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Un Jour mon prince

**"Un Jour mon prince"** (translated from the French title, "Un jour mon prince") is the forty-eighth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 7, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Blackie

## Trivia

* This episode reveals that despite Rosie's tomboyness and love for anything scary, she is secretly into romance shows. This is first shown in "Life's More Beautiful" when she cries while watching a soap opera.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/07-03-2011/
(Un)real Friends...

**"(Un)real Friends..."** is the second part of the pilot for *Rosie*.

## Summary

The episode begins with a telephone ringing and Rosie picks it up. She then speaks to the caller throughout the episode as if the caller is Rosie's friend. However, near the end, it turns out that she's actually talking to her *imaginary* friend named Blackie. She explains to the audience that the benefits of an imaginary friend are that he could never contradict her. After she asks Blackie if he "agrees with her", she suddenly scolds to him that he must "take that back".

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Blackie
* Delphine Bodelin (mentioned)

## Trivia

* In the French version, the episode is called "**Un ami pour de faux...**".
* On February 5, 2021, the official Rosie YouTube channel released both this episode and "How to Break Friends..." in French.
* This is the first animated appearance of Blackie.
* The telephone toy that Rosie uses is a parody of the Chatter Telephone.
* This episode is based on the February 11, 2008, comic strip.
* This, along with "How to Break Friends...", is currently the only known *Rosie* media to be released in English.
* According to the end credits, this episode was produced in 2009.
* This episode was later remade as a Season 1 episode called "Mon imaginami".

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX\_YuvnF4P4
2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BH8JzKwS1pE&ab\_channel=Rosie%5BOfficiel%5D
18 (British Board of Film Classification)

The 18 certificate is issued by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), to state that in its opinion, a film, video recording, or game is suitable only for persons aged 18 years and over. It recommends that no one below that age should be admitted to view a film with an 18 certificate in a cinema, and that 18-rated video recordings should not be sold or rented to anyone below that age.

As with other British film certificates, the 18 certificate theoretically only has advisory power for films shown in public cinemas, with the ultimate say being held by local authorities.[1] In practice, the local authorities tend to follow BBFC rulings in all but a few exceptional cases.

For video and game sales, the BBFC rulings have statutory power, as under the terms of the 1984 Video Recordings Act all videos sold or distributed within the UK must be given a certificate by the BBFC, unless they fall into one of a number of exempt categories. Uncertificated recordings which are not exempt cannot legally be sold, regardless of content.[2]

The 18 certificate was created in 1982 as the successor of the previous X certificate, which in turn was the successor of the H certificate (with H standing for "horror"). See History of British Film Certificates for more details.

Typical reasons for restricting films to the 18 certificate category have included hard drug use, supernatural horror, sexually explicit scenes, graphic violence, sadistic violence and sexual violence — the latter two of which have in the past led to a certificate not being issued at all, in effect banning the film in the UK.

It was only around the start of the 21st century that the censors passed films with explicit ('hardcore') sexual acts despite the 18 certificate existing for many years.

It is also issued by the Irish Film Classification Office.
List of minor characters

This is a list of **minor characters**. These are characters that have appeared in the television series or other forms of media related to the series with minor appearances, background appearances, or one notable appearance.

## Clones

### Olive clones

Many Olive Chatou clones have appear in different media of the series. Their only appearances are "Guinea Pigs of Life" and the online games "Jumpin' Rosie" and "Rosie: Ultimate Pie Fight".

### Rosie clones

Many Rosie Bodelin clones have appear in different media of the series. Their only appearances are "The Evil Twin Sister" and "Guinea Pigs of Life".

## Humans

### Rosie's friend

**Rosie's friend** is a girl who made her only appearance in the *Rosie* comic strips. Like Rosie, she has an imaginary friend. The girl only appears in comic strips #8, #9, and #16.

The girl has medium-length hair, wears eyeglasses, a shirt with a flower design, and black pants.

### Samantha

**Samantha** is a woman who's only mentioned in "Life's More Beautiful". She's a fictional character in a soap opera that Rosie Bodelin and Olive Chatou watched.

### Samantha's lover

**Samantha's lover** is a man who's only mentioned in "Life's More Beautiful". He's a fictional character in a soap opera that Rosie Bodelin and Olive Chatou watched.

## Imaginary characters

### Blackie's children

**Blackie's children** are imaginary lambs that made their only appearances in "The Secret of Blackie". There, Blackie gives birth to them.

Like their father, the lambs all have green body, lighter-green wool, and they have a small amount of wool on top of their heads.

### Demon

The **demon** made its only appearance in "Each His Demons". There, the demon tries to grab Rosie Bodelin as a metaphor for her inability to draw is a mad torture by a thousand demons.

The demon also appears in the March 19, 2008, comic strip.

### Imaginary Rosie

**Imaginary Rosie** is an imaginary version of Rosie Bodelin who only appears after the end credits of "The Nanny".

### Rosie's friend's imaginary friend

**Rosie's friend's imaginary friend** is an imaginary friend that belongs to a girl who made his only appearance in the *Rosie* comic strips. The imaginary friend only appears in comic strips #8 and #9. And as seen in comic strip #9, he's friends with Blackie.

