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Ozzy et Drix

Original title: Ozzy & Drix
  • TV Series
  • 2002–2004
  • TV-Y7
  • 30m
IMDb RATING
6.9/10
1.6K
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Jeff Bennett, Jim Cummings, Phil LaMarr, and Tasia Valenza in Ozzy et Drix (2002)
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The further adventures of Osmosis Jones and Drix as they defend the body of a young boy.The further adventures of Osmosis Jones and Drix as they defend the body of a young boy.The further adventures of Osmosis Jones and Drix as they defend the body of a young boy.

  • Creators
    • Alan Burnett
    • Marc Hyman
  • Stars
    • Jeff Bennett
    • Phil LaMarr
    • Alanna Ubach
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.9/10
    1.6K
    YOUR RATING
    • Creators
      • Alan Burnett
      • Marc Hyman
    • Stars
      • Jeff Bennett
      • Phil LaMarr
      • Alanna Ubach
    • 11User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 4 nominations total

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    Jeff Bennett
    Jeff Bennett
    • Drix
    • 2002–2004
    Phil LaMarr
    Phil LaMarr
    • Osmosis Jones
    • 2002–2004
    Alanna Ubach
    Alanna Ubach
    • Mayor Spryman…
    • 2002–2004
    Justin Cowden
    • Hector Cruz
    • 2002–2004
    Tasia Valenza
    Tasia Valenza
    • Maria Amino…
    • 2002–2004
    Rob Paulsen
    Rob Paulsen
    • Travis Lum…
    • 2002–2004
    Jim Cummings
    Jim Cummings
    • Police Chief Gluteus…
    • 2002–2003
    Pat Fraley
    Pat Fraley
    • Brain Advisor #1…
    • 2002–2003
    Vivica A. Fox
    Vivica A. Fox
    • Ellen Patella
    • 2002
    Frank Welker
    Frank Welker
    • Dander…
    • 2003–2004
    Charlie Adler
    Charlie Adler
    • General Malaise…
    • 2003–2004
    Jeffrey Tambor
    Jeffrey Tambor
    • The Mole
    • 2002–2003
    Kimberly Brooks
    Kimberly Brooks
    • Christine…
    • 2002–2003
    Tara Strong
    Tara Strong
    • Ashley…
    • 2002
    Tim Curry
    Tim Curry
    • Nick O'Teen…
    • 2002
    Joe Lala
    • Hector's Dad
    • 2003
    Brad Garrett
    Brad Garrett
    • Strepfinger
    • 2002
    Cree Summer
    Cree Summer
    • Mayor Santorini
    • 2003
    • Creators
      • Alan Burnett
      • Marc Hyman
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    cbakht

    just like the movie

    The new Kids WB show, Ozzie + Drix, is just like the movie Osmosis Jones which this show is based on. In the beginning, the title stars are inside Frank (Bill Murray's character from the film) but are transported to the body of a thirteen year old named Hector via a mosquito. In this new body, the duo now protects it just they did for Frank. Ozzie + Drix has very similar animation and voices from the movie. All I know is that I now watch Saturday Morning cartoons again.
    10macandbloo

    Ozzy & Drix needs to be on DVD.

    This show was 10 times more better than the movie, this show was actually a success unlike the movie. The movie was so unsuccessful that Ozzy & Drix was created to make the series look more better, and they succeeded. I don't understand why the movie was unsuccessful but yet it went to DVD and VHS but the show did not and it was totally more better than the movie. I think this show should be brought out of Warner Bros storage and onto Warner Bros DVD, this show deserves to be put on DVD after the successful rating it was given. I want to make this happen, there is a website where you can vote for your favorite TV show to be on DVD, and in case you guys are interested you can sign up on that website and vote for Ozzy & Drix to be on DVD. Here is the Link: http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/shows/Ozzy-Drix/6951
    8Animany94

    Better than the movie.

    When I was younger I used to love this series and had no idea that it was based on a theatrically released movie. I sat down to watch the movie and had a mixed expirience. It was OK, but had too much low brow jokes and an unlikable "host". No wonder it bombed hard in theaters, but then came this much better series.

    It pretty much continues where the movie ended when Osmosis and Drix gets transferred to the teenage boy Hector (thank god they did that) and starts all over as detectives.

    The series is much more clever and introduces more likable newcomers. The mayor is still a mean youngster, but hey, it's a teenage body so why not have a self-absorbed teenager as its mayor? The police officers are skeptical about the duo's abilities, but they mostly get along.

