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Special Agent Oso

Special Agent Oso (/ˈs/ OH-soh) is an American computer-animated children's television series created by Ford Riley for Playhouse Disney.[1] The series debuted on April 4, 2009.[2] It deals with Oso, a panda bear, who is a special agent working for the United Network for Investigating Quite Usual Events, an agency dedicated to helping children with such everyday tasks as mailing a letter, riding a bike, or making a sandwich.[3] The series ended on May 17, 2012.[4] A total of 60 episodes over two seasons have aired.[5]

Special Agent Oso
Created byFord Riley
Directed byJamie Mitchell
Voices of
Theme music composerFord Riley and Mike Himelstein
ComposersMike Himelstein and Michael Turner
Country of originUnited States
Original languagesEnglish
Spanish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes60 (117 segments) (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producerFord Riley
AnimatorSunwoo Entertainment
EditorPieter Kaufman
Running time24 minutes (2 12-minute segments per episode, except for episodes 35, 56, and 60)
Production companyDisney Television Animation
Original release
Network
ReleaseApril 4, 2009 (2009-04-04) –
May 17, 2012 (2012-05-17)

The series received generally positive reviews from critics. It was nominated for Outstanding Original Song at the 2010 Daytime Emmy Awards. Both Special Agent Oso and the spin-off, which aired during interstitials, Special Agent Oso: Three Healthy Steps (a show on healthy habits) are available to stream on Disney+.[6][7]

Premise edit

Each episode begins with Special Agent Oso beginning a training exercise given by one of his three instructors, Wolfie, Dottie, or Bufo, which he usually fails on his first try, causing him to say "It's all part of the plan more or less." Invariably, during the exercise, at least one child is confronted with a simple task which they have trouble completing, an event which a Shutterbug drone notices, which in some way relates to Oso's assignment (primarily due to the lesson that both he and the child learn). Paw Pilot, Oso's computerized assistant, alerts him about a special assignment by alerting Oso by repeating "Special Alert" twice. Oso is always assigned to the case, and Paw Pilot, along with the voice over Mr. Dos, illustrates his client's plight and assigns him a mission to help the child complete the task. To do so, Paw Pilot provides Oso with "three special steps," a simplified step-by-step guide to completing the task, while Mr. Dos gives Oso a briefing as to the child's exact problem. Oso is transported to the child's location and attempts to follow the steps as the steps, in and of themselves, are usually too vague to complete the task properly. Paw Pilot also gives further elaborations, including at least one helpful trick, which reveals the mistake Oso has made during the training exercise. On the third and final step, Paw Pilot senses the time limit on the task between 3 and 19 seconds and begins counting down when the time limit is near. Oso and the child usually complete the task, just as the time runs out. The completion of all three steps often involves gadgets, such as a pen that can become a grappling device and a jetpack.

Returning from the assignment, the helpful trick given during the assignment always turns out to be the same trick Oso needed to complete the interrupted training exercise, which he likewise completes and passes, getting a "digi-medal," a digital award, for both the training exercise and the special assignment.

Episodes edit

SeasonSegmentsEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast airedNetwork
14824April 4, 2009 (2009-04-04)April 17, 2010 (2010-04-17)Playhouse Disney
2303616July 10, 2010 (2010-07-10)January 24, 2011 (2011-01-24)
3620February 14, 2011 (2011-02-14)May 17, 2012 (2012-05-17)Disney Junior

The show has 60 episodes; 24 in the first season and 36 in the second. The episode names are usually references to the names of the James Bond films from Eon Productions, such as The World Is Not Enough and The Man with the Golden Gun but not a parody of them. Across its run, Special Agent Oso had at least one episode title that referenced each of the then-22 Bond films (Skyfall was still in development at the time the show concluded). Some episode titles also reference the Carly Simon song Nobody Does It Better, theme song to The Spy Who Loved Me. One episode references the non-Eon film Never Say Never Again. One episode also spoofs Another Way to Die, which is the theme song to Quantum of Solace.

