O Is Not for Over Part One 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 Odd Squad.

Thanks for coming, Odd Squad.

What seems to be the problem, ma'am?

Well, we're making this TV show

called the Bizarre Brigade about

adults who solve bizarre problems.

It might work better with kids.

Yeah. Maybe.

Anyway, we can't film it because one of our stars, Sheila, lost her head.

Not to worry. We have a head-put-back-inator.

Partner, would you like to do the honours?

Watch this.

Don't worry. He's a professional.

Crossing!

Flashing!

Thanks, Odd Squad!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Have a great day, everyone!

Thank you!

Oh! I'm so glad Sheila can see me now.

All right, guys, let's lock it up, people.

Roll sound.

Rawr! Quick, Oscar, get the sock! Rawr!

You wanted to see us, Ms O?

There you two are. Something very odd has happened.

Do you remember Mr O, who runs the Odd Squad next town over?

Oh, yeah. Aren't you two like archenemies?

That's water under the bridge.

Also, we're friends now.

But after 2,000 years of dedicated service, Orville is retiring,

and someone needs to take his place.

Hey, guys. Ms-O-inator.

Whoa!

Wait. You want me to...?

Run your own Odd Squad.

I hope you say yes, because I don't have another Ms-O-inator.

-Yes!

-Wow.

This is amazing.

If anyone deserves it, it's you.

Oh, thanks. Eee! I'm so excited!

Is the skirt a must, or is pants an option?

Oscar will explain that and go over the rest of your training.

Can I bounce up and down with joy as we go?

Absolutely.

Eee! Eee! Eee!

Wow.

Olive's becoming a Ms O!

So exciting.

-Sorry, who you?

-This is your new partner, Agent Ohlm.

-Ohm?

-It's pronounced Ohlm.

-Orm?

-No, Ohlm.

-Ohrrrm.

-You're not pronouncing the K.

What K?

What's happening?

Now that Olive's moving up, you get a new partner.

And just in time. There's a spider-cat on the loose.

Now, take a seat.

The good news is spider-cats travel in patterns.

-What's a pattern?

-A pattern is something that repeats itself.

It can be a series of numbers, shapes, colours.

I need you to figure out the pattern,

and predict where it will strike next so you can catch it.

That girl Pooly Groove might have info.

You mean Polly Graph?

Oh, is that how you pronounce it?

Yeah. Ms O, can I talk to you a sec about this new partner thing?

I just don't think it's going to...

Absolutely...

not!

Now go.

O'Malley, send us to Polly Graph.

I'll send you, but not him.

What? Why?

O'Malley, I don't have time for you to tube-block us. We have to...

No, it's my fault.

I flunked my tube test.

And then I tried again, and I flunked it again.

Seriously? How are we supposed to solve cases?

We can walk.

Right, Olive.

The most important part of becoming Ms O

is your signature drink.

Ugh!

What is this?

Dirt with water.

I wanted to give you all options.

Hey, do you think Otto's doing OK with his new partner?

Oh, sure. Otto gets along with everybody.

I bet they're attached at the hip by now.

Preparing the squish-inator.

You've got to move.

We're going to go squished down.

-Up.

-Down.

Squish-inating.

-Oh, this is tight.

-Yes, I know.

Oh, look, here comes a loop-the-loop.

BOTH: Whoa!

BOTH: Aaah!

I'm still attached to you!

I know, I know. Just give me a second.

-I'm still attached to you!

-I know!

Oh, no! The spider-cat got you too, Polly?

-A little bit, yeah.

-We're on the case.

Have any graphs that might help us catch this thing?

As a matter of fact, I do.

Underneath these webs,

it says that the spider-cat also hit 10 Main Street.

We're at 20 Main Street now.

So, it hit 10 Main Street and then 20 Main Street.

It could be a counting by tens pattern.

10, 20, 30, 40.

But it could also be a doubling pattern,

because when you double a number,

you add the number to itself, and 10 plus 10 equals 20.

You say a lot of words.

Bottom line, we need more info to predict where the spider-cat

will strike next.

Let's split up, start knocking on doors.

Cool!

What do we say if someone answers?

Ask them if they've seen a spider-cat.

Oh, yeah.

