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Car Carnage

**Car Carnage**is episode 41b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on April 8, 2000.

## Synopsis

After refusing to pay for his cable bill, Old Man Esmond gets fed up when his provider cuts off his cable, so he decides to go out and buy a satellite dish for his TV. The Pearsons tag along with him to help out, but when the GPS in Esmond's SUV gets them lost, Esmond ends up being stuck with his least favorite neighbors. And what makes things worse, is that the car's gas is as short as his temper!

## Cast

* Andrew Rannells as Edward and Oscar
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Dee Bradley Baker as Esmond
* Mark DeCarlo as Paul
* Eric Stuart as Gurney and Subway System Announcer

## Trivia

* This episode is available to watch on the Runaway Eric VHS and DVD, and the Season 3 Volume 1 box set.
* Although this episode premiered in 2000, it was produced in 1999 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
* In the audio commentary, Gary Sauls said this episode was based on a real life experience he had when he was 16.
	+ Shortly after his older brother obtained his driver's license, he went with his brother so he could buy a new pair of headphones. However, after setting a GPS to direct them to a local Target, his brother ended up getting misguided by it, and before they knew it, they were lost in a neighborhood full of nothing but houses. That wasn't all, though; the car ended up running out of gas, it was both cold and rainy outside, Sauls was only wearing casual clothes for average temperatures (shirt, sweatpants and tennis shoes), and they had to call in a towing company.
A Corny Episode

**A Corny Episode** is episode 175a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Cartoon Network on April 25, 2009.

## Synopsis

Edward and Eric find out Paul is preparing for the Lakeside City Dad Joke Showoff, in which he will compete against his rival from college, Corny McGoof.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward
* Robert Capron as Eric
* Mark DeCarlo as Paul
* Gilbert Gottfried as Corny McGoof
* Dan Castellaneta as Floyd

## Trivia

* Corny McGoof's voice actor, the late Gilbert Gottfried, is well-known for his stand-up comedy career, as well as voicing Digit from the PBS Kids cartoon, *Cyberchase*, and Iago from the Disney film franchise, *Aladdin*.
* Although this episode premiered in 2009, it was produced in 2008 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
Carver Gets Canned

**Carver Gets Canned** is episode 139a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on November 12, 2005.

## Synopsis

Lakeside City School's annual Thanksgiving food drive is on, and Carver is willing to do whatever it takes to donate more canned goods than The Lucky 6.

## Cast (WIP)

* Veronica Taylor as Carver
* Andrew Rannells as Edward and The Narrator
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos
* Edward Felker as Stanley
* Dan Green as Dallas
* Eric Stuart as Gurney
* Jessica DiCicco as Lola
* Rickey D'Shon Collins as Blake

## Trivia

* While Andrew Rannells' voice has remained the same throughout the years, this is one of the episodes where it is easy to tell that Josh Peck has been aging.
* Although this episode is centered on Thanksgiving, it wasn't common to see it air on TV year-round.
Bullseye

**Bullseye** is a chain of supermarkets featured in Edward and Eric. Several Bullseye stores are scattered across Lakeside, and it is an obvious parody of Target (to the point where even its slogan is a parody of Target's).

## Description

Just like any other supermarket, Bullseye has products that fit people's needs. Bullseye stores are well known for being open 24 hours a day and for being conveniently located, so if a Lakeside resident needs toilet paper at 3am or a cheap TV dinner at 11pm, then they're in luck.

Bullseye notoriously mistreats its employees and has a high turnover rate, going as far as "NOTICE: Employees Must Stop Crying Before Returning to Work" signs being hung up on the restroom mirrors. Taking a sick day/sick leave will typically guarantee that an employee will get fired, even for extremely urgent reasons such as pregnancy or a death in the family.

All of the Bullseye stores are accessible in Edward and Eric: Lakeside City Stories and Edward and Eric: Joey's World. Here, players can buy groceries, as well as ammo for certain weapons (e.g. buying potatoes to refuel the Spud Gun).

## Trivia

* Although Bullseye stores are open 24 hours, this is not the case for Target stores in real life, as they typically close at 10pm.
* Fellow supermarket chain Wally World has tried multiple times to enter Lakeside, but unfortunately, Mr. Mayorman opposes Wally World. Because of this, the residents of Lakeside resort to Bullseye, Partial Foods and local stores for their grocery-related needs.
	+ This is a jab at how Wal-Mart is banned in New York City in real life.
* Although Target has a dog as its mascot, Bullseye has an owl as its mascot. This is because owls are common pets in the Edward and Eric universe, and dogs are unheard of.
Break a Leg

**Break a Leg** is episode 8a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on October 24, 1998.

## Synopsis

Tony breaks Old Man Esmond's hip after playing a game of Hop on Pop. At the hospital, Esmond tells Dr. Feelwell he wants to "feel young again" (to get surgery on his hip), Feelwell misunderstands this by giving him plastic surgery, which reverts Esmond's looks to his teenage self. And believe it or not, he's handsome! And arrogant. And then becomes a TV star.

## Cast

* Dee Bradley Baker as Old Man Esmond
* John DiMaggio as Tony
* Andrew Rannells as Edward
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Mike Pollock as Dr. Feelwell

## Trivia

* This is the first episode of the series where Edward only has a minor role.
* This was supposed to be paired with Hurricane Eddy, but ended up being Club Joey's sister episode instead.
* The title is based on the saying, "break a leg", which is an encouragement phrase that is said to actors before they perform on stage.
* This episode is available to watch on the Tripping Down Memory Lane DVD and VHS, as well as the box set for The Complete First Season.
* Although this episode premiered in 1998, it was produced in 1997 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
A Pirate's Life for Me (a)

**A Pirate's Life for Me (a)** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Ron Goodwin. In Edward and Eric, the first part of the track always plays, in contrast to the second part, which has never played in the series. The track has also played in *The Mighty B!*.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **10a.** Sold Out - Edward and Eric walk into the screening room.

