Transcript: Monster! Monster!
Odo
Descriptive Transcript
[Upbeat music]
[Opening sequence]
DESCRIPTION: At Forest Camp, a vibrant leafy playground for young birds, Odo the owl plays with his friends.
ODO SINGS: Ha-ha here I come!
DESCRIPTION: Odo looks behind a bush, finding Doodle, a small blue bird.
DOODLE SINGS: Odo
DESCRIPTION: Doodle and Odo run through the woods, passing by three chickens.
CHICKENS SING: Odo
DESCRIPTION: Odo runs by Leonardo, a turquoise-and-orange peacock. Odo also passes by two blue hummingbirds, a brown bird, and two small, yellow birds.
BIRDS SING: Odo, Odo
DESCRIPTION: Odo hops into a mud puddle with toucan twins, Louie and Bud.
LOUIE AND BUD SING: Odo
DESCRIPTION: Four pink flamingos pop their heads out of a log.
FLAMINGOS SING: Odo
DESCRIPTION: All of the birds gather in the woods.
BIRDS SING: Odo
[Chimes]
[Title text] “Odo” “Created by Colin Williams.”
[Episode title] “Monster! Monster!” “Written by: Catherine Johnson.”
[Opening sequence ends]
DESCRIPTION: At Forest Camp, Odo is building a treehouse.
[Wind whistling]
ODO: Maybe if we put a wall here…
DESCRIPTION: Doodle shouts up at Odo from the ground. Doodle is holding two leaves.
DOODLE: Odo! Look how these two leaves fit together! They'll be perfect for the roof of our treehouse! I'll get more.
DESCRIPTION: A gust of wind blows away one of the leaves. Doodle chases after it. All around her, pinecones fall from the air.
DOODLE: Hmm.
[Thumps]
[Wind howling]
DESCRIPTION: Doodle grips her leaves tightly and runs away.
[Doodle gasps and cries out]
ODO: Doodle?
DESCRIPTION: Doodle runs through a group of chickens and trips on a pinecone.
[Chickens squawking]
[Doodle panting]
THE FIRST CHICKEN: Hey! Watch where you're going, Doodle!
THE SECOND CHICKEN: Yeah, you ruined our game! Right when I was winning!
THE FIRST CHICKEN: You were not winning! Why are you in such a hurry anyhow?
DOODLE: Well, I heard this noise in the woods.
[All gasp]
THE THIRD CHICKEN: What kind of noise? Was it loud? Was it scary? Did it sound like something big? Like...
[Screeches loudly]
DOODLE: Oh, um, maybe. I don't know. I got kind of scared.
[Gasps]
THE SECOND CHICKEN: It was loud and scary! It must have been something big!
DESCRIPTION: The chickens all run around and bump into each other.
[Chickens screaming, squawking]
DESCRIPTION: A small, brown bird is painting a portrait of two flamingos. The flamingos are balancing a plate of apples on their necks. The three chickens run through them, crashing into the flamingos, throwing paint everywhere, and knocking over the apples.
THE FIRST CHICKEN: Be careful, everyone! Doodle says there's something big and loud and scary in the woods!
[Both flamingos gasp]
THE FIRST FLAMINGO: Big and scary?
[Screams]
THE SECOND FLAMINGO: Oh, no!
[All clamouring]
DESCRIPTION: All of the birds start to run in different directions, crashing into one another.
JOHN JOHN: What's going on, going on?
THE FIRST FLAMINGO: Squawk!
[Whimpering]
THE SECOND FLAMINGO: There's something in the forest! I heard it's big and loud. And scary! Oh, Doodle saw it! It must be some kind of monster!
JOHN JOHN: A monster! A monster! Squawk!
[All clamoring]
DESCRIPTION: John John turns to Martin and a swan.
JOHN JOHN: And Doodle was so scared by the monster that her feathers turned white!
MARTIN: White! Squawk!
THE FIRST SWAN: What's so bad about that?
DESCRIPTION: A second swan approaches the group.
THE SECOND SWAN: Is there something bad?
