My name is Agent Orla.

These are my partners Oswald, Omar, and Osmerelda.

And this is 2 peas and a rod.

We travel the world investigating anything strange,

weird and especially odd.

Our job is to put things right again.

(Music)

Who do we work for? We work for, Odd Squad.

Can you wrangle it?

Bananas, then volleyball, then more bananas.

And that's pretty much my early morning routine.

Now I understand why it's three hours long.

And now, my mid-morning routine. Whoa.

Whoa! What's going on in here?

We're replacing the energy cheese pyramid.

Check it out. Careful!

If you drop the cheese pyramid, it will cause a giant

cheese explosion!

Um, why do we have something in our van that can cause

an explosion? Without it, our van can't fly.

Oh. And...

it's installed. Installation complete.

Ah yes.

I can already smell that cheesy aroma.

That's the stuff. Fermented dairy.

Huh. I don't smell it.

You've gotta take a way deeper breath than that.

Here. Try it with us.

Agents!

You have an incoming call from the Little O.

-There you four are!

Did something very odd happen? Nope.

I'm calling to tell you that now that the Big O's in space,

the Ex's are double checking everything.

-Who are the Ex's?

-The Ex's make sure all Odd Squad headquarters

are following the rules.

So, an Ex named Xanti is coming by to certify that you all have

your van safety licences. -Got them!

-Your gadget licences? -Got them!

-Your creature handling licences? Got them.

Don't got them.

Little O, are they necessary? Agreed.

I think we've proven our skills in handling creatures.

Come on.

Ah!

Ew!

Orla! Arrr...

We totally need our creature licenses.

And right away, or else the Ex will kick

you two out of the mobile unit.

Luckily, I know a creature guy.

That's a guy who knows about creatures.

Not a creature who's a guy. Very different.

-Hi!

My name is Osemite and I came over as soon as I heard the news.

-Oswald and Orla, Osemite will give you a test and then you'll

get your creature handling licences.

-But isn't the Ex already on her way?

-Absolutely.

Well, what if Osmerelda and I, you know,

give her a tour of the van to stall her?

I like it!

Well, what are you waiting for?

Go!

-Care for a snack before we start? You keep snacks in there?

Snacks for me, snacks for the creatures...

wait, other way? If we could just begin the test.

Of course.

I've let a very hungry Grizzlegorp loose.

You have to catch it before it completely tears the van apart.

But Omar and Osmerelda are showing the Ex around

the van as we speak. Better get to it, then.

Here's what you need to know about the creature.

And here's what you need to catch it in.

Good luck!

Hurry!

Sounds like the Grizzlegorp's already started on breakfast.

Okay, so what do we know? Huh, the creature eats triangles.

Triangles are shapes with one, two, three sides,

and one, two, three angles.

And we know there are a lot of rooms

in the van with triangles

Oswald speaking.

Former library museum person, soon to be creature expert.

If you're an expert, then why is another creature loose

in the van?

Osemite let a Grizzlegorp out as part of a test.

Some of my best work. Where are you right now?

On the 32nd floor. Already?!

Yes, the Ex is a very fast walker.

I've seen all the doors on this floor, let's keep moving.

You need to hurry!

This makes no sense.

There are no triangle rooms on the 32nd floor.

So why would a creature who loves triangles be there?

The grilled cheese room!

But cheese of the grill is square shaped, look.

Look closer.

Triangles!

It is in here. Prepare thyself.

Hey, Grizzlegorp!

Yes! We got it!

Creature successfully captured. Amazing.

And the other one? What?!

I'm pretty sure I told you about the Wriggler.

Huh. Guess I didn't.

Anyhow, there's a second creature loose in the van.

But this one is different.

But also very hungry.

It says right here that a Wriggler eats squares.

Which is a shape with four equal sides, and four right angles.

Let us split up and collect everything square shaped

in the van and bring them back here.

Great idea.

That way the regular will have no choice but to come to us.

A little later...

Now we wait.

Ugh. Wrong pouch again!

It's actually not that bad.

I am Orla.

There's another creature loose in the van.

What was that?

-Uh, he said, "Here's another feature useful to the van!".

Like this light. Super bright!

We're on the 87th floor and we managed to stall

the Ex as long as possible.

We just have the main floor left to show and we'll finish

the tour by taking the van in the sky for a fly.

So, hurry!

This doesn't make any sense.

Why is the creature on the 87th floor?

We've got all the square shaped thingies right here.

Let us check the 87th floor.

The ballroom room, pudding room, fuzzy dice room...