### Season 2

* **25a.** Guess Who's for Dinner? - Dallas beats up every single cow.
* **26.** Shaggy Dog Story - Constantinos and Shaggy beat up the sea monster.
* **28.** The Hall of the Weens - "And now, we take you to Flushing, New York, home to Edward and Eric's #1 fan: Andrew Rannells!"

### Season 3

* **32b.** One Small Step for Ed - Principal Walker, Mr. Goodman and Buzz Aldrin fight the last of The Aliens.
* **37.** The Shaft of Hate - Eric goes to "rescue" Edward.
* **53.** An Onix-pected Adventure - Paul and Oscar leave the apartment; Everybody goes to fight Principal Walker and Team Rocket.

### Season 4

* **62c.** The Millennium's a-Comin' - Edward tries to pull the Earth away with his rocket ship.
* **63a.** One For All (Not Really) - Dallas and Constantinos try to control their boat despite the heavy thunderstorm.
* **68b.** Working Things Out - Dallas and Carver work together to break the door down.
* **91.** Choose Your Own Ed-venture - Dallas saves Edward and Joey from a rockslide.
* **95.** Are You There, Sauls? It's Me, Ed - Andrew jumps out of the office building.

### Season 5

* **100.** No More PEGOs - "It's time for another Edward and Eric special!" (High-pitched)

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **200.** Snod-Ball - The Ty-Rannell-Saurus Rex eats (almost) every single villain.

### Tony and Esmond

#### Season 1

* **26.** Treasure Hunt - Title card; (TBD)

(WIP)

## Trivia

* Surprisingly enough, this track has played in every single season.
Dramatic Impact 2

**Dramatic Impact 2** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Ivor Slaney. In Edward and Eric, it usually plays during shocking scenes. It also played in The Simpsons' first episode, Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire, as well as the *Beavis and Butthead* episode, Water Safety.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **1b.** Pranks for Nothing - Edward realizes he must apologize to Eric.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **23a.** That's Gonna Leave a Mark - Edward gets run over by several vehicles.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **93b.** Red Ed Redemption - "Sir?!"

(WIP)
Death and Destruction 1

**Death and Destruction 1**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin. It usually plays during disastrous scenes in Edward and Eric.

## Usage

### Season 4

* **74b.** Sid's Shenanigans - The citizens chase after Edward and Eric.

(WIP)

### Season 6

* **133a.** Walker the Big Talker - Walker beats up Mrs. White.

(WIP)
Camptown Races

**Camptown Races** is an original track that was composed for Edward and Eric. Based on the real song by Stephen Foster, it is the show's instrumental rendition of it. The track usually plays during endings of episodes. The main instruments in it are a harmonica and banjo.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **20b.** The Haunted Recliner - The ending.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **51a.** Going Camping - The brothers sit around the campfire, and Carver burns his weenie off.
* **53.** An Onix-pected Adventure - A man poorly dressed as Mewtwo chases and beats up Andrew with a wiffle bat. In short, the ending.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **93b.** Red Ed Redemption - The students are seen around a campfire.
* **94a.** Fore! - The ending.

(WIP)

### Movie

* The Edward and Eric Movie - Edward tries to start a campfire.

### Season 5

* **98a.** The Class of Complain - "Hey, it's Mr. Goodman!" (Underscore version)
* **108a.** Every Ed Has Its Day - The beginning.
* **118b.** Dead Dallas - The ending.

(WIP)

### Season 7

* **150b.** All Washed Up - Mr. Washer observes the other tables.

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **199b.** Igor Needs Help - The ending.

(WIP)

## Trivia

* If one were to go by production order, The Haunted Recliner is the only Season 1 episode where this track plays. If the series ended after 13 episodes, which Warner Bros. originally intended, it would've been the only episode altogether where it would play.
Balthazar Abrahams

**Balthazar Abrahams**is a minor character in Edward and Eric, and a Prep who attends Lakeside City School. He is voiced by Andrew Rannells.

## Personality

Balthazar is the stereotypical tea-obsessed Brit. He talks down anybody who, even in the slightest, dislikes tea. He is also athletic, as he enjoys boxing, swimming, and track. He claims to be obsessed with tea because it helps him exercise, but the truth is that, in Stanley's words, he's "too obsessed" with it. He speaks in a faux upper-class British accent.

## Trivia

* He has British Teeth.
* His favorite food to eat with his tea is crumpets (what else?).
* He physically resembles Wallace from the long running British stop motion series, *Wallace and Gromit*.
Hired! The Musical

***Hired!*** is a song from the MST3K episode, *Bride of the Monster*.

## Lyrics

Bots: (in a whisper) He's hired. He's hired. He's hired. He's hired.

Joel: I'm hired.

Bots: He’s hired.

Joel: I hope I don't get fired.

Bots: He's hired.

Joel: In forty years I'll be retired. But for now, I'm simply hired.

Bots: He's hired. He's hired. He's hired. He's hired.

Joel: I got a job today.

Bots: He's hired.

Joel: I'm selling Chevrolets.

Bots: He's hired.

Joel: I'm bringing home good pay.

Bots: He's hired.

Joel: I just got hired.

Bots: He's hired. He's hired. He's hired. He's hired. He got a job today.

Joel: Yeah, me!

Bots: He's selling Chevrolets.

