Season 1

The **first season** of *Rosie* premiered on February 19, 2011, on Gulli. The season includes 102 episodes with a 1-minute length.

## Season overview

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## Cast and crew

*To view a complete list of all the staff and cast that worked on Season 1, go to Season 1/Credits*.
**Note:** Because it's unknown if there's an official English dub of the series, this is a list of voice actors/voice actresses for the French dub only.

## Episodes

*Main articles: Episode guide*

* Episode List in Production Order
* French Releases

**Note:** These episodes list the French premiere of each episode, which may not reflect the true written order of their episodes, which is the production order.

## Trivia

* The production of the first season went very quick because it was produced between April and September 2010 in the French studios of 2 Minutes in Angouleme, where the director, story-boarders, and animators were all located for more efficiency.
* Season 1 has the most number of episodes in the series with a total of 102. Though, it makes sense because all of those episodes have a one-minute length.
* In this season, the opening sequence would feature a bird suffering from a series of misfortunes prior to the series logo being shown. There are a total of nine variations of the opening sequence with most of them based on a specific theme of the episodes it appears in.
	+ The first variation appears from "Se défaire des amis" to "La chanson de Rosie" (with the only exception being "Les enfants malheureux"). It even appears in "L'amitié selon Rosie".
		- While the variation isn't themed around anything, it is a remake of the pilot's opening sequence. Thus, it seems this variation can be seen as an introduction to the main series for the audience.
	+ The second variation appears from "Le grand virage" to "Un Jour mon prince" (with the only exception being "L'amitié selon Rosie"). It even appears in "Les enfants malheureux".
		- This variation is themed around Rosie's hobby of watching TV in the living room. A majority of the episodes take place in the living room of the Bodelin residence.
	+ The third variation appears from "Monstrueux" to "Ton meilleur ami".
		- While the variation isn't themed around anything, it appears in three episodes where Olive is outside Rosie's bedroom.
	+ The fourth variation appears from "Proche de ses électeurs" to "Le Blackiegate".
		- This variation is themed around Blackie's campaign to become "worldwide president". A majority of the episodes take place in Rosie's bedroom.
	+ The fifth variation appears from "1... 2... 3..." to "L'étiquette".
		- This variation is themed around Rosie's friendship with her imaginary friend Blackie. A majority of the episodes take place in Rosie's room.
	+ The sixth variation appears from "Un dîner chez Olive" to "On a échangé nos papas".
		- While the variation isn't themed around anything, it appears in episodes that take place inside the Bodelin residence. More specifically, either in the kitchen or the living room.
	+ The seventh variation appears from "Reconnais-le!" to "Olive es-tu là?".
		- While the variation isn't themed around anything, it appears in episodes focusing on Rosie and Olive.
	+ The eighth variation appears from "Le Télé-Achat" to "La Fessée".
		- This variation is themed around Rosie hosting a talk show. However, the only episodes that didn't focus on the talk show are "Cobayes de la vie", "Le 4ème Mur", and "Le public a voté".
	+ The ninth and final variation appears from "Chirurgie réparatrice" to "Cauchemars".
		- This variation is themed around Rosie's visit to Dr. Charlebois.
* Not counting the pilot, this is the only season in which all the adults are only seen by their shadows and/or their voices.
* This season has the smallest number of characters. Not counting the birds who appear in the opening sequence as well as the adults who are only seen by their shadows and/or in pictures, there's a total of 10 characters who appear physically: Rosie, Olive, Blackie, The Nanny, Francis, Blackie's quadruplets, and a demon (though, only its hand appear).
* As of April 2021, every single episode of Season 1 is available to watch in HD on both the official *Rosie* YouTube channel and the 2 Minutes YouTube channel. However, this is the only season to be available online on HD.

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