• "Wish You Were Ed" – Rolf grows tired of the modern life in the cul-de-sac and longs for the Old Village, so Eddy creates a makeshift village to scam Rolf.
• "Momma's Little Ed" – Ed and Eddy create chores on forged sticky notes to prank Edd.

• "Once Upon an Ed" – Jonny and Plank are ready for bed, only to discover that the Eds are somehow trapped in Jonny's wall. The Eds have three different stories to tell, none of which agree.
• "For Your Ed Only" – After destroying Sarah's room, the Eds come across her diary and Eddy reads it while the kids look for it.

• "It Came from Outer Ed" – Ed recreates a scam from one of his comic books.
• "3 Squares and an Ed" – When Edd and Eddy discover that Ed has been grounded, they try to bail him out without Sarah and Jimmy knowing, but fail.

• "Dueling Eds" – After Eddy unintentionally offends Rolf, the latter challenges the former to a duel.
• "Dim Lit Ed" – Fed up with the cul-de-sac's low intelligence, Edd organizes a scavenger hunt, with the prize supposedly being a jawbreaker. Meanwhile, Ed and Eddy start an exotic pet scam.

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Note – This episode is dedicated to Shawn "Wilfrid" Godin.

• "Will Work for Ed" – The Eds are broke, so they help Rolf on his farm in order to get money for jawbreakers.
• "Ed, Ed and Away" – The Eds try to catch a loose balloon, causing mayhem in the process.

• "X Marks the Ed" – Eddy gets a pimple and tries to hide it. Rolf volunteers to help get rid of Eddy's pimple.
• "From Here to Ed" – After a scam goes wrong, Eddy blames and declares war on Kevin.

• "Boys Will Be Eds" – As Nazz gives them a lecture for making fun of Jimmy, all the boys (except Rolf and Jimmy) compete for her affections.
• "Ed or Tails" – Ed receives a package of two Slovak Brand jawbreakers he ordered. Since there are not enough for the three of them, they try to solve the problem so they can all enjoy the jawbreakers.

• "Gimme, Gimme Never Ed" – Jonny thinks that the Eds' surf school scam gone wrong is a ride, so the Eds make thrilling rides for Plank.
• "My Fair Ed" – After being threatened by the other kids, Edd turns Ed and Eddy into polite people like him. This backfires when they both go overboard with niceness.

• "Rock-a-Bye Ed" – Ed dreams that Jonny is his mother, who punishes him. As a result, Ed develops an irrational fear of Jonny.
• "O-Ed Eleven" – While going through his brother's old stuff, Eddy and his friends stumble upon a map to Eddy's brother's "secret stash" and decipher it, only to find it lies underneath the Kankers' trailer.

• "The Luck of the Ed" – Eddy makes Ed hide his secret magazines from his mother. Ed loses them, so they try looking for them, with Eddy seeing Ed and Edd as suspects.
• "Ed...Pass It on..." – After Eddy's restaurant scam fails, Eddy decides to start a rumor about his older brother coming home that eventually gets out of hand.

• "Brother, Can You Spare an Ed" – Sarah gives Ed her allowance to go and buy fudge, but Eddy pressures Ed into buying jawbreakers for the three of them instead. To pay Sarah back, the Eds conduct a scam involving a piñata and a wedgie.
• "The Day the Ed Stood Still" – When Edd and Eddy dress Ed as a monster, he is convinced he is an actual monster, wreaking havoc and terrorizing everyone in sight.

When Eddy gives Jimmy a wedgie and humiliates him, the Eds are suddenly framed for various misdeeds, so the trio set off to find the real culprit to clear their names and earn back everyone's trust.

• "Don't Rain on My Ed" – When Eddy discovers it is "Customer Appreciation Day" at the candy store, where they are giving away free jawbreakers, they try to make it before they close in ten minutes, but their progress is hampered due to a series of hindrances.
• "Once Bitten Twice Ed" – Eddy keeps on using the same failed scam plot over and over with minor tweaks. The kids, as well as Ed and Edd, are repeatedly unimpressed, but Eddy never gives up.

• "An Ed in the Bush" – Rolf and The Urban Rangers set off to camp in the nearby woods, where Eddy seeks to scare them in an effort to damage their reputation.
• "See No Ed" – The kids are in the lane when they learn from each other that they have not seen the Eds all day. They look for them, but no luck. Kevin becomes paranoid and suspicious, and tries to convince everyone it is another nefarious plot by the Eds.

• "Is There an Ed in the House?" – The Eds are "taking a picture" of Rolf in their latest scam when they find out that Sarah is sick. Ed and Jimmy both do what they can to take care of her and nurse her back to health, which starts a rivalry between them.
• "An Ed Is Born" – After Eddy receives baby items from his brother in the mail, he and the other Eds make a home movie to show how mature and popular he is.