Joel: We're gonna get awnings.

Bots: He's bringing home good pay.

Joel: Maybe even dessert. (at same time with bots next line) I just got hired.

Bots: He just got hired.

All: HIRED!

(music changes)

Joel: I was wondering if you'd like to see my--

Gypsy: No!

Joel: But I really think you should see my--

Tom: No!

Joel: It's got a lovely--

Gypsy: No!

Joel: And if only you would--

Crow: No!

Bots: Can't you see we're trying to tell you no!

(music changes)

Tom: (spoken) Ahh.

(singing) Zeros, zeros.

None of my salesmen has ever sold a car.

Sometimes I think I might be pushing them too far.

I think I'll hit the bar

And try to get my mind off zeros.

Gypsy: Zeros.

Tom: Zeros.

Gypsy: Zeros.

Tom: All of my salesmen are zeros.

(music changes)

Crow: Good evening, sonny.

Tom: Hi, Dad.

Crow: You look depressed.

Tom: I am.

Gypsy: Come on and have some lemonade.

Tom: Thanks, Mom, but that won't help.

Crow: Just get it off your chest.

Tom: Okay. I suck at my job.

Crow: No, you don't.

Tom: Yes, I do.

Gypsy: Oh, my.

Tom: My salesmen are slobs.

Crow: No, they aren't.

Tom: Yes, they do.

Crow and Gypsy: Huh?

Tom: I'd like to make a sale, but what can I do? I'm gonna be a failure just like you, Dad.

Crow: Like me?

Tom: That's right, I'll be a failure just like you!

Crow: (spoken) Why, you, son of a ragalfragen...

Joel: (spoken) Extry, extry, read all about it! Pearl Harbor bombed! Roosevelt declares war!

Tom: (spoken) Well, that's it!

Crow: What's it?

Tom: Uncle Sam's gonna need cars. Why, selling Chevrolets is gonna help the war effort.

Don't ya see, Dad? Come on

everybody!

All: (singing) See the U.S.A. in your Chev--

Joel: (spoken) Stop! We got Commercial Sign.

Tom: (spoken) For crying out loud!

Crow: (spoken) What's the point?
Jeffrey's Big Adventures

Jeffrey's Big Adventures is an American-Canadian animated television series created by Curiousgorge66 for YTV in Canada and Disney Channel in the United States. The series premiered on August 1st, 2014.

## Characters

### Main

* Jeffrey (Dave Foley) = a human boy who is an aspiring rock star and goes on big adventures.
* Kate = Jeffrey's pet Labrador retriever.
* Rock K. Star (Richard Ian Cox)= a human man who is Jeffrey's role model and helps Jeffrey during his adventures.

### Minor

* Lawyer Lawsuit (Dan Signer) = a human man who is a lawyer.

## Plot

Jeffrey, an aspiring rock star, goes on adventures with his pet puppy Kate and his role model Rock K. Star.

## Episodes

1. The Big Lawsuit: Jeffrey's parents get a lawsuit over copyrighted music, so they send Jeffrey on big adventures along with his pet puppy. Along the way, Jeffrey meets his role model, Rock K. Star, who agrees to help him on his adventures.

TBE.

## Trivia

* Despite being created by Curiousgorge66, the show is not distributed by Curiousgorge66 Studios in the United States due to various factors.
Dramatic Cue (a)

**Dramatic Cue (a)** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Ronald Hamner.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **20b.** The Haunted Recliner - Tony and Skipper scream.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **59b.** Comedy Gold - Edward gets startled.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **78a.** Hard-Boiled Ed - Walker screams as he falls to the roof.
* **81a.** Send in the Eds - Walker is turned into a clown.
* **83a.** Abracadabra! - "THAT'S BUSTER!"

(WIP)

### Season 7

* **145b.** Eat Your Soul Out - "***IS HE OK?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?***"

(WIP)
Hawaiian Flower

**Hawaiian Flower**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Jon Jelmer.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **2a.** Spice of Life - "It's No Use, I'll Never Learn How To Swim."

### Season 2

* **13a.** Where Did That Hair Come From?! - "You're So Immature!"
* **29a**. That's a Record! - Ending

### Season 3

* **34a.** Valentine's Day in Lakeside - Intro
* **58b.** The Bad Birthday - "This Birthday Was The Worst"

### Season 4

* **62c.** The Millennium's a-Comin' - The Beginning.

(WIP)
Greg

**Greg** is a one-off character in Edward and Eric who debuted in the Season 4 episode, Goodman's Bodyguard. Afterwards, he didn't appear again until the post-movie era, where he would make silent background cameos. He is voiced by Wayne Grayson.

## Description

Despite his tall, muscular stature (even towering over Principal Walker, whose height is 6'4) and his job as a bodyguard, Greg has a rather high-pitched voice and wouldn't seem so intimidating for the average guy, although this can't be said for Walker, who was highly afraid of him throughout the episode.

Greg first appears in the episode when Mr. Goodman informs Principal Walker he has hired a bodyguard in order to combat Walker's toxic behavior and bossy, overwhelming demands. (WIP)

## Trivia

* Much like almost every single character that has ever been featured in Edward and Eric (apart from Susan, Bo and Mac Donald), he was seen in the crowd in Snod-Ball.
	+ When the crowd is chasing after Snodgrass, he can be seen wielding a metal chair if one were to quickly pause, exactly like how he chased Walker with one in Goodman's Bodyguard.
Gorgeous Girl

**Gorgeous Girl** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Kurt Schick. It also plays in a few episodes of *The Mighty B!*.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **19b.** Babysitting - "I had it all wrong yesterday."
* **27a.** Opposites Day - Joey in Mr. Goodman's office.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **39b.** No Ed for Guessing - The beginning.

