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* FriendshipHatingAntagonist: Many villains in the franchise despise friendship and teamwork, both of which are Odd Squad's modus operandis. [[EnfantTerrible Odd Todd]] is a stellar example -- whereas Otto is a kind and caring partner and friend to Olive who serves as her LivingEmotionalCrutch, Odd Todd is the polar opposite, being cruel, being abusive, and flexing his superiority over Olive any chance he gets.
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* '''Agent Olive''', a 12-year-old ShellShockedVeteran who is suffering from trauma of an unknown type due to the incident surrounding her former partner. As a result, she is a hardheaded, serious, and tightly-wound agent who prefers work over play.
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* '''Agent Olive''', a 12-year-old ShellShockedVeteran who is suffering from trauma of an unknown type due to the an incident surrounding her former partner. As a result, she is a hardheaded, serious, and tightly-wound agent who prefers work over play.
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* NoIndoorVoice: Ms. O, Party Pam, Coach O, Opal, and Omar all have a tendency to yell a lot.
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* NumberObsession: Number hogs are people who are obsessed with a particular number and end up taking said number from various objects. The episode "Zero Effect" has Glenn, a cupcake shop owner, inadvertently become one in order to promote his "one million billion trillion" flavors of cupcakes. He steals zeroes from a mass variety of things, including Otto's 10th birthday invitation.
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* MemoryMatchMiniGame:''Series/{{Survivor}}'': Occasionally, one of the challenges will have contestants unveil covered items, with the goal of finding matching pairs. In ''Samoa'', tribes could opt to keep whichever items they matched should they win reward, at the cost of having it count towards their score.
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* MemoryMatchMiniGame: The episode "Put Me In, Coach" opens up with Oprah playing a "flip two tiles at a time and try to find matches" game, only with pictures of villains. She has three matches, but doesn't match either card she flips over next (Fladam and Odd Todd), causing her to give a growl of frustration before and Olympia and Otis walk in.
* MemoryMatchMiniGame:''Series/{{Survivor}}'': Occasionally, one of the challenges will have contestants unveil covered items, with the goal of finding matching pairs. In ''Samoa'', tribes could opt to keep whichever items they matched should they win reward, at the cost of having it count towards their score.
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* '''Agent Esmerelda Kim''', a girl who wants to join Opal and co. on their adventures but is often too busy with other responsibilities to do so. Midway through Season 3, she becomes Opal's replacement under her real name of Osmerelda Kim.
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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. 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 [[FreeRangeChildren kids]] that investigates and fights anything strange, weird, and especially odd.
The first season of the show focuses on four agents in particular: [[ShellShockedVeteran Olive]] (Dalila Bela), [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Otto]] (Filip Geljo), [[GadgeteerGenius Oscar]] (Sean Michael Kyer), and [[BlackBossLady Ms. O]] (Millie Davis).
Season 2 switches out Otto, Olive, and Oscar with [[TheStoic Otis]] (Isaac Kragten), [[GenkiGirl Olympia]] (Anna Cathcart), and [[CuteAndPsycho Oona]] (Olivia Presti).
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), [[FishOutOfTemporalWater 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 two new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmerelda Kim]] (Glee Dango) and [[NumberTwo Little O]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), with [[JadedWashout Olando]] (Ari Resnick) joining as a SixthRanger.
The first season of the show focuses on four agents in particular: [[ShellShockedVeteran Olive]] (Dalila Bela), [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Otto]] (Filip Geljo), [[GadgeteerGenius Oscar]] (Sean Michael Kyer), and [[BlackBossLady Ms. O]] (Millie Davis).
Season 2 switches out Otto, Olive, and Oscar with [[TheStoic Otis]] (Isaac Kragten), [[GenkiGirl Olympia]] (Anna Cathcart), and [[CuteAndPsycho Oona]] (Olivia Presti).
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), [[FishOutOfTemporalWater 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 two new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmerelda Kim]] (Glee Dango) and [[NumberTwo Little O]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), with [[JadedWashout Olando]] (Ari Resnick) joining as a SixthRanger.
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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. Created by Tim [=McKeon=] and Adam Peltzman, it premiered on November 26, 2014. 2014.
