"School O'Grady" ( eng. O'Grady ) - Canadian animated series in the genre of sitcom .
| O'Grady School | |
|---|---|
| O'grady | |
| Type of | animation |
| Genre | comedy |
| Creator | Carl W. Adams |
| Roles voiced | Holly schlesinger |
| Studio | Soup2Nuts |
| A country |  USA ,  Canada |
| Number of seasons | 2 |
| Number of episodes | |
| Batch length | 30 min. |
| TV channel | Noggin |
| Broadcast | 2004 - 2006 |
| IMDb | ID 0423705 |
Cartoon created by Tom Schneider (Tom Snyder) and Carl Adams (Carl Adams). He tells about the life of 4 students in a small town school, in which various “oddities” occur. In the US, it was shown on The N. The animated series went from July 30, 2004 to April 24, 2006 . Since the beginning of the show, the animated series has 19 episodes (2 seasons). In Russia, the channel is broadcast 2 × 2 .
Content
Story
The series tells about the lives of 4 teenagers - Abby Wild, Beth Briggs, Kevin Harnish and Harold Jenkins. All of them are influenced by various "oddities." Almost always the action of the series takes place in the school of a small town O'Grady. Each series is devoted to a certain oddity:
- Transformation of body parts due to perspiration
- Self cloning for anger attacks
- Sudden memory loss
- Pulling things on people
- Turning people into cats
- Animated road signs
- Thoughts come out of the head in the form of bubbles
- Teleportation in space due to yawning
- People say nice things the moment they want to swear.
- Music sounds out of nowhere, matching the mood of people
- Aging from sneezing
- No pain
- Managing people through the remote from the VCR
- Attracting people to each other
- Presence of superpower in women
- The constant occurrence of the desire to visit the toilet
- Talking animals
- Disappearing by holding your breath
- Flying / pulling to the ground through uplift / depression
Main characters
- Abby Wild (Abby Wilde - dub. Melissa Bardin Galsky ). Vain girl. There are feelings between her and Kevin, which is shown in many episodes. Her main love interest is Pete Clesco, but she cannot fall in love with him.
- Beth Briggs (Beth Briggs - dub. Holly Schlesinger ). Blue-haired vegetarian, environmentalist, focused on big ideas. She has good intentions, as she is the opposite of Kevin, but she is also very naive. She is Abby's best friend. She has full hips, but a skinny figure.
- Kevin Harnish (Kevin Harnisch - Rev. John H. Benjamin ). Loose guy. He does not like serious work, the oddities happening in the city he tries to use to his advantage. Plays in a band with Harold and Iris, although this band has never performed anywhere. In love with Abby, but does not allow it to somehow manifest.
- Harold Oscar Jenkins (Harold Oscar Jenkins - Rev. Patrice O `Neill ). He works at Eets-A-Pizza Pizzeria, and is Kevin's best friend. He is a little indecisive and often does not fit into Kevin's adventures.
Secondary Heroes
- Iris (Iris - Rev. John H. Benjamin ). German exchange student, neurotic and devoted fan of techno music.
- Pete Klesko (Pete Klesko - Rev. Larry Murphy ). The most popular guy in school. He plays in the school team for lacrosse, and Abby fell in love with him for a long time, despite the fact that he could not remember her name.
- Phillip Bertrand Demorio (Phillip Bertran Demorio - Rev. John H. Benjamin ). One of the classmates of the main characters. Philip is very smart. He is also rich and speaks very literary and sublime.
- Donald Alan Lipshitz (Mr. Lipschitz - Rev. Larry Murphy ). Monotone speaking teacher. He says “Oh God” whenever something bad happens. He also seems to be experiencing the “opposite effect” of every oddity. He is a freelance teacher and is often the teacher of each class that the main characters attend.
- Dr. Larry Myers (Dr. Larry Myers - Rev. Bill Browdis ). Head teacher. He is shown as not very smart and wearing braces. Although Myers and Lipschitz are friends, they often annoy each other.
