# Two More Eggs
**Two More Eggs** is an American short-form animated series that premiered on June 23, 2015, on [Disney XD](https://www.edgepedia.org/disney-xd)'s online platforms, with airings on the television network following afterward. Produced by The Brothers Chaps' Citywide Hoop Champs, Inc., in association with [Disney Television Animation](https://www.edgepedia.org/disney-television-animation), it was Disney XD's first original program created for digital, non-linear platforms.[1](https://d23.com/a-to-z/two-more-eggs/) The series ran until September 4, 2017, totaling 90 episodes across 3 seasons.[2](https://episoderatings.com/show/205187)
| Key fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Premiere | June 23, 2015, on Disney XD's online platforms, followed by airings on the TV network[1](https://d23.com/a-to-z/two-more-eggs/) |
| Significance | Disney XD's first original program created for digital, non-linear platforms[1](https://d23.com/a-to-z/two-more-eggs/) |
| Creators | The Brothers Chaps (Mike and Matt Chapman), creators of the web series Homestar Runner[3](https://simkl.com/tv/514260/two-more-eggs) |
| Production | Citywide Hoop Champs, Inc., in association with Disney Television Animation[1](https://d23.com/a-to-z/two-more-eggs/) |
| Run | 3 seasons, 90 episodes; first episode June 23, 2015, last episode September 4, 2017[2](https://episoderatings.com/show/205187) |
| Format | Individual shorts of roughly 1 to 4 minutes each[4](https://disneynow.com/show/b3d3a319-79b4-4fbe-ba22-ef51d0121881) |
| Rating | TV-Y7 on Disney XD[5](https://www.commonsensemedia.org/tv-reviews/two-more-eggs) |
## Spoilers
### Characters and recurring segments
The series rotates through a large cast of recurring segments, each with its own animation approach:[4](https://disneynow.com/show/b3d3a319-79b4-4fbe-ba22-ef51d0121881)
- **Dooble**, a naive round character who sings his signature "Dooblie Doo" theme song while exploring the world and going on adventures; the first episode of the series.[6](https://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/two-more-eggs/episodes-season-1/1000683438/)
- **Eggpo**, video game minions who discover what their new job in the video game world really entails.[6](https://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/two-more-eggs/episodes-season-1/1000683438/)
- **Trauncles**, set in a town whose residents, Jordy and Stevens, notably do not teach lessons such as sharing.[6](https://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/two-more-eggs/episodes-season-1/1000683438/)
- **Hector and Kovitch**, a pair seen at breakfast, dinner, bedtime, and on bus rides.[4](https://disneynow.com/show/b3d3a319-79b4-4fbe-ba22-ef51d0121881)
- **CGI Palz**, computer-animated friends who showcase the unlimited qualities of being computer animated.[2](https://episoderatings.com/show/205187)
- **Poach and Scramble**, two dancing eggs who face dance-floor challenges.[7](https://disneynow.com/video/9d4680e6-1706-456f-8a59-2d31555dc7d6)
- **Panda Bractice**, a three-girl rock band followed through band names, logos, interviews, and reunions.[4](https://disneynow.com/show/b3d3a319-79b4-4fbe-ba22-ef51d0121881)
- Other segments include Hot Dip, Bad Snaxx, Joshow Show, Gankroar, CutesyCorns, Street Road Junction, and Francis Sweetmouth.[4](https://disneynow.com/show/b3d3a319-79b4-4fbe-ba22-ef51d0121881)
## Format and style
Each episode is a self-contained short, most running one to two minutes, built around a recurring cast of characters and premises. The series uses what D23, the official Disney fan club and archives, describes as "ultra-wacky humor and a surreal mixture of animation techniques."[1](https://d23.com/a-to-z/two-more-eggs/) Common Sense Media's review describes the content as utterly nonsensical but engaging, with exaggerated physical features, speech patterns, and personal habits mined for laughs, and notes that the variety of animation styles gives the project the feel of a drawing-board experiment.[5](https://www.commonsensemedia.org/tv-reviews/two-more-eggs)