Format edit

Each episode is composed of four components:

  • The Three Special Steps are the steps that Paw Pilot gives Oso to follow when he is on his special assignments. Oso has a matter of time to finish the three special steps. The third step is usually timed between 3 and 19 seconds.
  • The training exercises are Oso's training task assigned by Wolfie, Dotty or Buffo. Oso usually fails on his first try, but in the course of doing the special assignments, he refers to the mistake he made in his training exercise, thanks to the person he is helping. He then returns to his training exercise and does it right on his second try, then earns a "Digi-Medal."
  • The special assignments are missions that Oso is requested to complete by the mysterious Mr. Dos, in order to help a child in need. Sometimes, Oso asks the audience to help him on his special assignments if it gets tricky and he needs some help. Oso tries to complete the Three Special Steps that Paw Pilot gives him. Then he earns a "Digi-Medal."
  • Audience participation or interaction with Oso. Sometimes, Oso will ask the audience to help him find something hidden or missing on the screen. Other times, Oso will ask the audience to try something physically demanding that he is doing.

Characters edit

Main edit

  • Oso (voiced by Sean Astin[8]) is the colorful special agent stuffed panda who predominantly works on helping children perform various tasks. His name, Oso, is Spanish for bear.
  • Paw Pilot (voiced by Meghan Strange[9]) is Oso's computerized assistant who guides him through the three special steps he needs to accomplish his current mission. Her name is a reference to the Palm Pilot series of handheld computers.
  • Mr. Dos (voiced by Gary Anthony Williams[10]) is Oso's smartwatch boss that assigns his missions.
  • Wolfie (voiced by Phill Lewis[11]) a special agent that regularly oversees Oso's training.
  • Dottie (voiced by Amber Hood[12]) is the other special agent animal that regularly oversees Oso's training.
  • Professor Buffo (voiced by Brad Garrett and later Jess Harnell[13]) is a slightly clumsy and excitable Italian-speaking bison who is the inventor of Oso's gadgets.
  • Whirly Bird (voiced by Cam Clarke[14]) is Oso's bird-shaped autogyro who takes Oso to wherever someone needs help. He doesn't hear very well and often misunderstands what Oso tells him, which usually leads to Oso's ejection at inopportune moments and places.
  • R.R. Rapide (voiced by Cam Clarke[14]) is Oso's dog-shaped
  • Shutterbug is a mute ladybug-shaped robotic camera who keeps an eye out for children who need help.

Guest voices edit

Additional voices edit

Broadcast edit

The first season of Special Agent Oso premiered in the United States and United Kingdom on April 4, 2009,[15] and aired through April 17, 2010. The second and final season premiered on July 10, 2010 and the series finale aired May 17, 2012.[citation needed] In season 2, new characters, Professor Buffo and Special Agent Musa, were introduced. The show has a crossover with Handy Manny called "The Manny with the Golden Bear."

Reception edit

Critical response edit

Hannah Johnson of Screen Rant found the character of Dotty to be a positive role model, writing, "It is evident that she has worked hard to get where she is, being the only female supervisor in an androcentric career, where all her colleagues are men. The orange cat has a fun and giggly personality, her favorite color is pink, and she likes visiting space as part of her missions. Dotty is a complex character succeeding in a man's world."[16] Emily Ashby of Common Sense Media gave Special Agent Oso a grade of four out of five stars, praised the depiction of positive messages and role models, citing resourcefulness and perseverance, and complimented the presence of educational value in the show, saying, "Age-appropriate skills like shape recognition, chronology, and spatial relationships are emphasized within the context of the plot, so kids learn while they enjoy the stories. The show's best quality is its positive message about the joy to be found in helping others."[17]

Ratings edit

During April, Playhouse Disney UK saw its best weekly share among kids at 2.3%, a month that also had its best series launch with the preschool-targeted Special Agent Oso, which premiered on April 4 at 9:50 a.m. and attracted 377,000 viewers, including 181,000 kids aged four to 15.[18]

Accolades edit

Year Award Category Nominee(s) Result Ref.
2010 Daytime Emmy Awards Outstanding Original Song Mike Himelstein, Ford Riley Nominated [19][20]
2012 Young Artist Awards Best Performance in a Voice-Over Role - Young Actor Jet Jurgensmeyer Nominated [21]
2013 Young Artist Awards Best Performance in a Voice-Over Role - Television - Young Actor Nominated [22]

Spin-off edit

Special Agent Oso: Three Healthy Steps edit

Special Agent Oso: Three Healthy Steps is a short series that aired in the United States during the Disney Junior programming block.[23][24] The spin-off premiered on February 14, 2011.[25][26] It encourages children to use "three healthy steps" regarding eating, being healthy, and exercising.[27] This series combined both animated characters and real life actors. The animated characters that are featured in the short series are Special Agent Oso, Paw Pilot, Special Agent Wolfie, Special Agent Dotty, and Professor Buffo.

