History Fridge / EdEddNEddy

** Eddy may also be complimenting Ed on the latter's skills, of all things. Ed isn't good at much, but with what he is good at, he could have a future in writing or in film. Eddy's brother, on the other hand, is a carnie living in a trailer that seems to be abandoned, or at least isn't getting much business. It's not hard to guess who's more likely to turn their life around.

* The reason the kids are okay with beating up the Edds, but are horrified when Eddy's brother starts beating him up? The former do it when they're wronged, while the latter did it just because he could. The kids are fine with getting ''payback'', but they draw the line at outright ''sadism'', especially such a blatant show of it.

!!FridgeLogic

* All throughout the series, every character goes through various amounts of pain (not slapstick-- ''actual pain'') that seems impossible to achieve anywhere outside this universe. Considering that the Cul-de-Sac doesn't have a hospital, how are these kids ''surviving'' the pain they go through without permanent scars all over their bodies, broken bones, or '''''death?!'''''
* The Eds have caused tons of property destruction over the course of the series. Just who or what is paying for all the damage?
* In "Dueling Eds", Eddy loses some of his teeth during his battle with Rolf, but has all of them when Rolf gives him and his friends the Eels of Forgiveness.
* In "A Twist of Ed", after Ed eats his mattress, in the shot where Edd shows his concern for Ed's digestive tract, you can clearly see the mattress behind him.

* Even discounting [[KidsAreCruel the kids' cruel treatment of the Eds]], if episodes like "If It Smells Like an Ed" and "Cleanliness is Next to Edness" are to be believed, Peach Creek is essentially a G-rated version of the [[VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto Grand Theft Auto universe]]: [[CrapsackWorld full of idiots, jerks, bullies, morons]], [[KidsAreCruel cruel kids]] and [[AdultsAreUseless useless and apathetic adults]]. What are the Eds' lives going to be like when there are actual stakes? How much damage could a pedophile do to young kids with how stupid and apathetic the adults are? Would Peach Creek survive events like ''[[UsefulNotes/Covid19Pandemic COVID-19]]''?

* The series ends with Jonny becoming the new punching bag of the Cul-de-Sac. He could end up going down a very dark path.
* Even discounting [[KidsAreCruel the kids' cruel treatment of the Eds]], if episodes like "If It Smells Like an Ed" and "Cleanliness is Next to Edness" are to be believed, Peach Creek is essentially a G-rated version of the [[VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto Grand Theft Auto universe]]: [[CrapsackWorld full of idiots, jerks, bullies, morons]], [[KidsAreCruel cruel kids]] and [[AdultsAreUseless useless and apathetic adults]]. What are the Eds' lives going to be like when there are actual stakes? How much damage could a pedophile do to young kids with how stupid and apathetic the adults are? Would Peach Creek survive events like COVID-19?

* It seems a little odd that Ed is able to give such a detailed synopsis of "Robot Rebel Ranch" when the Ed's haven't seen the movie. Then again, he probably learned it all just from watching a trailer or reading a magazine article, since cheesy {{B Movie}}s actually do have a tendency to reveal ''way'' too much about the plot in any kind of promotional material. Fans of WebVideo/RedLetterMedia, for example, can make a game of how many times the crew on WebVideo/BestOfTheWorst has learned nearly everything that happens in a film simply by reading the back of the movie's box.

* It makes sense why Rolf, normally the toughest and calmest characters on the show, is usually the first to start panicking and shouting stuff like, "It wants Rolf!" and "The beast circles with hunger! We must appease it with a sacrifice!" whenever there appears to be a supernatural threat--he's from the ''Old Country''; he ''genuinely believes monsters are real''. The other characters don't think of stuff like ghosts, werewolves, and vampires as much more than set pieces for cheesy movies; Rolf probably spent his childhood having ''nightmares'' about such things, because he had no one to tell him they aren't real. This adds another dimension to the episode "Rambling Ed" in particular, which starts off with the Eds faking a séance, only for Sarah to ruin the show. Later in the episode, Jonny has evidently forgiven them enough to agree to take Ed's place so he wouldn't have to do Ed's chores, whereas Rolf was quick to mention the scam upon encountering them again. From Jonny's perspective, he merely saw a poorly-executed show, and so was willing to accept a refund as his only compensation. Rolf, on the other hand, was possibly forced to relive painful childhood memories, all because the Eds wanted to spend his money on candy, and so it makes sense he'd still be a little upset about it.

* The movie implies that Plank has been alive and sentient this whole time. In "Little Ed Blue", Ed tried to snap Plank in half in a fit of rage before Jonny stopped him. This means that Ed, knowingly or not, nearly ''killed a sentient being''.

* The possible reasons for all three Eds' Flanderizations:
** Considering how often his sister beats him up, Ed's decreased intelligence over the course of the series can be seen as him suffering from ''severe head damage'' because of said beatings. Who's to say his mother isn't physically abusive as well?

** We already know that Eddy has a huge FreudianExcuse, but consider how laid-back, generous (at least to his friends) and jovial he was when the series started out, and how he almost immediately becomes a greedy Jerkass in the middle of the second season. Remember when Eddy revealed that [[spoiler:he thought acting like his brother would make people like him?]] That's what he sets out to do in the second season after his numerous failures in the first season; notice how he becomes [[{{NoIndoorVoice}} louder]] after the first season and less prone to being deadpan. All the failures he's experienced by that point prompted him to put on his JerkassFacade, which gets worse and worse as time goes on and directly ties into his {{Determinator}} aspect.

* The Eds have caused tons of property destruction over the course of the series. Just who or what is paying for all the damage they caused?

* Even discounting [[KidsAreCruel the kids' cruel treatment of the Eds]], if episodes like "If It Smells Like an Ed" and "Cleanliness is Next to Edness" to be believed, Peach Creek is essentially a G-rated version of the [[VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto Grand Theft Auto universe]]: [[CrapsackWorld full of idiots, jerks, bullies, morons]], [[KidsAreCruel cruel kids]] and [[AdultsAreUseless useless and apathetic adults]]. What are the Eds' lives going to be like when there are actual stakes? How much damage could a pedophile do to young kids with how stupid and apathetic the adults are? Would Peach Creek survive events like COVID-19?

* Even discounting [[KidsAreCruel the kids' cruel treatment of the Eds]], if episodes like "If It Smells Like an Ed" and "Cleanliness is Next to Edness" to be believed, Peach Creek is essentially a G-rated version of the [[VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto Grand Theft Auto universe]]: [[CrapsackWorld full of idiots, jerks, bullies, morons]], [[KidsAreCruel cruel kids]] and [[AdultsAreUseless useless and apathetic adults]]. What are the Eds' lives going to be like when there are actual stakes? How much damage could a pedophile do to young kids with how stupid and apathetic and the adults are? Would Peach Creek survive events like COVID-19?

* All throughout the series, every main character goes through various amounts of pain (not slapstick-- ''actual pain'') that seems impossible to achieve anywhere outside this universe. Considering that the Cul-de-Sac doesn't have a hospital, how are these kids ''surviving'' the pain they go through without permanent scars all over their bodies, or more realistically, broken bones or '''''death?!'''''