Otis's Day Odd Squad

My name is Agent Olympia. This is my partner, Agent Otis.

This is my lunch after I ate it.

But back to Otis 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.

Hurry, Olympia!

I'm coming, Ms O!

Who do we work for?

We work for Odd Squad.

-Talk to me.

-Everything's in place. I'll meet Noisemaker in town.

While I stay back here and prepare the villain relocation package.

Noisemaker will have a brand-new home and a brand-new life.

And we'll get info about what the other villains are up to.

I want info about world destruction-type stuff,

not what kinds of shampoo villains use.

That was a mistake. Noisemaker understands that now.

Good. If this works, we'll know all the villains' plans

and we'll be able to stop oddness before it even happens.

-I'll meet Noisemaker now.

-Bye.

OK. Er, do you know the way back to the desk?

-I think it's that way.

-Yeah.

JACKALOPE CACKLES

Noisemaker.

What are you doing?

If another villain sees me working with Odd Squad, it's...

HE PLAYS OMINOUS MUSIC

Not going to happen. I have everything under control.

-Follow me to the tubes and we'll get you that new life.

-Oh, the tubes?!

I always wanted to go on those.

Huh?

Little glitch.

Do you not know what you're doing?

Of course I know.

Just excuse me just one...minute.

Everybody good?

- Very happy, thank you. - Happy times.

-PHONE RINGS

-I'm not.

-Whoops, partner calling.

-Hey, Otis.

-Olympia, the tubes aren't working.

What do you mean, something's wrong with the tubes?

They're just not working.

-I'll talk to O'Malley.

-OK. Thanks, partner.

She's just checking on something.

Great, so now I have to be out here longer?

Where's my harmonica?

HE PLAYS

We weren't working here two years ago!

-That explains it.

-Oh!

O'Malley says there's nothing he can do.

You're going to have to use the emergency rope ladder.

-But that's on the other side of town.

-Sorry, partner.

-OK, OK, I'll get to it.

-Good luck.

We have to walk across town?

No, no. I will stay a villain.

No, no, no, I know a fun and fast way of getting there.

JACKALOPE LAUGHS

How is this better than tubes?

Because you can sit down instead of all scrunched up.

Urgh, so uncomfortable.

-Odd Squad official business.

-Wow, Odd Squad, what an honour.

You know, you guys are, like, my favourite mystery solving team ever.

-Thank you.

-Whoa, you've still got to pay.

Do you accept flutes?

One dollar. Cash.

It's OK, I have change.

We need 100 cents to make a dollar.

OK, this will be easy.

The biggest coin is worth 25 cents, the smallest coin is worth 10 cents,

and that coin is worth five cents.

What are you doing?

I like to talk through how much each coin is worth before I make change.

That takes so much time. Please get on with the paying.

This coin is worth 25 cents,

so that's 25, 50, 75,

100 cents equals one dollar.

See, look at this. We got a nice window seat.

It's a villain, get down!

Behold, it is I, Mr Lightning,

here to get a ride to the mall.

Mr Lightning, what an honour.

-You know, you're, like, my favourite villain ever.

-Thank you.

Whoa, you still got to pay.

-Come on! Why you got to be like that?

-I know.

TAMBOURINE JINGLES What's that noise?

-Stop shaking!

-I can't. I'm terrified.

We've got to get out of here.

I don't have money, but I do have some lightning.

That was thunder and lightning!

Well, my full name is Mr Thunder and Lightning,

but I shortened it to just Mr Lightning.

That's it! No more deal. I'm leaving.

Please, we need that information.

And what are the chances we run into another villain? Ah!

Extremely good.

No, it is Evil Teddy with a Y.

In here!

It should read, "Happy birthday, Evil Teddy."

No, of course I'm buying my own cake.

All my friends are villains, they're not going to pay for it.

Hi, yes, table for two?

Oh. no, thank you. We're just hiding.

Hiding is for paying customers only.

-Oh, booth in the back, please.

-Right this way.