• "One Size Fits Ed" – Eddy decides to make Jimmy a sumo wrestler.
• "Pain in the Ed" – Eddy tries to destroy the violin that Ed plays terribly, but he must do so without letting Sarah or Jimmy know.

• "Ed Overboard" – After a makeover prank gives May a bad case of the blues, her sisters decide to cheer her up by kidnapping Ed. Edd and Eddy turn to the Urban Rangers to save Ed.
• "One of Those Eds" – Eddy finds a quarter mysteriously stuck to the sidewalk, but soon it becomes a free-for-all, as the other kids begin to fight over it, only to all be unsuccessful at picking it up off the ground.

• "They Call Him Mr. Ed" – Eddy starts his own company as part of a scheme to help himself and his friends move "up" in the world.
• "For the Ed by the Ed" – After rescuing Jimmy from the Kankers and a centipede, Plank is praised as the "King of the Cul-de-sac". Eddy challenges Plank to an election, using his scheming ways to win.

• "Little Ed Blue" – Ed is in a bad mood, so Edd and Eddy try to cheer him up.
• "A Twist of Ed" – Edd and the other Eds try to use reverse psychology to ward off the Kankers.

• "Your Ed Here" – After finding Eddy's wallet, Kevin begins to blackmail Eddy after learning his middle name is "Skipper".
• "The Good Ol' Ed" – The Eds make a time capsule and find trinkets that remind them of scams both familiar and unfamiliar.

• "Thick as an Ed" – Ed's 57-day-old "lucky" cheese chunk hinders Edd and Eddy from their latest scam.
• "Sorry, Wrong Ed" – Rolf buries a phone that appears to be cursed; Eddy finds the phone to be stylish, so he takes it without Rolf knowing. Every time Eddy answers it, he is plagued by unfortunate mishaps.

• "Robbin' Ed" – When a mysterious superhero named Captain Melonhead (a thinly-disguised Jonny, with Plank as his sidekick, "Splinter the WonderWood") steals the money back and returns it to the kids of the cul-de-sac, Eddy thinks it is payback time, and transforms himself, Edd, and Ed into the supervillain Professor Scam and his henchmen, the Cents, respectively.
• "A Case of Ed" – Ed and Eddy trick Edd into believing he has a terminal illness, while taunting a grounded Kevin. Edd and Kevin team up to retaliate against them.

• "Run for Your Ed" – The Kankers go on the warpath through the cul-de-sac to find a missing family heirloom. Unbeknown to the Eds, the ship in a bottle that is stuck on Ed's finger is the very thing the Kankers are after.
• "Hand Me Down Ed" – When a boomerang flies into the cul-de-sac, it alters the personality of anyone who touches it.

• "Stiff Upper Ed" – When Sarah and Jimmy start a "Rich Club" in Ed's backyard, inviting everyone except the Eds, Eddy tries to prove he has got what it takes to be a member.
• "Here's Mud in Your Ed" – Jimmy suffers a bad day, feeling worse after Eddy scams him out of his last quarter. He eventually turns to Rolf, and the two team up to turn the tables on Eddy by pulling a con on him.

• "Stuck in Ed" – After Kevin makes a mint selling his surplus jawbreakers, Eddy tries to con some of it out of him, only to find he is completely tapped for scam ideas. Eddy ends up turning to his old disciple, Jimmy for an idea.
• "Postcards from the Ed" – When Plank's "parents" come to town, Ed irritates Eddy by offering to show them around the cul-de-sac, but then Eddy gets the idea to take them on his own, significantly pricier tour.

Eddy finds the cul-de-sac kids are all growing up and tries to make his career out of it. Later, he gets hit by a bunch of items and sees himself and the cul-de-sac 90 years in the future. Eddy must now find a way to get himself back to being a kid.

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• Note 1 – This episode was the original series finale before the show's renewal.
• Note 2 – This is the last episode to use traditional cel animation before switching to digital ink and paint.

Disappointed by his gifts at home on Christmas Eve, Eddy decides that if one of the other cul-de-sac children "adopts" him, he could get their presents.

On Valentine's Day, two cupids (played by Sarah and Jimmy) are set to fire arrows of love at all the cul-de-sac children at their school, Peach Creek Jr. High.

Eddy receives a map from his brother to a location known as Spook-E-Ville, where the Eds plan to go trick-or-treating; matters become complicated when Ed hallucinates the other cul-de-sac children are characters from horror movies after watching many of them earlier.

Eddy tries to convince the other kids of the cul-de-sac that it is still summer, even though it is actually the day before school starts. At school, the Eds find they have been assigned separate homerooms, and must negotiate with the Kankers if they want to spend the school year together.

