Things are about to get wonderfully odd once again, and Parenting Patch has an exclusive first look. Fred Rogers Productions is bringing back the fan-favorite, multi-Emmy-winning series Odd Squad for a brand-new season starting April 6 on PBS KIDS, and we are kicking things off with an exclusive clip from the new season.
Co-created by Tim McKeon and Adam Peltzman, the latest season of Odd Squad UK introduces new agents, inventive gadgets, and delightfully strange cases while continuing to teach core math concepts like spatial sense, mapping, and fact families. Designed for kids ages 5 to 8, the series follows a team of young agents who solve bizarre problems using math, teamwork, and critical thinking.
Each episode reinforces the idea that numbers are not just useful; they are the key to solving even the oddest challenges. For parents watching alongside their kids, the show also helps take the intimidation out of math and encourages learning together. The series is best suited for kids ages 5 to 8 and carries a TV-Y rating, meaning it is considered appropriate for all children and a safe, educational pick for family viewing.
Watch the Exclusive Clip From the New Season
The new season brings back familiar faces like Agent Orli and Agent Ozzie while introducing new recruits Agent Omni and Agent Osric. Together, the team tackles wildly imaginative missions, from traveling back to medieval times to going undercover at a villain’s wedding and tracking down mysterious creatures.
The blend of humor, storytelling, and math-driven problem-solving continues to make Odd Squad one of the most engaging educational shows for kids, while keeping parents just as entertained.
New Episodes Roll Out Starting April 6
The latest season of Odd Squad UK premieres beginning April 6 on PBS KIDS, with new episodes airing throughout the month. Check out the full lineup below.
“Blast From the Past (Parts 1 & 2)”
Air Date: April 6
Ozzie and Orli must stop the villainous Knights of the Square Table from turning everything to stone. Their mission takes them back in time, where they navigate a medieval castle to save Odd Squad.
“The Triangle Café” / “Captain O’s Birthday”
Air Date: April 7
Orli’s hometown tour is interrupted when The Trifler starts turning everything to trifle. Meanwhile, Party Agents arrive with a massive party box, but the key and its keeper, Ozzie, have mysteriously gone missing.
“Bring a Grown-Up to Work Day” / “Nice Day for an Odd Wedding”
Air Date: April 8
Orli and Ozzie must track down two grown-ups who are lost inside HQ and trying to escape the oddness. Later, the team goes undercover as caterers at a villain’s wedding to stop chaos before it spreads.
“The Good, The Great, and The Hungry” / “The Rookie Run”
Air Date: April 13
Omni and Onom search for a mysterious creature with a very unusual habit. At the same time, Orli helps the new recruit Osric complete his training while Osric overcomes his fear of certain numbers.
“A Town Called Trifle” / “I Am Oddius”
Air Date: April 14
During Trifle’s 100-year anniversary celebration, Ozzie and Onom must stop the town from being covered in trifle. Elsewhere, Osric and Omni face their first case together as they try to stop a Roman gladiator from causing ancient oddness.
“The Night Mayor” / “The Big Stink”
Air Date: April 15
Omni and Osric are eager to leave the night shift for a party, but first they must stop a mysterious villain. Meanwhile, Orwell and Okra work to prevent a flying machine from spreading a terrible stink across Odd Squad’s favorite spots.
Why My Kids Love Odd Squad
My kids are naturally drawn to the weird, unpredictable world of Odd Squad, where anything can happen and usually does. The show leans into humor, quirky villains, and over-the-top situations that feel more like a comedy adventure than a lesson, which keeps my kids engaged from start to finish.
While the show targets younger viewers, my 11-year-old son also loves its quirky nature, making it a nice watch for both younger and slightly older viewers.
For kids in that 5 to 8 age range, it hits a sweet spot where the humor lands, and the challenges feel challenging but still achievable.
Why You’ll Love Odd Squad As A Parent
This series makes sure your child is actively learning without it feeling like school. Each episode builds problem-solving skills through math concepts that are woven directly into the story, helping kids see how numbers apply to real situations.
Whether it is cracking codes, spotting patterns, or figuring out how to fix something gone wrong, the learning feels like part of the mission, so parents can rest assured that, in true PBS KIDS and Fred Rogers Productions style, there are strong elements of learning going on as your children watch a screen.
If you’re trying to teach your children about strong teamwork skills, the agents of Odd Squad rely on each other, think through problems together, and show that mistakes are just part of figuring things out.
Check out Odd Squad UK’s new season starting on April 6, 2026, on PBS KIDS.