THE FIRST SWAN: Just a huge, noisy, terrifying monster that tried to stomp on Doodle with its huge, noisy, terrifying feet.
[Both gulp]
[All scream]
DESCRIPTION: Later that day, all of the birds crouch behind a bush.
[Campers whimpering]
LEONARDO: Have any of you seen it?
CHICKEN: No, but we heard that it's very big and very loud and very scary!
[All squawk]
BROWN BIRD: D-do you think it might be a bear?
LOUIE: Or maybe a tiger?
MARTIN: Big, loud and scary? Maybe it's a... rhinoceros!
[All screaming]
DESCRIPTION: All of the birds leap into the air and hide in Odo’s treehouse.
FLAMINGO: Um, what is a rhinoceros?
MARTIN: It's a huge animal with a giant horn on its nose. And it runs really fast.
[All resume screaming]
DESCRIPTION: Later, Camp Leader takes a plate of apples from the cabin.
CAMP LEADER: Ah, these sliced apples came out perfectly, if I do say so myself. All right, everyone, snack time!
DESCRIPTION: Camp Leader walks to the base of the treehouse. A stick falls from the air in front of her.
[Campers shuddering]
CAMP LEADER: Oh. What's wrong?
DESCRIPTION: The birds look over the side of the treehouse, down at Camp Leader.
FLAMINGO: There's a monster in the woods!
JOHN JOHN: A really big one! Big one! Squawk!
CHICKEN: And really loud and scary!
[All clamoring]
CAMP LEADER: All right, everyone, calm down. There's no such thing as monsters.
MARTIN: There is such a thing as a rhinoceros, though.
ALL [YELLING]: It's a rhinoceros!
CAMP LEADER: Don't be silly. It can't be a rhinoceros. That's preposterous.
BUD: Preposterous rhinoceros.
[Gasps]
LOUIE: "Pre-nosteros."
[Both laughing]
[All shushing]
CAMP LEADER: There's simply no way a rhinoceros would be in these woods!
SWAN: If I was a rhinoceros, I'd go wherever I wanted!
DESCRIPTION: Just then, Odo walks up to Camp Leader.
ODO: Has anyone seen Doodle?
BROWN BIRD: Doodle is missing?
[Gasps]
BROWN BIRD: What if it's the monster?
[All gasping]
ODO: There's a monster? Doodle! I need to find her! I know I can!
CAMP LEADER: All right, everyone, let's not get our feathers in a flurry. Why don't all of you come down into my hut for a nice afternoon snack? And, Odo, I'll help you find Doodle.
MARTIN: I'll come too! In case it is a rhinoceros. I've met some before where I come from. Let's hurry!
DESCRIPTION: Later, Martin, Odo, and Camp Leader are in the woods.
CAMP LEADER: Doodle!
MARTIN: Doodle!
ODO: Doodle! Where are you?
[All calling]
MARTIN: Where are you? Well, it doesn't look like a rhinoceros has been through here. Well, that's good.
ODO: We're not calling loud enough. Camp Leader, can I try?
DESCRIPTION: Odo takes the megaphone from Camp Leader. He shouts into it so loudly, the trees shake, and pinecones fall from the sky.
[Inhales deeply]
ODO [LOUDLY]: Doodle!
[Camp Leader sighing]
DESCRIPTION: Just then, Doodle walks up behind the group, carrying a pile of leaves.
DOODLE: Odo, is that you?
ODO: Doodle! Whoa!
[Odo laughing]
DESCRIPTION: Odo picks Doodle up in a big hug and spins her around.
CAMP LEADER [SIGHS]: Oh, there you are!
[Odo chuckles]
DOODLE: Whoa, what's going on?
MARTIN: We were worried you got stepped on by the monster.
ODO: Monster? What monster?
CAMP LEADER: Everybody seems to be convinced there's some kind of terrifying monster on the loose in the woods.
ODO: And that it might have got you!
MARTIN: Ruby said that the chickens said that you said it's really big and loud and scary!