The showrevolves around children has thirteen {{Rotating Protagonist}}s across all three seasons, who are all agents that work for the [[TitleDrop Odd Squad]], Squad, an organization run exclusively by [[FreeRangeChildren kids]] kids that investigates and fights anything strange, weird, and especially odd.
The first season of the showodd. Seasons 1 and 2 focus on Precinct 13579 as a setting, while Season 3 focuses on four agents the Mobile Unit department, who travels the world solving oddness in particular: [[ShellShockedVeteran Olive]] (Dalila Bela), [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Otto]] (Filip Geljo), various locations.
* '''Agent Olive''', a 12-year-old ShellShockedVeteran who is suffering from trauma of an unknown type due to the incident surrounding her former partner.
* '''Agent Otto''', a 10-year-old {{Cloudcuckoolander}} Investigation agent and one of Precinct 13579's newest hires. Olive's partner, he serves as her LivingEmotionalCrutch and her best friend who is often a little airheaded but knows how to have fun where she does not.
* '''Agent Oscar''', Precinct 13579's resident [[GadgeteerGeniusOscar]] (Sean Michael Kyer), Lab Director]]. Klutzy and [[BlackBossLady goofy he may be, but he is known as a legend within Odd Squad history for being the first agent in the Science department of the organization and for inventing the concept of combining gadgets to make entirely new ones.
* '''Oprah,''' more known by her title, '''[[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Ms.O]] (Millie Davis).
Season 2 switches out Otto, Olive, and OscarO]]'''. The almighty leader of Precinct 13579 who rules it with [[TheStoic Otis]] (Isaac Kragten), [[GenkiGirl Olympia]] (Anna Cathcart), an iron fist, a hot temper, and [[CuteAndPsycho Oona]] (Olivia Presti).
Season 3, entitled ''Odd[[TheAlcoholic a hell of a juice addiction that won't quit.]]
* '''Agent Olympia''', an 11-year-old GenkiGirl who is a fresh graduate of the Odd Squad Academy. She is a severe {{Workaholic}} whose greatest aspiration is making her co-workers happy. Which, of course, includes...
* '''Agent Otis''', Olympia's partner and another new hire to Precinct 13579. For someone who is introverted with [[MysteriousPast a bit more going on underneath the surface]], he has more of a level head about him and frequently keeps his partner in line.
* '''Agent Oona''', Oscar's apprentice and eventual successor who, while just as much of a silly kindhearted genius as her mentor, is also just [[CuteButPsycho a tad unhinged.]]
* '''Agent Opal''', a 10-year-old Odd Squad agent who works in the desolate and empty Arctic where nothing odd occurs and craves adventure to the point of wanting to get reassigned to another precinct entirely. The ''de facto'' leader of the Odd Squad MobileUnit,'' makes another change Unit, she bears a strong competitive streak and refuses to back down from a challenge.
* '''Agent Omar''', Opal's partner who also works in thelineup, with Arctic. He's not exactly the new cast being comprised brightest agent of Agents [[TheLeader Opal]] (Valentina Herrera), the organization, but his [[ThePollyanna Omar]] (Jayce Alexander), [[FishOutOfTemporalWater Orla]] (Alyssa Hidalgo), optimism]] and [[TheSmartGuy Oswald]] (Gavin [=McIver=]-Wright). Oprah also returns passion for collecting souvenirs is unrivaled and he tends to serve as the Big O Odd Squad Mobile Unit's mediator when conflict arises.
* '''Agent Oswald''', the head of the Odd Squad Museum of Natural Odd inthis season, giving cases New York City who joins up with Opal and Omar on their quest to find an AncientArtifact. A CowardlyLion who would prefer to stay out of the action rather than throw himself into the fire, he is the brains of the group who tends to have them solve. This season is referred to serve as a potential SpinOff by Sinking Ship Entertainment, one voice of reason at times.
* '''Agent Orla''', an Odd Squad Protector who has guarded an AncientArtifact for centuries within an Odd Squad Headquarters situated deep in theproduction companies behind Amazon rainforest. Following her induction into the show, but whether the season Odd Squad Mobile Unit, she is a SpinOff or not depends on FishOutOfTemporalWater who is confused about the network. [[note]]TVO Kids treats it as modernities around her and would rather solve things [[LeeroyJenkins head-on]] rather than take the time to think things through.