    The new voice actors for our main characters do excellent jobs at imitating the originals which I very much appreciate. And the villainous characters have a lot to offer among others the wonderful Tim Curry being there not one but two times in the first episode and in one about smoking.

    The humor can still be juvenile at times, but it never comes out of nowhere or without its purpose and it still has an educational side to it. It can be preachy at times, but that happens little enough not to make a wrong impression.

    I think it could have lasted longer, but I guess it's a thing at WB to cancel many of their good tv-shows. I enjoyed Ozzy & Drix and recommend the episodes "Where There's Smoke" and the double "An Out of Body Expirience" for some god performances and good humour.
    ShindigAscension

    Ozzie & Drix, We Hardly Knew Ye.

    In the beginning, there was Freakazoid on the WB Saturday Moring lineup. Then it got cancelled. Then there was Animaniacs. Then it got cancelled. Then there was Pinky and the Brain. And it got cancelled. Then came the last gasp of intelligent TV for WB kids, and it was called 'Ozzie and Drix'.

    Like Freakazoid, Animaniacs, and Pinky and the Brain before it, it was a funny and witty show that didn't strike a chord with America's idiot children. It was stocked with educational and funny moments too smart for kids. Just one example: They're on the highway on a car chase, and one of the billboards says 'Peace in the middle ear'.

    It was a solid show, taught the kids to stay away from drugs,a nd gave a solid hoot without going out of its way. I'd kill to have this show back.
    9smetin

    Clever and under-rated

    I used to love watching mind-numbing cartoons when I was a kid. Now, at the ripe old age of 25 I thought I had grown up a bit...apparently not. Studying medicine is draining and I needed something in the evening to relax to, so I decided to re-watch a number of cartoons from my youth. I found all the episodes for Ozzy and Drix and was so full of nostalgia that I could not resist myself.

    Ozzy and Drix takes place in the city of Hector, a teenage human being who literally sets the stage for this show. Ozzy (aka Osmosis Jones) is a white blood cell with an attitude like Will Smith in Bad Boys, whilst Drix (aka Drixenol) is a multi-faceted pill who is also somewhat nerdy. This pair are part of a policing unit in the city of Hector, who are committed to fight invading pathogens. Both have their individual charm and comedic value, which makes their pairing a great one.

    Despite wanting to watch this show for its ability to let me go on autopilot at the end of a long day, quite the opposite occurred. The episodes themselves are are incredibly clever as they use medical language (in a very basic sense) to form the basis of each storyline. For example, representing the spleen as a literal vacuum destroyer of pathogens was a stroke of genius to enable children to understand its function. Other clever aspects would have flew over my head as a kid, but they do make me chuckle now that I am studying medicine. Having a dog allergen being called 'dander' being one such case.

    In a world full of cartoons that rely on stupidity to be 'funny', Ozzy and Drix do not and I really respect that. Aside from comedy, some episodes have a truly strong message. "Where's the smoke" is a prime example of this, whereby the basic concept of smoking and its consequences is explained brilliantly. It is these qualities that sets this show apart from most cartoons. However, by the same token, it may have been its downfall. It was too clever for its own good and kids quite simply did not get it. In a sea of cartoons where comedy that relies on stupidity, current trends and violence reign supreme, Ozzy and Drix could not complete.

    All in all, Ozzy and Drix was a great show (let alone a cartoon). It's a shame it did not continue , because I truly believe this cartoon would have entertained children as well as benefited their minds.

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      The title is short for Osmosis and Drixonol.
    • Quotes

      [Hector has eaten too much sugar and all the white blood cells, except The Mole are tired and Drix wants to know why, but The Mole refuses to answer]

      The Mole: Whoever found out about my secret adrenaline supply......

      Drix: You have a secret adrenaline supply?

      The Mole: Who told you this? They will suffer!

      Drix: You told me!

      The Mole: Oh, yes, well maybe I could let myself off with a warning...but NO! I must be punished! No one crosses The Mole, not even, The Mole!

      [The Mole gives himself a wedgie]

      The Mole: Let that be a lesson to me!

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    • Release date
      • September 14, 2002 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Ozzy & Drix
    • Production companies
      • Conundrum Entertainment
      • Warner Bros. Animation
      • Warner Bros. Television Animation
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      30 minutes
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    • Sound mix
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