## References

Brice Calendula • Delphine Bodelin • Dr. Charlebois • Eve Calendula • Miguel • Mrs. Chatou • Patrick Chatou • Suzie Bodelin

Children
Anne-Flo Calendula • Olive Chatou
Rosie/Credits

**Pilot • Season 1 · Season 2**

* Pilot
* Season 1
* Season 2

Romain Gadiou

Other crew members
Mélanie Duval • Chloé Sastre • Jacqueline Tordjman • Jeremy Zag

Jodie Forrest • Milane Kang • Sharon Mann

French voice actors
Fanny Bloch • Nathalie Bienaimé • Anaïs Demoustier • Bernadette Ferry • Emmanuel Fouquet • Frédérique Marlot • Martial Le Minoux
Anne-Flo Calendula

**Anémone-Florette "Anne-Flo" Calendula** is Rosie Bodelin's new neighbor who's introduced in Season 2.

## Appearance

Anne-Flo is at medium-height and has blonde hair. She wears a blue headband with a pink flower decoration on the right side, a light-pink dress with hot-pink sleeves, white stockings, and a pair of black ballet flats with a pink ribbon.

## Personality

Anne-Flo is a pretty, perfect, and over-achieving young girl. She's very strict on education and it's mentioned that she constantly strives for excellence in school and does 14 extracurricular activities. A polar opposite of her best enemy Rosie, she is as stingy and boastful as her mother and she would do whatever it takes to please her parents.

## Trivia

* Anne-Flo's nickname is a reference to the term "aunt flo".
* Her nickname is spelled as "**Ann'Flo**" in the book series, the official Gulli website description, and many episode descriptions.
* In "Operation Ice Cream", it's revealed that she secretly likes to eat ice cream but she hides her fondness from her mother.

## References

1. ↑ http://2minutes.fr/en/portfolio/rosie/
2. ↑ http://www.gulli.fr/Chaine-TV/Dessins-animes/Rosie/Presentation
3. ↑ http://www.gulli.fr/Chaine-TV/Dessins-animes/Rosie/Personnages#Ann-Flo

Brice Calendula • Delphine Bodelin • Dr. Charlebois • Eve Calendula • Miguel • Mrs. Chatou • Patrick Chatou • Suzie Bodelin

Children
**Anne-Flo Calendula** • Olive Chatou
Burngoberrie: Bigger, Under & Uncut/Voice Cast Characters

BURNGOBERRIE: BIGGER, UNDER & UNCUT

**US Release:** Jun 30, 2018

## BURNGOBERRIE: BIGGER, UNDER & UNCUT CAST

Daphne Blake Grey DeLisleDr. Liz Wilson Jennifer Love HewittDr. Marisa Kendall Robin RikerToto (Spider Monkey) Rob RackstrawEleanor Little Geena DavisDelightful Desiree Tamsin HeatleyTinky Winky Dave Thompson, Mark Heenehan and Simon SheltonDipsy John SimmitLaa-Laa Nikky SmedleyPo (Teletubbies) Pui Fan LeeBella (Tweenies) Tamsin Heatley, Sally Preisig, And Emma Weaver Alyson Court in the US)Milo (Tweenies) C.H. Beck, Matthew Lyons/Kate Ryan Bob Golding, Tracey Moore in the US)Fizz (Tweenies) Jenny Hutchinson, Angela Reynolds, Francesca Anderson Colleen Daley, Lisa Yamanaka in the US)Jake (Tweenies) Samantha Dodd, Esther Collins, And Justin Fletcher Colin O'Meara in the US)Georgina (Sheeep) Julia SawalhaGogol (Sheeep) Enn ReitelHubert (Sheeep) David HoltBella Swan Kristen StewartNatalya Simonova Izabella ScorupcoParis Carver Teri HatcherGrace Adler Debra MessingDr. Christmas Jones Denise RichardsDorothy Cramp Nicole OliverDidi Pickles Melanie ChartoffCrash Bandicoot (character) Steve BlumBob (Bob the Builder) Neil Morrissey, William Dufris, Greg Proops, and Marc SilkLynn Loud Sr. Brian StepanekPixel (LazyTown) Ronald Binion/Julie Westwood and Kobie Powell/Ronald BinionZiggy (LazyTown) Guðmundur Þór KárasonHoney Ryder Ursula AndressTiffany Case Jill St. JohnKissy Suzuki Mie HamaNoo Noo Mark DeanVoice Trumpets Eric Sykes, Toyah Wilcox, and Rudolph Walker Sandra Dickinson John SchwabSun Baby Jessica Smith (actress)Rabbit (Teletubbies)Pringles (Guy Logo)Tubby Phone Jane HorrocksDaa-Daa (Teletubbies) Teresa GallagherUmby Pumby (Teletubbies) Teresa GallagherBaa (Teletubbies) Teresa GallagherPing (Teletubbies) Teresa GallagherRuRu (Teletubbbies) Teresa GallagherDuggle Dee (Teletubbies) Teresa GallagherMi-Mi (Teletubbies) Teresa GallagherNin (Teletubbies) Teresa GallagherAgnes Loretta Brown Brendan O'CarrollEuphegenia Doubtfire Robin WilliamsProtoKlasky-Csupo "Splaat" Greg CipesSpiffy Pictures FoxHIT Entertainment Plc GlobeBilly GardinersPet Sematary Postman Pats Lee HardcastlePet Sematary JessReimu Hakurei Mai Nakahara Asami ImaiPeperami Animal Enn Reitel and Ade EdmondsonSteve (Minecraft)American SoldiersConnieyisello1974Peperamifan2000Mima (Touhou)KonngaraKurumi (Touhou)Jeff 171Josh (Rugrats) Dana HillBrooke ShieldsWinona RyderOswald the Lucky Rabbit Frank WelkerBob the Tomato Phil VischerLarry the Cucumber Mike NawrockiIzzles Fiona Watkins Colleen Daley
Du bon Usage de L'instruction

**"Du bon Usage de L'instruction"** (translated from the French title, "Du bon usage de l'instruction") is the sixty-third episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 22, 2011, on Gulli.