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **186a.** The Wonderful World of Amelia Morris - Milly goes to Mrs. White for advice.
* **199a.** The Tortoise and the Ed - Nicholas encounters Principal Walker.
Chip Walker

**Chip Walker** is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is Walker and Diane's youngest son. He is voiced by Frank Welker.

## Personality

Chip is, in simple terms, a cross between a human and a dog, as while he is a human, he acts and sounds exactly like a dog. Because of this, he can usually be found attacking unlucky students (most notably Joey), dumpster diving, chasing his "tail", or howling at the moon. He seems to have a strong disdain for pretty much everyone, including his older brothers, and even his own parents.

Due to the idea of keeping dogs as pets being unheard of in the Edward and Eric universe, it is a running gag for the characters to be unaware of what animal Chip is acting like. Walker once guessed he's "probably like a wolf or a panther or something".

## Trivia

* On some early character sketches of Chip, he was originally depicted with canine teeth.
* Humorously enough, Chip only speaks by making guttural noises (along with some barks here and there), yet everybody seems to fully understand what he's saying.
* Chip wears a collar - however, it is too tight on his neck.
* Chip usually eats his food out of Whiskers’ bowl.
A Marathon to Remember

**A Marathon to Remember** was an Edward and Eric marathon that aired on The WB on October 6, 2001. It was intended to lead up to the premiere of Tripping Down Memory Lane.

## Schedule

* **3:00pm** - Comic Relief/Brotherhood of Stanley
* **3:30pm** - It's All the Rage/Cycling for Morons/Bleeding Heart
* **4:00pm** - To Serve and Protect/Working Things Out
* **4:30pm** - Locked Out/New Singer in Town
* **5:00pm** - Eric in Love/Eric = mc2
* **5:30pm** - Money Madness/A Bear-y Good Day
* **6:00pm** - From Zero to Hero/Your Future Stinks
* **6:30pm** - The Game of Lice/Fine By Me/One Man's TV
* **7:00pm** - Tripping Down Memory Lane (New episode)
* **8:00pm** - The Good, The Bad, and the Nerdy
* **8:30pm** - Due Tomorrow, Do Tomorrow/Car Carnage

## Trivia

* The title is based on the saying, "a night to remember", and is also a play on words with everybody thinking Edward had amnesia in Tripping Down Memory Lane.
Hawaiian Breeze

**Hawaiian Breeze**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Jon Jelmer. It serves as one of the many "sad themes" for Edward and Eric (although, ironically enough, it first played in a scene where Eric was angry).

Any comments stating this also plays in *The Loud House* will result in an immediate removal and ban. No questions asked.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **4b.**Missing Pieces - Eric wakes up the next morning, thinking back to what Edward told him.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **42b.** Ed and Relaxation - "Welcome to Lake-ko'i Kea's luau extravaganza!"

(WIP)
Brotherhood of Stanley

**Brotherhood of Stanley** is episode 54b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on September 16, 2000.

## Synopsis

Stanley invites The Lucky 6 to his family's country club in Upstate for a big Thanksgiving dinner party with his entire extended family. However, it doesn't take long for things to begin falling apart...

## Cast (WIP)

* Edward Felker as Stanley
* Andrew Rannells as Edward, Balthazar and Wyatt
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos, Harry, Chinese Buffet Owner, Cashier and Customers
* Dan Green as Dallas
* Clancy Brown as Bill
* Grey DeLisle as Sierra and Whitney
* Frank Welker as Chester
* Eric Stuart as Justin
* Veronica Taylor as Carver and Mother

## Trivia

* Many of Stanley's family members are actually recycled models of various background characters.
* This episode is available to watch on The Best of Stanley VHS, the Tripping Down Memory Lane DVD and the Season 3 Volume 2 box set.
* The scene where Stanley's family visits a Chinese restaurant is primarily based on the "Chinese turkey" scene from the 1983 film, *A Christmas Story*.
* Oscar is listed in the credits, but he doesn't even appear in the episode.
* Although this is technically a Thanksgiving episode, this episode premiered 2 months before November.
* Despite being a Thanksgiving episode, it isn't uncommon to see this episode air throughout the year.
Bad Luck Benjamin

**Bad Luck Benjamin**is an 11-minute animated short that was animated and produced by Gary Sauls. While it was primarily produced as a project when he was attending college at School of Visual Arts, it was also where most aspects for Edward and Eric would originate from. Sauls' close friend, Edward Felker, helped out with the animation and some voice work.

The finished short was eventually shown to one of Sauls' classes on September 27, 1982. It resulted in positive reception from his professors and classmates.

## Synopsis

A nerdy teenager, Benjamin, must go through the first day of high school while also trying to keep his genetic bad luck under control. With obstacles such as hot cheerleaders, bullies and overwhelming homework, will he make it out alive?

## Cast

* Gary Sauls as Benjamin, Narrator, Principal Schlitzdik, (WIP)
* Edward Felker as (WIP)

## Trivia

* Sauls and Felker did all the voice work in this project, even for the female characters.
* Eric's original portrayal does not appear in this short.
* The short can be viewed on The Complete First Season's second disc as part of one of the bonus features, as well as Disc 20 on Edward and Eric: The Complete Series, albeit it is censored on both of the aforementioned DVDs.

## Transcript

(The cartoon opens with a relaxing shot of a busy city)

**Narrator:**Parents tell you high school is the best time of your life, but I think you and I know that's false. You may be thinking, "isn't dating so much easier in high school?". Well, not if you're a steroid-fueled football player or a ghetto Mexican who acts two times less their age.