Other Heroes
Relatives
- Mrs. Wild (mother Abby)
- Mom Beth
- Henry Jenkins (Harold's father, former football player)
- Chuck Harnish (Kevin's father, postman)
- Randy Harnish (Kevin's brother, a failed college student)
O'Grady Residents
- Mr. Royce (head of Harold’s pizza place)
- Jasmine (boss Beth)
- Ron (Beth's friend is a computer genius in a jester's cap)
- Willy (security guard at the mall)
- Klaus (friend Iris - works as a mannequin)
- Stephen Lingon (rich man - a fan of healthy eating)
- Dag Longar (host of the reality show "Teacher of Life")
- John (participant of the reality show "Teacher of Life")
- Flip Baker (stuntman, deadly stunt performer)
- Bob Sinclair (convicted of community service)
- Mrs. Ebstein (town resident)
- Chicago (music store owner)
O'Grady School
- Chad (captain of the football team)
- Keith Martin (football team midfielder)
- Miss Otis (physical education teacher)
- Mrs. Shapiro (teacher)
- Mrs. Chandley (teacher)
- Mr. Di'Angelo (teacher of labor)
- Trainer
- David and Shona (school couple)
- Bill (school commandant)
- Stacy Monique (school beauty)
- Brooke (captain of the cheerleader team)
- Heather (assistant brooke)
- Susan (school student)
- Tracy Weinstein (pregnant schoolgirl)
- Bobby Myers (school student)
- Shelton Pearson (school student)
- Mayron (school student)
- Jeffrey (school student)
- Vance (school student)
- Bill (school student)
- Doug (school student)
- Stephen Hurley (a civil law teacher opposing robot domination on Earth)
- Jeffrey and Samuel (school couple)
- Derek (emo boy)
- Shirley (barmaid)
Episodes
Season 1 (2004/05)
| # | Title | Date of issue | Screenshot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Sweats | July 30, 2004 | ||
| Strangeness overtakes people who sweat, increasing their physical disabilities. Kevin, Beth, and Abby make a documentary about the O'Grady School on the instructions of Dr. Myers, and Harold is worried about the upcoming wrestling competition. | ||||
| 102 | Clones | August 6, 2004 | ||
| Strangeness creates a clone every time a person loses his temper. Harold is alone when he realizes that he cannot create a clone for himself, while Abby and Kevin are frightened to find that their clones are romantically interested in each other. | ||||
| 103 | Party Gong (Gong at the party) | August 13, 2004 | ||
| Strangeness causes a short-term loss of memory (each time it is accompanied by a gong strike), which Kevin uses to convince Beth that a party is scheduled to take place at her home while her mother leaves the city. Meanwhile, Harold is trying to find the owner of a mysterious phone number, which he finds at home. | ||||
| 104 | O'Grady Idol (O'Grady idols) | August 20, 2004 | ||
| Strangeness makes people act like cats. Meanwhile, Kevin and Abby compete against each other in the O'Grady Idols song contest and Beth struggles to judge them impartially. | ||||
| 105 | Magnets | September 3, 2004 | ||
| Strangeness makes people act like magnets, pulling or pushing away metal objects. Beth asks Abby to help her cope with the work in the shop "Wonderful Soy", and Kevin actually removed Harold from working at the pizzeria "Eets-A-Pizza". | ||||
| 106 | Signs | September 10, 2004 | ||
| Strangeness made road signs come to life. Abby takes ballroom dancing lessons from Phillip, Kevin is spying on her, sending her to follow those signs that he took to his service. Beth and Harold take driving lessons, while Beth uses the auto-simulator as a way to express his anger, and Harold traumatizes the mindset of the inspirational lessons, showing them horror films such as Hummer with a Bloody Train and Burn! Burn! Burn on the autobahn! ". | ||||
| 107 | Bubbleheads (Bubbles from the head) | December 31, 2004 | ||
| The strangeness makes the inner thoughts of people float out of their heads in the form of talking balls, which does not allow people to lie. Abby is interested in going to the concert with her secret dream Pete Clesco, while Kevin and Harold are very weary of the truth. | ||||
| 108 | Robo-Babies (Robo-children) | April 1, 2005 | ||