## Summary

The episode opens in Rosie's room where Rosie reads to Blackie a book about the alphabet. But when Rosie starts prancing back-and-forth while talking to Blackie after looking through the book, Blackie felt bored and secretly grabs another book near him. Blackie skims through the book and realizes that it's Rosie's diary and starts laughing very loud when reading one of the pages. Rosie overheard Blackie's laugh and she immediately grabs her diary away from her imaginary friend. Humiliated that Blackie has read a page from her diary which is an invasion of private information to her, she grabs a book about cooking sheep to read for Blackie as a punishment for him. After the end credits, Rosie have finished reading the book which completely scars Blackie.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Blackie

## Trivia

* It's revealed that Rosie owns a diary.
* This episode reveals that Blackie is terrified of hearing any story that's about sheep being eaten and/or slaughtered.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/22-03-2011/
Les Collectionneurs

**"Les Collectionneurs"** (translated from the French title, "Les collectionneurs") is the third episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 19, 2011, on Gulli.

## Summary

The episode opens at the Bodelin residence where Olive is showing Rosie his leaf collection that he put in his scrapbook. Feeling bored, Rosie manipulated her neighbor into thinking that the leaves he collected would someday die and get rotted away, thus Olive's hobby of collecting leaves would be completely pointless to him. This causes Olive to start crying over the realization, but as he cries, Rosie grabs a test tube and starts filling it with Olive's tears. After the end credits, it's revealed that Rosie is actually collecting Olive's tears for *her* collection, which she shows Blackie that she stores it in a closet. Rosie gloats to Blackie how easy it is to make Olive cry and how it helps fill up her Olive's tears collection very quickly.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Blackie

## Trivia

* It's revealed Olive collects leaves and Rosie collects Olive's tears.
* Blackie only appears after the end credits.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/19-02-2011/
Rosie: Ultimate Pie Fight

***Rosie: Ultimate Pie Fight*** is a 2D game on the Gulli website, which is the French distributor of *Rosie*. The player must throw pies at Olive who appears in Rosie's room.

## Description

*"Since Rosie is thoroughly annoyed by her neighbor Olive who wants to become her friend, the game’s goal is to throw pies at his face as soon as he appears."*

## How to play

There're two different games you can play: "Contre la montre" (meaning "Against the clock" in French) or "5 potes, pas plus!" (meaning "5 friends, no more!" in French).

### "Conre la monter"

Click anywhere on the screen to throws pies at Olive when you see him popping up on-screen. Try to get the most high-score as possible before the time runs out in one minute.

### "5 potes, pas plus!"

Click anywhere on the screen to throw pies at Olive when you see him popping up on-screen. If you misses him 5 times, then the game is over.

## Trivia

* Just like in *Jumpin' Rosie*, Olive is portrayed as the antagonist and there're numerous clones of him appearing in the game.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.kazachok.com/catalogue/pages/mag/808/808.pdf
Olive Chatou

**Olive Chatou** is one of the supporting characters of *Rosie*. He's Rosie Bodelin's next-door neighbor.

## Appearance

Olive is a short boy with dark blond hair and a large nose. He wears a red argyle sweater vest underneath a white polo shirt, blue jeans, and black shoes.

## Personality

Olive is a naive, puny, and innocent young boy. Outrageously and cheerful, he is very kind-hearted and wants to have fun with his neighbors, especially Rosie. Because of his pure innocence, he's not exactly the brightest and believes Rosie considers him a sincere friend, so he follows her everywhere and tends to idolize her. Despite Rosie tends to take advantage of his kindness and hurts his feelings a lot, Olive doesn't seem to mind it at all and wants nothing more than becoming friends with her.

## Relationships

### Rosie Bodelin

Rosie is Olive's neighbor whom he idolizes and has a crush on. Because of his infatuation to her, he wants to hang out with Rosie and follows her everywhere. However, he's unaware that he's annoying Rosie a lot and she wants nothing to do with him.

## Trivia

* Olive is based on Rosie's unnamed neighbor from the 2008 comic strips. However, instead of a naive and innocent boy, Rosie's neighbor in the comic strips is portrayed as a sane and somewhat snarky boy who would often get annoyed by Rosie's antics, but gets along fairly well with her.
* In the Portuguese dub, Olive's name is changed to Oscar.
	+ This is likely to give him a masculine name, since "Olive" is a girl's name.

* In "To Lose Wool", Rosie shaved his hair off to create a small sweater. Because of it, he might be wearing a wig for the rest of the series.
* "Jumpin' Rosie" and "Rosie: Ultimate Pie Fight" are the only online game in which Olive is portrayed as an antagonist.
* In "A Dream Olive", it's revealed that Olive is afraid of butterflies.
* There're a few episodes that shows Olive's crush on Rosie:
	+ In "Romeo is a Coward", Olive played as Romeo while Rosie played as Juliet. He blushes when he said one of Romeo's lines.
	+ In "A Nice Naughty", he is seen blushing after the end credits.
* In "Collectors", it's revealed that Olive collects leaves.
* In "A Name That Rings", Olive mentioned that if he has a son he would like to name him "Oscar".
	+ Coincidentally, his name is changed to "Oscar" in the Portuguese dub.