(The camera goes through a neighborhood, where pedestrians are already walking to work or cleaning around their apartments)

**Narrator:**Well, friends, high school is all about awkward stages of puberty, depression, hating everybody - including yourself, loads of work that only worsen your grades, and teachers that don't do anything against bullying. How do I know this? Well, for one, we're in the USA, smartass. And three,

(The camera pans into a tidy apartment, and then into an even tidier bedroom. A digital alarm clock reads "6:29 AM")

**Narrator:**one kid showed it all. His name is Benjamin. Bad Luck Benjamin.

(The title shows up on the screen, written in red)

(Benjamin is already awake)

**Benjamin:**Alright! Ten seconds earlier than yesterday.
Fife and Drum March

**Fife and Drum March**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Larry Hochman. It only plays in two episodes of Edward and Eric.

## Usage

### Season 4

* **64.**The Good, The Bad, and the Nerdy - Edward comes up with a plan to defeat El Diablo.

### Season 5

* **104b.** Insomnia Insanity - "Ok. Everybody got everything they need?"
Edward and Eric Season 8

Edward and Eric ran for 7 seasons, but once upon a time, an eighth season was in development. 20 episodes had been planned, though only 2 had been fully scripted and storyboarded. Plans for this eighth season fell through when series creator Gary Sauls began to feel iffy. He feared that the show would lose its charm if it were to continue any longer. Warner Bros. ultimately respected Sauls' decision, and the planned finale for the eighth season ultimately became the finale of the seventh season (as well as the finale of the series as a whole), and the original Season 7 finale, as well as all the rest of the planned eighth season were scrapped.

## Discoveries

### 2006

* In a documentary detailing the production of Snod-Ball, a short clip of a Chatterbox employee drawing a storyboard panel from one of the canceled Season 8 eps can be seen.

### 2008

* Sauls uploaded all of the scripts from the eighth season onto the internet, complete and incomplete. He also uploaded the completed script for Bully Be Gone.

### 2018

* A Chatterbox employee leaked a few storyboard panels from Bully Be Gone onto Twitter. The tweet was deleted shortly after, but fans raised such a stink that Sauls finally gave in and uploaded the full animatics for Bully Be Gone onto Twitter the next day, with a caption reading:
	+ *”There. Don’t ever ask me for anything like that again.”*
Infirmary

**Infirmary** is a minigame/side-mission in Edward and Eric: Lakeside City Stories and Edward and Eric: Joey's World.

## Description

Infirmary can be initiated during school hours (8am-7pm) inside of Nurse Fracture's office. The minigame involves "healing" injured students with the most painful remedies (e.g. pulling a loose tooth by tying it with a string and to a doorknob before slamming the door). The amount of money the player receives upon completion depends on how much pain they gave the students, but the maximum reward is $50, making it an efficient method of gaining a lot of cash early on in the game.

In Joey's World, the minigame remains unchanged apart from some new injuries being added that are meant to fit with the summer theme (e.g. a camper having bee stings all around their skin). It can be started inside the nurse's cabin from 8am to 7pm.
Henry Swamps

**Henry Swamps** is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is a student who attends Lakeside City School. He is voiced by Dan Green.

## Personality

Henry is an anthropomorphic hippo (which people rarely bring up) who is one of the more sociable students at the school, often being loud and showy, as well as trying to make friends. However, he has trouble doing the last part, as he is a target for bullying, and hardly anybody ever shows interest in him. Nevertheless, Henry spends a lot of time playing video games, watching television, and reading comic books, making him an interesting student to talk to.

## Trivia

* According to himself, Henry used to be the school's new student before Constantinos arrived.
Choose Your Own Ed-venture

**Choose Your Own Ed-venture** is episode 50 of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on July 29, 2000.

## Synopsis

The Lucky 6 is determined to become the first ones to reach the top of Death Mountain. They decide to split into groups of 3 so they can each take the path that they think is the safest way up, but they aren't aware that both paths have plenty of dangers within them...

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward and himself
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos
* Edward Felker as Stanley and Jacob the Dog
* Dan Green as Dallas

## Trivia

* This episode is available to watch on its namesake DVD, as well as the Season 3 Volume 2 DVD boxset.
* Although this episode premiered in 2000, it was produced in 1999 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
Amazon Hunters

Is a 2017-2018 Web show The story goes A Woman Name Sacred Doll Where A AU (Alternate Universe) Amazons(From the 2016 Web show Called Kamen Rider Amazons) Is a Amazon Hunter  Along with her Sister(That Dead),Cherrica(who an Amazon), Sacred Fire and Sacred Heart and They Hunts Amazons until They Ment Him A Amazon.

## Characters

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Holiday Sock Party

The **Holiday Sock Party**was an ongoing Kids' WB event that lasted from 2001 to 2005 each December. In 2001, it started on the third Saturday of December, but starting from 2002, it was changed to the second Saturday. A character named the Holiday Sock served as the host for the event.

## Episodes

### 2001

Four episodes in total premiered during the 2001 Holiday Sock Party, all of which were also part of the Gimme 6 event.

* **78a.**Hard-Boiled Ed
* **78b.**Cents-less
* **79a.**Snow Difference
* **79b.**Pure as the Driven Snow

### 2002

No new episodes premiered due to the show's eleven month long hiatus at the time, although a rerun of Santa's Clause did air during the event.

### 2003

No new episodes premiered, although a rerun of Esmond Isn't Feeling Jolly did air.

### 2004

Two episodes in total premiered during the 2004 Holiday Sock Party.