References edit

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  10. ^ "Voice Of Mr. Dos – Behind The Voice Actors". Behind The Voice Actors. Check marks indicates role has been confirmed using screenshots of closing credits and other reliable sources{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: postscript (link)
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This article may be written from a fan s point of view rather than a neutral point of view Please clean it up to conform to a higher standard of quality and to make it neutral in tone August 2023 Learn how and when to remove this template message Special Agent Oso oʊ ˈ s oʊ OH soh is an American computer animated children s television series created by Ford Riley for Playhouse Disney 1 The series debuted on April 4 2009 2 It deals with Oso a panda bear who is a special agent working for the United Network for Investigating Quite Usual Events an agency dedicated to helping children with such everyday tasks as mailing a letter riding a bike or making a sandwich 3 The series ended on May 17 2012 4 A total of 60 episodes over two seasons have aired 5 Special Agent OsoCreated byFord RileyDirected byJamie MitchellVoices ofSean Astin Meghan Strange Gary Anthony Williams Phill Lewis Amber Hood Cam Clarke Jess HarnellTheme music composerFord Riley and Mike HimelsteinComposersMike Himelstein and Michael TurnerCountry of originUnited StatesOriginal languagesEnglishSpanishNo of seasons2No of episodes60 117 segments list of episodes ProductionExecutive producerFord RileyAnimatorSunwoo EntertainmentEditorPieter KaufmanRunning time24 minutes 2 12 minute segments per episode except for episodes 35 56 and 60 Production companyDisney Television AnimationOriginal releaseNetworkPlayhouse Disney 2009 11 Disney Junior 2011 2016 ReleaseApril 4 2009 2009 04 04 May 17 2012 2012 05 17 The series received generally positive reviews from critics It was nominated for Outstanding Original Song at the 2010 Daytime Emmy Awards Both Special Agent Osoand the spin off which aired during interstitials Special Agent Oso Three Healthy Steps a show on healthy habits are available to stream on Disney 6 7 Contents 1 Premise 2 Episodes 2 1 Format 3 Characters 3 1 Main 3 2 Guest voices 3 3 Additional voices 4 Broadcast 5 Reception 5 1 Critical response 5 2 Ratings 5 3 Accolades 6 Spin off 6 1 Special Agent Oso Three Healthy Steps 7 References 8 External linksPremise editEach episode begins with Special Agent Oso beginning a training exercise given by one of his three instructors Wolfie Dottie or Bufo which he usually fails on his first try causing him to say It s all part of the plan more or less Invariably during the exercise at least one child is confronted with a simple task which they have trouble completing an event which a Shutterbug drone notices which in some way relates to Oso s assignment primarily due to the lesson that both he and the child learn Paw Pilot Oso s computerized assistant alerts him about a special assignment by alerting Oso by repeating Special Alert twice Oso is always assigned to the case and Paw Pilot along with the voice over Mr Dos illustrates his client s plight and assigns him a mission to help the child complete the task To do so Paw Pilot provides Oso with three special steps a simplified step by step guide to completing the task while Mr Dos gives Oso a briefing as to the child s exact problem Oso is transported to the child s location and attempts to follow the steps as the steps in and of themselves are usually too vague to complete the task properly Paw Pilot also gives further elaborations including at least one helpful trick which reveals the mistake Oso has made during the training exercise On the third and final step Paw Pilot senses the time limit on the task between 3 and 19 seconds and begins counting down when the time limit is near Oso and the child usually complete the task just as the time runs out The completion of all three steps often involves gadgets such as a pen that can become a grappling device and a jetpack Returning from the assignment the helpful trick given during the assignment always turns out to be the same trick Oso needed to complete the interrupted training exercise which he likewise completes and passes getting a digi medal a digital award for both the