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* {{Animesque}}: Downplayed. The show does have a couple tropes that are commonly found in anime, such as {{Kaiju}} antagonists, [[MonsterOfTheWeek Villains of the Week]] (although the show does have an extensive RoguesGallery), agents [[CallingYourAttacks calling their attacks]], and even BossSubtitles in one episode. However, that's about it as far as the anime influences go.
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Season 3, entitled ''Odd Squad Mobile Unit,'' makes another change to the lineup, with the new cast being comprised of Agents [[TheLeader Opal]] (Valentina Herrera), [[ThePollyanna Omar]] (Jayce Alexander), [[FishOutOfWater Orla]] (Alyssa Hidalgo), and [[TheSmartGuy Oswald]] (Gavin [=McIver=]-Wright). Oprah also returns as the Big O in this season, giving cases to the group to have them solve. This season is referred to as a potential SpinOff by Sinking Ship Entertainment, one of the production companies behind the show, but whether the season is a SpinOff or not depends on the network. [[note]]TVO Kids treats it as a SpinOff, but PBS Kids, ABC ME, and Fred Rogers Productions (the other production company behind the show) treat it as the third season of the show.[[/note]] An extension of the season, comprised of 13 additional episodes, premiered on July 12, 2021, and introduced three new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmerelda Kim]] (Glee Dango), [[NumberTwo Little O]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), and [[BlitheSpirit Olando]] (Ari Resnick).
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Season 3, entitled ''Odd Squad Mobile Unit,'' makes another change to the lineup, with the new cast being comprised of Agents [[TheLeader Opal]] (Valentina Herrera), [[ThePollyanna Omar]] (Jayce Alexander), [[FishOutOfWater Orla]] (Alyssa Hidalgo), and [[TheSmartGuy Oswald]] (Gavin [=McIver=]-Wright). Oprah also returns as the Big O in this season, giving cases to the group to have them solve. This season is referred to as a potential SpinOff by Sinking Ship Entertainment, one of the production companies behind the show, but whether the season is a SpinOff or not depends on the network. [[note]]TVO Kids treats it as a SpinOff, but PBS Kids, ABC ME, and Fred Rogers Productions (the other production company behind the show) treat it as the third season of the show.[[/note]] An extension of the season, comprised of 13 additional episodes, premiered on July 12, 2021, and introduced three two new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmerelda Kim]] (Glee Dango), Dango) and [[NumberTwo Little O]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), and [[BlitheSpirit with [[JadedWashout Olando]] (Ari Resnick).
Resnick) joining as a SixthRanger.
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* RealityEnsues: "Sir". The titular character has to come to HQ Lab to treat his impending transformation into spaghetti. Since the headquarters is built for kids, he constantly bangs his head on the low door frames.
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A [[invoked]] [[LiveOnStage live show]] known as ''Odd Squad Live!'' also ran from 2016 to 2017. It focuses on two agents from Precinct 13579, [[GeniusDitz Orion]] (Cliff Sellers) and [[GoGetterGirl Oleanna]] (Jackie Reynolds), who get turned into adults by FatherTime and must turn back. The show had the direct involvement of Tim [=McKeon=] and Adam Peltzman as well as Mark De Angelis, one of the writers of the series who would later become the showrunner for Season 3.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Odd Squad's the name, fighting odd is their game.[[labelnote:Note]]Top, left to right: Agent Oscar, Agent Olive, Agent Otto, Ms. O, Agent Oona, Agent Otis, and Agent Olympia. Bottom, left to right: Agent Oswald, Agent Orla, The Big O, Agent Omar, and Agent Opal.[[/labelnote]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Odd Squad's the name, fighting odd is their game.[[labelnote:Note]]Top, left to right: Agent Oscar, Agent Olive, Agent Otto, Ms. O, Agent Oona, Agent Otis, and Agent Olympia. Bottom, left to right: Agent Oswald, Agent Orla, The Big O, Agent Omar, and Agent Opal. Not pictured: Agent Osmerelda Kim and the Little O.[[/labelnote]]]]
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** In "Best Seats in the House", when Oscar was coming down the slides in the ball pit, he said, "The Eagle has landed!" twice. This makes a possible reference to Eagle's second catchphrase from WesternAnimation/{{Space Racers}}, a show that debuted in early 2014 on PBS Kids.
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** In "Best Seats in the House", when Oscar was coming down the slides in the ball pit, he said, "The Eagle has landed!" twice. This makes a possible reference to Eagle's second catchphrase from WesternAnimation/{{Space Racers}}, a show that debuted in early 2014 on PBS Kids.Kids, in addition to being a reference to the 1969 Moon Landing.
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--> '''Candidate:''' Doctor who?
--> '''Doctor O:''' [[Series/DoctorWho Different person]].
