
Ollie and the Cursed Noodle Bar
Unsurprisingly, the narrator's prep time is inversely related to episode length
Many nights, I tell my daughters a bedtime story starring Ollie the Octopus, a private eye who lives in Baltimore and is an octopus. Sometimes they're good, sometimes they meander, sometimes the plots are lifted, sometimes we fall asleep. Unscripted stories that maybe you'll like too.
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Unsurprisingly, the narrator's prep time is inversely related to episode length

Ollie helps ID a family heirloom

Things speak that should keep silent

Some people don't know when to be quiet. Others do but have sinister motives.

Ollie tries to take a couple days off

No rules, just road sign

Things that don't normally talk: they're taking.

It's not that kind of mushrooms, despite the surreal plot

Ollie meets another neighbor

Look sometimes you get an absurdist pitch too odd to NOT try and make it work

Ollie meets some Ents while on an errand

Ollie doesn't solve it, but that's not actually his role this time

Ollie’s household changes a bit