JACKALOPE LAUGHS

Whoo! I am glad we stopped to eat.

I think I was getting grumpy.

Evil Teddy's gone. Let's pay the bill and get out of here.

Too late, I already paid. It was a pleasure to dine with you.

Hi, we don't accept drums. HE SIGHS

I'll pay.

21. Here's a 20 bill.

And I owe you one more dollar.

I think I have one dollar in change.

Oh, no, it's another villain!

Lady Bread.

Hurry with the change making!

Excuse me, no, there is no outside food.

These are my hands.

I have a bunch of 10 cent coins. Those are worth 10 cents each.

Counting by tens, that's 10, 20, 30,

40, 50, 60,

70, 80, 90,

100 cents is one dollar.

Noisemaker.

-Oh.

-Why are you here with Odd Squad?

You're not entering the villain protection programme, are you?

No!

I'm with Odd Squad because...

..because...

Because I caught him making loud noises.

-Yes! So loud!

-HE PLAYS DISCORDANTLY

-But how is that odd?

-Because it was...

At the library.

During quiet time!

Also, I put food on my head, like this.

Oh, boy, he did it again.

Now he's in double trouble.

Let's go. Oh, excuse me.

That was magnificent!

I know, close one.

Making up that story was like great jazz. You play one note...

-HE SINGS TUNE

-..I play the other.

OK, the important thing is she doesn't know you're working with us.

-Yeah.

-But now I do.

And so do we.

Er...

I have an underwater shack.

There's fish.

-I can't guarantee they'll be there.

-You know what?

Otis is with Noisemaker now. One sec.

Otis, hey. What kind of house does Noisemaker or want?

-What?

-ZAPPING

Like, does he want a big house or a condo or...

-Oh, he could have a houseboat.

-Sorry, partner, I'm kind of busy.

We can talk later.

Ah!

In here!

Hey, guys, hiding is for...

Paying customers only.

Wait, do you sell bikes?

I rent bikes.

Otis, we can rent these and get to your emergency ladder faster.

It's 50 cents each, so one dollar altogether.

Oh, I don't have four 25-cent coins

or 10 10-cent coins to make a dollar.

You can combine coins to make a dollar,

it doesn't have to be all the same kind.

Right.

I have two 25-cent coins, so that's 50 cents.

And I have three 10-cent coins,

so, starting at 50, that's 60,

70, 80 cents.

And you have three five-cent coins.

Those are worth five cents each. So you can count by fives.

85, 90, 95 cents.

Oh, that is fun.

Oh, but I need 100 cents to make a dollar. I'm five cents short.

-I also accept instruments.

-Finally!

Ha-ha!

-Let's do it.

-A patron of the arts.

-I am.

JACKALOPE CROWS

# I can't afford a carriage

# But you look sweet upon the seat

# Of a bicycle built for two. #

Ah!

-Lake!

-I know, my singing is great.

No, you're heading for a lake.

NOISEMAKER SCREAMS

CRASHING

JACKALOPE LAUGHS

Ogg, just because it's your room doesn't mean you have to stay in it.

Oh, OK.

I missed it.

Partner!

BOTH: You would not believe the day I had.

Me too!

All right, Noisemaker, tell us what you know about the other villains.

Never.

But we just went through all that to get you here!

And it made me realise,

if I go into the villain protection programme, I'll lose a friend.

BOTH: What?!

Dear, dear, Otis, I had so much fun with you today.

No!

Eating meals, singing, riding a bike.

That's not fun.

We get along so well. I wouldn't want to never see you again.

But the other villains, now they know you're working with us.

I'll make up a fun story, like we did at lunch.

That was hilarious!

No, it wasn't!

I'm going to cause you so much oddness.

See you later, pal.

Don't do that!

At least your people skills are getting better.

Against my best judgment,

I found this mansion for your villain to live in.

You two have been through a lot today.

Why don't you relax here for a bit?

-Oh.

-Thanks, Ms O.

But this is huge. We should share with other agents.

No!