The Ed-Touchables
From Ed, Edd n Eddy
| Ed, Edd n Eddy Episode | |
| "The Ed-Touchables" | |
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| Season No: | 1 |
| Episode No: | 1a |
| Production Code: | 1-101 |
| Airdate: | January 4, 1999 |
| Credits | |
| Writer(s): | N/A |
| Director(s): | Danny Antonucci |
| Storyboard Artist(s): | N/A |
| Storyboard Director(s): | N/A |
| Chronology | |
| Previous Episode | Next Episode |
| "N/A" | "Nagged to Ed" |
The Ed-Touchables is a season 1 episode of Ed, Edd n Eddy. It is the first ever episode of the show, where Eddy and Co. try to hunt down a serial toucher.
[edit] Plot
The day begins as Edd (Double D) sorts through his items. Then apparently, someone decides to play a game of Ding Dong Ditch at Edd's door. After answering the door continuously, Eddy shows up for real and sees him in. While Eddy messes around with the labels in Edd's room, Edd suddenly notices his magnifying glass is missing. He soon drops the matter, as he and Eddy go to Ed's house. Only for his little sister Sarah to come barging in his room accusing him of taking her dolly. With the two things missing, the Eds are convinced there is a Serial Toucher on the loose!
The Eds decide investigate, by setting a trap, in which happy-go-lucky Jonny falls into. Back at Ed's house the Eds ask Jonny a few questions, and he seems totally oblivious to any crime. While Eddy tries to make him talk by wetting Plank with a water pistol, Jonny decides to confess, so they'll release him so he can go use the bathroom.
While the Eds have collected money and punished Jonny by trapping him in a tire, Sarah claims she found her dolly under her bed, and Edd came across his magnifying glass some time ago. However, they all decide to spend the profit on jawbreakers anyway. Sarah rolls Jonny's tire down a hill and towards the guys at the candy store, making the jawbreakers fly out of their mouths.
The show ends with the Eds chasing after their mouth watering treats.
[edit] Quotes
- Ed: Hey, Jonny, nice haircut. Double-D has a surprise for you!
(Jonny looks at Double D) Ed: (off screen) A lie detector!
- Jonny: Ok, Ok! I did it! I took everybody's stuff! Now let me go, I gotta go to the bathroom!
- Sarah: That dirty toucher took my dolly poo-poo!
- Eddy:(talking to Plank) You must be the brains huh?(Plank was silent) Where's the stuff Planky? Fess up!(Plank is still silent)Oh, silent huh?(Eddy hits plank with his hand and he got splinters and screamed) AHHHHH! Splinters!!!
- Eddy: Aha, Dr. Toucher, I presume.
- Eddy:(after witnessing Sarah attacking Ed) You got to love these family moments.
[edit] Trivia
- At the start of the show, Edd's slippers are under his bed. Later on, they are in a box next to his door.
- At the scene where Eddy is just about to warn everyone about the Serial Toucher, when you can see the kids playing, Sarah's hair turns red from its normal orange.
- In all of the scenes where Jimmy is seen, prior to Sarah rolling Jonny down the hill, he has a bandage on his nose. When he is seen in his last scene, he then has a bandage on his head instead of his nose.
- When Jonny is tied to the chair during the Ed's interrogation of him, he appears to be wearing a sweater instead of his T-shirt.
- When Edd has his nervous breakdown over losing his magnifying glass, he is standing next to his desk. Then, without moving, he starts breaking down in the middle of his room away from his desk.
- Edd seems to have a problem with people walking into his room with their regular shoes in this episode, but this is not the case in later shows.
- In the scenes in Edd's room, the color of the labels on Edd's items change from white to the color of what they identify.
- When the Eds are chasing Jonny, Eddy's shirt changes from yellow to orange. Then when they jump over the fence, it's back to yellow.
- Bad designing is clear throughout the first few episodes of the series. A clear example of this is Edd's house, whose blue color goes beyond its boundaries.
- When Double-D tells Eddy to put the stickers back in place, he places a sticker labeled "chair" onto his desk chair. In the next shot, when Double-D prepares to label the missing magnifying glass, the chair is no longer labeled.
- In this episode, Jawbreakers cost a nickel, but for some strange reason, Jawbreakers cost a quarter in other episodes.