| Strangeness causes teleportation of those who yawn. The school class is divided into pairs, and each pair receives a robo-infant to take care of him. But Abby has this robo baby that is harassing, while Beth avoids her “husband” Harold, and Kevin makes a new money-making scheme out of caring for robo-babies. | ||||
| 109 | Cop'Stache (Mustache Cop) | April 8, 2005 | ||
| Strangeness makes it impossible to offend anyone. Abby decides to change her style to impress Pete Clesco. Kevin becomes a mall cop, and Harold joins a group of popular school people. | ||||
| 110 | Sugar Hill (Sugar Hill) | April 15, 2005 | ||
| School O'Grady stayed for 30 days without sugar. Lack of sugar puts Beth and Abby in a relationship, while Kevin grew rich by selling sweets. Strangeness makes the music sound out of nowhere, and the music corresponds to the situation and mood of the characters. | ||||
| 111 | Old Cold (Old and cold) | April 22, 2005 | ||
| Strangeness makes people 30 years older when they sneeze. Kevin convinces Harold, Beth, and Abby to skip school to avoid their older classmates, but they face several obstacles. | ||||
| 112 | No Pain, No Gain (No pain, no win) | May 6, 2005 | ||
| Strangeness makes everyone insensitive to pain, and Harold takes advantage of this by joining the football team. Kevin uses strangeness to show the deadly trick. | ||||
| 113 | Remotes (Consoles) | May 13, 2005 | ||
| The strangeness makes the control panels from video recorders and affect people. Abby joins the cheerleader team to get Pete Clesco's attention, and Harold and Kevin decide to open a club in Kevin's garage, while Mr. Lipschits uses the console to control Dr. Myers. | ||||
Season 2 (2006)
| # | Title | Date of issue | Screenshot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | Cut the Cord | March 3, 2006 | ||
| Strangeness forces certain people to stay together; when they try to disperse, a glowing cord appears and binds them together. Abby and Harold participate in the program of the elder brother and elder sister. Sister Abby Ruby shows no interest in being her little sister, and begins to act strangely. Abby later discovers that Ruby is the younger sister of the famous star Gwen. Harold's sister, it turns out, is a hot schoolgirl of his age. Beth discovers that Mr. Lipshits was once a famous singer, but when she tries to expose him, he denies it. In addition, Kevin wins the opportunity to partner with his favorite show Radio Host. Radio host voiced Will Arnet. | ||||
| 202 | Vacation (Vacation) | March 10, 2006 | ||
| Strangeness makes people periodically run out to the toilet. While Beth is helping to build a home for the homeless, Kevin plans to take over the construction site. Iris wants to replace Abby with herself, and Harold is preoccupied with playing the old slot machine. | ||||
| 203 | A Stronger O'Grady (More Powerful O'Grady) | April 17, 2006 | ||
| Strangeness gives all women tremendous power, and Beth takes this power for the election campaign, while Iris uses her power to “embed the music” into techno music. Abby is fascinated by a new teacher of civil law, who, it turns out, is an insane conspirator who forces Beth to read his manifesto out loud at the pre-election debate. | ||||
| 204 | The Fly | April 10, 2006 | ||
| Strangeness makes animals talk, and Harold uses a regular fly to secretly observe and spread gossip throughout the school. | ||||
| 205 | Big Jerk on Campus (Big Loser on Campus ) | March 17, 2006 | ||
| Strangeness causes people to become invisible when they hold their breath. One of Kevin's older brothers, Randy comes from college. Abby sympathizes with an emo boy who likes to be in strange places. He writes a lot of songs about her, and this makes her uncomfortable. Emo boy sounded by David Cross. | ||||
| 206 | Jerked (or Frenched) (Sliced) | April 24, 2006 | ||
| Strangeness makes everyone soar when they are happy and turn their feet into lead if they become depressed. Invited substitutions for the characters are Conan O'Brien and Amy Poiler. | ||||