* In "The Lord of Donuts", it's revealed that Olive likes to eat donuts.
* In "Life's More Beautiful", it's revealed that Olive cries whenever he watch soap operas.
* "Olive" is actually a feminine name and is very rarely used as a boy's name.
	+ However, in French, "Olive" can be used as both a boy's or a girl's name, with Olive being a nickname for the French spelling of "Oliver" as "Olivier", which is where Olive's name comes from.

## References

1. ↑ Olive turns 8 in "The Invitation" based on the eight candles on his birthday cake.
2. ↑ "Nain roux" in the French dub by Rosie.

Brice Calendula • Delphine Bodelin • Dr. Charlebois • Eve Calendula • Miguel • Mrs. Chatou • Patrick Chatou • Suzie Bodelin

Children
Anne-Flo Calendula • **Olive Chatou**
Darth Rose

**"Darth Rose"** is the fifth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 21, 2011, on Gulli.

## Summary

The episode begins in Rosie's room where Olive is looking through Rosie's toy chest to find a scary costume for Halloween. He asks Rosie if she has any ideas, but when she didn't answer back, he looks up and sees that Rosie is wearing a Darth Vader helmet. Rosie claims that she is not Rosie and dramatically declares herself as "Darth Rose". Olive compliments Rosie's "Darth Rose" costume by saying that it's not terrible, but Rosie spooks him by saying "I am your mother!".

After the end credits, Rosie opens her bedroom door to see Olive dressed up as Yoda. Olive, wanting to play along with Rosie, asks if he's on the side of "Darth Rose", but Rosie bluntly says no.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Blackie (pictured)

## Trivia

* This episode is later released in HQ on the official 2 Minutes TV YouTube channel on February 3, 2021.
	+ It is also available on the official Rosie YouTube channel starting on February 5, 2021.
* Despite being the fifth episode produced, this is the fifteenth episode to premiere on Gulli.
* The entire episode is a reference to *Star Wars*. Rosie dresses up as Darth Vader while Olive dresses up as Yoda.
	+ Rosie even says a parody of Darth Vader's famous catchphrase, "No, I am your father".
	+ The post-credit scene shows Olive dressing up as Yoda, not knowing that the character is an enemy of Darth Vader. Thus, it's understandable why Rosie bluntly tells him he's not on the side of "Darth Rose".
* This episode is based on the July 16, 2008, comic strip. However, the comic strip didn't depict Olive wearing a Yoda costume.
* Because Halloween is mentioned by Olive, it's likely this episode takes place around October.
* Throughout the episode, Rosie and Olive are seen wearing costumes.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/21-02-2011/
2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkANg2aO-a4&ab\_channel=2MinutesTV
3. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyOflO28sB0&ab\_channel=Rosie%5BOfficiel%5D
Sans Attache

**"Sans Attache"** (translated from the French title, "Sans attache") is the seventy-third episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 27, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Delphine Bodelin

## Trivia

* This is the first time we see Rosie when she was younger, though it's only pictured.
* It's revealed that when Rosie was younger, her mom would often make her smile she could take a picture of her for the photo album.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/27-03-2011/
Le secret de Blackie

**"Le secret de Blackie"** (translated from the French title, "Le secret de Blackie") is the sixty-eighth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 24, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Blackie
* Blackie's children

## Trivia

* This is the first appearance of Blackie's children.
* Blackie gives birth to four lambs in this episode, despite being a male according to Rosie in "(Un)real Friends...". However since Blackie is an imaginary friend and therefore is considered genderless, Rosie can imagine Blackie as either a male or a female.
* The title card is similar to "Where Do You Come From, Blackie?".

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/24-03-2011/
Petit Papa Noël

**"Petit Papa Noël"** (translated from the French title, "Petit Papa Noël") is the ninety-fifth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on April 7, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou

## Trivia

* This is the fifth episode in which Rosie hosts a show to the viewers after "Teleshopping", "It Hurts", "Absenteeism is Bad", and "Olive's Choice".

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/7-04-2011/
Ils sont parmi nous

**"Ils sont parmi nous"** (translated from the French title, "Ils sont parmi nous") is the thirtieth-eighth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 2, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Blackie
* Imaginary sheep

## Trivia

* This episode continues where "The Big Bend" left off. It's also the last episode of the 8-part story-arc featuring Blackie running for mayor which first began in "Close to his Constituents".
* This episode is based on the June 4, 2008, comic strip.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/02-03-2011/
Francis

**"Francis"** is the fifty-seventh episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 19, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Francis
* Blackie

## Trivia

* This is the first appearance of Francis.
* Blackie only appears after the end credits.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/19-03-2011/
Roméo est un lâche

**"Roméo est un lâche"** (translated from the French title, "Roméo est un lâche") is the eighteenth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 23, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Blackie

## Trivia

* This episode is a parody of *Romeo and Juliet*. Rosie plays Juliet Capulet while Olive plays Romeo Montague.
* Judging how Olive blushes when he says one of Romeo's lines, he might have a crush on Rosie.
* Blackie only appears after the end credits.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/23-02-2011/
La Fessée