DOODLE: Big and loud and scary? Oh, heh-heh! I think I know what you're talking about.
[Laughs]
DESCRIPTION: Later that day, Doodle, Odo, Camp Leader, and Martin knock on the cabin door. The other birds lean their heads out the window.
[Gasps]
LEONARDO: Doodle! Is that you?
CHICKEN: Are you all right?
ODO: Mm-hm. Doodle found the monster!
[All scream, whimpering]
DOODLE: It's okay, everyone! Here it is!
[Doodle giggles]
DESCRIPTION: Doodle picks up a pinecone and shows it to the group.
[All gasp]
DOODLE: A pine cone! I was surprised by the sound of it falling from a tree. And then more pine cones kept falling, and I was a bit scared.
LEONARDO: That's not big.
SWAN: Or loud. And it's definitely not scary!
LOUIE: It's just a pine cone!
[Chuckles]
BUD: More like a "pine-groan."
[Both laughing]
[All laughing]
DESCRIPTION: Back at the treehouse, all of the birds gather to help Odo and Doodle finish the roof of their treehouse.
[All laugh, exclaim, sigh]
DESCRIPTION: They place the final pinecone on top, but it rolls off the roof. It falls to the ground behind Camp Leader. The noise spooks Camp Leader, who spills her tea.
[Thump, gasp]
CAMP LEADER: Oh!
[All laughing]
SINGERS: Odo
[End Credits] “Cast: Odo, Shea Bradly; Doodle, Julia Dillon; with the voices of Teresa Gallagher, Shash Hira, Beth Chalmers, Ruby Turner, Adam Long, Elijah Idemudia. Showrunner: Colin Williams. Development & Creative Producers: Stephen Coulter and Katie Lyons. Design Direction: Katie Lyons. Script Editor: Adam Long. Curriculum Consultant; Narascha Crandall, Ph.D. Voice Director: Adam Long. Filmed in the Republic of Poland with the support provided through the act on financial support for audio-visual production by the Polish Film Institute and funded by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. Sixteen South. Letko.”
Descriptive Transcript
[Upbeat music]
[Opening sequence]
DESCRIPTION: At Forest Camp, a vibrant leafy playground for young birds, Odo the owl plays with his friends.
ODO SINGS: Ha-ha here I come!
DESCRIPTION: Odo looks behind a bush, finding Doodle, a small blue bird.
DOODLE SINGS: Odo
DESCRIPTION: Doodle and Odo run through the woods, passing by three chickens.
CHICKENS SING: Odo
DESCRIPTION: Odo runs by Leonardo, a turquoise-and-orange peacock. Odo also passes by two blue hummingbirds, a brown bird, and two small, yellow birds.
BIRDS SING: Odo, Odo
DESCRIPTION: Odo hops into a mud puddle with toucan twins, Louie and Bud.
LOUIE AND BUD SING: Odo
DESCRIPTION: Four pink flamingos pop their heads out of a log.
FLAMINGOS SING: Odo
DESCRIPTION: All of the birds gather in the woods.
BIRDS SING: Odo
[Chimes]
[Title text] “Odo” “Created by Colin Williams.”
[Episode title] “Monster! Monster!” “Written by: Catherine Johnson.”
[Opening sequence ends]
DESCRIPTION: At Forest Camp, Odo is building a treehouse.
[Wind whistling]
ODO: Maybe if we put a wall here…
DESCRIPTION: Doodle shouts up at Odo from the ground. Doodle is holding two leaves.
DOODLE: Odo! Look how these two leaves fit together! They'll be perfect for the roof of our treehouse! I'll get more.
DESCRIPTION: A gust of wind blows away one of the leaves. Doodle chases after it. All around her, pinecones fall from the air.
DOODLE: Hmm.
[Thumps]
[Wind howling]
DESCRIPTION: Doodle grips her leaves tightly and runs away.
[Doodle gasps and cries out]
ODO: Doodle?
DESCRIPTION: Doodle runs through a group of chickens and trips on a pinecone.