Fuzzy dice! That is it.

But fuzzy dice aren't square. Nay, but they are cubes.

And a cube is a 3D shape made up of one, two, three, four,

five, six squares

To the fuzzy dice room!

Here we go.

Push the button!

Nice!

Let me guess.

You're going to ask us to catch a third

creature you let loose in the van.

No. I'm going to beg you!

I accidentally let loose a Wrigglegorp in the van!

The Wrigglegorp eats both triangles and squares.

You need to hurry.

Good luck.

Alright, new plan.

We've already gathered all the squares in the van.

Now, let us collect the triangles and cubes as well

and add them to our pile. Good idea.

That covers everything the creature eats.

Let's go.

A little even more later...

And there.

Everything triangle, square, and cube from the van is here.

And now, we just wait for the creature.

Whoa, you know what?

This pile looks kind of like a giant pyramid, look!

It's a 3D shape made up of one, two, three,

four triangles, and one square.

A pyramid would be the ultimate shape for the Wrigglegorp

to go after, since it has both triangles and a square.

So, why isn't the creature here?

Perhaps there was another pyramid shape

in the van you're not thinking of.

The energy pyramid!

Isn't this great?

Flying isn't just for birds, you know.

Check it out.

You can see the entire city from up here.

That's my dentist's office!

-What is that thing and what is it doing?!

-Energy channel unmoved.

Life thrusters powerless.

-I think that pretty much explains things.

Hey! Wrigglegorp!

If you like pyramids, feast your eyes on this!

Energy pyramid restored.

Thrusters reactivated.

-Well, it's clear you all have your creature handling licences.

But I still want to see them.

-Got 'em right here.

-Great, I hereby certify that the Odd Squad Mobile Unit

is completely up to standard. Yes!

I'm heading back into the cockpit to enjoy the view.

Bye!

Whoo! Yeah!

-Huh, someone left out some old cheese.

Can't have that lying around or a creature will try it.

-Nooo!

Oh man!

Huh, now I smell the cheese.

-Ahead of the times.

Odd Squad book of world records, here we come!

Agents, you have an incoming call from the Little O.

-No, no!

-There you four are...

wait, there's only three of you.

Omar is visiting the eye doctor.

Maybe you're eating too many carrots.

Anyway, how can we help? -Something very odd has happened.

The villain Puppy Master has been spotted

on Prince Edward Island, also known as PEI.

I'm sending you because PEI doesn't have an Odd Squad.

On the plus side, they do have a potato museum.

My friend Olaf talks about that museum all the time!

Apparently they have a potato made of solid gold.

Sadly you don't have time to visit.

My guess is Puppy Master plans to turn everyone into puppies.

That's kind of her thing.

Well, what are you waiting for, go!

No matter what oddness Puppy Master is up to,

we shall stop it. Actually, you guys don't stop it.

What do you mean we don't stop it?

Well, that's what it says in my

Ahead of the Times newspaper. -What?

-Well, a normal newspaper tells you what's already happened.

But the Ahead of the Times newspaper tells you what's going

to happen before it actually happens.

And I'm here to tell you that Puppy Master turns everyone into

puppies, including the three of you.

We're going to be puppies forever!

Excuse us a minute.

Puppy Master has not turned anyone into puppies yet,

which means we still have time to stop her.

Time!

How much time do we have before everyone is a puppy?

Wait, there's a clock in the background of this photo.

It could be a clue. What time does that say?

I do not use clocks. I prefer my sun dial.

It is waterproof. How have I never noticed that?

I'll show you how to tell time.

Clocks are numbered one to twelve, which represent the hours.

The little hand, or the hour hand, points to what hour it is.

In the newspaper, it's pointing to the six.

And the big hand, or the minute hand, tells us how much

of the hour has passed.

It starts at the top of the clock

on the 12, and moves around as the hour passes.

Because the minute hand is pointing to the 12,

we know it's the start of the hour.

So, the clock in this photo reads exactly six o'clock.

That means the Puppy Master will strike at six o'clock tonight!

Right around dinner time. There must be another clue.

Aha!

The Puppey Master's going to eat pancakes

at the pancake palace.

Pancakes are a breakfast food.

This photo must have been taken this morning,

which does not help us. That's too bad.

They serve a stack of nine pancakes, and each one is stuffed

with butter and maple syrup. Look!

It's a picture of the Puppy Master waiting

in line for PEI's Talent Bonanza.

And that starts now at four o'clock!

Case solved. Let us go stop her.

Wait.

Since you're going to catch the

Puppy Master, can I go check out the potato museum?

