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* VillainousValour: While done offscreen, it's implied that Lee and May allowed Marie the honor of being able to kiss and beat up Edd who is her preferred crush of the Eds. When she tries to muscle in Ed and Eddy, May throws her into a trailer, complaining that she already had her turn.
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* VillainousValour: While done offscreen, it's implied that Lee and May allowed Marie the honor of being able to kiss and beat up Edd who is her preferred crush of the Eds. trio. When she tries to muscle in on Ed and Eddy, May throws her into a trailer, complaining that she already had her turn.
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* VillainousValour: While done offscreen, it's implied that Lee and May allowed Marie the honor of being able to kiss and beat up Edd who is her preferred crush of the Eds. When she tries to muscle in Ed and Eddy, May throws her into a trailer, complaining that she already had her turn.
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* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: Double D's post-it notes are based on the childhood of Antonucci himself; as first-generation immigrants, his parents worked long hours, leaving before he woke up, and coming home after his bedtime. If they needed to tell him something during the week, they did exactly what Double D's parents does, left him post-it notes to remind him of chores and other things.
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* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: Double D's post-it notes are based on the childhood of Antonucci himself; as first-generation immigrants, his parents worked long hours, leaving before he woke up, and coming home after his bedtime. If they needed to tell him something during the week, they did exactly what Double D's parents does, do, and left him post-it notes to remind him of chores and other things.
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* IdiotBall: Double D never catches on that the malicious parental sticky notes were forged. Eddy even confesses that they were, and Double D doesn't believe him for a second, even though he should know that such pranks are totally in-character for Eddy.
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* IdiotBall: Double D never catches on that the malicious parental sticky notes were forged. Eddy even confesses that they were, and Double D doesn't believe him for a second, even though he should know that such pranks are totally in-character for Eddy. Not to mention extremely out-of-character for his parents, who'd never ask him to do such ridiculous things.
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* TackyTuxedo: Double D's father's tuxedo - it's straight out of the 1970's and looks like it belongs on a sleazy lounge singer in a cut-rate casino.
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* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: Double D's post-it notes are based on the childhood of Antonucci himself; as first-generation immigrants, his parents worked long hours, leaving before he woke up, and coming home after his bedtime. If they needed to tell him something during the week, they did exactly what Double D's parents does, left him post-it notes to remind him of chores and other things.
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* DropTheHammer: Rolf's Hat of Discipline, a giant hammer he wears on his head. He uses it to "punish" Double D for putting his pig in a suit.
-->'''Edd:''' W-What is that, Rolf?\\
'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? (''whacks Edd'') All is forgiven.
-->'''Edd:''' W-What is that, Rolf?\\
'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? (''whacks Edd'') All is forgiven.
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* HumongousHeadedHammer: Rolf's Hat of Discipline, a giant hammer he wears on his head. He uses it to "punish" Double D for putting his pig in a suit.
-->'''Edd:''' W-What is that, Rolf?\\
'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? (''whacks Edd'') All is forgiven.
-->'''Edd:''' W-What is that, Rolf?\\
'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? (''whacks Edd'') All is forgiven.
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'''Double D:''' Kiss? No not that!
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'''Double D:''' [[OhCrap Kiss? No not that!that!]]
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Ed trapping the Kankers' heads in a measuring cup and fleeing is the first time they've been shown to outright fail in their efforts.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Ed trapping the Kankers' heads in a measuring cup and fleeing is the first time they've been shown to be outright fail in their efforts.beaten by the Eds.
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-->'''Edd:''' W-What is that, Rolf?
-->'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? (''whacks Edd'') All is forgiven.
-->'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? (''whacks Edd'') All is forgiven.
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-->'''Edd:''' W-What is that, Rolf?
-->'''Rolf:'''Rolf?\\
'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? (''whacks Edd'') All is forgiven.
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'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? (''whacks Edd'') All is forgiven.
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* MistakenForFlirting: Zig-zagged, given the Kankers are known for messing with the Eds and take anything from them as a "sign" of love from them. But when Double D asks them for a cup of sugar they proceed to hug him and his attempts to get them to stop make it worse.
-->'''Double D:''' Ladies, please!\\
'''May:''' We're ladies!\\
'''Lee:''' He said please.\\
'''Marie:''' Let's kiss him!\\
'''Double D:''' Kiss? No not that!