**"La Fessée"** (translated from the French title, "La fessée") is the ninetieth-sixth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on April 7, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Delphine Bodelin (non-speaking)

## Trivia

* This is the sixth episode in which Rosie hosts a show to the viewers after "Teleshopping", "It Hurts", "Absenteeism is Bad", and "Little Santa Claus".
* Mrs. Bodelin only appears after the end credits.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/07-04-2011/
Une histoire et au lit

**"Une histoire et au lit"** (translated from the French title, "Une histoire et au lit") is the fifty-third episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 10, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Blackie

## Trivia

* Just like in "The Good Use of Instruction", Blackie is terrified of hearing any story that's about sheep being eaten and/or slaughtered.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/10-03-2011/
Pas de Polémique

**"Pas de Polémique"** (translated from the French title, "Pas de polémique") is the thirtieth-second episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 27, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Blackie

## Trivia

* This episode continues where "Close to his Constituents" left off.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/27-02-2011/
Rosie Wiki

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The series have finished its production after Season 2 aired on Gulli in France.

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Un si gentil petit garçon

**"Un si gentil petit garçon"** (translated from the French title, "Un si gentil petit garçon") is the twenty-fourth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 24, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Mrs. Chatou (voice only)

## Trivia

* The episode title is similar to "A Name That Rings" and "Truth or Dare".

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/24-02-2011/
Le Mépris

**"Le Mépris"** (translated from the French title, "Le mépris") is the twenty-fifth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 25, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou

## Trivia

* This is the second episode that took place during the fall season after "The Lord of Donuts".

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/25-02-2011/
Delphine Bodelin

## Personality

She is a loving, but nagging mother who is overly affectionate to her daughter, much to her annoyance. She hates sadness and wants everyone to be happy, especially her daughter.

## References

Brice Calendula • **Delphine Bodelin** • Dr. Charlebois • Eve Calendula • Miguel • Mrs. Chatou • Patrick Chatou • Suzie Bodelin

Children
Anne-Flo Calendula • Olive Chatou
Le Télé-Achat

**"Le Télé-Achat"** (translated from the French title, "Le télé-achat") is the eightieth-eighth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on April 3, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou

## Trivia

* This is the first episode in which Rosie hosts a show to the viewer.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/03-04-2011/
Olive & Blackie

**"Olive & Blackie"** (translated from the French title, "Olive et Blackie") is the eightieth-sixth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on April 2, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Blackie (mentioned)

## Trivia

* Despite the title indicates that Olive and Blackie will interact with each other, Blackie doesn't appear at all and instead, Rosie creates a cardboard cutout of him.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/02-04-2011/
Rosie (book series)

***Rosie*** is a book series that adapts several episodes of *Rosie.* So far, only two novels have been released in France, and the books have been released for Season 2.

## Trivia

* Romain Gadiou wrote the books while Sébastien Tiquet illustrated them.
* The book cover for "Rosie: Against the Rest of the World" is similar to the two promotional posters for the series.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.amazon.fr/Rosie-Romain-Gadiou/dp/2092553232
2. ↑ https://www.amazon.fr/Rosie-Romain-Gadiou/dp/2092545973/
D'où viens-tu Blackie?

**"D'où viens-tu Blackie?"** (translated from the French title, "D'où viens-tu Blackie?") is the sixty-seventh episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 24, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Blackie
* Delphine Bodelin

## Trivia

* The title card is similar to "The Secret of Blackie".

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/24-03-2011/
Reconnais-le!

**"Reconnais-le!"** (translated from the French title, "On a échangé nos papa") is the eighty-second episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 31, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Delphine Bodelin
* Mr. Bodelin (mentioned)
* Patrick Chatou (pictured)

## Trivia

* This is the first appearance of Patrick Chatou.
* Mr. Chatou looks like his son Olive when he was younger. The differences are that Mr. Chatou has a small mustache and wears a green sweater vest instead of red.
* This is the second episode in which we see a picture of Rosie as a baby after "Without Attachment".
* This is the only Season 1 episode in which an adult isn't seen in a shadow.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/31-03-2011/
L'absentéisme c'est mal

**"L'absentéisme c'est mal"** (translated from the French title, "L'absentéisme c'est mal") is the ninetieth-second episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on April 5, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Delphine Bodelin
* Olive Chatou

## Trivia

* This is the third episode in which Rosie hosts a show to the viewers after "Teleshopping" and "It Hurts".
* Olive only appears after the end credits.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/05-04-2011/
Inspirée

**"Inspirée"** (translated from the French title, "Inspirée") is the seventeenth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 23, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Blackie (pictured)
* Delphine Bodelin

## Trivia

* Mrs. Bodelin only appears after the end credits.
* It's unknown what Rosie's painting looks like, but judging Olive's reaction, it might be gruesome.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/23-02-2011/
Un dîner chez Olive

**"Un dîner chez Olive"** (translated from the French title, "Un dîner chez Olive") is the seventieth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 25, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Delphine Bodelin
* Olive Chatou (mentioned)

## Trivia

* Despite the episode title implies that Rosie and her mother are going to have dinner with the Chatou family, Olive is only mentioned.
* The title card is similar to "You Tell Me a Secret?".

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/25-03-2011/
Invasion Imminente

**"Invasion Imminente"** (translated from the French title, "Invasion imminente") is the eighth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 20, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou

## Trivia

* Before the end credits, it's revealed that Rosie is holding a giant Olive's face balloon.
* The episode is based on the October 8, 2008, comic strip.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/20-02-2011/
Pilot

In 2009, Zagtoon and 2 Minutes produced a two-minute **pilot** for *Rosie*. It was first developed in the summer of 2009..