Good luck.

Weird. Kind of like you're the Olive now.

Hey. Can you scratch my nose before you go?

Sure.

Thanks.

Thanks for your time, ma'am.

Delivery for Agent Otto.

But I didn't order anything.

Hello, Otto!

HE LAUGHS

Odd Todd! You mailed yourself to me?

It was the only way to contact you.

I mean, I tried e-mailing myself,

and my computer just didn't have enough storage...

-What do you want?

-To help get Olive back.

You know, because if she becomes a Ms O, you'll never see her again.

What? No, that's not true.

Hey, I used to work at Odd Squad, remember?

She'll be in a new office, making new friends, forgetting old ones.

If you want Olive to stay,

there would have to be a problem so big and so odd

that Ms O would have no choice

but to keep Olive around to help solve it.

You want me to help you cause oddness?

Exactly!

See? We're already working so well together.

We could get, like, cool team jackets

with a snake eating a dragon, and the dragon's exploding...

I'll NEVER join you.

HE GROWLS

Fine. But when you see that I'm right,

you know where to find me.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go find a mailbox.

I found one that way that's closer.

But, you know, still, GRR. Yeah.

ELEPHANT TRUMPETING

Oscar, I have to see Ms O.

Wait.

-She's training Olive.

-There you two are.

Something super odd has...

Very odd!

Something very odd has happened.

Take a look at this.

No, not that button!

ALARM BLARES

Uh, I can leave a message if you like.

No, it's OK.

I was just thinking of all the great adventures Olive and I had.

SAD MUSIC

What are you doing?

I can't figure out how to get these pictures off Olive's old computer.

And shut off this really sad music.

MUSIC STOPS

-Thanks.

-We should make more calls,

see if the spider-cat hit anywhere else.

It did. It webbed people at 5 Main Street and 15 Main Street.

What? Why didn't you tell me?!

Oh, were we supposed to share information?

-Yes!

-I thought it was like a competition.

That means the spider-cat hit 5 Main Street, 10, 15, 20.

I see the pattern. It's skipping by fives.

That means the next house it's going to hit is 20 plus 5.

21, 22, 23, 24...

25 Main Street.

That's Coach Roberts' house.

-We've got to warn him.

-After I fix these string thingies.

No, no, don't touch that!

Oh...

Maybe you should go alone.

HE BLOWS WHISTLE

Oh, yeah, that's a keeper.

Meow!

Ah! Oh, scary but cute!

Ah!

Meow!

Look out!

You all right, Coach?

I think so.

Hold on.

Yup. Wait a minute.

Did I talk like this before?

-Yes.

-Then I'm A-OK.

I'll call Odd Squad to help clean this up.

Thanks, Otto. I wish there was a way I could repay you,

but all I have is tickets to tonight's basketball game.

-I'll take 'em.

-But you don't like sports.

No, I do not.

Thanks, Coach!

HE BLOWS WHISTLE

Eh, it's a little flat.

These seats are amazing!

Hey, are you sure you have time?

I mean, you're training, and it's OK if you can't come.

Of course I can. Let me just finish up with Oscar,

-and I'll meet you there.

-Awesome.

Now, where were we?

My 25 Oscarbots were about to form one giant robot to fight you.

Good. We're moving on to the easy stuff.

Hi-yah!

Baa!

-Hey, Larry, hey, Phyllis.

-Hey, Otto.

-Oh, hey, Otto.

You remember our daughter, Larry-lita.

They grow up so fast.

Hey, have you guys seen Olive?

-She was supposed to meet me here.

-Nope.

-No.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Shmumber Stadium,

where the Burly Bears are facing off against the Rambunctious Rams.

'You've reached Agent Olive.

'I mean Ms O.

-'Leave a message.'

-Hey, Olive, me again.

I was just wondering where you are.

-BEARS!

-Bears!

BEEP

'The voicemail box you're trying to reach is currently full.'

The Bears are moving the ball. Here comes the shot.

It's a basket! And the Bears win the game.

I love you!

I know!

Yeah!

Otto, you OK?

Yeah. I have to go talk to somebody.

Hello, Otto!

Come on in.

Actually, if you could wipe your feet on the mat first, thanks.

To be continued.