-->'''Double D:''' Ladies, please!\\
'''May:''' We're ladies!\\
'''Lee:''' He said please.\\
'''Marie:''' Let's kiss him!\\
'''Double D:''' Kiss? No not that!
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* NoSenseOfPersonalSpace: All three Kankers hug Double D by the waist before dragging him off to kiss him.
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* UnderestimatingBadassery: Ed threatens the Kankers with a [[ImprovisedWeapon measuring cup]], and Lee sarcastically asks him if he's going to bake them a cake. Ed responds by slamming it down on all three of their heads, trapping them before he flees with Eddy.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Ed trapping the Kankers' heads in a measuring cup and fleeing is the first time they've been shown to outright fail in their efforts.
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* HiddenDepths: Ed turns out to be a master at forging another's handwriting.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: When Eddy confesses that he and Ed have been pranking him the whole time, Edd thinks he's lying to spare his feelings, even though forging sticky notes to {{Troll}} him is perfectly in-character for Eddy to do.
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-->'''Double D:''' I ''think'' I'd recognize my own parents' handwriting, Eddy. ''Please!''
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'''Ed:''' ''(Holding up his note which looks exactly like Double D's mother's)'' Dare to compare.\\
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'''Ed:''' ''(Holding up his note on his nose which looks exactly like Double D's mother's)'' Dare to compare.\\
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Ignoring Double D's pleas and open discomfort, [[AllWomenAreLustful the Kankers]] all restrain him before kissing him.
* ForcefulKiss: Ignoring Double D's pleas and open discomfort, [[AllWomenAreLustful the Kankers]] all restrain him before kissing him.
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* IdiotBall: Double D never catches on that the malicious parental sticky notes were forged. Eddy even confesses that they were, and Double D doesn't believe him for a second, even though he should know that such pranks are totally in-character for Eddy. Though one could interpret that Double D was probably doing this deliberately to get back at Eddy for his prank, as well as the fact that Eddy didn't even completely own up to it. So that may somehow avert this trope on Double D's part.
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* IdiotBall: Double D never catches on that the malicious parental sticky notes were forged. Eddy even confesses that they were, and Double D doesn't believe him for a second, even though he should know that such pranks are totally in-character for Eddy. Though one could interpret that Double D was probably doing this deliberately to get back at Eddy for his prank, as well as the fact that Eddy didn't even completely own up to it. So that may somehow avert this trope on Double D's part.
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-->'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? *whacks Edd* All is forgiven.
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-->'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? *whacks Edd* (''whacks Edd'') All is forgiven.
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* SeriousBusiness: Apparently, to Rolf, dressing Wilfred in a suit in tantamount to smashing Double D flat with his Hat of Discipline, even if he had been (supposedly) instructed to do so by his parents.
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* SeriousBusiness: Apparently, to Rolf, dressing Wilfred in a suit in is tantamount to smashing Double D flat with his Hat of Discipline, even if he had been (supposedly) instructed to do so by his parents.
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* SeriousBusiness: Apparently, to Rolf, dressing Wilfred in a suit in tantamount to smashing Double D flat with his Hat of Discipline, even if had been (supposedly) instructed to do so by his parents.
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* SeriousBusiness: Apparently, to Rolf, dressing Wilfred in a suit in tantamount to smashing Double D flat with his Hat of Discipline, even if he had been (supposedly) instructed to do so by his parents.
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* KickTheDog: Eddy tells Edd to [[GetOut get out of his room]] for messing with his belongings (though Ed did the most damage while Edd simply vacuumed up Eddy's shag rug and magazines) and calls him a pest. To further emphasize this trope, a dog whimper sound effect is heard.
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* KickTheDog: Eddy tells Edd to get out of his room for messing with his belongings (though Ed did the most damage while Edd simply vacuumed up Eddy's shag rug and magazines) and calls him a pest. To further emphasize this trope, a dog whimper sound effect is heard.
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* KickTheDog: Eddy tells Edd to get out of his room for messing with his belongings (though Ed did the most damage while Edd simply vacuumed up Eddy's shag rug and magazines) and calls hi a pest. To further emphasize this trope, a dog whimper sound effect is heard.
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* KickTheDog: Eddy tells Edd to get out of his room for messing with his belongings (though Ed did the most damage while Edd simply vacuumed up Eddy's shag rug and magazines) and calls hi him a pest. To further emphasize this trope, a dog whimper sound effect is heard.
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* MasterForger: In order to prank Double D, Eddy ''tries'' mimic his parents' handwriting. Unfortunately, his writing (and spelling) look atrocious. Ed, on the other hand...