## History

During the spring of 2009 Romain Gadiou showed 2 Minutes the comic strips he created and the company decided to make the work into an animated series. The pilot was developed for the summer of 2009 and Zagtoon, a newcomer in the French animation market, became a co-producer and provided financial backup. The pilot was later shown at MIPCOM in October 2009, and during the event, Gulli purchased *Rosie* for broadcast in 2011 and AB acquired the program for broadcast 2 years later.

On September 16, 2012, the official Zagtoon YouTube channel released the pilot in English under the title "**Rosie Ep\_01**".

On February 5, 2021, the official *Rosie* YouTube channel released the pilot in French under the title "**Rosie - Bande annonce**".

## Cast and crew

*To view a complete list of all the staff and cast that worked on the pilot, go to Pilot/Credits*.

### French cast

 Bernadette Ferry | Olive ChatouDelphine Bodelin

## Episodes

*Main articles: Episode guide*

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 2

## Trivia

* This is the first animated appearance of Rosie, Olive, Mrs. Bodelin, and Blackie. Though, just like in the first season of the main series, Mrs. Bodelin only appeared as a shadow.
* In the prologue, Mrs. Bodelin mentions Rosie's doctor. However, it's unknown if the doctor is Dr. Charlebois who later appeared via shadow in "Chirurgie réparatrice".
* Both "How to Break Friends..." and "(Un)real Friends" are currently the only known *Rosie* media to be dubbed in English. Because of this, it's unknown if the main series was also dubbed in English.
* The opening sequence features a purple bird getting electrocuted by the series logo. This element was later reused for the first fourteen episodes of Season 1 ("Se défaire des amis" to "La vraie vie").
* The pilot episodes were later remade into Season 1 episodes:
	+ "How to Break Friends..." was remade into "Se défaire des amis".
	+ "(Un)real Friends..." was remade into "Mon imaginami".
* Unlike the main series, the pilot doesn't feature any post-credit scenes.
* While the pilot was in HD, the videos that are available in both English and French don't have as good quality.

## Gallery

### Screenshots

#### Title Cards

"How to Break Friends...""(Un)real Friends..."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 http://www.kazachok.com/catalogue/pages/mag/808/808.pdf
Maladie Pour un Ami

**"Maladie Pour un Ami"** (translated from the French title, "Maladie pour un ami") is the ninety-eighth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on April 8, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Dr. Charlebois

## Trivia

* This episode reveals that Rosie has eight toes as opposed to ten. Because of it, it's possible that all humans in the series also have eight toes.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/08-04-2011/
Coloriage

**"Coloriage"** (translated from the French title, "Coloriage") is the fifty-fifth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 11, 2011, on Gulli.

## Summary

The episode opens in Rosie's room, where Rosie is feeling bored and wonders what Blackie would look like in a different color aside from his signature green. As she asks what color should look like for Blackie, the sheep would turn to the aforementioned color: blue, brown, red, zebra (black-and-white), green with white polka-dots, yellow, magenta, and gray. After going through various color patterns, Rosie is unsatisfied with Blackie not looking good when he's not green. This leads to Blackie, who's annoyed for being changed into a different hue by his owner, saying that he wondered what *Rosie* would look like in green, which causes him to laugh very hard when Rosie transforms into a green hue. After the end credits, Rosie is trying to concentrate on her book, but Blackie continues to imagine what Rosie would look like in a different pattern and laughs at her when his imagination comes to life.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Blackie

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/11-03-2011/
Pilot/Credits

This page contains a full list of credits for the pilot of *Rosie*.

## Credits

* **Produced by** – Jean-Michel Spiner, Jacqueline Tordjman, Jeremy Zag
* **Written and Directed by** – Romain Gadiou
* **Storyboard by** – Fabien Brandily
* **Character and Background Design** – Sébastien Tiquet
* **Based on the original drawings and stories by** – Romain Gadiou
* **Animation** – Sébastien Tiquet
* **Compositing** – Sébastien Dewinne
* **Production Coordinator** – Sophie Coutaz
* **Editing** – Jérôme Fromeaux
* **Voices** – Jodie Forrest, Milane Kang, Sharon Mann
* **Music** – Jean-Philippe Goude
* **Production Manager** – Mireille Sarrazin
* **Sound Post-Production** – Studio Bahia
* **Thanks to** – Stéphane Lezoray, Oliver Milhaud, Bernadette Rebouillat, Louise Rapp, Chiquto
Sharon Mann

**Sharon Mann** is an American voice actress who provides voices for anime and video game productions. She voiced Olive Chatou in the Pilot of *Rosie*.

## Career

Some of her known voice roles include Jeremy Belpois and Aelita Hopper in *Code Lyoko*, Erwin Walsh in *Jamie's Got Tentacles*, Triclops in *Caspers Scare School*, and Krillen in the *Dragon Ball Z* series in the rare English dub distributed exclusively in Europe by AB Groupe.

She has been part of several video games, including Lady Fu in *China: The Forbidden City*, Penny in *Inspector Gadget: Mad Robots Invasion*, and Mina in *Return to Mysterious Island*.

## Trivia

* After she voiced Olive in the Pilot, Sharon has moved on to voice Tamago/Tamachan in the English dubbed version of *Kobushi*, another ZAG-produced show.

