What would you do if you had the keys to the DeLorean? Ed goes back in time and picks a few opportunities to get rich and famous. Get Entertained!

Get ready to crack up as Ed and his pal, graphic designer Scott McKay, compile the ultimate list of cinematic comedies. Eddie. Very funny.

Ed's getting upset! A runaway train of political correctness draws Ed's ire. Get out of your safe space and Get Entertained!

Ed chats with restaurant owner and night club legend Mike Winter about a career in Boston's night life, which celebrities are secretly jerks and many more behind-the-scenes tales.

High school memories both heartbreaking and glorious can last a lifetime. Ed gets real with his childhood pal Mike Winter to recount the moments from the heavy to the hilarious.

Ph.Creative CEO Bryan Adams, author of "Getting Goosebumps," joins Ed on the show to discuss what movies, music and speaking techniques give him the chills. Along the way, the boys riff on Johnny Depp; David Bowie and the mercurial Mel Gibson. Get Entertained!

Ed reveals - and backs up - his most compelling list to date: the roster of movie killers who will wipe out an entire room, often without breaking a sweat. No bulletproof vest, bodyguard nor plausible scriptwriting can stop these killing machines.

Once again ED IS UPSET! Have you ever been on the line with customer service for an eternity? Welcome to Ed's personal hell as he takes down the Help Desk with an epic rant. Also, reviews of Kobra Kai, Avengers End Game and more. GET ENTERTAINED!

Hear ye hear ye! King Eddard of House Nathanson proclaims these the top 5 TV shows of all time. Get entertained!

RANT ALERT: Eddie loses friends! We dare you not to block The Ed Man as he rips every annoying social-media wrongdoer in sight. If you’re a ‘Vaguebooker,’ a “Check-In’ fiend or a ‘Social-Media Meteorologist,’ Ed has you surrounded in this episode’s segment of Ed’s Getting Upset! Also, WARNING: If you did not attend summer camp you may want to skip this nostalgic trip through the happiness and hormones of Ed’s youth as he preaches the magic of his summers spent on Sunset Lake in a cabin with other rascally young men.