My name is Agent Orla.

These are my partners: Oswald, Omar, and Osmerelda.

This is about to be banana bread.

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.

H2 Oh No!

Testing, one, two, three. "Testing, one, two, three".

What's that for?

Orla says I say "flabbergasted" a lot, so I'm going to record

myself all day to see if it's true.

'Tis the truth. You say it often.

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

-There you four are! Something very odd has happened.

Remember William Ocean? Of course!

We set him free in Australia before the Shadow could take

his villian powers away. Exactly.

And now he's planning to soak the entire world with water!

He's already hit London.

Omar and Osmerelda, I need you to head to William Ocean's

underwater lair and stop him before he soaks the rest

of the world. What about Orla and I?

I need the two of you to find Chef Oxley.

He's lost somewhere in your van...

Again. We shall find him.

Well, what are you waiting for?

Go! Oswald, let us make haste!

I'm ready!

Uh, the van can take us underwater.

Well, this is awkward.

Van computer: active underwater mode.

Activating underwater mode.

-We made it to William Ocean's lair.

Now, how do we find him? -I'm right here, Odd Squad.

I had a feeling you'd be coming.

-You saw them come in on the security cameras.

-Remember that talk we had?

That long, long talk we had about not making me look bad?

My assistant, Seahorse Tanya... -It's just Tanya.

-Is gonna help me make the whole world wet.

Everyone will have wet socks all the time.

-That's the worst! But it's not gonna happen.

Because we're gonna stop you. Ha ha! Nothing can stop me!

(Musical notes)

Ha ha! Take that, Odd Squad!

Try being louder.

Oh, I think you had to say that before you made the forcefield.

They can't hear you in there. -Okay, that'll do, Seahorse Tanya.

-It's just Tanya. -Take that, Odd Squad!

Oh, okay. I heard that one.

Yeah, we heard that one!

A little water never stopped me.

Except that water. Just now.

How do we escape?

William Ocean played a tune on his shell to lock us in here.

Maybe if we can play that same tune, we can unlock

the forcefield.

Now, we just have to hear that tune again.

Luckily, I've been recording everything on this. Now let's see.

(Musical notes)

"I'm flabbergasted". Huh, you do say that a lot.

I'm confused.

And not just because I don't remember saying that.

How does this music even help us?

Let me break this down for you.

Play that tune again.

(Musical notes)

"I'm flabbergasted".

Music can use patterns, something that repeats.

Look, in this tune, the pattern goes: high note low note.

And it repeats three times. Oh, I see the pattern.

If you play that same tune, it should

get rid of the forcefield.

(Musical notes)

Yes!

Mr Ocean. We have good news.

-Where's your seahorse hat? -I took it off for a little break.

-When you take your costume off, you look like a human.

-I am human.

-And that's a problem I'm trying to work around with the costumes.

If we're going to soak the whole world in water, I need everyone

on my team to look the part. -Fine.

-Much better.

Now, what were you saying, Seahorse Tanya?

-The sprinkler machine's almost ready.

-Almost ready?

It was a perfect success when we tested it with London.

What could possibly be delaying my machine from soaking

the entire world?

-Sir, it's taking extra long on account of my huge paper-maché

lobster claws.

Maybe if I could, you know, just take them off...

-The costumes stay on! At all times!

Keep working on the sprinkler.

-Mr Ocean, the Odd Squad Mobile Unit escaped

your forcefield.

-Well, then stop them!

-I could probably run faster if I take this costume off.

-Do you realize how ridiculous you'll look without your costume?

-Uh, yeah. You're right.

-Go!

-Sorry, Odd Squad, but you're not going anywhere.

(Musical notes)

Oh no! We're trapped again.

Or are we?

We can use your recording device again.

Play back the tune!

Good idea!

(Musical notes)

"I'm flabbergasted".

I honestly don't remember saying that.

This is a problem.

The real problem is we can't hear the last note over your voice.

But I think we can figure out the last note on our own.

How?

Remember how music can play in patterns?

Play it back.

(Musical notes)

"I'm flabbergasted".

We just have to figure out where the pattern starts,

and where it repeats.

Maybe it's a two-note pattern like before.

Nope. It doesn't repeat.

Could it be a three-note pattern?

Absolutely! As long as it repeats.

That's it!

The pattern goes high note, low note, high note.

And the last two notes we heard before my voice interrupted were

high note, low note.

Which means this last note is a high note.

Play the tune, Osmerelda.

(Musical notes)

Yes!

-I'm just saying, if this costume was a little bit more comfortable,

I might be able to...

-If I change your costume, I'm going to have to change

everyone's costume and I'm on a budget.

Money doesn't grow on coral, Seahorse Tanya.

-Mr Ocean!

Odd Squad escaped the second forcefield.

-Ugh! Is the sprinkler ready yet?

-Yes, Sir. -And why didn't you tell me?

-Uh, to be honest, I was kind of listening in on your convo with

Tanya about the costume situation.

I was hoping maybe she'd convince you to change...

-Start the sprinkler now!

And I'll go stop the Mobile Unit.

