How was Ed freed when the other Eds were just looking at Rolf? He was stuck in the mailbox when Rolf came and freed when Rolf left.
When Jonny shows up in the old world village, the "That's My Horse" song continues to play, even after Edd drops the water jug and no one else is seen making music.
When Rolf's face hits the ground, it turns red. It is still red in the long shot of Edd and Eddy trying to free Ed from the mailbox, but is back to normal in the next shot.
Rolf couldn't see through the Eds' disguises in this episode, but he could in Mirror Mirror on the Ed.
When the kids race Rolf, they start off next to a regular mailbox for houses. However, in the shots where a house could be easily seen, there is not a house in sight. Why, then, would there be a regular mailbox on the street, but no house in sight for it?
When the neighborhood kids are about to race, they start off next to a mailbox, which changes positions and disappears between shots.
When the Eds and Rolf start dancing to "That's My Horse" a second time, the piece of wood in Ed's pants disappear.
Edd: It's your horse, its your horse! Ed: Uh uh uh. Like this Double D!
Eddy: (Kicks Jonny from in front of Rolf into the cardboard cut-out castle) Bald badgers. Real problem in this village.
Eddy: (Splashing around in the "bowl of cereal") Woo hoo! It's a wish come true, huh Ed? Ed: (Spits tennis ball at Eddy) I wish I wish I was a fish!
(Rolf has lost the race with the kids in the culdesac. He ends up in front of the three Eds, who are trying to free Ed's head from the mailbox.) All Three Eds: Hello, Rolf! Rolf: (Sighs; sadly) Hello, Ed boys. Edd: If we had some grease, we could slide Ed out! Eddy: Where the heck are we gonna get find...hey Rolf! Could you spare a cup of fat? (Lets go of Ed. Ed crashes into Edd.)
Eddy:(after seeing Rolf down) A transatlantic flight! Got the plan all up here! Ed: And I'll fly the plane! Edd: Let me salvage what's left of this plot. Eddy: Whatever. But if it works, it was my idea.
Eddy: (About Ed) Check out Barishna Cough-drop here!
Rolf: Rolf's keister grows cold. Eddy: Rolf's what? Rolf: I grow tired of this-this-this cold cement, (pointing at powerlines) this twisted steel of industry, (pointing at the playground) these confusing leisure delights, (pointing at Ed stuck with his head stuck in a mailbox) and your ill-at-ease customs!
Eddy: (pointing to his head) I got the plan all up here!
Ed: And I'll fly the plane!
Double-D: You know what they say, curiosity killed the cat! Ooh wrong analogy. We were just trying to share your cultural heritage! Rolf: Oh, is this so? Let Rolf teach you then. (Starts to play That's My Horse) Eddy: Come on Double-D! Rolf wants to celebrate! Check out Baryishna Cough-drop here! Ed: That's my horse! (Hits Eddy, flings him and walks up to Double-D) Double-D: IT'S YOUR HORSE, IT'S YOUR HORSE! Ed: Nuh uh uh. Like this, Double-D! (Grabs Double-D's hand and slaps himself) Double-D: Ok Ed! It's my horse! Ed: NO WAY, IT'S MY HORSE!
Eddy: Just make your wish and take a big whiff of the stench of destiny! Double-D: He doesn't have to smell the...
Rolf: (Holding two socks) What is the word of these two eels? Double-D: (As fish monger's wife) Well, let's see...How about 3 oranges? Rolf: I will give you...two chickens. Eddy: (As fish monger) CHICKENS?! Ed: (as village idiot) Take the chickens! Double-D: Sounds fair, thank you. Rolf: What? Do you not want 4 chickens? Double-D: I'll be happy to take 4. 4 chickens it is. Rolf: I said 2! Double-D: 3 chickens and a rubber band? Rolf: 2 chickens!!!
Rolf: May Rolf speak to the shoe?
Eddy: That's a mighty fine hole you've dug there. Rolf: Do you like it? Eddy: This village requires a hole-digging permit, so unless you buy one, I'm gonna have to hit you with one of these rocks! Rolf: (Covering Eddy's mouth) Shh! Kash-mash-neh-mika-horgen. La-mousle-la-ka-ka-schmitagorgen! Eddy: What?
Rolf: Feast your eyes on Rolf's hot-shot wagon! Very spicy, yes? Kevin: (Stifling laughter) I've got heartburn...
Rolf: Your kitchenware is larger than papa's nasal wart... but how can this be?
Edd: Rolf's frustrated, Eddy. How difficult it must be to adapt to a new way of life, to put aside handed down beliefs and be pulled between two cultures. Ed: (who somehow managed to get his head out of the mailbox) Rolf's homesick, Eddy. Eddy: Where'd you come from? Ed: Blame my parents, Eddy.
Rolf: Your village idiot has fallen in Rolf's hole...a celebration, I say! Eddy: (baffled) Uh... sure. Why not?
This is the first time Eddy refers to Jonny as a "bald badger".
This is the first episode of season 3.
This is the 1st Ed, Edd n' Eddy episode of 2001.
This is the first time that Sarah has insulted Jimmy.
Rides the kids were driving: Jimmy and Sarah: A big toy car. Kevin: His bike. Nazz: Roller skates. Jonny and Plank: A scooter. Rolf: a crate strapped to Wilfred.
Rolf kisses Edd on the tongue in this episode, making it the first time anyone has kissed on-screen in this series.
First Season 3 episode.
What Happened During the "That's My Horse" Song: Rolf: Slapped Ed's hands Ed: Slapped Rolf's hands Rolf: Slapped Ed's face towards the "camera" Ed: Slapped Rolf's head upward Rolf: Slammed a barrel on Ed Ed: Slammed a wheelbarrow on Rolf Ed: For the rest of the song, slaps Eddy's hand and throws him into a wall, slaps Edd's hand against his face, and then pummels Edd and Eddy offscreen
Fourth Wall Break: When Eddy suggests a plane trip to help Rolf return to his country, Edd says, "Let me salvage what's left of this plot".
When Edd looks up folk songs, the musical notes for "That's My Horse" are chicken legs.
Running gag(s): 1) The kids not understanding what Rolf is saying (for example, when Rolf says that his keester grows cold, Eddy replies with, "Rolf's what?"). 2) Ed and Rolf dancing with and injuring one another and Edd and Eddy during the "That's My Horse" song.
Scams: Magical Shoe, Old World Country shops.
The way Jimmy is calling Sarah while being her chauffeur is a clear reference of the 1989 film, Driving Miss Daisy.
Wish you were Ed is a reference to the phrase "Wish you were here".
Eddy: Check out Baryishna Cough-drop here! Baryishnakov was a dancer renowned for his impressive ballet technique.
Ed: "I wish, I wish I was a fish!"
This line is taken from the classic movie "The Incredible Mr. Limpet", where Don Knotts plays a fish enthusiast who turns into a fish.
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