* **117a.** There Will Be Heck to Pay
* **117b.** Keep an Eye Out

### 2005

Once again, no new episodes premiered, but reruns of Snow Difference and Pure as the Driven Snow did air.

## Trivia

* Funnily enough, in the 2002 bumpers, the trademark Kids' WB water tower was still used even though it was seriously outdated by that point, as *Looney Tunes* was (unfortunately) removed from Kids' WB back in 2000.
* The Holiday Sock himself has made cameo appearances in a few Edward and Eric episodes, only to die from someone else's own wrath each time, which makes him somewhat of a Butt Monkey.
	+ He would then appear as the antagonist of the Season 5 episode, Stinky Sock.
Edward and Eric/Bumpers/August 2000

This is a transcript to Edward and Eric bumpers and promos that aired on Kids' WB throughout August 2000.

## August 15-31

### "Slammin' September" promo

**Announcer:**Who DOESN'T love new episodes of Edward and Eric?

**Edward & Eric:***(clip from An Onix-pected Adventure)*Oh! Oh! We love it! We love it! We love it!

**Announcer:**Well, prepare yourself for September, where we'll be airing NEW episodes of Edward and Eric for two weeks straight - from the 2nd all to the 23rd!

**Stanley:***(clip from Brotherhood of Stanley)*That's a better idea than theater popcorn prices!

**Announcer:**Here you can witness Eric's new pet dog reeking havoc, as well as the city's population turning into... children?!

*(Clip from Bloom of Youth of baby Old Man Esmond crying)*

**Announcer:** After that we get the duo's class stumbling into the world of Pokemon... did we say this would be CRAZY?!

*(Clip from Brotherhood of Stanley of Edward screaming at the top of his lungs)*

**Announcer:**Well, okay, just don't let it go over your head. Then you can witness Sebastian becoming a detective... *(clip from Comic Relief plays)*

**Sebastian:**Alright, Carver, I know you took my comics, and I know exactly where you were that night!

*(Closeup of a photo of Carver riding a merry-go-round that is themed after the color pink)*

**Carver:**Oh, come on, they had a 30% off deal!

**Announcer:** We will witness Stanley's family coming over for Thanksgiving - and causing a disaster! And last but not least, Lakeside will experience a zombie outbreak! Don't miss the Slammin' September weekend block, from September 2nd to the 23rd, at 9:30, only on Kids' WB!
Heavenly Voices (b)

**Heavenly Voices (b)**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by David Farnon. It also plays in the Kids' WB cartoon, *Detention*.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **4a.** The School Bully - The brothers become lovestruck.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **24a.**There's So Much to Sea - Edward finds the perfect spot.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **38a.** Bad Luck Be an Ed Tonight - "But The Animator in the Sky must have made things right!"
* **58a.** The Book of Goodman - "There's nothing on the cover!"

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **62a.** Constantinos' Lavatory Story - "The pool!"

(WIP)

### Season 8

* **174c.** Cereal Killer - Briefly plays when the Trickster Bunny's angel counterpart appears.

(WIP)
Horlepiep

**Horlepiep**is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Jan Rap. It is usually associated with Lakeside City School.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **6a.**A New Friend - "Today, we'll be introducing two new students."; The ending.
* **9b.**Monster Mania - Montage of Satan and his friends terrorizing the residents of Lakeside.

### Season 2

* **28.**The Hall of the Weens - (WIP); Andrew eats all of Jacob's dog food right in front of him, thus ending the episode for good.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **52a.**Hunt for the Gaboon Viper - The ending.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **66b.** Cycling for Morons - Title card.
* **95.**Are You There, Sauls? It's Me, Ed - The brothers encounter the *Detention*characters.

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **107b.** The Little Fly - The ending. (Low-pitched)

(WIP)

### Season 6

* **140b.** Would It Kill You to Be Nice? - Montage of Carver trying to hold in his toxicity at school.

(WIP)

### Season 7

* **158.** The Grass is Always Edder - Final scene of the Andrew segment.

(WIP)

## Trivia

* The Little Fly is the only episode where this track plays at a different pitch.
Hyacintho

**Hyacintho** is a Japanese-American electronics and software company that primarily develops video games and video game accessories, but has also developed films, books, television shows, toys, playing cards and, for a short time, television sets. The company originated in Japan, but later relocated to California in order to purchase a bigger headquarters.

## History

### Creation

The company (named Aquacin at the time) was founded in early 1980 in Japan as a producer of television sets. The television sets had negative reception, but they still sold across Japan. Eventually, sales were slowed due to other television set brands being favored by the Japanese. The company soon fell into bankruptcy when it was found that the new television sets the company was producing had a high risk of falling over and shattering due to its fragile bottom. The company was set to be closed in late 1982, but the CEO of the company, Souma Kita, saw inspiration when he saw a person playing a video game for Intellivision inside of a shopping mall on a television produced by one of Hyacintho's rivals at the time. Kita was impressed by the game, and he asked the person if he could try it. When Kita attempted to play it, he was not very skilled at it and "did not win even one round". He borrowed an Intellivision from his friend three days later and grew even more impressed. He contacted those in the company who had knowledge of video game programming, and after a long meeting with them, he decided to rebrand the company into a video game company, which took place some time after. In 1983, Epsilon and Omicron: Quest to Thorn's Castle was released for the NES following extensive promotion, being under development for an unknown amount of time. The company's television sets continued to be sold until 1985.

### Video gaming

Epsilon and Omicron: Quest to Thorn's Castle was treated with very positive reception, which inspired the company to make a sequel named Epsilon and Omicron II: The Shifting Pillars, which was released in late 1985. The sequel did not gather the hype that the original did, but it still sold well and had positive reception.