-You know there are apps on this phone.

If you just click right here...

-A little help, please. Can we.

-Oh, yeah, okay...

-Aha!

You thought you could break into my lair, outsmart my team,

and stop my evil sprinkler machine.

Well, you're too late.

I've already turned on my sprinkler.

Uh oh!

Soon the rest of the world will be soaked and you'll be swimming

with the fishes. Fish attack!

Shields up!

What we do now?

Psst! I can help you.

Come this way.

-Aren't you William Ocean's seahorse assistant?

-All he does is bark orders at us and make us wear these

uncomfortable costumes. I regret joining his team.

But he's already started his evil sprinkler machine!

You can still stop it.

But you have to come with me, now.

Hey, look!

It's a fish out of water.

What? Where?

Poor thing!

-You can still stop the sprinkler.

It's music activated just like the forcefield.

Okay. Here.

-It's a breakdown of music, just like ours!

What are these last two notes? I'm sorry, it got wet.

I can't remember what the notes were, but if you can figure

it out, you can stop the machine. Go, quickly.

There's another entrance to his office down that hallway.

-Thank you Seahorse Tanya. -It's just Tanya.

I have a life to live!

-How could you all fall for such an obvious distraction?

We need to find them. Hurry.

-But, we can barely move in these costumes.

-What do I always say?

A team is only as strong as its theme.

-That's it! I quit!

-Yeah, I'm coming with you.

-I don't need a team!

Besides, I know exactly where Odd Squad is headed.

The sprinkler.

Oh, look!

We don't have much time!

We just need to figure out the last two notes to stop

the fountain!

Finding the pattern will help us do that.

Here's the info from Tanya.

Maybe the three-note pattern like before.

Nope. It doesn't work!

And the sprinkler is getting even more powerful.

Could it be a four-note pattern?

It could be, as long as it repeats.

It works! It's a four-note pattern.

The pattern goes high note, low note, high note, high note.

So, the last two notes, high note, high note!

Play it, Osmerelda.

Seaweed attack!

-Omar, you have to play the tune!

I don't know how to play the flute.

You've seen me do it a million times.

I believe in you!

(Musical notes)

Yes!

Um, can I have some help?

Show's over, William Ocean.

-Fine. I think I'm gonna go for a swim.

I can't believe you beat me.

I can't even believe I played the flute.

Me either!

You might even say, I'm truly...

Surprised? No.

You might even say, I'm truly...

In shock? No!

It rhymes with blabbergasted. -Oh, it's flabbergasted.

Sorry, I didn't leave.

I have to grab my swim trunks and floaties in the other room.

I actually can't swim.

In Your Dreams.

Little O did call us here, right? Yep, she said it was important.

Then why is she sleeping?

Maybe we should come back later.

-There you four are! Something very odd happened.

Tell us more.

I haven't slept in a while and I'm really, really tired.

Is that really an odd problem? It's how it happened that's odd.

I'll take some relish please.

-Sure

-Little more.

Little more.

Little more... Little more.

-Hello, Little O! -Uh, who are you?

-I'm the Dream Weaver.

And I'm here to stop you from solving oddness with this!

-I'm not super clear on what that is.

Maybe if it had a name. -It has a name!

I was getting to it, but you interrupted.

It's my Bad Dream Machine.

And I'm gonna hide it in yours dreams to turn all your good

dreams into bad ones!

-I still don't see how that's going to stop me from

solving oddness.

-If you're having bad dreams, you won't be able to sleep,

and if you're not sleeping, you'll be too tired to deal with oddness.

-In your dreams. -That's exactly where I'm headed!

-Too much relish, right?

-I've been having bad dreams for days and odd cases

are piling up! How can we help?

Follow me.

I've been trying to find the Dream Weaver

and her Bad Dream Machine inside my dreams.

And I haven't had any luck. It's all in my dream journal.

This is great!

We can use the data from the dream journal to help us find her.

Orla, scan the journal into the computer.

Scanning ho!

Maybe I should try?

-These are the 30 different dreams I always have.

And each one is represented by an image.

Like this photo of a bowling ball and pins,

which represents my bowling alley dream.

Wow. You have a lot of dreams.

And... she's asleep again.

(Cymbal crash)

Thank you, Orla.

The Dream Weaver has already ruined three

of my favorite dreams.

The one at a carnival, the one at a garden,

and the go-kart track.

And in each dream, you couldn't find the dream machine?

Correct.

What if we could find the dream machine by using

process of elimination? What's process of elimination?

It is a way of finding an answer by first deciding which answers

are not possible.

We can start by crossing the carnival, go-kart track,

and garden off the list because we know the bad dream machine

isn't there.

30 dreams minus three is 29, 28, 27.

So, that takes that takes the number of dreams that

the Dream Weaver could be hiding her Bad Dream Machine in from 30

down to 27.

-And you're going to help me find it.

How?

It's not like we can go into your dreams.

Yes, you totally can.

-Coming in!

Um, who are you? Agent Obecka.

Odd Squad dream scientist.

And I can send two of you into Little O's dream.