* '''Agent Esmerelda Kim''', aSpinOff, girl who wants to join Opal and co. on their adventures but PBS Kids, ABC ME, and Fred Rogers Productions (the is often too busy with other production company behind the show) treat it as the third season responsibilities to do so. Midway through Season 3, she becomes Opal's replacement under her real name of the show.[[/note]] An extension of the season, comprised of 13 additional episodes, premiered on July 12, 2021, and introduced two new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmerelda Kim]] (Glee Dango) and [[NumberTwo Kim.
* '''Orpita''', later known by her title of '''[[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep LittleO]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), with [[JadedWashout Olando]] (Ari Resnick) joining O]]'''. A student at the Odd Squad Academy who was originally laid-back and dangerously carefree before going through CharacterDevelopment as the NumberTwo of Odd Squad, becoming more focused and coolheaded in a SixthRanger.
wide variety of tense situations.
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The first season of the show
* '''Agent Olive''', a 12-year-old ShellShockedVeteran who is suffering from trauma of an unknown type due to the incident surrounding her former partner.
* '''Agent Otto''', a 10-year-old {{Cloudcuckoolander}} Investigation agent and one of Precinct 13579's newest hires. Olive's partner, he serves as her LivingEmotionalCrutch and her best friend who is often a little airheaded but knows how to have fun where she does not.
* '''Agent Oscar''', Precinct 13579's resident [[GadgeteerGenius
* '''Oprah,''' more known by her title, '''[[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Ms.
Season 2 switches out Otto, Olive, and Oscar
Season 3, entitled ''Odd
* '''Agent Olympia''', an 11-year-old GenkiGirl who is a fresh graduate of the Odd Squad Academy. She is a severe {{Workaholic}} whose greatest aspiration is making her co-workers happy. Which, of course, includes...
* '''Agent Otis''', Olympia's partner and another new hire to Precinct 13579. For someone who is introverted with [[MysteriousPast a bit more going on underneath the surface]], he has more of a level head about him and frequently keeps his partner in line.
* '''Agent Oona''', Oscar's apprentice and eventual successor who, while just as much of a silly kindhearted genius as her mentor, is also just [[CuteButPsycho a tad unhinged.]]
* '''Agent Opal''', a 10-year-old Odd Squad agent who works in the desolate and empty Arctic where nothing odd occurs and craves adventure to the point of wanting to get reassigned to another precinct entirely. The ''de facto'' leader of the Odd Squad Mobile
* '''Agent Omar''', Opal's partner who also works in the
* '''Agent Oswald''', the head of the Odd Squad Museum of Natural Odd in
* '''Agent Orla''', an Odd Squad Protector who has guarded an AncientArtifact for centuries within an Odd Squad Headquarters situated deep in the
* '''Agent Esmerelda Kim''', a
* '''Orpita''', later known by her title of '''[[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Little
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* {{Clownification}}: Clown-itosis is a disease where the victim slowly turns into a clown and runs away to join the circus. The episode "Into the Odd Woods" focuses on Omar contracting the disease after hitching a ride from a group of clowns, with Orla keeping an eye on him while Opal and Oswald go to the titular Odd Woods to gather ingredients to make a cure.
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* ShoutOut: During transitions, the SeriesMascot can be shown moving forward and then moving back to reveal the scene a la ''Series/{{Batman|1966}}''.
** Some fans have also made a callback to [[WesternAnimation/PegPlusCat ''Peg + Cat,'']] calling it the "sequel" to it.
** People have made jokes about [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic MLP: FiM]] references being in the show.
** 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, in addition to being a reference to the 1969 Moon Landing.
** The Shapely Manor episode has three members of Series/TheKidsInTheHall, and is a WholePlotReference to TabletopGame/{{Clue}}.
** The scene in "Undercover Olive" where Fladam orders an ice cream sandwich has Otto, Oscar, and Orson disguise themselves as an ice-cream man. They perform the disguise in a manner similar to the way the SelfDemonstrating/SwedishChef from Franchise/TheMuppets is performed.