The shorts parody formats from a young boy's world: commercial spoofs such as Hot Dip, a questionably edible product marketed with the tagline "Not 4 Momz!"; comical how-to segments; and fake theme songs.[5](https://www.commonsensemedia.org/tv-reviews/two-more-eggs) • [6](https://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/two-more-eggs/episodes-season-1/1000683438/)
## Production and creators
The Brothers Chaps, Mike and [Matt Chapman](https://www.edgepedia.org/matt-chapman), created the acclaimed animated web series [Homestar Runner](https://www.edgepedia.org/homestar-runner), an Internet hit of the early 2000s that became a cult phenomenon among teens.[3](https://simkl.com/tv/514260/two-more-eggs) • [5](https://www.commonsensemedia.org/tv-reviews/two-more-eggs) Two More Eggs carried the hallmarks of their earlier work: odd humor, bizarre animation, and goofy songs.[8](https://laughingsquid.com/two-more-eggs-a-series-of-odd-animated-shorts-by-the-creators-of-homestar-runner/) The series was produced through their company, Citywide Hoop Champs, Inc., in association with Disney Television Animation.[1](https://d23.com/a-to-z/two-more-eggs/)
## Release and reception
The first three shorts, "Dooble: Dooblie Doo," "CGI Palz: Theme Song," and "Hot Dip: Not 4 Momz!", all premiered on June 23, 2015, with new shorts following weekly through the first season.[2](https://episoderatings.com/show/205187) • [9](https://www.tvtime.com/show/299036) The series ran through three seasons and ended with "Panda Bractice: Reunion" on September 4, 2017.[2](https://episoderatings.com/show/205187) • [3](https://simkl.com/tv/514260/two-more-eggs) Shorts remained available on Disney XD's DisneyNOW streaming platform.[4](https://disneynow.com/show/b3d3a319-79b4-4fbe-ba22-ef51d0121881)
The series also aired internationally: the Russian channel 2x2 broadcast it under the title Два яйца ("Two Eggs"), rated 12+, describing it as absurd and surreal sketches about characters including the naive Dooble, the girl band Panda Bractice, and the dancing eggs Poach and Scramble.[10](https://2x2tv.ru/series/comedy/dva-yaytsa/)
Common Sense Media rated the show appropriate for ages 8 and up, finding no violence, romance, language, or product placement, but judging its humor better suited to teens and tweens than to younger children, and assigning it no educational value; the review concluded that the show intends to entertain rather than to educate.[5](https://www.commonsensemedia.org/tv-reviews/two-more-eggs) A review site's episode ratings placed the series near the bottom of its overall rankings, though the sample of votes was small.[11](https://www.ratingraph.com/tv-shows/two-more-eggs-ratings-57379/)
## References
1. [Two More Eggs (TV), Disney A to Z, D23](https://d23.com/a-to-z/two-more-eggs/)
2. [Two More Eggs Episode Rating Chart, Episode Ratings](https://episoderatings.com/show/205187)
3. [Two More Eggs (TV Series 2015–2020), Simkl](https://simkl.com/tv/514260/two-more-eggs)
4. [Watch Two More Eggs TV Show, Disney XD on DisneyNOW](https://disneynow.com/show/b3d3a319-79b4-4fbe-ba22-ef51d0121881)
5. [Parents' Guide to Two More Eggs, Common Sense Media](https://www.commonsensemedia.org/tv-reviews/two-more-eggs)
6. [Watch Two More Eggs Online, Season 1, TV Guide](https://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/two-more-eggs/episodes-season-1/1000683438/)
7. [Poach and Scramble: Challengers, DisneyNOW](https://disneynow.com/video/9d4680e6-1706-456f-8a59-2d31555dc7d6)
8. ['Two More Eggs', A Series of Odd Animated Shorts by the Creators of 'Homestar Runner', Laughing Squid](https://laughingsquid.com/two-more-eggs-a-series-of-odd-animated-shorts-by-the-creators-of-homestar-runner/)
9. [Two More Eggs, TV Time](https://www.tvtime.com/show/299036)
10. [Два яйца, телеканал 2x2](https://2x2tv.ru/series/comedy/dva-yaytsa/)
11. [Two More Eggs ratings (TV show, 2015–2017), Rating Graph](https://www.ratingraph.com/tv-shows/two-more-eggs-ratings-57379/)
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