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Ollie! The Boy Who Became What He Ate (sometimes stylized Ollie the Boy Who Became What He Ate[1] or Ollie![2] or Ollie[3]) is an animated children's television series by Radical Sheep which airs on CBC Kids.
Broadcast
Each segment is 11 minutes, which air individually monday mornings, and they air in pairs on Saturday mornings to fill a half hour time slot.
Characters
- Ollie a 6 year old boy
- Poppy, his younger sister, voiced by Zoe Hatz
- Nummy, Poppy's stuff rabbit who comes to life when Ollie transforms
Episodes
Paired debuts:
- Ninja Berries; Sweet Potato Spy debuted 18 February 2017
- Dragon Tamer; Pineapple Boats debuted 29 April 2017
- Strawberry Flyer; Sheriff Ollie Oats debuted 6 May 2017
Solo debuts:
- Sheriff Ollie Oats debuts alone 5 June 2017
- Garlic Fort debuts alone 12 June 2017
Unknown dates:
- Cantaloupe Cove
- Deep Sea Carrot
- Lettuce Climb
- Sasquatch Hunter
References
- ^ "Ollie the Boy Who Became What He Ate - Radical Sheep Productions Inc".
- ^ Milligan, Mercedes (10 February 2017). "Radical Sheep's 'Ollie!' Tucks in with CBC Kids". Animation Magazine.
- ^ "Ollie | Kids TV Shows | CBC Parents". CBC.ca.
External links
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