training exercise and the special assignment Episodes editMain article List of Special Agent Oso episodes SeasonSegmentsEpisodesOriginally airedFirst airedLast airedNetwork14824April 4 2009 2009 04 04 April 17 2010 2010 04 17 Playhouse Disney2303616July 10 2010 2010 07 10 January 24 2011 2011 01 24 3620February 14 2011 2011 02 14 May 17 2012 2012 05 17 Disney Junior The show has 60 episodes 24 in the first season and 36 in the second The episode names are usually references to the names of the James Bond films from Eon Productions such as The World Is Not Enough and The Man with the Golden Gun but not a parody of them Across its run Special Agent Oso had at least one episode title that referenced each of the then 22 Bond films Skyfall was still in development at the time the show concluded Some episode titles also reference the Carly Simon song Nobody Does It Better theme song to The Spy Who Loved Me One episode references the non Eon film Never Say Never Again One episode also spoofs Another Way to Die which is the theme song to Quantum of Solace Format edit Each episode is composed of four components The Three Special Steps are the steps that Paw Pilot gives Oso to follow when he is on his special assignments Oso has a matter of time to finish the three special steps The third step is usually timed between 3 and 19 seconds The training exercises are Oso s training task assigned by Wolfie Dotty or Buffo Oso usually fails on his first try but in the course of doing the special assignments he refers to the mistake he made in his training exercise thanks to the person he is helping He then returns to his training exercise and does it right on his second try then earns a Digi Medal The special assignments are missions that Oso is requested to complete by the mysterious Mr Dos in order to help a child in need Sometimes Oso asks the audience to help him on his special assignments if it gets tricky and he needs some help Oso tries to complete the Three Special Steps that Paw Pilot gives him Then he earns a Digi Medal Audience participation or interaction with Oso Sometimes Oso will ask the audience to help him find something hidden or missing on the screen Other times Oso will ask the audience to try something physically demanding that he is doing Characters editMain edit Oso voiced by Sean Astin 8 is the colorful special agent stuffed panda who predominantly works on helping children perform various tasks His name Oso is Spanish for bear Paw Pilot voiced by Meghan Strange 9 is Oso s computerized assistant who guides him through the three special steps he needs to accomplish his current mission Her name is a reference to the Palm Pilot series of handheld computers Mr Dos voiced by Gary Anthony Williams 10 is Oso s smartwatch boss that assigns his missions Wolfie voiced by Phill Lewis 11 a special agent that regularly oversees Oso s training Dottie voiced by Amber Hood 12 is the other special agent animal that regularly oversees Oso s training Professor Buffo voiced by Brad Garrett and later Jess Harnell 13 is a slightly clumsy and excitable Italian speaking bison who is the inventor of Oso s gadgets Whirly Bird voiced by Cam Clarke 14 is Oso s bird shaped autogyro who takes Oso to wherever someone needs help He doesn t hear very well and often misunderstands what Oso tells him which usually leads to Oso s ejection at inopportune moments and places R R Rapide voiced by Cam Clarke 14 is Oso s dog shaped Shutterbug is a mute ladybug shaped robotic camera who keeps an eye out for children who need help Guest voices edit Madison Davenport as Stacy Fiona Grace Rolek as Molly Sophie Khamani Griffin as Danny Aaron Paulie Maria Celeste as Samantha Kara R Stribling as Abby Jessica Isabella Murad as Sally Cassie Michelle Anna Audrey Colin Ford as Joe David Sekai Murashige as Jack Jennethan Ciara Bravo as Sarah Billy Unger as Michael Quinn Kurt Doss as Dawson Austin Logan Kimberly Brooks as Grace Kristen Combs as Caroline Aaliyah Avery Quinton Lopez as Jim Juliette Alba as Olivia Jack Samson as Ben Nathan Harrison Fahn as Jake Oliver Anthony Isabella Acres as Jade Mia 1 Madison Pettis as Katie Tara John Devito as Sam Theo Fiona Riley as Addison Maya Church Lieu as Frank Jillian Henry as Brianna Stefanie Scott as Emma Hynden Walch as Hailey Nina Barry as Nicole Jacob Bertrand as