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--> '''Doctor O:''' [[Series/DoctorWho Different person]].
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** One of the interstitials involves Miss O demanding "an evil version of me." The one that shows up looks exactly like Miss O, but wearing a very prominent (fake) [[Recap/StarTrekS2E4MirrorMirror pointed beard]].
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** There are often references in the title cards, such as [[Franchise/AssassinsCreed "Assistant's
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''Odd Squad'' is a live-action kids' EdutainmentShow that airs in UsefulNotes/{{Syndication}} on various networks, two of the most prominent being Creator/PBSKids and TVO Kids. It premiered on November 26, 2014. The show revolves around children who all work for the [[TitleDrop Odd Squad]], an organization run exclusively by [[SocialServicesDoesNotExist kids]] that investigates and fights anything strange, weird, and especially odd.
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''Odd Squad'' is a live-action kids' EdutainmentShow that airs in UsefulNotes/{{Syndication}} on various networks, two of the most prominent being Creator/PBSKids and TVO Kids. It Created by Tim [=McKeon=] and Adam Peltzman, it premiered on November 26, 2014. The show revolves around children who all work for the [[TitleDrop Odd Squad]], an organization run exclusively by [[SocialServicesDoesNotExist kids]] that investigates and fights anything strange, weird, and especially odd.
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The show also has an official guidebook known as the ''Odd Squad Agent's Handbook,'' which was released in 2020 and is written by Tim [=McKeon=] and Adam Peltzman themselves. It serves as an InUniverse guidebook of sorts, made to feel like the reader themselves is an agent-in-training.
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* RefugeeFromTVLand: In "How to Interrogate a Unicorn", Olive and Oscar investigate when characters start coming out of books and invading the library.
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* ShameIfSomethingHappened: In "How to Interrogate a Unicorn", Olive is attempting to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin interrogate a unicorn]]. When the unicorn is uncoooperative, Olive tries this tack. Saying that the word on the street is that the unicorn likes rainbows, she puts a bucket of rainbow on the table and says that it would be a shame if something happened to it.
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* ShameIfSomethingHappened: In "How to Interrogate a Unicorn", Olive is attempting to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin interrogate a unicorn]]. When the unicorn is uncoooperative, uncooperative, Olive tries this tack. Saying that the word on the street is that the unicorn likes rainbows, she puts changes tactics, putting a bucket of with a rainbow inside on the table and says telling it that it would be a shame if something happened to it.it. The unicorn still refuses to comply, and Olive angrily knocks the bucket onto the floor, spilling the rainbow.
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* RefugeeFromTVLand: In "How to Interrogate a Unicorn", Olive and Oscar investigate when characters start coming out of books and invading the library.
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* ShameIfSomethingHappened: In "How to Interrogate a Unicorn", Olive is attempting to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin interrogate a unicorn]]. When the unicorn is uncoooperative, Olive tries this tack. Saying that the word on the street is that the unicorn likes rainbows, she puts a bucket of rainbow on the table and says that it would be a shame if something happened to it.
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Season 3, entitled ''Odd Squad Mobile Unit,'' makes another change to the lineup, with the new cast being comprised of Agents [[TheLeader Opal]] (Valentina Herrera), [[ThePollyanna Omar]] (Jayce Alexander), [[FishOutOfWater Orla]] (Alyssa Hidalgo), and [[TheSmartGuy Oswald]] (Gavin [=McIver=]-Wright). Oprah also returns as the Big O in this season, giving cases to the group to have them solve. This season is referred to as a potential SpinOff by Sinking Ship Entertainment, one of the production companies behind the show, but whether the season is a SpinOff or not depends on the network. [[note]]TVO Kids treats it as a SpinOff, but PBS Kids, ABC ME, and Fred Rogers Productions (the other production company behind the show) treat it as the third season of the show.[[/note]] An extension of the season, comprised of 13 additional episodes, premiered on July 12, 2021, and introduced three new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmeralda Kim]] (Glee Dango), [[NumberTwo Little O]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), and [[BlitheSpirit Olando]] (Ari Resnick).
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Season 3, entitled ''Odd Squad Mobile Unit,'' makes another change to the lineup, with the new cast being comprised of Agents [[TheLeader Opal]] (Valentina Herrera), [[ThePollyanna Omar]] (Jayce Alexander), [[FishOutOfWater Orla]] (Alyssa Hidalgo), and [[TheSmartGuy Oswald]] (Gavin [=McIver=]-Wright). Oprah also returns as the Big O in this season, giving cases to the group to have them solve. This season is referred to as a potential SpinOff by Sinking Ship Entertainment, one of the production companies behind the show, but whether the season is a SpinOff or not depends on the network. [[note]]TVO Kids treats it as a SpinOff, but PBS Kids, ABC ME, and Fred Rogers Productions (the other production company behind the show) treat it as the third season of the show.[[/note]] An extension of the season, comprised of 13 additional episodes, premiered on July 12, 2021, and introduced three new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmeralda Osmerelda Kim]] (Glee Dango), [[NumberTwo Little O]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), and [[BlitheSpirit Olando]] (Ari Resnick).