I volunteer!

Great. Put on these helmets.

Once Little O falls asleep, I turn this dial,

and you'll be immediately transported into her dreams.

Got it? Yes.

Great.

I'm still struggling to figure all this out myself.

She's asleep! Hang on tight.

Little O, are we in your dream?

Yep.

You can tell because the clouds are made of marshmallows,

the sun is a kiwi, and for some reason, I have these skis with me.

And that's my mermaid friend, Squirmy.

She's always in my beach dream, which is why it's

one of my favorites. Hi Squirmy!

-Hi, Little O! Who are your friends?

We're helping Little O find the Dream Weaver

and her bad dream machine. Is that her over there?

-You won't find my Bad Dream Machine here,

Odd Squad! I'd never hide it at a beach.

-Makes sense.

The water would probably damage it.

-Please!

My bad dream Machine works perfectly around water.

I wouldn't hide it here because of the sun.

Sure, it's a kiwi, but it's still too bright and would damage

my precious machine.

-Well, at least you can't turn this dream into a bad one.

-Uh, yes I can! I have a remote.

Hark! Oddness overhead.

Take cover!

I don't like bad dreams!

Wake up, wake up, wake up! What happened?

Like I said, she ruins all my good dreams,

and I can't sleep. It's hopeless!

-But now we have more information to narrow down the list.

Indeed we do.

The Dream Weaver refuses to hide the machine where there

is sunlight.

So, using process of elimination, we can eliminate all the outdoor

dreams where there's sunlight.

So, the dreams about things like camping, mountain climbing,

and picnicking can all go away, because those dreams have sunlight

in them.

So, that means the dream machine is in one of the remaining

fourteen dreams. Great.

We shall go from dream to dream until we find the machine and stop

the Dream Weaver.

No. -No?

-The equipment is only designed to go into three

of Little O's dreams. And you've already gone into one.

You understand? -Yes?

-Awesome.

I was worried you were gonna ask me to explain why.

-So, if we can only go into two more dreams,

how do we pick an indoor one?

-I really hope you're not talking to me.

-I can get you into any one of my indoor dreams just

by thinking about it. Getting... sleepy.

-Here we go!

-This is my bowling alley dream.

I love bowling, and winter, so here we are.

And here's my friend, Clocky! -Hi there, Little O!

-Clocky, we're looking for a villain called

the Dream Weaver.

She has hidden a Bad Dream Machine inside

of one of Little O's dreams.

I haven't seen her, probably because I have a clock for a face.

-My bad dream machine isn't here, Odd Squad.

I'd never hide it somewhere cold. Ugh, we should've known!

She loves the beach. I never said I love the beach.

Oh, but I do love water, though. Big difference, Odd squad.

And now, time to turn this dream bad.

Clocky? Penguins?

Come back!

Stay cool, Little O.

Remember, it's just a dream. Then why am I scared?

Sorry, this is too much. I can't!

Wake up, wake up! What happened?

I really don't like spiders. That's okay.

We got more information on where Dream weaver is hiding

her Bad Dream Machine.

She said she would not keep it anywhere cold.

So, using process of elimination, we can erase

all the Little O's dreams that take place in cold locations.

So, dreams like the frozen pond.

And even indoor locations that are cold, like the ice cream

factory, and the indoor hockey rink.

So, that brings the list of fourteen dreams down

to only two.

An indoor swimming pool and the library.

(Cheering)

I hate to boohoo your woohoo, but the helmets will only allow

you to go into one more dream.

So that means we only have one chance to get it right.

But how do we decide which dream to go into?

I know where the machine is! How?

The Dream Weaver said she loves water but not the sun.

So, she must be hiding the Bad Dream Machine

in the indoor pool dream. -Nice work, Little O.

Just remember, we need time to find the Bad Dream Machine

and take it.

So, no matter how scary the dream gets, try not to wake up.

I think she was already asleep when you said that.

Here we go!

-My indoor pool dream where you don't have to wait an hour

to swim after eating.

Because you can do both at the same time.

-Awesome!

Hark! The Dream Machine.

Odd Squad! How did you find me?

-By using process of elimination. -I don't really know what that is.

Hand over the dream machine. Ha ha!

You'll never get it because I'm about to turn this dream bad.

And when Little O wakes up, it'll be all over.

-What?

Randall the creepy fiddler is here too?

Come on!

He clearly does not spend time practicing his craft.

Ugh, this is way too scary for me! Remember, none of this is real.

It feels really real.

-Then, turn this bad dream around by thinking

of all your good dreams. -Okay, I'll give it a shot.

-Come on, come on, come on! -My dream friends.

-We're here for you! -You can do it.

-Wait, what's happening?

-This is my dream and I'm the boss!

-No!

It is over, Dream Weaver.

We're taking this Bad Dream Machine

out of Little O's head.

Fine. -Um, how do we get out of here?

-I have an idea.

-What a nightmare.

-Time to go, Dream Weaver.

Come on, let's get out of here.

-I couldn't have done it without your help.

And I'm really looking forward to getting a good night's...

(Music)