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* MasterForger: In order to prank Double D, Eddy ''tries'' tries to mimic his parents' handwriting. Unfortunately, his writing (and spelling) look atrocious. Ed, on the other hand...
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* KickTheDog: Eddy tells Edd to get out of his room for messing with his belongings (though Ed did the most damage while Edd simply vacuumed up Eddy's shag rug and magazines) and calls hi a pest. To further emphasize this trope, a dog whimper sound effect is heard.
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'''Double D:''' I ''think'' I'd recognize my own parents' handwriting, Eddy. ''Please!''
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'''Double D:''' I ''think'' I'd recognize my own parents' handwriting, Eddy. ''Please!''
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* MasterForger: In order to prank Double D, Eddy ''tries'' mimic his parents' handwriting. Unfortunately, his writing (and spelling) look atrocious. Ed, on the other hand...
-->'''Ed:''' ''(In response to Eddy's attempt)'' That is so lame, Eddy. ''(Begins writing on the sticky note pad)''\\
'''Eddy:''' ''(Irritated)'' And ''you're'' like a human photocopier, right, Mr. Perfecto?\\
'''Ed:''' ''(Holding up his note which looks exactly like Double D's mother's)'' Dare to compare.\\
'''Eddy:''' ''(Impressed)'' Will you ''ever'' cease to amaze me, Ed?\\
'''Ed:''' Yes, I will.
-->'''Ed:''' ''(In response to Eddy's attempt)'' That is so lame, Eddy. ''(Begins writing on the sticky note pad)''\\
'''Eddy:''' ''(Irritated)'' And ''you're'' like a human photocopier, right, Mr. Perfecto?\\
'''Ed:''' ''(Holding up his note which looks exactly like Double D's mother's)'' Dare to compare.\\
'''Eddy:''' ''(Impressed)'' Will you ''ever'' cease to amaze me, Ed?\\
'''Ed:''' Yes, I will.
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* SeriousBusiness: Apparently, to Rolf, dressing Wilfred in a suit in tantamount to smashing Double D flat with his Hat of Discipline, even if had been (supposedly) instructed to do so by his parents.
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* MyFistForgivesYou: Rolf understands Edd's need to follow (what he thinks are) his parents' wishes, but still has to punish him for messing with his livestock. To that end, Rolf uses [[WeaponizedHeadgear The Hat of Discipline]] to [[SquashedFlat help Edd get acquainted with the ground]], before leaving him with a polite "All is forgiven."
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* WeaponizedHeadgear: The Hat of Discipline is a giant hammer worn on one's head to dole out swift punishments. It's apparently common practice in Rolf's old country.
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Ed and Eddy discover that Edd communicates with his parents through sticky notes, so they decide to prank him by giving forging parental requests for him to do increasingly asinine tasks; from shoving broom lint in his belly button to dressing Rolf's pig Wilfred up in his father's tuxedo to asking the Kanker Sisters for a cup of sugar, Edd obeys every request until he snaps and decides to move... to Eddy's room!
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!!"Momma's Little Ed" provides examples of:
* BreakingTheFourthWall: When Eddy tries to pin the blame on Kevin, Double D mentions that Kevin wasn't in this episode.
* CassandraTruth: When Eddy finally confesses to Double D that the sticky notes were a prank, he doesn't believe him.
* CoveredInKisses: This inevitably happens to Edd when he is instructed to ask the Kankers for a cup of sugar.
* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Ignoring Double D's pleas and open discomfort, [[AllWomenAreLustful the Kankers]] all restrain him before kissing him.
* DropTheHammer: Rolf's Hat of Discipline, a giant hammer he wears on his head. He uses it to "punish" Double D for putting his pig in a suit.
-->'''Edd:''' W-What is that, Rolf?
-->'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? *whacks Edd* All is forgiven.
* GeniusDitz: Ed has perfect penmanship as he's able to copy Double D's parents' handwriting in order to create the sticky note pranks.
* GoneHorriblyRight: Ed's imitation of Double D's parents' handwriting is so effective that Double D genuinely believes his parents have gone nuts to the point that he wants to move in with Eddy to get away from them.
* IdiotBall: Double D never catches on that the malicious parental sticky notes were forged. Eddy even confesses that they were, and Double D doesn't believe him for a second, even though he should know that such pranks are totally in-character for Eddy. Though one could interpret that Double D was probably doing this deliberately to get back at Eddy for his prank, as well as the fact that Eddy didn't even completely own up to it. So that may somehow avert this trope on Double D's part.
