Naturally, Eddy isn't really listening to Edd's speech until he gets to the part about "adopting a better attitude." Eddy decides that if his own family won't give him the presents he so badly wants, then surely the obvious solution is to get himself another family by putting himself up for adoption. This revelation is almost more than Edd can bear, and he lectures his friend about what the spirit of Christmas is really all about. Edd then arrives to spread a little Christmas cheer, although for Edd at least, the moment is soured when Eddy bursts in and reveals that he looked at his Christmas presents prematurely. It's so intriguing, it's enough to even make them leave their cozy home and soon, wearing elaborate paper crowns and bundled up in their winter coats, they're trekking across the snow-covered landscape following its mesmeric light in a rather familiar Christmas scene.īack over in the Cul-de-sac, Ed is preparing for Santa as best as he can, including moving the chimney stack and fireplace from its usual location to his own basement pad and settling up a nice comfy chair for Santa. Meanwhile, over in the Trailer Park, the Kanker Sisters are getting into the Christmas Eve spirit as well with getting a paper crown each from their prize poppers, when their attention is grabbed by the light of an unusually bright and twinkling star. But when he finds his gifts beneath a squeaky floorboard, they turn out to contain nothing but clothes.
It's almost Christmas in Peach Creek, but Eddy's not so much trying to get into the spirit as he is getting into peeking at the stash of presents that his parents have gotten him.
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