## Trivia

* The company's name which was used in Japanese regions, Aocintho, originates from the Japanese word for blue, "ao" (青(あお)). In 2016, the Japanese name of the company changed to Hyacintho for unknown reasons.
Dungeons and Douches

*Go back to: **List of Kitchen episodes***

**Dungeons and Douches** is the 2nd episode of Kitchen. It first aired in June 12, 1999 on FOX, and it was rated TV-14-DLSV.

## Plot

The boys are watching their favorite anime *"Seinfeld Z Kai"*. They are so into the show that they won't blink and ignore everything else other than the television.

TBA

***The following content is expected to be edited soon.***
Kalua Jubilee

**Kalua Jubilee**is a track that was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **13b.**The Right to Be Alone - The ending.
* **15a.**Eric for Principal - The ending.

### Season 3

* **47c.**Visiting Hours - The ending.
* **54b.**Brotherhood of Stanley - The ending.
* **57b.**Eric = mc2 - The ending.
* **60b.**A Bear-y Good Day - The ending.

### Season 4

* **62a.** Constantinos' Lavatory Story - "JOEY!!!!" (Only the last part briefly plays)
* **62c.**The Millennium's a-Comin' - The ending.
* **67a.**Party Hardy - Dallas wakes up.
* **70a.**Tough Luck - The ending.
* **75b.**Home Run - The ending.
* **79b.**Pure as the Driven Snow - The beginning.

(WIP)
Emile Walker

**Emile Walker** is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is the middle child of Principal Walker and Diane, the younger brother of Aloysius and the older brother of Chip. He is voiced by Ted Lewis.

## Persona (WIP)

In sharp contrast to his father, Emile is a kind-hearted and friendly individual. He often tries to have positive interactions with other students, but this rarely works out, due to them expecting the worst out of him due to his family name. At home, he is often bullied by Aloysius for being "too soft", and Chip customarily attacks him (not that it's unusual).

## Trivia

* He is on good standings with The Lucky 6.
* Emile's voice actor also voices King Dedede in the English dub of *Kirby: Right Back at Ya!*, as well as Ryou Bakura/Yami Bakura in the dub for *Yu-Gi-Oh!*.
Edward's New Job

**Edward's New Job**is episode 112a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on September 11, 2004.

## Synopsis

Edward discovers he is in debt to NASA, so he enrolls himself to work at Taco Smell, where his coworker is Gurney. However, it's not as pleasant as it sounds.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward, Charles, Wayne, Skipper and The Narrator
* Eric Stuart as Gurney
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos
* Edward Felker as Stanley, Igor and Abdul
* Dan Green as Dallas
* Mike Pollock as Principal Walker and Angry Customer
* John DiMaggio as Tony
* Mark DeCarlo as Paul

## Trivia

* Although this episode premiered in 2004, it was produced in 2003 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
* This episode is available to watch on the Adventures in Lakeside City DVD, the Ed-a-Rama VHS, and the Season 5 Volume 2 box set.
* This episode premiered as part of the Bat-tastic Saturday event, which marked the series premieres of *The Batman* and the hilariously short-lived and critically panned *Da Boom Crew*.
* At one point in Taco Smell's kitchen, there is a cup with a pink straw, a red box of French fries, and a wad of meat. This is a reference to Master Shake, Frylock and Meatwad from the long-running Adult Swim series, *Aqua Teen Hunger Force*.
* Taco Smell having a "number 45" on its menu is a reference to Big Smoke's infamously large order in the *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas* mission, "Drive-Thru".
* **An Aesop:** While fast food is good as a part-time job, especially if you need to build up job experience, it is probably not something you'd want to keep as a lifelong career.
Fresh as a Daisy

**Fresh as a Daisy** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by George French. It only plays in one episode of Edward and Eric, as well as the movie.

## Usage

### Movie

* The Edward and Eric Movie - Andrew's Mom drops Andrew and Jacob off at the AMC Empire 25 theater.

### Season 5

* **103b.** Joey Goes Boxing - "Ok, everybody scootch down so I can seal the box."; The students get mailed out of the school.
Floyd Maldanado

**Floyd Maldanado**is a supporting character in Edward and Eric, and the tritagonist of the 2016 video game, Edward and Eric: Joey's World. He is the widower of an unnamed woman, and the father of Joey, David, Cheesy, Fancy Pants and Phillip. He is voiced by Dan Castellaneta.

## Personality

Floyd is an avid lover of working. His amount of jobs are way too much to count (to the point where it once broke Edward's calculator), all of which he works at once, which basically makes him omnipresent at each position. Some of his jobs include a construction worker, a chef at Pearson Pizza, an emergency care assistant, a substitute teacher, a firefighter, a sanitation worker, a telephone operator, and others that would be too long to list. Despite that, he cares for his sons wholeheartedly, and he usually offers advice to them to guide them down the right path. However, his older sons' bullying towards Joey typically goes unnoticed by him due to the amount of jobs he works. (WIP)

## Trivia

* During his childhood, Floyd was a baseball player and he was given the nickname, "Homer". This is a nod to Homer Simpson, who Dan Castellaneta also voices.
* Floyd is the owner of the local video rental store in Lakeside City.
Era of a Nation

**Era of a Nation** is a cyberpunk action comedy show created by Chaossy for Adult Swim, produced by Williams Street, and Titmouse. It was announced in August of 2016 with a release date of late 2017. It is also a part of the Proelium Dimension as well, taking place 250 years after Finale.

The series is about a smuggler who rebuilds Chrome from robot parts from around The City, but can he outrun the law and protect Chrome?