** In the Season 2 opener when Oscar and Doctor O are interviewing candidates to run the Creature Room.
---> '''Oscar:''' ...and this is Doctor O.
---> '''Candidate:''' Doctor who?
---> '''Doctor O:''' [[Series/DoctorWho Different person]].
** 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]].
** Repeat after me: Centigurps are not [[Franchise/StarTrek Tribbles]]. No similarity whatsoever. No, sir.
** There are often references in the title cards, such as [[Franchise/AssassinsCreed "Assistant's Creed"]] or [[Film/MontyPythonsLifeOfBrian "Life of O'Brian"]].
** 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]].
** Some fans have also made a callback to [[WesternAnimation/PegPlusCat ''Peg + Cat,'']] calling it the "sequel" to it.
** People have made jokes about [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic MLP: FiM]] references being in the show.
** 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, in addition to being a reference to the 1969 Moon Landing.
** The Shapely Manor episode has three members of Series/TheKidsInTheHall, and is a WholePlotReference to TabletopGame/{{Clue}}.
** The scene in "Undercover Olive" where Fladam orders an ice cream sandwich has Otto, Oscar, and Orson disguise themselves as an ice-cream man. They perform the disguise in a manner similar to the way the SelfDemonstrating/SwedishChef from Franchise/TheMuppets is performed.
** In the Season 2 opener when Oscar and Doctor O are interviewing candidates to run the Creature Room.
---> '''Oscar:''' ...and this is Doctor O.
---> '''Candidate:''' Doctor who?
---> '''Doctor O:''' [[Series/DoctorWho Different person]].
** 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]].
** Repeat after me: Centigurps are not [[Franchise/StarTrek Tribbles]]. No similarity whatsoever. No, sir.
** There are often references in the title cards, such as [[Franchise/AssassinsCreed "Assistant's Creed"]] or [[Film/MontyPythonsLifeOfBrian "Life of O'Brian"]].
** 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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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: There's even an episode, "6:00 to 6:05", focused on them.
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* AthleticallyChallenged: In stark contrast to his partner Olive, Otto's skillset does not lie in sports. This is something he willingly points out to Oren in "Switch Your Partner Round and Round" when the agent is looking to insult him, and something that comes up as a plot point in "The O Games" during the eponymous event. About the only athletic thing Otto does well is dribbling a basketball.
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* ChildrensCovertCoterie: The show focuses on the eponymous organization, whose agents are all children and fight oddities using gadgets and mathematics. Standing in their way is a RoguesGallery of odd villains who love to cause oddness by any means possible, ranging from a MusicalAssassin to an ImprobableWeaponUser who uses jam as a weapon. The organization has been around during the cavemen times and is very high-tech.
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* OldFashionedFruitStomping: In the episode "The Odd Antidote", Olive and Otto obtain one liter of Loganberry juice by having the latter mash Loganberries with his feet while Logan the Ogre plays the violin beside him and Olive collects the juice.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: In-universe: A poor man has a rain cloud always hanging over him. Odd Squad comes to the rescue and changes it into a fuzzy-wuzzy sun. The man is not a bit happier.
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** They have a Nice-Hat-inator for that. (Combine gadgets and get an ''extra'' snazzy one.)
** They have a Nice-Hat-inator for that. (Combine gadgets and get an ''extra'' snazzy one.)
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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. 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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''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. 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 [[FreeRangeChildren kids]] that investigates and fights anything strange, weird, and especially odd.
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* {{Fainting}}: In "6:00 to 6:05", Octavia does this when she realizes [[spoiler:she forgot to feed the dinosaurs more than 4 hours ago]].
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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 two new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmerelda Kim]] (Glee Dango) and [[NumberTwo Little O]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), with [[JadedWashout Olando]] (Ari Resnick) joining as a SixthRanger.
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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 [[FishOutOfTemporalWater 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 two new characters to the main cast: [[AscendedExtra Osmerelda Kim]] (Glee Dango) and [[NumberTwo Little O]] (Shazdeh Kapadia), with [[JadedWashout Olando]] (Ari Resnick) joining as a SixthRanger.
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* SkunkStripe: Odd Todd has one in his hair, which he keeps even after reforming.