* ImprovisedWeapon: Ed manages to use a measuring cup in order to trap the heads of the three Kankers together before escaping.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: Double D tidying up Eddy's room involves him sucking up his shag rug and magazines.
* NeverMyFault: Eddy doesn't completely own up to how the sticky notes prank was his idea as he tries to claim that Ed, and later Kevin (who wasn't even in this episode), were responsible.
* OhCrap: Double D, upon realizing that later sticky notes could yield even more insane requests for him.
-->'''Edd:''' Do you hear it? Distrust is knocking on my door! Listen! Could it be? IT'S THE STICKY NOTES OF THE APOCALYPSE!
* PetTheDog: After Double D proves to be a surprisingly troublesome guest following his attempt to move in with Eddy and get away from his parents, Eddy kicks him out... but then Ed starts crying, and soon enough, Eddy starts to feel guilty and lets Double D stay after all.
* SquashedFlat: Double D gets squished flat as a pancake, courtesy of Rolf's Hat of Discipline.
* TheThingThatWouldNotLeave: Double D decides to move in with Eddy to get away from his parents and starts causing trouble for him. To his credit, Ed was doing ''far'' more damage, but Double D still vacuumed up Eddy's shag rug and magazines without his permission and had no objections to Ed's vandalism. Eddy is quick to evict him, but he feels guilty about it and lets him back in.
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!!"Momma's Little Ed" provides examples of:
* BreakingTheFourthWall: When Eddy tries to pin the blame on Kevin, Double D mentions that Kevin wasn't in this episode.
* CassandraTruth: When Eddy finally confesses to Double D that the sticky notes were a prank, he doesn't believe him.
* CoveredInKisses: This inevitably happens to Edd when he is instructed to ask the Kankers for a cup of sugar.
* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Ignoring Double D's pleas and open discomfort, [[AllWomenAreLustful the Kankers]] all restrain him before kissing him.
* DropTheHammer: Rolf's Hat of Discipline, a giant hammer he wears on his head. He uses it to "punish" Double D for putting his pig in a suit.
-->'''Edd:''' W-What is that, Rolf?
-->'''Rolf:''' The Hat of Discipline. DO YOU LIVE IN A CAVE? *whacks Edd* All is forgiven.
* GeniusDitz: Ed has perfect penmanship as he's able to copy Double D's parents' handwriting in order to create the sticky note pranks.
* GoneHorriblyRight: Ed's imitation of Double D's parents' handwriting is so effective that Double D genuinely believes his parents have gone nuts to the point that he wants to move in with Eddy to get away from them.
* IdiotBall: Double D never catches on that the malicious parental sticky notes were forged. Eddy even confesses that they were, and Double D doesn't believe him for a second, even though he should know that such pranks are totally in-character for Eddy. Though one could interpret that Double D was probably doing this deliberately to get back at Eddy for his prank, as well as the fact that Eddy didn't even completely own up to it. So that may somehow avert this trope on Double D's part.
* ImprovisedWeapon: Ed manages to use a measuring cup in order to trap the heads of the three Kankers together before escaping.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: Double D tidying up Eddy's room involves him sucking up his shag rug and magazines.
* NeverMyFault: Eddy doesn't completely own up to how the sticky notes prank was his idea as he tries to claim that Ed, and later Kevin (who wasn't even in this episode), were responsible.
* OhCrap: Double D, upon realizing that later sticky notes could yield even more insane requests for him.
-->'''Edd:''' Do you hear it? Distrust is knocking on my door! Listen! Could it be? IT'S THE STICKY NOTES OF THE APOCALYPSE!
* PetTheDog: After Double D proves to be a surprisingly troublesome guest following his attempt to move in with Eddy and get away from his parents, Eddy kicks him out... but then Ed starts crying, and soon enough, Eddy starts to feel guilty and lets Double D stay after all.
* SquashedFlat: Double D gets squished flat as a pancake, courtesy of Rolf's Hat of Discipline.
* TheThingThatWouldNotLeave: Double D decides to move in with Eddy to get away from his parents and starts causing trouble for him. To his credit, Ed was doing ''far'' more damage, but Double D still vacuumed up Eddy's shag rug and magazines without his permission and had no objections to Ed's vandalism. Eddy is quick to evict him, but he feels guilty about it and lets him back in.
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