Spencer Tiffany Espensen as Joon Kim Carina Elan Garfias as Cody Grayson Jose Eric Luke Manriquez as Carlos Kwesi Boakye as Andrew Diane HSU as Min Meehwa Firoozeh Adli as Makayla Marie Faith Zachary Gordon as Tyler Rasheed Kailey Swanson as Ashley Jelani Imani as William Joshua Dylan Avion Baker as Natalie Nadia Charlotte Abby Weiss as Lisa Nancy Kim as Jennifer Luke Davis as Gavin Zachary Michael as John Brianna McCracken as Alexis Cameron Escalante as Chloe Sabre Jacobs as Kaylee Parish Allen as Lizzie Vanessa Millsaps as Lily Coleen Crabtree as Leila Raymond Ochoa as Noah Ryan Christopher Lee as Noh Yoon Nicholas Liam Charlie Rico Rodriguez as Lin Xavier Marco Brandon Jacob Medrano as Alberto Sayeed Shahidi as Evan Liberty Smith as Madison Lena Alec Gray as Dimitri Caitlin Carmichael as Athena Jet Jurgensmeyer as Rudy Gabriel Aiden Maxim Knight as David 2 Wilmer Valderrama as Handy Manny Nika Futterman as Stretch amp Squeeze Carlos Alazraqui as Felipe Dee Bradley Baker as Turner Tom Kenny as Pat Fred Stoller as Rusty Kath Soucie as Dusty Grey DeLisle as Flicker Nancy Truman as Kelly Erica Luttrell as Dylan and Sophie s moms Jennifer as Ashley 1 William Cwammendi as WontwoAdditional voices edit Lou Holtz as Uncle Lou character was modeled to look like himself Rob Paulsen as Cassie s Dad Dawson s Dad Emma s Dad Gwendoline Yeo as Jack s Mom Maria Canals as Cody s Mom James Sie as Joon Kim s Dad Colleen O Shaughnessey as Jade s Mom Jake s Mom Nadia s Mom Sarah Chalke as David s Mom Jeannie Elias as Michael s Mom Quinn s Mom James Arnold Taylor as Mr Thompson Lucas Grabeel as Uncle Eric Mel Brooks as Grandpa Mel Malcolm Jamal Warner as Brayden s Dad Kimberly Brooks as Andrew s Mom Caroline s MomBroadcast editThe first season of Special Agent Oso premiered in the United States and United Kingdom on April 4 2009 15 and aired through April 17 2010 The second and final season premiered on July 10 2010 and the series finale aired May 17 2012 citation needed In season 2 new characters Professor Buffo and Special Agent Musa were introduced The show has a crossover with Handy Manny called The Manny with the Golden Bear Reception editCritical response edit Hannah Johnson of Screen Rant found the character of Dotty to be a positive role model writing It is evident that she has worked hard to get where she is being the only female supervisor in an androcentric career where all her colleagues are men The orange cat has a fun and giggly personality her favorite color is pink and she likes visiting space as part of her missions Dotty is a complex character succeeding in a man s world 16 Emily Ashby of Common Sense Media gave Special Agent Oso a grade of four out of five stars praised the depiction of positive messages and role models citing resourcefulness and perseverance and complimented the presence of educational value in the show saying Age appropriate skills like shape recognition chronology and spatial relationships are emphasized within the context of the plot so kids learn while they enjoy the stories The show s best quality is its positive message about the joy to be found in helping others 17 Ratings edit During April Playhouse Disney UK saw its best weekly share among kids at 2 3 a month that also had its best series launch with the preschool targeted Special Agent Oso which premiered on April 4 at 9 50 a m and attracted 377 000 viewers including 181 000 kids aged four to 15 18 Accolades edit Year Award Category Nominee s Result Ref 2010 Daytime Emmy Awards Outstanding Original Song Mike Himelstein Ford Riley Nominated 19 20 2012 Young Artist Awards Best Performance in a Voice Over Role Young Actor Jet Jurgensmeyer Nominated 21 2013 Young Artist Awards Best Performance in a Voice Over Role Television Young Actor Nominated 22 Spin off editSpecial Agent Oso Three Healthy Steps edit Special Agent Oso Three Healthy Steps is a short series that aired in the United States during the Disney Junior programming block 23 24 The spin off premiered on February 14 2011 25 26 It encourages children to use three healthy steps regarding eating being healthy and exercising 27 This series combined both animated characters and real life actors The animated characters that are featured in the short series are Special Agent Oso Paw Pilot Special Agent Wolfie Special Agent Dotty and