The O Team 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.

-Thanks for coming, Odd Squad.

-What seems to be the problem, Mr Fonz?

Well, every time I open a book, this happens.

No, no! Come back!

That's been happening all day.

Just look, look at all these blank pages!

I'm running a business.

Well, on the side, but still, I care about the library.

Not a problem. We have a gadget.

Hang on, partner.

Mr Fonz, you always said you wanted to write a novel.

Maybe this is your chance.

You're right!

-Thanks, Odd Squad.

-Happy to help.

Or not help. Either way, good luck.

Oh!

-WHISPERING:

-You can do it, you can do it, you can do it...

Dustin, please!

If I'm going to accomplish this, I'm going

to need you to show a lot more enthusiasm.

You can do it! You can do it! Go with the words!

The words are my favourite part!

-I'm in the zone!

-Argh, in sequence!

There's a plot twist and a title!

I'm going to make you into a movie.

Sell out.

Meh!

-YELLING:

-There you two are! You just solved your 49th case this week!

And why are you yelling?

Sorry. Am I yelling?

I was wearing earplugs and couldn't hear myself.

What was I saying?

We just solved our 49th case.

Really? Congrats.

You know, if you solved just one more, that's 50 cases.

And you win a pizza party for the entire squad.

# Pizza in the house! #

I enjoy pizza very much.

Except the cheese part,

sauce part,

and the crust part.

What part do you like?

The box.

And the little plastic thingies in the middle that look like tables.

It makes me feel like a giant.

-YELLING:

-There's oddness down at the bakery!

Now I'm yelling because I really want that pizza party to happen.

-Ohio, we need to make sure Otis and Olympia solve that case.

-But

don't they need to solve it on their own for it to count?

Of course. They're the agents. We're just lending a helping hand.

A hand they won't ever see.

Whoosh!

Ghost hand.

Owen, I can still see you.

Which means they can still see us.

Not if we ride in the ice cream surveillance truck.

I already got a driver.

Just need to clean him up.

Not so close, Orson. Park it here.

Let's listen in.

I don't know who's doing it, but half of everything is missing!

Look at my cheesecakes. And my cookies.

Even half of the clock is missing.

What kind of crook would take half of stuff and not the whole thing?

Halfsies Harriet! She's always taking half of everything.

Bam! You see that, Ohio?

They already solved it.

Uh, I don't think that they're right.

Pretty brave talk coming from the new guy.

I started one day after you.

Exactly, rookie.

Well, if Halfsie Harriet likes taking half of everything,

why didn't she take half of that plant?

What?

Zoom in.

Judging by your eyebrows, I can see you're just as confused as I am.

What do you mean my eyebrows?

When you're confused, they go up.

Like in a bad way?

-No, no, in a good way.

-Cool. I was afraid I'd have to shave 'em off.

So what are we thinking here?

I was thinking maybe the objects with half missing are all

symmetrical.

When an object has symmetry, one half

is exactly the same as the other half.

But the plant isn't symmetrical.

This side is different from this side. That's why it was left alone.

I bet Symmetric Al did it.

Uh-oh. Otis and Olympia are about to go and get the wrong villain.

And we can't tell them they're wrong cos of the ghost hand.

I have an idea.

It's not a good idea, but it's an idea.

Thanks, Odd Squad.

BOTH: Happy to help.

Trick or treat!

Uh...

It's not Halloween.

I'm here early. Or late.

However you want to look at it.

Muhahaha!

Oh, I'm sorry. I don't have any candy.

I could take that plant instead.

For Halloween?

Shush. Yeah, look at this thing. Look at the whole thing.

Wait a minute.

Half of that plant isn't missing.

You're right.

You know, now that I look around,

the only thing with halves missing are symmetrical objects.

Halfsie Harriet didn't do this. Symmetric Al did! Let's move.

Don't worry. It was me all along.

I don't know you, though. We've never met.

HONKING

Come on, man! We got to move.

Is that a baby driving?

Think fast!

WHISTLING

What are we even doing here?

Well, the only person that knows where Symmetric Al lives is

Baby Genius.

Oh, so we need to talk to Baby Genius before Olympia

and Otis do so everything goes smoothly.

-Uh-huh.

-Ghost hand.

MIAOW

What was that?

-Argh!

-Argh!

-Hello.

-Rivka, we need to talk to Baby Genius.

Baby Genius is on a play date.

Are you kidding me right now?

-We'll never get that pizza party.

-Did you say pizza?

I love pizza.

Help us find Symmetric Al

and we'll give you all the pizza that you want.

Can you fold it in half and make it into a calzone?

-No.

-Yes.

All right, fine. We'll do it.

I remember Baby Genius saying that Symmetric Al lives in a pink house.

OK, this is good. It's good.

I mean, how many pink houses could there be in town?

Are you kidding me again right now?

Look at all these houses!

-Oh, bye-bye, calzone.

-Hang on.

Symmetric Al likes symmetrical things.

Maybe he lives on a street with a symmetrical number.

Number two or 2nd Street isn't symmetrical

because the two sides don't match.

Same as three and four.

But look at number eight. It's symmetrical.

You're right.

This side is exactly the same as this side.

Symmetric Al lives in the pink house on 8th Street.

VOICES

That was Otis and Olympia.

But how do I get this info to them without Baby Genius here?

I have another idea.

And it's way worse than the first one.

Good afternoon, Your Excellency.

We're hoping Baby Genius can tell us where Symmetric Al lives.

Ow! Watch your elbow.

I'm trying to write down his address.

Maybe you could give me a little room to work with here?

Stop being a baby!

We're in a baby carriage!

-Thank you, Baby Genius.

-And thank you.

You owe me so many calzones.

BOTH: Ow!

And a new carriage.

TRILLING

BOTH: Odd Squad! Open up, Symmetric Al! We know you're in there!

You're not Symmetric Al.

Are you selling cookies?

No, we're from Odd Squad. We investigate odd behaviour.

How does Al not live there?

I can tell you're upset by the way you're scrunching your chin.

Scrunching in a bad way?

I have seen nicer things.

Why don't you focus less on my chin and more on the mission?

Oh, so now it's my fault?

HE CRIES

Oh, now you've made Agent Orson upset?

He's your responsibility.

Well, we were supposed to do this together.

ARGUING BABY CRIES

Hey, Otis, is that the Odd Squad ice cream surveillance truck?

You saw me holding my driver's... I have a driver's licence.

What? You guys?

What are you two doing here?

Serving ice cream.

In fairness, it was a ghost hand thing, with a lot of whooshing.

What are you talking about?

Come inside. We'll show you.

Eight is the only symmetrical number.

No, three is symmetrical too.

ALL: What?

This side isn't the same as this side.

But if you change the line of symmetry to be horizontal, it is.

They look the same.

So Symmetric Al lives at the pink house on 3rd Street.

BUZZING

ALL: Odd Squad! Stop right there!

Man! Busted.

Al, we need you to fix everything at the bakery.

Yeah, yeah, and the amusement park, and the mall, and the arcade.

Yes, all that stuff we also totally knew about.

We solved our 50th case!

-Woo-hoo!

-Yes!

Yeah! Woo-hoo!

Pizza party!

Good job, Oona. We helped Owen and Ohio

and nobody even knew we were here, ha!

Whoosh!

Nice work. We helped Oscar and Oona, and no-one even knew we were here.

Whoosh!

Nice work. We helped Dr O and nobody even knew we were here.

Whoosh!

Hey, what's that camera do?

Hello?

Hello?

Is anybody there?

Hello?

Whoosh!