Odd Squad
The Pungent Parallel Monster
Clip: Season 2 Episode 26 | 1m 34sVideo has Closed Captions
The Squads use parallel lines to figure out what pattern the Skidgeon is following.
The Squads can't figure out what pattern the Skidgeon is following. Olympia and Otis were wrong to think the pattern was colors, and Omaha and Olena were wrong to think it was shapes. But then Professor Triangle mentions parallel lines…could that be the answer they've been looking for?
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Odd Squad
The Pungent Parallel Monster
Clip: Season 2 Episode 26 | 1m 34sVideo has Closed Captions
The Squads can't figure out what pattern the Skidgeon is following. Olympia and Otis were wrong to think the pattern was colors, and Omaha and Olena were wrong to think it was shapes. But then Professor Triangle mentions parallel lines…could that be the answer they've been looking for?
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Ugh.
Smells like moldy food in an old refrigerator.
What kind of refrigerator?
Seriously?
Stainless steel with the little freezer part on the bottom.
But why didn't it hit the four-sided door we were at?
Maybe we were way off with shapes.
[Otis] And we were way off with colors.
Maybe there's no pattern.
Well, well.
Looks like you're finally working together as a team!
What's the word for that?
Teamwork?
Really?
I thought it was called, like, "friendsies" or "helpsies" or "togetherness" or something fun.
Um, Professor Triangle, we have some bad news.
We can't seem to figure out the pattern this creature's following.
Oh, well.
Then I'm just going to have a little cry in the teachers' lounge.
And, since all the teachers have left, I guess it's just my lounge now.
You win, you pungent parallel monster!
Parallel...
Parallel lines are two lines side-by-side that never cross!
So?
[beeps] [Olympia] At first, the creature hit two squares.
A square is made up of two sets of parallel lines.
[Olina] You're right, here and here.
[Otis] Then it hit a rectangle- also parallel lines.
Here and here.
[Omaha] Then a diamond, also parallel lines here and here.
So the reason it didn't hit that weird yellow-shaped door is because it isn't made with parallel lines?
Exactly.
If you extended the lines, they'd cross.
So the creature's only hitting places with parallel lines!
Problem: There's only one door left with parallel lines!
[all] The teachers' lounge!
Oh, yes, hello.
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