[Chickens squawking]
[Doodle panting]
THE FIRST CHICKEN: Hey! Watch where you're going, Doodle!
THE SECOND CHICKEN: Yeah, you ruined our game! Right when I was winning!
THE FIRST CHICKEN: You were not winning! Why are you in such a hurry anyhow?
DOODLE: Well, I heard this noise in the woods.
[All gasp]
THE THIRD CHICKEN: What kind of noise? Was it loud? Was it scary? Did it sound like something big? Like...
[Screeches loudly]
DOODLE: Oh, um, maybe. I don't know. I got kind of scared.
[Gasps]
THE SECOND CHICKEN: It was loud and scary! It must have been something big!
DESCRIPTION: The chickens all run around and bump into each other.
[Chickens screaming, squawking]
DESCRIPTION: A small, brown bird is painting a portrait of two flamingos. The flamingos are balancing a plate of apples on their necks. The three chickens run through them, crashing into the flamingos, throwing paint everywhere, and knocking over the apples.
THE FIRST CHICKEN: Be careful, everyone! Doodle says there's something big and loud and scary in the woods!
[Both flamingos gasp]
THE FIRST FLAMINGO: Big and scary?
[Screams]
THE SECOND FLAMINGO: Oh, no!
[All clamouring]
DESCRIPTION: All of the birds start to run in different directions, crashing into one another.
JOHN JOHN: What's going on, going on?
THE FIRST FLAMINGO: Squawk!
[Whimpering]
THE SECOND FLAMINGO: There's something in the forest! I heard it's big and loud. And scary! Oh, Doodle saw it! It must be some kind of monster!
JOHN JOHN: A monster! A monster! Squawk!
[All clamoring]
DESCRIPTION: John John turns to Martin and a swan.
JOHN JOHN: And Doodle was so scared by the monster that her feathers turned white!
MARTIN: White! Squawk!
THE FIRST SWAN: What's so bad about that?
DESCRIPTION: A second swan approaches the group.
THE SECOND SWAN: Is there something bad?
THE FIRST SWAN: Just a huge, noisy, terrifying monster that tried to stomp on Doodle with its huge, noisy, terrifying feet.
[Both gulp]
[All scream]
DESCRIPTION: Later that day, all of the birds crouch behind a bush.
[Campers whimpering]
LEONARDO: Have any of you seen it?
CHICKEN: No, but we heard that it's very big and very loud and very scary!
[All squawk]
BROWN BIRD: D-do you think it might be a bear?
LOUIE: Or maybe a tiger?
MARTIN: Big, loud and scary? Maybe it's a... rhinoceros!
[All screaming]
DESCRIPTION: All of the birds leap into the air and hide in Odo’s treehouse.
FLAMINGO: Um, what is a rhinoceros?
MARTIN: It's a huge animal with a giant horn on its nose. And it runs really fast.
[All resume screaming]
DESCRIPTION: Later, Camp Leader takes a plate of apples from the cabin.
CAMP LEADER: Ah, these sliced apples came out perfectly, if I do say so myself. All right, everyone, snack time!
DESCRIPTION: Camp Leader walks to the base of the treehouse. A stick falls from the air in front of her.
[Campers shuddering]
CAMP LEADER: Oh. What's wrong?
DESCRIPTION: The birds look over the side of the treehouse, down at Camp Leader.
FLAMINGO: There's a monster in the woods!
JOHN JOHN: A really big one! Big one! Squawk!
CHICKEN: And really loud and scary!
[All clamoring]
CAMP LEADER: All right, everyone, calm down. There's no such thing as monsters.
MARTIN: There is such a thing as a rhinoceros, though.
ALL [YELLING]: It's a rhinoceros!
CAMP LEADER: Don't be silly. It can't be a rhinoceros. That's preposterous.
BUD: Preposterous rhinoceros.
[Gasps]
LOUIE: "Pre-nosteros."
[Both laughing]
[All shushing]
CAMP LEADER: There's simply no way a rhinoceros would be in these woods!