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* CharacterBlog: Olympia has a 20-episode Website/{{YouTube}} series called [=OddTube.=] Hosting duties are passed to Orla for 12 more episodes.
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** The show is known as ''Organisation Super Insolite'' to French-Canadians. However, Canada as a country uses the original name of ''Odd Squad''.
** In Norway, it goes by the name of ''Kode Tropp O''.
** Sweden refers to it as ''Ett fall för KLURO''.
** The show is known as ''Organisation Super Insolite'' to French-Canadians. However, Canada as a country uses the original name of ''Odd Squad''.
** In Norway, it goes by the name of ''Kode Tropp O''.
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The show has spawned a theatrical movie, ''[[Film/OddSquadTheMovie Odd Squad: The Movie]],'' which features 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.
A MadeForTVMovie, ''Film/OddSquadWorldTurnedOdd'', was also made. It premiered on January 15, 2018 on PBS Kids for American audiences and on March 11, 2018 for Canadian audiences through ICI-Radio Canada.
There is also a SpinOff web series for the show, titled ''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.
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.
In light of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, four short-form videos titled ''Odd Squad Healthy Habits'' were released, with the Big O serving as host. Each 1-minute video covers a hygiene topic such as social distancing and washing hands properly.
A podcast, titled ''Odd Squadcast,'' was released on December 2, 2020 after being delayed twice, lifting the project out of [[invoked]] DevelopmentHell.
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.
A MadeForTVMovie, ''Film/OddSquadWorldTurnedOdd'', was also made. It premiered on January 15, 2018 on PBS Kids for American audiences and on March 11, 2018 for Canadian audiences through ICI-Radio Canada.
There is also a SpinOff web series for the show, titled ''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.
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.
In light of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, four short-form videos titled ''Odd Squad Healthy Habits'' were released, with the Big O serving as host. Each 1-minute video covers a hygiene topic such as social distancing and washing hands properly.
A podcast, titled ''Odd Squadcast,'' was released on December 2, 2020 after being delayed twice, lifting the project out of [[invoked]] DevelopmentHell.
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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The show has spawned since branched out into a theatrical movie, ''[[Film/OddSquadTheMovie Odd Squad: The Movie]],'' which features Creator/HannahSimone (of ''Series/NewGirl'' fame) and Creator/JackMcBrayer as guest stars. It was screened in select Canadian theaters on July 16, 2016, franchise, with PBS Kids premiering merchandise and numerous other media. For information on those, check the movie in the United States on August 1, 2016.
A MadeForTVMovie, ''Film/OddSquadWorldTurnedOdd'', was also made. It premiered on January 15, 2018 on PBS Kids for American audiences and on March 11, 2018 for Canadian audiences through ICI-Radio Canada.
There is also a SpinOff web series for the show, titled ''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.
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.
In light of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, four short-form videos titled ''Odd Squad Healthy Habits'' were released, with the Big O serving as host. Each 1-minute video covers a hygiene topic such as social distancing and washing hands properly.
A podcast, titled ''Odd Squadcast,'' was released on December 2, 2020 after being delayed twice, lifting the project out of [[invoked]] DevelopmentHell.
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.
[[Franchise/OddSquad Franchise page.]]
A MadeForTVMovie, ''Film/OddSquadWorldTurnedOdd'', was also made. It premiered on January 15, 2018 on PBS Kids for American audiences and on March 11, 2018 for Canadian audiences through ICI-Radio Canada.
There is also a SpinOff web series for the show, titled ''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.
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.
In light of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, four short-form videos titled ''Odd Squad Healthy Habits'' were released, with the Big O serving as host. Each 1-minute video covers a hygiene topic such as social distancing and washing hands properly.
A podcast, titled ''Odd Squadcast,'' was released on December 2, 2020 after being delayed twice, lifting the project out of [[invoked]] DevelopmentHell.
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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* EasilyForgiven: For mind-controlling the Odd Squad scientists and attempting to take over the world, Obbs is thrown out of Odd Squad. And gets the suggestion to join Odd Todd's gardening program. Resocialization is surprisingly SeriousBusiness in the [[FanNickname Oddverse]]!Oddverse!