## External links

* Sharon's official website
* Sharon's IMDb
* Sharon's Behind the Voice Actors
* Sharon's Facebook
* Sharon's YouTube

## References

1. ↑ Though it's unconfirmed, Olive Chatou's voice is similar to Triclops from *Casper's Scare School*.

Romain Gadiou

Other crew members
Mélanie Duval • Chloé Sastre • Jacqueline Tordjman • Jeremy Zag

Jodie Forrest • Milane Kang • **Sharon Mann**

French voice actors
Fanny Bloch • Nathalie Bienaimé • Anaïs Demoustier • Bernadette Ferry • Emmanuel Fouquet • Frédérique Marlot • Martial Le Minoux
Documentaire Animalier

**"Documentaire Animalier"** (translated from the French title, "Documentaire animalier") is the forty-first episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 4, 2011, on Gulli.

## Summary

In the style of an animal documentary, the narrator explains to the viewers all about Rosie who is metaphorically portrayed as a wild animal. She's about to get into her "habitat" (the Bodelin's sofa in the living room), but she gets slipped off of it because someone has placed a large plastic wrap onto the "habitat". This angers the "wild animal" that she violently tears off the plastic wrap off her "habitat" with her mouth. After tearing off the plastic wrap, the "wild animal" is about to watch her favorite program on TV when one of "preys" arrived: her mother. The "wild animal" growls at her "prey" and scares her away for disrupting her territory. After the end credits, another "prey" arrives to see the "wild animal": Olive. And just like what she did to her first "prey", the "wild animal" growls at her second "prey" and scares him away.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Delphine Bodelin
* Olive Chatou (non-speaking)

## Trivia

* This episode is a parody of numerous real-life animal documentaries. Here, Rosie is metaphorically portrayed as a wild animal: she lives in her "habitat" (the Bodelin's sofa in front of the TV), violently tore the plastic wrap off the sofa with her mouth, and growls at her "preys" (her mother and Olive) for disrupting her territory.
* Olive only appears after the end credits.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/04-03-2011/
Chirurgie réparatrice

**"Chirurgie réparatrice"** (translated from the French title, "Chirurgie réparatrice") is the ninety-ninth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on April 8, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Dr. Charlebois
* Blackie (pictured)

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/08-04-2011/
Des preuves!

**"Des preuves!"** (translated from the French title, "Des preuves!") is the eightieth-fourth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on April 1, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou

## Trivia

* In the title card, Olive can be seen with a block of wood that holds a string with the paddle ball. The block of wood disappears after the title card and is never seen again, though it may not be an error but rather a foreshadowing of Olive's sudden disappearance at the end of the episode.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/01-04-2011/
Espèce en Voie de Disparition

**"Espèce en Voie de Disparition"** (translated from the French title, "Espèce en voie de disparition") is the twelfth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 20, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Blackie

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/20-02-2011/
Nouvelle Star

**"Nouvelle Star"** (translated from the French title, "Nouvelle star") is the forty-third episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on March 5, 2011, on Gulli.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Announcer

## Trivia

* This episode reveals that Rosie has a terrible singing voice.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/05-03-2011/
Un prénom Qui Sonne

**"Un prénom Qui Sonne"** is the twelfth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on February 24, 2011, on Gulli.

## Summary

The episode opens with Olive and Rosie in the Bodelin's front yard. Olive asked her why her parents named her "Rosie" and she comments that she felt the name doesn't sound good to her. She then explains that her father wanted to instead call her "Bernadette". Olive admits that it's hard to find a name that sounds good for a child and you don't know how good it sounds. And once the child is born, it's too late to change their name. He then tells her that he would like to name his future son "Oscar" and asked her if it's good. Rosie responds that to make sure that a name is good, it must "pass a test": she walks over to Olive and starts scolding him (as "Oscar") very loudly. Once she finishes shouting, she calms down and admits that "Oscar" is a nice name.

After the end credits, Olive asks Rosie if his name sounds good to her and she responds that she doesn't know before asking him what his name is.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou
* Mr. Bodelin (mentioned)
* Delphine Bodelin (mentioned)

## Trivia

* The episode title roughly translated to "A name that rings".
* This episode is later released in HQ on both the official 2 Minutes TV YouTube channel and the official Rosie YouTube channel. Coincidentally, both channels uploaded the episode on February 10, 2021.
* Even though this is the twelfth episode to be produced, it is the twenty-second episode to premiere on Gulli.
* This episode revealed that Rosie's father was originally going to name her "Bernadette". Interestingly, both Mrs. Bodelin's and Olive's French voice actresses for Season 1 are named Bernadette Ferry.
* Olive wants to name his future son, "Oscar".
	+ Hilariously, in the Portuguese dub of the series, Olive's name was changed to "Oscar". So, because of it, the name Olive wants to give to his son is changed to "Antonio".
* The episode title card is similar to "Action ou Vérité" and "Un si gentil petit garçon".
* The episode is based on the May 21, 2008, comic strip. However, instead of Rosie's female friend who only appears in the comic strips, Olive took her place for wanting to name his future son "Oscar".
* In the post-credit scene, Rosie asks Olive what his name is again. Even though Rosie knows Olive and refer to him by his name in "A mon cher Voisin", it's likely Rosie is being sarcastic when she asked him in that scene.
	+ Rosie asking Olive for his name might be a reference to the original comic strips since, unlike the animated series, Olive isn't named.