SWAN: If I was a rhinoceros, I'd go wherever I wanted!
DESCRIPTION: Just then, Odo walks up to Camp Leader.
ODO: Has anyone seen Doodle?
BROWN BIRD: Doodle is missing?
[Gasps]
BROWN BIRD: What if it's the monster?
[All gasping]
ODO: There's a monster? Doodle! I need to find her! I know I can!
CAMP LEADER: All right, everyone, let's not get our feathers in a flurry. Why don't all of you come down into my hut for a nice afternoon snack? And, Odo, I'll help you find Doodle.
MARTIN: I'll come too! In case it is a rhinoceros. I've met some before where I come from. Let's hurry!
DESCRIPTION: Later, Martin, Odo, and Camp Leader are in the woods.
CAMP LEADER: Doodle!
MARTIN: Doodle!
ODO: Doodle! Where are you?
[All calling]
MARTIN: Where are you? Well, it doesn't look like a rhinoceros has been through here. Well, that's good.
ODO: We're not calling loud enough. Camp Leader, can I try?
DESCRIPTION: Odo takes the megaphone from Camp Leader. He shouts into it so loudly, the trees shake, and pinecones fall from the sky.
[Inhales deeply]
ODO [LOUDLY]: Doodle!
[Camp Leader sighing]
DESCRIPTION: Just then, Doodle walks up behind the group, carrying a pile of leaves.
DOODLE: Odo, is that you?
ODO: Doodle! Whoa!
[Odo laughing]
DESCRIPTION: Odo picks Doodle up in a big hug and spins her around.
CAMP LEADER [SIGHS]: Oh, there you are!
[Odo chuckles]
DOODLE: Whoa, what's going on?
MARTIN: We were worried you got stepped on by the monster.
ODO: Monster? What monster?
CAMP LEADER: Everybody seems to be convinced there's some kind of terrifying monster on the loose in the woods.
ODO: And that it might have got you!
MARTIN: Ruby said that the chickens said that you said it's really big and loud and scary!
DOODLE: Big and loud and scary? Oh, heh-heh! I think I know what you're talking about.
[Laughs]
DESCRIPTION: Later that day, Doodle, Odo, Camp Leader, and Martin knock on the cabin door. The other birds lean their heads out the window.
[Gasps]
LEONARDO: Doodle! Is that you?
CHICKEN: Are you all right?
ODO: Mm-hm. Doodle found the monster!
[All scream, whimpering]
DOODLE: It's okay, everyone! Here it is!
[Doodle giggles]
DESCRIPTION: Doodle picks up a pinecone and shows it to the group.
[All gasp]
DOODLE: A pine cone! I was surprised by the sound of it falling from a tree. And then more pine cones kept falling, and I was a bit scared.
LEONARDO: That's not big.
SWAN: Or loud. And it's definitely not scary!
LOUIE: It's just a pine cone!
[Chuckles]
BUD: More like a "pine-groan."
[Both laughing]
[All laughing]
DESCRIPTION: Back at the treehouse, all of the birds gather to help Odo and Doodle finish the roof of their treehouse.
[All laugh, exclaim, sigh]
DESCRIPTION: They place the final pinecone on top, but it rolls off the roof. It falls to the ground behind Camp Leader. The noise spooks Camp Leader, who spills her tea.
[Thump, gasp]
CAMP LEADER: Oh!
[All laughing]
SINGERS: Odo
[End Credits] “Cast: Odo, Shea Bradly; Doodle, Julia Dillon; with the voices of Teresa Gallagher, Shash Hira, Beth Chalmers, Ruby Turner, Adam Long, Elijah Idemudia. Showrunner: Colin Williams. Development & Creative Producers: Stephen Coulter and Katie Lyons. Design Direction: Katie Lyons. Script Editor: Adam Long. Curriculum Consultant; Narascha Crandall, Ph.D. Voice Director: Adam Long. Filmed in the Republic of Poland with the support provided through the act on financial support for audio-visual production by the Polish Film Institute and funded by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. Sixteen South. Letko.”
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