A/N: Based on the beloved trilogy I own only the DVDs of and nothing more. Read & Review!

Ed, Edd, and Eddy were lying around, doing nothing. They were getting very bored.

"What are we gonna do today?" Eddy groaned. "I'm so bored!"

"Lackluster!" Ed blurted out.

"Today does seem like a lazier Sunday than most, does it not?" Double D sighed. "We have school tomorrow with no activity..."

"Can't we call the girls?" Ed looked over to his friends.

"We can't, remember?" Eddy glared at him. "Mike's going to a party with her parents..."

"And June has Te Xuan Ze business," Double D added. "Ed, don't you remember Dee Dee telling you she's on a Dance School trip until tomorrow with her class to see a professional performance to prepare her for her performance in the talent show next weekend?"

"Oh yeah..." Ed sounded low. "This is kinda boring, isn't it?"

"You said it, Lumpy," Eddy rolled his eyes. "I just wish there was somethin' we could do..."

There was an aged man with wacky white hair in a coat and carried boxes. He seemed to be mumbling to himself about something. The Eds looked over to him.

"Poor man," Double D remarked. "What do you say we help him with his predicament?"

"Help?" Eddy scoffed. "What do I get outta it?"

"The moral and value of being a good neighbor," Double D stood up. "Come on... Let's just go see him. It beats lying around here."

"For once, I agree with you, Sockhead." Eddy stood up then.

"HELPING!" Ed grinned as he stood with his friends.

The Eds went to the man as he got things into his garage.

"Excuse me, sir?" Double D spoke up.

The man flinched, then turned to them, his brown eyes widening. "Heavens, boy, you startled me!"

"My apologies, sir," Double D smiled apologetically. "You look as though you need assistance. Perhaps we could help you?"

The man blinked to them, but smiled. "Well... Alright... Just be careful, I don't want my experiments to be disrupted."

"Experiments?" the boys asked, clearly with Double D interested.

"Oh, yes," the man smiled. "I'm a man of science after all."

"Intriguing," Double D smiled back. "Oh, my name is Eddward, but my friends call me Double D."

"Interesting alias, young man," the man said as he got help to move his things. "And who are you two?"

"I'm Eddy, and this is Ed," the short pink-skinned boy explained.

"Fascinating, you all have the same name, can't say I've seen such a sight, do you boys go to the junior high school?" the older man asked.

"Yeah, I guess..." Eddy rolled his eyes.

"Will you be a teacher or guest speaker, Mr..." Double D started to ask.

"Brown," the man gave his name. "Dr. Emmett L. Brown, call me Doc. And no, young man, I won't. I used to teach there, but I decided to quit ten years ago. You boys seem quite intelligent."

"You're a doctor?" Ed asked.

"Why, yes, I'm a scientist," Doc smiled to them. "In fact, I decided to work on one of my newest experiments of a time machine."

"Yeah, sure." Eddy rolled his eyes.

"Eddy..." Double D scolded slightly.

"It's all true, I assure you, in fact, if you boys aren't doing anything after school, you could meet me at the local mall parking lot to see for yourselves." Doc explained.

"Really?" Double D sounded excited.

"Why, yes, you could be my test subjects if you all would please," Doc grinned to them. "I could make it worth your while..."

"Chickens?" Ed asked eagerly.

"I was thinking more along the lines of paying you for volunteering." Doc corrected.

Eddy was about to walk away until he heard that. "Did you say you'd pay us?" he dashed back excitedly.

"You all can think of it as an allowance if you'll be my subjects."

"Well, count me in!"

"I'll do it too, I am curious of your time machine abilities, plus science is my most favorite subject." Double D clapped.

Ed smiled, laughing. "I'll do anything my friends do."

Doc smiled at them all. "That means a lot to me. Come meet me at 1:15 at the Mall."

"1:15?" Double D asked. "We'll be in school..."

"In the morning." Doc said then.

"1:00 AM in the morning!?" Eddy panicked.

"I can't stay up that late, Sarah'll tell Mom!" Ed whined.

"I'm sorry, boys, but it's the only way to get my experiment through," Doc said to them apologetically. "I know it'll be late, but it's the only way for you all to show you my experiment."

The Eds looked to each other. It would be tough, but they agreed to it. Doc made it clear then. See him at 1:00 in the morning and see this time machine experiment. Hopefully the rest of this Sunday would be worth it because tomorrow night, they would make history with their new neighbor.