## Gallery

### Videos

Rosie - S1 Épisode 12 - Un prénom qui sonne
## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/24-02-2011/
2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGmF2njV-t0&ab\_channel=2MinutesTV
3. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Pg45fml5tc&ab\_channel=Rosie%5BOfficiel%5D
Anaïs Demoustier

**Anaïs Demoustier** is a French actress who appeared in more than fifty films since 2000. She voiced Rosie Bodelin in the French dubbed version of *Rosie*.

## Career

Anaïs Demoustier is passionate from an early age for comedy. It is in this perspective that at the age of seven, she takes drama lessons, allowing her to get noticed by a casting director to play a small role in *Le Monde de Marty*. Firmly determined to reiterate this tremendous cinematographic experience, Lille won her first major role in 2003 in *Le Temps du Loup*, a family drama film. Once her career began, she continues to play supporting roles in various films, such as *Barrage*, *The Price to Pay*, *Hellphone*, and *Les Murs porteurs*.

In 2009, at the 34th César Awards ceremony, Anaïs Demoustier was nominated in the category Best Female Laureate for her performance in the comedy drama *Les Grandes Personnes* , which confirms her promising career.

## Trivia

* *Rosie* is the first television show in which Demoustier voices an animated character.

## References

1. ↑ http://2minutes.fr/2017/03/rediffusion-series-danimation-2-minutes-a-television/

Romain Gadiou

Other crew members
Mélanie Duval • Chloé Sastre • Jacqueline Tordjman • Jeremy Zag

Jodie Forrest • Milane Kang • Sharon Mann

French voice actors
Fanny Bloch • Nathalie Bienaimé • **Anaïs Demoustier** • Bernadette Ferry • Emmanuel Fouquet • Frédérique Marlot • Martial Le Minoux
Jodie Forrest

**Jodie Forrest** was an American voice actress who lived in Paris, France. In addition to voice acting, she also did live acting, directing, lighting, dancing, opera singing, and teaching. She voiced Rosie Bodelin in the Pilot of *Rosie*.

## Career

Some of her known voice roles include Sissi in *Code Lyoko*, Agatha in *Indigo Prophecy*, Jade in *Beyond Good & Evil*, Zoe and Sendell in *Little Big Adventure 2*, and various characters including Gohan and Zangya in an alternate European dub for various films and specials in the *Dragon Ball* franchise.

## Death

On June 25, 2018, it was revealed by her fellow *Code Lyoko* voice actor Paul Bandey via the creator of the IFSCL that Forrest died from a long illness. Another fellow voice actress Barbara Scaff reported that she had died in December 2017.

## Trivia

* In the end credits of the Pilot, Jodie is credited as "Jodie Forest".
* Because of Jodie's death, it's unknown who would be voicing Rosie if an English dub of the series is in production.

## External links

* Jodie's IMDb
* Jodie's Behind the Voice Actors

## References

1. ↑ Though it's unconfirmed, Jodie Forrest is first person to be listed under "Voices" in the end credits, indicating that she voiced Rosie.
2. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/CodeLyoko/comments/8tpuc8/rip\_jodi\_forrest\_english\_voice\_of\_sissi\_and\_ms/
3. ↑ https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/forums/showpost.php?p=144575&postcount=3

Romain Gadiou

Other crew members
Mélanie Duval • Chloé Sastre • Jacqueline Tordjman • Jeremy Zag

**Jodie Forrest** • Milane Kang • Sharon Mann

French voice actors
Fanny Bloch • Nathalie Bienaimé • Anaïs Demoustier • Bernadette Ferry • Emmanuel Fouquet • Frédérique Marlot • Martial Le Minoux
Le 4ème Mur

**"Le 4ème Mur"** (translated from the French title, "Le 4ème mur") is the ninetieth episode of the first season of *Rosie*. It premiered in France on April 4, 2011, on Gulli.

## Summary

The episode opens with Rosie and Olive both walking through the hallways of the Bodelin residence. Suddenly, Rosie talks to Olive about "breaking the fourth wall" but the boy was confused about what does she mean by it. Rosie demonstrates to Olive about breaking the fourth wall by tearing off the scenery behind them to show that they're now in Rosie's room. She then tears the room background to show an autumn background and before tearing it off to show the background of the outside of the Bodelin house. Eventually, Rosie tears off the last background to show a completely empty, infinite white void of absolute nothingness. This freaks Olive out because of Rosie's supposed ability to altering reality. But Rosie grabs a large eraser and erases the colors from herself, making herself black-and-white which freaks Olive even more. Olive is so scared of what he saw that he is about to run away in fear, but he suddenly falls down from the void. After the end credits, it's revealed that the entire thing is only from an in-universe TV show and Rosie starts to laugh maniacally on the screen.

## Characters

* Rosie Bodelin
* Olive Chatou

## Trivia

* As the title suggested, the entire episode is about fourth wall breaking.

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/04-04-2011/
Episode guide

The following is a list of episodes for *Rosie*.

## Episode list

***Note:** Because* Rosie *was released outside of North America, this is a list of episodes that were released in France and aired on Gulli.*

### Pilot: 2009

*Main article: Pilot*

 1
 2

## References

1. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/19-02-2011/
2. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/10-04-2011/
3. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/01-06-2013/
4. ↑ https://playtv.fr/programmes-tv/gulli/16-03-2014/