Professor Buffo References edit Zahed Ramin April 1 2009 The Name s Oso Special Agent Oso Animation Magazine Retrieved August 23 2023 Special Agent Oso Season 1 Episodes TVGuide Archived from the original on August 23 2023 Retrieved August 23 2023 Special Agent Oso television D23 Archived from the original on January 8 2023 Retrieved August 23 2023 Special Agent Oso Season 2 Episodes TVGuide Retrieved August 23 2023 Crump William D 2019 Happy Holidays Animated A Worldwide Encyclopedia of Christmas Hanukkah Kwanzaa and New Year s Cartoons on Television and Film McFarland amp Co pp 174 175 ISBN 978 1 4766 7293 9 Donnelly Jim April 30 2021 What s Coming to Disney in May 2021 See the List Disney ABC com Retrieved August 23 2023 Spencer Samuel April 29 2021 All the TV Shows and Films Coming to Disney in May 2021 Newsweek Retrieved August 23 2023 Voice Of Oso Behind The Voice Actors Behind The Voice Actors Check marks indicates role has been confirmed using screenshots of closing credits and other reliable sources a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint postscript link Voice Of Paw Pilot Behind The Voice Actors Behind The Voice Actors Check marks indicates role has been confirmed using screenshots of closing credits and other reliable sources a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite 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Voice Actors Behind The Voice Actors Archived from the original on April 6 2023 Retrieved August 23 2023 Check marks indicates role has been confirmed using screenshots of closing credits and other reliable sources a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint postscript link a b Voice Of Whirly Bird Behind The Voice Actors Behind The Voice Actors Archived from the original on April 5 2023 Retrieved August 23 2023 Check marks indicates role has been confirmed using screenshots of closing credits and other reliable sources a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint postscript link Cite error The named reference btva34237 was defined multiple times with different content see the help page Moody Annemarie March 31 2009 Special Agent Oso Premieres April 4 Animation World Network Archived from the original on August 23 2023 Retrieved August 23 2023 Johnson Hanah December 6 2020 Sheriff Callie s Wild West amp 9 Other Disney Junior Shows With Great Female Role Models Screen Rant Archived from the original on October 4 2022 Retrieved August 23 2023 Ashby Emily Special Agent Oso TV Review Common Sense Media Common Sense Media Retrieved August 23 2023 Afan Emily Claire May 4 2009 Ratings Watch Playhouse Disney UK scores with Special Agent Oso Kidscreen Archived from the original on August 23 2023 Retrieved August 23 2023 Lewis Jessica May 12 2010 2010 Daytime Emmy Nominations Announced BroadwayWorld Archived from the original on August 4 2021 Retrieved August 23 2023 McLean Tom May 13 2010 PBS Nick Lead Daytime Emmys Animation Nominations Animation Magazine Archived from the original on August 23 2023 Retrieved August 23 2023 33rd Annual Young Artist Awards Young Artist Awards Archived from the original on April 4 2012 Retrieved March 31 2012 34th Annual Young Artist Awards Young Artist Awards Archived from the original on April 17 2016 Retrieved January 3 2013 Guthrie Marisa January 10 2011 Disney Junior Programming to Launch in February The Hollywood Reporter Retrieved August 23 2023 Getzler Wendy Goldman January 11 2011 Disney Junior launch date announced Kidscreen Retrieved August 23 2023 Special Agent Oso Three Healthy Steps Season 1 Episodes TVGuide Archived from the original on August 23 2023 Retrieved August 23 2023 Graser Marc August 10 2010 Disney profits soar in third quarter Variety Retrieved August 23 2023 McLean Tom January 10 2011 Disney Jr Debut Set for Feb 14 Animation Magazine Retrieved August 23 2023 External links editOfficial website Disney Channel press release for Special Agent Oso Special Agent Oso at The Big Cartoon DataBase Special Agent Oso on TV com Archived March 24 2009 at the Wayback Machine Special Agent Oso on LOVEFILM permanent dead link Special Agent Oso at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Special Agent Oso amp oldid 1188710989, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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