Oscar and the Oscarbots Odd Squad

My name is Agent Olive. This is my partner Agent Otto.

This is my lucky pencil.

But back to Otto and me.

We work for an organisation run by kids that investigates

anything strange, weird

and, especially, odd. Our job is to put things right again.

Who do we work for? We work for...

Thanks for coming, Odd Squad. The problem is my bathroom.

It's easier if I just show you.

-Very odd.

-We can fix this,

but not on this side. If you'll excuse me...

Should be just a minute.

CLANG!

This should do it! Meet you back at headquarters.

Wow! Thanks, Odd Squad!

Let me show you out.

Yeah, we can't fix that.

-BOTH: O'Scarlett.

-Good evening, agents.

Is it already that late?

A better question - where did O'Scarlett get the doughnut?

-Doughnut room. Have a great night, you two.

-You, as well.

There's a doughnut room?!

Why wasn't this the first thing you ever told me, even before your name?

Let's go.

I thought this was the bagel room.

How could have I been so foolish?

Hey, guys. I need your help.

No! Doughnuts!

-I have to wait until everyone's gone.

-OK.

So, bye! See you!

Great, everything is, you know, great.

-All clear.

-Good.

So, Miss O asked me to build a top-secret machine

and it was really hard, but I couldn't ask anybody to help me,

because it's top secret and all.

So to help me build it, I made these guys.

WHISTLE

SAMBA MUSIC

You cloned yourself?

No! What am I, crazy?!

They're robots.

Number one, each Oscarbot does a special job

to help make Miss O's machine work.

This is number one. He does the first part.

One, one, one!

-And number two does the second part.

-Two, two, two!

-And number three, he does...

-I think we've got it.

OK. Last night, I lined up all the Oscarbots,

one through to 25, and Miss O's machine worked!

Then, we went to the movies, to celebrate...

LAUGHTER

..and when we got back to headquarters, some of them

were missing! Miss O's machine doesn't work

without all 25 Oscarbots.

If this machine doesn't work, Miss O will never forgive me.

-I'm sure that's not true.

-If this machine doesn't work,

I'll never forgive you.

Point taken.

What am I going to do? I don't even know which Oscarbots are missing.

-I have an idea.

-We all go to the doughnut room?

Not even close.

When I see them all lined up like that,

I realise I really do need a haircut.

Watch this.

All the Oscarbots are under their numbers.

Now, we just look for the gaps

-and we can find which numbers are missing.

-I found one.

It goes one, two, three, five, six.

Four is missing.

So is number eight, look.

It goes seven, then nine.

Nine, nine, nine.

Oscarbot nine is right, there's another gap.

It goes nine, 11, 12.

Oscarbot ten is missing, too.

And the last Oscarbot is 23,

which means 24 and 25 got loose.

So there are five Oscarbots missing.

Four, eight, ten, 24 and 25.

PHONE RINGS

-Yello.

-Oscar, I'll be heading

back to the office soon.

Are you finished with my machine yet?

-I'm just making some final adjustments.

-Well, hurry.

Nothing has ever been more important, nothing.

Nothing. (Nothing.)

Nothing!

Hi-ya!

Again!

Ah! We've got to find those guys.

But how?

Hey, Oscarbots!

You all love your numbers, right?

THEY SHOUT OUT THEIR NUMBERS

Maybe if we find the missing Oscarbots numbers,

we'll find them, too.

But where would you see a four, eight, ten,

24 and 25?

Hmm, 25, 25...

They sell doughnuts in a dozen. A dozen is 25.

A dozen is 12, but nice try.

Polly Graph is having a sale on hot chocolate, a cup for a quarter.

So?

So, a quarter is 25 cents.

Let's go.

All right, I'll just look at these guys.

Don't any of you move.

25, 25, 25, 25, 25.

Yes, those are quarters

and if you give me one, I'll give you a hot chocolate, Oscar.

25, 25, 25.

Polly, that's not Oscar, it's an Oscarbot.

Wow, that's the most surprising thing I've heard all day.

Number 25, you're coming with us.

25.

I think I just found Oscarbot Ten.

PLANE CIRCLES ABOVE

Ten!

Ten, ten, ten.

He's going to be so disappointed.

25.

Nine, ten, 11.

And 25.

This is great, but we're still missing

four, eight and 24.

There's a Club 24 down town.

What? I have a life outside of work.

FUNKY MUSIC

24, 24!

-See you around, Olive.

-See you, Tommy.

-24!

-Hold on, not you.

FUNKY MUSIC

22, 23, 24.

Now we just need to find four and eight.

PHONE RINGS

-Yello.

-Sorry I'm late, Oscar.

Time flies when you're having fun.

Hi-ya!

But I'm headed back now.

Are you finished with my machine?

Eh, actually, if I could have just a little bit more time,

that would be great.

BEAR ROARS

Looks like you just got yourself

an extra 30 seconds.

Bring it on!

BEAR ROARS

It's over.

I'm going to get kicked off Odd Squad.

Even if my life is ruined, I'm sure

four and eight are happy together.

-Together?

-Yeah, four and eight, they were like best buds.

They did everything together.

Then, maybe we shouldn't be looking for eights and fours.

If they're together, then we should add eight and four.

Eight plus four is nine, ten,

-11, 12.

-12 is a dozen.

-And we know what comes in a dozen.

-Pigs.

Doughnuts.

-Let's go.

-Well, I guessed that, too.

-Eight, eight.

-Four, four.

Eight, eight, eight.

Four, four, four, four, four, four.

-Eight, eight...

-four, four...

Gentlemen, I'm going to have to ask you to come with me.

-Eight.

-Four.

-Go ahead.

-Yay!

Three, four, five.

Seven, eight, nine.

-That's all of them.

-Mhmm, good job, guys.

Oscar!

BEAR GRUMBLES

I said, "Stay!"

-Is my machine ready?

-You bet, Miss O.

Oscarbots assemble in my lab.

-One.

-Two.

-Three.

-Four.

Five.

-Six.

-Eight.

-20.

-25.

OK, here it goes.

You created 25 Oscarbots to make a juice box?

The perfect juice box.

I can't believe we stayed up all night.

It's OK, partner.

I know what would cheer you up -

the cake room.

Let's go.

There's a cake room?!

I guess I should have also mentioned that

the Oscarbots also form a giant robot.

Good. Something else to fight.

Hi-ya!