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2021, and introduced three new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmeralda Kim]] (Glee Dango), [[NumberTwo Little O]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), and [[BlitheSpirit Olando]] (Ari Resnick).
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Season 3, entitled ''Odd Squad Mobile Unit,'' makes another change to the lineup, with the new cast being comprised of Agents [[TheLeader Opal]] (Valentina Herrera), [[ThePollyanna Omar]] (Jayce Alexander), [[FishOutOfWater Orla]] (Alyssa Hidalgo), and [[TheSmartGuy Oswald]] (Gavin [=McIver=]-Wright). Oprah also returns as the Big O in this season, giving cases to the group to have them solve. This season is referred to as a potential SpinOff by Sinking Ship Entertainment, one of the production companies behind the show, but whether the season is a SpinOff or not depends on the network. [[note]]TVO Kids treats it as a SpinOff, but PBS Kids, ABC ME, and Fred Rogers Productions (the other production company behind the show) treat it as the third season of the show.[[/note]] [[https://www.fredrogers.org/2020/10/08/announcing-new-episodes-of-odd-squad/ An extension of the season is currently in production]] and season, comprised of 13 additional episodes, premiered on July 12, 2021.
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Season 3, entitled ''Odd Squad Mobile Unit,'' makes another change to the lineup, with the new cast being comprised of Agents [[TheLeader Opal]] (Valentina Herrera), [[ThePollyanna Omar]] (Jayce Alexander), [[FishOutOfWater Orla]] (Alyssa Hidalgo), and [[TheSmartGuy Oswald]] (Gavin [=McIver=]-Wright). Oprah also returns as the Big O in this season, giving cases to the group to have them solve. This season is referred to as a potential SpinOff by Sinking Ship Entertainment, one of the production companies behind the show, but whether the season is a SpinOff or not depends on the network. [[note]]TVO Kids treats it as a SpinOff, but PBS Kids, ABC ME, and Fred Rogers Productions (the other production company behind the show) treat it as the third season of the show.[[/note]] [[https://www.fredrogers.org/2020/10/08/announcing-new-episodes-of-odd-squad/ An extension of the season is currently in production]] and is set to premiere on July 12, 2021.
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* EnfantTerrible: In a universe were odd-causing adults cause chaos to the world, these kids prove to be worse than all of them combined:
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* EnfantTerrible: In a universe were odd-causing adults cause chaos to the world, these kids prove to be worse than all of them combined:combined. A general rule of thumb is that if a villain is a kid, they'll have a personal connection to Odd Squad.
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* APirate400YearsTooLate: Pirates are a common oddity in the world of the show, and most are amiable when it comes to interacting with agents.
** In "The Curious Case of Pirate-itis", Olive contracts the eponymous disease when she helps a pirate cross a busy street and begins to slowly turn into a PirateGirl. By the climax of the episode, she's nearly full pirate, with the manner of speaking, the outfit, and the behavior to match.
** In "Ocean and the Fly", while looking for a cure to turn Oona back into a human from her fly form, Ocean and Oona visit a pirate in a cave, who has a treasure chest fill of gold and pearls, and also wants to start a butter company. He asks Ocean and Oona to help him pick a label for his new butter, and once they pick one, he allows them to take a pearl from his treasure chest. Later on in the episode, he is shown at the grocery store attempting to sell his new butter to customers but failing, and once he sets his eyes on Ocean and Oona, he becomes enraged and takes off after them.
** In "The Curious Case of Pirate-itis", Olive contracts the eponymous disease when she helps a pirate cross a busy street and begins to slowly turn into a PirateGirl. By the climax of the episode, she's nearly full pirate, with the manner of speaking, the outfit, and the behavior to match.
** In "Ocean and the Fly", while looking for a cure to turn Oona back into a human from her fly form, Ocean and Oona visit a pirate in a cave, who has a treasure chest fill of gold and pearls, and also wants to start a butter company. He asks Ocean and Oona to help him pick a label for his new butter, and once they pick one, he allows them to take a pearl from his treasure chest. Later on in the episode, he is shown at the grocery store attempting to sell his new butter to customers but failing, and once he sets his eyes on Ocean and Oona, he becomes enraged and takes off after them.
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* RashomonStyle: In "Recipe for Disaster", Olive and Otto explain to Ms. O why a case went wrong and created a vortex, each in their own way, and each telling a significantly different version of events. The villain Rainbow Robyn then adds her own version of events, which is probably closer to the truth.
