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"Who, What, Where, Ed" is the 21st episode of Season 1 and the 21st episode of Ed, Edd n Eddy. In this episode, the Eds are trying to make an omelet for breakfast, but Ed accidentally breaks all of the eggs while trying to get them for Eddy. They ask Rolf for an egg, but Rolf will only give them one through a trade, so the Eds go through a whole lot of trouble (and trading) just to get an egg from Rolf.

Plot[]

Eddy is in Edd's kitchen, cooking up one of his famous omelets. As soon as the butter and salt are in the pan, they need eggs, and Ed goes to get some from the fridge. Unfortunately, he looks in the freezer first, and sees an ice pop stuck to the side of the freezer. Naturally, Ed starts licking the popsicle, and when he gets the eggs, his tongue is still stuck in the freezer. He tries to run over and give Eddy the eggs, but trips over his tongue, and the eggs go flying everywhere and break. Annoyed, Eddy hits Ed with the frying pan, and when Edd mentions that without eggs there are no omelets, Eddy mutters that if they had a chicken they'd have plenty of eggs. This gives Eddy an idea, and soon the Eds head out to Rolf's farm to procure a chicken.

When they get there, they find that Rolf is unwilling to give them a chicken. He will, however, let them hatch their own from an egg. In order to get the egg, they have to trade with him. At the moment, he needs sawdust, and the Eds agree to get him some. Soon, they're sawing logs, but Jonny and Plank run up and tell them to stop. When Eddy suggests that Plank might want to contribute some, however, they back down, and Jonny reveals to Eddy that Kevin has plenty of sawdust.

The trio quickly head over to Kevin's house, where Kevin is busy doing chores. They try to get him to give them his sawdust, but Kevin manages to bargain them into painting his shed. As it turns out, he doesn't have any paint, so the Eds have no choice but to turn to the neighborhood artist. Of course, Jimmy initially spurns their request, but soon he offers to trade them his paint in exchange for some clams.

Thus begins a desperate search through the cul-de-sac for some clams. Unfortunately, no matter where they look, it seems that it's impossible for the Eds to find any clams anywhere. Soon, though, a convenient stroke of luck befalls them, as Jonny and Plank climb out of the sewers with a bucket full of clams.

The Eds need these clams, but as with everyone else, Jonny wants something in return. This time, it's an anchor, and the Eds know of only one person who has one–or rather, three people. If they're going to visit the trailer park, though, they need a disguise, and soon they're standing on each other's shoulders and trying to convince the Kankers that they're doing a survey on anchors. This doesn't ring true to the Kankers, but they're going along with it until Ed blows the Eds' cover. The Eds are forced to beat a hasty retreat from the trailer park, but as always, Eddy has a plan, and he hands Jonny a heavy rock and ties him to it, claiming it's an anchor. Unfortunately, this doesn't work, as Jonny breaks free and keeps hold of his clams. Eddy then admits that they couldn't find an anchor and asks to trade for something else. This time, Plank is willing to make a trade.

What Plank wants is a badminton racquet. Both Nazz and Sarah are playing a game, but when Eddy tries to get Sarah's racquet, she only agrees if she gets a giant teddy bear in exchange. The trio must head back to Jimmy's, but this time Jimmy wants plums, so naturally the Eds are back where they started, with the neighborhood farmer Rolf.

Rolf is confused, as he thought the Eds wanted to trade for an egg. Eddy tries to explain, but Rolf refuses to just hand over the plums, so this time Eddy proposes a trade. After a few failed offers, including a comb and an abacus, Ed shows off his yo-yo, a device that entrances and entertains Rolf. Rolf readily hands over his plums as an exchange, and soon the Eds have run through the entire list of demanded trades until they got the sawdust to trade for the egg. With the deal complete, Edd readies himself to build an incubator and Eddy readies himself for a chicken. Ed is also ready, but as he doesn't really understand eggs, he thinks that the chicken is cramped up inside the egg, and he breaks the egg to let it out, thereby making the whole set of trades moot.

Trivia[]

  • Goofs:
    • Before Ed finds the eggs, Eddy pours a pile of salt onto the frying pan. After Ed finds the eggs, the pile of salt disappears.
    • Eddy shields himself from the barrage of Eggs using the frying pan. Before hitting Ed with the pan, the collected eggs on the pan disappear.
    • When Rolf explains to Edd and Eddy that they will have to hatch their own chicken, the egg in his hand disappears for a frame.
    • When Kevin offers to trade the sawdust for painting his shed, his tongue is a yellow-green color. Normally, it is red-orange.
    • Jimmy's mouth does not move when he says "You're a pretty dog–huh?"
    • When the Kankers open their door for the Eds, the door changes from brown to blue.
    • When Eddy greets the Kankers in disguise, his glasses have no lenses. In the next shot, the glasses have orange lenses.
    • When Edd points out that their cover is blown, Ed's eyebrow disappears.
    • After giving Jonny the fake anchor, Eddy says that they should go to Kevin's house. In actuality, it's Jimmy's house that they have to go to with the clams.
    • When the Eds visit Rolf's house a second time, the door handle to Rolf's shed is missing.
    • When the Eds runs with the bucket of clams, several clams fall onto the street. When they run to Kevin's to get the sawdust, the clams that fell vanish.
    • When the Eds have the plums, they leave Rolf's House from the right of the screen. When they finally have the sawdust, they go to the left, even though they initially came from the right.
  • The bust on this episode's title card closely resembles Eddy. It also depicts the required items the Eds need to trade for the egg.
  • This episode is referenced by Edd in "The Good Ol' Ed". Oddly, it is a spatula that jogs his memory, even though one is not seen in this episode.
  • In "Fa-La-La-La-Ed," Rolf gives a yo-yo to Jonny. It is possibly the one from this episode.
  • This episode is transcribed in Ed, Edd n Eddy - Lots of Laughs.
  • This episode is featured on the Ed, Edd n Eddy Vol.1: Edifying Ed-ventures DVD.
  • In the Trailer Park, a trailer with the name "Zeats" can be seen in the background. This is a reference to Billy Zeats, the storyboard director for this episode.
  • When Eddy greets Jimmy, he says "How's it going, Rembrandt?" Eddy is referencing Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, a famous Dutch artist.

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Season 1
"The Ed-Touchables" • "Nagged to Ed" • "Pop Goes the Ed" • "Over Your Ed" • "Sir Ed-a-Lot" • "A Pinch to Grow an Ed" • "Dawn of the Eds" • "Virt-Ed-Go" • "Read All About Ed" • "Quick Shot Ed" • "An Ed Too Many" • "Ed-n-Seek" • "Look Into My Eds" • "Tag Yer Ed" • "Fool on the Ed" • "A Boy and His Ed" • "It's Way Ed" • "Laugh Ed Laugh" • "A Glass of Warm Ed" • "Flea-Bitten Ed" • "Who, What, Where, Ed" • "Keeping up with the Eds" • "Eds-Aggerate" • "Oath to an Ed" • "Button Yer Ed" • "Avast Ye Eds"
Seasons: Season 1Season 2Season 3Season 4Season 5Season 6Specials
See also: Episode Guide
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