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Special ed

Special Ed is an intellectually immature and disabled 16-year-old who is Bobby Fletcher's younger cousin. He is voice by Jim Florentine

Personality[]

Ed is cognitively impaired, immature, and childish. He constantly repeats himself, makes random comments, and shouts "Yay!" (his catchphrase) until the other caller gets frustrated. He also calls men "ladies" and calls women "mister."

List of Prank Calls[]

  • Called a donut store just to yell "YAY! IT'S TIME TO MAKE THE DONUTS!"
  • Fell asleep while calling a cough medicine store.
  • Called a travel agent and tells him he wants to go to Hawaii.
  • Asked a librarian to define "moron" while repeatedly hushing her because she is in a library.
  • Called a space camp. The counselor caught on and knew he was from Crank Yankers!
  • Called an employee at a restaurant and tells her he loves spaghetti.
  • Called a tech support and tells him he got mail.
  • Called a Chuck E Cheese employee and tells her it is his birthday.
  • Called a record store and sings his favorite song to the record store clerk until he gets it right.
  • Calls a movie theater and asks the guy in the ticket booth how many tickets costs. He also asked if they show Air Bud.
  • Called a hillbilly and tells him knock knock jokes.
  • Calls various places and keeps saying Donkey Kong.
  • Calls the barber shop and asks the man if he wants a haircut.
  • Calls an employee at a Mexican restaurant using his love of the Spanish language.
  • Calls a community pool and says sorry for peeing in the pool.

Trivia[]

  • It is unknown what his full name is.
  • In two prank calls of his own (one to a movie theater and one to a video store), Ed reveals that his favorite movie is Air Bud.
  • In the video store call, he works in several references to The Shining.
  • Ed makes a cameo in one of Bobby's prank calls, such as the "Let Me Put My Brother on the Phone" call.
  • Ed is not present in the 2019 revival due to the character being deemed too offensive for modern audiences and he's retired.
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