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The show has spawned a theatrical movie, ''[[Film/OddSquadTheMovie Odd Squad: The Movie]],'' which features Hannah Simone (of ''Series/NewGirl'' fame) and Creator/JackMcBrayer as guest stars. It was screened in select Canadian theaters on July 16, 2016, with PBS Kids premiering the movie in the United States on August 1, 2016.
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The show has spawned a theatrical movie, ''[[Film/OddSquadTheMovie Odd Squad: The Movie]],'' which features Hannah Simone Creator/HannahSimone (of ''Series/NewGirl'' fame) and Creator/JackMcBrayer as guest stars. It was screened in select Canadian theaters on July 16, 2016, with PBS Kids premiering the movie in the United States on August 1, 2016.
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** Tube Operator O'Brian (and by extension the other inexplicably Irish tube operators) have a very similar job to another [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Chief O'Brien]].
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''Odd Squad'' is a live-action kids' EdutainmentShow that airs in UsefulNotes/{{Syndication}} on various networks, two of the most prominent being Creator/PBSKids and TVO Kids. Premiering on November 26, 2014, it stars 4 main characters being part of a organization called the [[TitleDrop Odd Squad]], a CIA-type agency run by [[SocialServicesDoesNotExist kids]].
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''Odd Squad'' is a live-action kids' EdutainmentShow that airs in UsefulNotes/{{Syndication}} on various networks, two of the most prominent being Creator/PBSKids and TVO Kids. Premiering It premiered on November 26, 2014, it stars 4 main characters being part of a organization called 2014. The show revolves around children who all work for the [[TitleDrop Odd Squad]], a CIA-type agency an organization run exclusively by [[SocialServicesDoesNotExist kids]].
kids]] that investigates and fights anything strange, weird, and especially odd.
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* WeirdCrossover: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVr1zEjLFiA One promo]] released in the UK has Otis, Ms. O and Otis returning from a case to the world of ''Series/StrangerThings'' -- specifically, the Upside Down. This is despite the fact that ''Stranger Things'' is much more DarkerAndEdgier than ''Odd Squad'', which is a EdutainmentShow that, while mature at times, is for the most part lighthearted (not to mention that the former show is of the {{Horror}} and ScienceFiction genres while the latter is a WorkCom).
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* PoisonousPerson: Logan the Ogre can be found nearby the Loganberry tree as well as in Sector 21, a dangerous forest filled with dangerous odd creatures. He has skin that it poisonous to the touch, which makes his habit of taking selfies with people very hazardous.
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* PoisonousPerson: Logan the Ogre can be found nearby the Loganberry tree as well as in Sector 21, a dangerous forest filled with dangerous odd creatures. He has skin that it is poisonous to the touch, which makes his habit of taking selfies with people very hazardous.
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* PoisonousPerson: Logan the Ogre can be found nearby the Loganberry tree as well as in Sector 21, a dangerous forest filled with dangerous odd creatures. He has skin that it poisonous to the touch, which makes his habit of taking selfies with people very hazardous.
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[=OddTube=] videos can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa8HWWMcQEGTL3odIDWY16GCd2r3B1_X8 here]]. The PBS Kids [=YouTube=] channel also has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa8HWWMcQEGSMda-yOQpQX0gQgH7t-JOi a playlist for the show]], which includes the ''Odd Squad Healthy Habits'' videos as well as full episodes and clips. [[invoked]] [[NoExportForYou (You might want a VPN to view all of these.)]]
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There is also a SpinOff web series for the show, titled ''[=OddTube=]''. Season 1 premiered on November 10, 2016 and ended on March 23, 2017. A second season, hosted by Agent Orla instead of Agent Olympia, debuted on June 10, 2020 and concluded its run on August 26, 2020.
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There is also a SpinOff web series for the show, titled ''[=OddTube=]''.''WebVideo/{{OddTube}}''. Season 1 premiered on November 10, 2016 and ended on March 23, 2017. A second season, hosted by Agent Orla instead of Agent Olympia, debuted on June 10, 2020 and concluded its run on August 26, 2020.
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** "I joined because the world should be round, not [[BizarroUniverse square]]."
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* PunWithPi: In the episode "Training Day", after a [[{{Portmanteau}} pienado]] is released, an alarm sounds, with a voice reciting the digits of pi.
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* SwissArmyAppendage: The villain the Utensiler (and her kid sister) have hands that are giant Swiss army knives, allowing them to manifest whatever utensil they might require, up to and including a vacuum cleaner. However, her hands no longer function as hands and she requires someone to open doors for her.
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* SwissArmyAppendage: The villain the The Utensiler (and her kid sister) have hands that are giant Swiss army knives, allowing them to manifest whatever utensil they might require, up to and including a vacuum cleaner. However, in the case of The Utensiler's sister, her hands no longer function as hands and she requires someone to open doors for her.