Sure. Yes!

Ah, sorry.

We're completely sold out.

I see plenty of empty seats inside.

I only sell eight tickets per show.

It's weird, but I can't let you in.

Unless you happen to be magicians.

The magician I hired was rehearsing her disappearing

act this afternoon, and I haven't seen her since.

-Well, you're in luck because we are magicians.

-Hm, I think you're making that up.

Well, then, how do you explain this coin behind

my assistant's ear.

Ouch.

You're on in five.

Hm... hm! Ohhh!

Oh...

Welcome to the world famous potato museum.

Some say potato, some say pot-ah-to, some say spud,

tater, tuber...

Sorry to interrupt, but where do you keep the golden potato?

Who told you about that? My friend Olaf.

Did anyone follow you here? No.

Come with me. Quickly.

-And now for my next trick...

Ta-da!

Very impressive!

Now we require a volunteer.

You!

Behold, a magic disappearing box.

Please step inside.

And now, we will all disappear.

-Wow, they're amazing.

We did it! We got her!

Uh!

She used the trapdoor to out magician the magicians!

Look, a note!

Nice try, Odd Squad.

I have an idea.

Let us see your magical newspaper again.

Well, sure.

Here is a photo of Puppy Master winning a high score

at the Prince Edward bowling alley.

And lo! A clock in the photo.

Sadly, that clock only has one hand.

It must be broken. It's not broken.

The hour hand is just hiding behind the minute hand.

They're pointing at the same spot. Here, watch this.

There are 60 minutes on a clock.

Each of these little tick marks represents one minute.

See?

One minute, two minutes, three minutes, four minutes,

five minutes...

Please tell me there is a shortcut.

Yes.

Every big number represents five minutes.

Ah, so we can use those to count by fives.

5, 10, 15, 20, 25.

Then we can count the individual minutes again.

26, 27. It is 27 minutes!

Correct, the clock reads 5:27.

But why is the hour hand halfway between the five and the six?

It's because it's on its way to the six.

So, if we can get to the bowling alley before 5:27, we can stop

the Puppy Master before she turns us into puppies at six o'clock.

Onward ho!

Before I show you the golden potato, I need you to sign this.

This is a waiver.

Looking at the golden potato comes with risks.

What kind of risks?

The golden potato will look deep into your soul and speak truths

no one has ever spoken to you.

If you are not ready to hear those truths,

I advise you to turn back.

Did Olaf not mention all this? Um, mainly he just said "potato".

But I'm a a hundred percent in.

You'll wanna put these on.

And now... the golden potato.

-I need you to look deep into my eyes.

Which ones? You have so many.

Sorry, can't let you in. Private birthday party.

-Actually, we're here for the birthday party.

-Mm-hmm.

What's the birthday boys name?

Uh, Theodore Smithsonville?

You do know Theodore! Come on in!

There she is!

The Odd Squad Mobile Unit came to my birthday?!

Will you play pin the tail on the unicorn with me?

I wish we could, but we are here on secret Odd Squad business.

I knew this party would be bad.

-Of course we're here for your party, Theodore!

Let's play!

-Hurray!

(Music)

-Happy Birthday to you!

Oh no! It's 5:27!

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Only bolwing shoes past this point.

-You can't catch me, Odd Squad! Whoooa... Hahaha...

Oh no!

Ugh, we're gonna be puppies!

I know it sounds cute, but it isn't.

I shall call Oswald, so the three of us can have one last meal

together at the pancake palace. Uh, they only serve breakfast.

That is what I thought too, but look.

It says right here in the newspaper,

it has all day breakfast. And look!

There's a clock in this photo too!

Six o'clock.

But how do we know if this photo was taken at six o'clock this

morning or six o'clock tonight?

That's the tricky thing about this clock.

It has no way of telling you whether it's morning or night.

Six o'clock in the morning and six o'clock at night look

exactly the same. See?

But look.

Puppy Master's wearing bowling shoes.

Which means she went there after she won her bowling trophy.

It has to be six at night! Orla's right!

You didn't even hear what we were talking about.

The golden potato looked into my soul and told me.

Let's go!

Delicious!

Now, it's time to turn this town into puppies!

-Odd Squad, Odd Squad! Stop right there!

-Ha! You can't stop me!

Un-puppy-ray-anator!

Nooo!

Oh well, it was fun while it lasted.

See you around. -This calls for a celebration!

A stack of nine pancakes, each one stuffed with butter

and maple syrup.

Hmmm, I'd be careful with that pancake.

-Nah, worth it!