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Note – This is the first episode to use digital ink and paint.

• "Mission Ed-Possible" – Ed and Eddy are not too excited about report card day, as Edd is delivering their report cards to their parents. Naturally, Ed and Eddy attempt to stop him.
• "Every Which Way but Ed" – Flashback episode that features alternate stories. The Eds try to make their way back to the place where all the flashbacks began. In this journey, many things are explained, including Plank's chip and Jimmy's retainer.

• "Boom Boom Out Goes the Ed" – The power goes out, and everyone is wondering what happened. Ed starts a panic when he blames the blackout on "mole mutants", and Eddy tries to cash in. Meanwhile, Rolf enlists Kevin in jump-starting the power grid, and Edd overcomes his fear of the unsanitary sewers to conduct his own investigation.
• "Cleanliness Is Next to Edness" – After discovering that his bathroom is undergoing renovations, Edd tries to find a shower, getting dirtier in the process.

• "I Am Curious Ed" – Sarah and Jimmy discover Jimmy's fish have babies and try to learn where they come from, but when they ask the other kids about it, they keep getting different answers.
• "No Speak Da Ed" – Ed receives a variety of wolf-themed gifts from his pen-pal, and ends up suffering the wrath of Rolf, whose past involves a wolf-man.

• "Cool Hand Ed" – Fed up with school, Eddy plots a break out, enlisting the help of Ed, Edd, Jonny and Plank.
• "Too Smart for His Own Ed" – When Edd loses to Ed in a spelling bee due to a slip of the tongue, the other kids think he has lost his touch, and turn to Ed for help with their homework, which Eddy charges for. However, Ed cannot think of the correct answers for them. Meanwhile, Jonny tries to get revenge on Nazz for Plank's spelling bee disqualification.

• "Who's Minding the Ed" – When Rolf goes to his family reunion, he puts Ed in charge of his animals, while an irksome Sarah hunts the pack down.
• "Pick an Ed" – After Eddy sees that someone wrote an insult about him on a wall in the school hallway, he goes undercover as a new student to find the culprit.

• "Truth or Ed" – Eddy take over the duties of the school newspaper, publishing and selling false articles about the other kids, only for chaos to erupt when everyone turns on each other and become suspicious of the newsroom.
• "This Won't Hurt an Ed" – When Eddy discovers that Kevin has a fear of needles, he hatches a plan to exploit it and terrorize him.

• "Tinker Ed" – Jimmy no longer believes in fairy tales after yet another failed scam by the Eds. Sarah forces the Eds to fix this problem before sundown, because otherwise, it will be too late. The Eds were hoodwinked after making a disillusioned Jimmy love fairy tales again.
• "The Good, the Bad and the Ed" – To humiliate the Urban Rangers once and for all, Eddy challenges Rolf for the most difficult badge.

• "Tight End Ed" – Peach Creek's football team play against Lemon Brook, their rivals, with Ed as the mascot, much to Eddy's envy.
• "'Tween a Rock and an Ed Place" – Jonny invites the Eds to his Arbor Day party. Eddy plans to attend, hoping to boost his popularity.

• "All Eds Are Off" – The Eds, Kevin, Rolf and Jonny all make bets to who can put off their habits the longest.
• "Smile for the Ed" – It is school picture day, and Eddy can move into his big brother's room if he brings home a good picture for his mother. When Kevin interferes and ruins his one shot, the Eds attempt to help fix his embarrassing photo.

• "Run Ed Run" – Due to an argument between Eddy and Sarah about bus seating, she tricks Ed into protecting his friends from the "falling sky". Edd and Eddy cannot talk Ed out of it, but they make several attempts to catch the bus and get to the jawbreaker factory.
• "A Town Called Ed" – The Eds discover a book stating that Eddy's ancestors founded Peach Creek, which Eddy attempts to use to earn attention from everyone after nobody has invited them to Kevin's party.

Edd accidentally hurts Lee and the other kids, making everyone believe he has resorted to violence, so he turns to Jimmy to help him get his old reputation back.

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Note – This was originally advertised as the "last episode" of Ed, Edd n Eddy when it premiered as the conclusion to the "Best Day Edder" marathon.

After Jimmy has a nightmare where alien spaceships invade the cul-de-sac, he becomes convinced it will happen in real life.

• "May I Have This Ed?" – The Peach Creek Jr. High school dance is coming up—while Eddy is excited about it, Edd is not looking forward to it.
• "Look Before You Ed" – Edd and Jimmy decide to run a safety club to curb wintertime hazards.

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Note – This episode is dedicated to the memory of Paul Boyd.

After a scam terribly damaged the kids, they hunt down the Eds for revenge, leading the trio setting off an adventure for Eddy's brother so he can help them.