## Characters

### Major characters

* Timothy Deu - A Chinese-American who is a smuggler. After searching 5 years for robot parts, he rebuilds a machine from scratch.
* Trivance - A robot that was rebuilt by Timothy. He only has faint memories from when he was first rebuilt.
* Commissioner Hayo - An Japanese-American who is the head of The City's police, and is also the sheriff of Level 3.

## The City

**The City** is a three level city, with walls and very strict security in all of them. Level one is where the regular peasants live, level two is where most people live, and level three is where all the rich people live, and where the security headquarters is located.

## Broadcast

* Adult Swim (US)
* RaGE UK (UK)
Hyacintho Waterway

The **Hyacintho Waterway** is a home video game console developed by Hyacintho. The console was released on December 23, 2016 after years of careful planning.

## Accessories

* **Hyacintho Camera** - A camera that is placed near the television set.
* **Hyacintho Dashboard** - A controller with a screen similar to Nintendo's Wii U. It is the main controller that comes with the console.
* **Hyacintho Dock** - A charging dock that charges both the Hyacintho Dashboard and the Hyacintho Point.
* **Hyacintho KnowWatch** - A watch-like device that straps to the wrist and displays notifications and alerts from the console.
* **Hyacintho KnowWatch 2** - A successor to the Hyacintho KnowWatch with similar functionality. The screen can display things such as the time and profile information (unlike the first KnowWatch), and it can also display the profiles of whoever else is wearing the KnowWatch nearby.
* **Hyacintho Pen** - A pen with ink that the Hyacintho Camera can detect. It also functions as a stylus for the Hyacintho Dashboard when the pen's cap is on.
* **Hyacintho Point** - A remote-shaped controller similar to Nintendo's Wii Remote and Sony's PlayStation Move that acts as a cursor when pointed on the screen. Seven of the controllers come with the console.
* **Hyacintho Stick** - A sensor that can detected by the Hyacintho Camera and can be attached to surfaces via velcro straps, a magnet on the back side or metal hooks. In games that support the Hyacintho Camera, they can act as targets to shoot at on the screen or points to enhance the exactness of the camera. Ten of the sensors come with the console.
Happy-Go-Lively

**Happy-Go-Lively** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Laurie Johnson. In Edward and Eric, it is usually associated with Niagara Malls, as well as any other store. It also plays in the Simpsons episode, *$pringfield*, and the Sneak Peeks menu on the DVD for the 2006 film, *Cars*.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **21b.** Your Future Stinks - Stanley goes to Niagara Malls.

### Season 3

* **46.** Crazy for Candy/Weekend at Edward's - Credits scene.

(WIP)

### Tony and Esmond

#### Season 1

* **5.** Old Man Goes on a Rampage Grocery Shopping - Title card; Tony and Esmond enter Bullseye.

(WIP)
Edward Felker

**Edward Felker**(born March 31, 1960 in Syracuse, New York) is an animator, writer, director and producer who is best known for being the co-creator, creative director and supervising producer for Edward and Eric. He usually works with his childhood friend and business partner, Gary Sauls.

## Trivia

* Stanley is based on Felker.
* Apart from his usual duties of helping direct Edward and Eric episodes, Felker was also responsible for painting all of the "gross close-ups" featured throughout the show. He also provides the voice acting for Stanley, as well as numerous background characters.
* His favorite Edward and Eric episodes are Ed and Relaxation, The Haunted Recliner, Everybody Loves Constantinos, Joey Goes Boxing and Edward for Pres-ed-ent.
* His favorite Edward and Eric characters are Principal Walker, Joey, Constantinos, Mr. Goodman, and the Ty-Rannell-Saurus Rex.
* He is also known for his willingness to answer questions about the production of Edward and Eric episodes on Twitter.
Joey is a Big Fat Dummy

**Joey is a Big Fat Dummy**is episode 17b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on October 2, 1999.

## Synopsis

Upset with Joey's rashness, Eric makes a ventriloquist dummy of Joey so it can feel like he has a friend, and it ends up driving the real Joey crazy!

## Cast

* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Andrew Rannells as Edward
* Veronica Taylor as Carver
* Dee Bradley Baker as Old Man Esmond
* Tress MacNeille as Mrs. Burns
* Eric Stuart as Agustin and Chuck

## Trivia

* When this episode premiered, it was originally paired with Bottom of the Food Chain.
	+ Some TV guides still consider them sister episodes, listing them as "Joey is a Big Fat Dummy/Bottom of the Food Chain".
* This is the first episode of the series that premiered out of order.
	+ However, it premiered in Latin America nearly six months before it did in the United States, first airing on April 17, 1999.
* This episode is available to watch on the Are You There, Sauls? It's Me, Ed DVD, the Eds Away VHS, and The Complete Second Season box set.
Frankie the Lankie

**Frankie** (surname unknown), better known as **Frankie the Lankie**, is a minor character in Edward and Eric. He is a student at Lakeside City School. He is voiced by Eric Stuart.

## Personality

Frankie is an unnaturally skinny teenager, especially for his age. Due to his lankiness,
he is frequently bullied by Carver. He is Known Only By His Nickname, to the point where everyone, including his parents refer to him as "Frankie the Lankie". As a result, his surname remains unknown. These factors have made Frankie insecure about his weight and highly determined to do everything he can to gain even a single pound, but none of his attempts ever work, whether it be frequently competing in eating competitions or working at MacDouglas' to have access to free, unlimited greasy food. (WIP)

## Trivia

* Frankie's voice actor, Eric Stuart, also provides the voices of Brock and James in the 4Kids dub of the Pokémon anime.
* He has a major role in the Season 6 episode, Slim Chance.