Ozzy & Drix

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  • TV-Y7
  • 2002
  • 2 Seasons
  • 6.9  (1,475)

Ozzy & Drix is an animated television series that aired on The WB from 2002 to 2004, serving as a spinoff of the live-action film Osmosis Jones. The show is set within the vibrant and bustling metropolis of the human body, where various anthropomorphic cells, bacteria, and viruses coexist in a whimsical yet perilous environment that mirrors the inner workings of a living organism.

At the heart of the story are two main characters: Ozzy, a young, carefree white blood cell, and Drix, a no-nonsense, pill-shaped artificial cold medication. Together, they form an unlikely duo who embark on a series of adventures inside the body, facing off against menacing germs, infections, and other health threats. Their bond exemplifies the classic odd-couple dynamic, with Ozzy representing impulsiveness and curiosity, while Drix embodies caution and logic.

The show creatively mixes elements of comedy and action, using a unique premise that appeals to both children and family audiences. The animated world is characterized by its vibrant colors and imaginative depictions of the human body, transforming ordinary biological processes into thrilling escapades. From navigating through the bloodstream to battling against mischievous bacteria in the digestive system, every episode presents a new challenge that the duo must confront. Their missions often revolve around safeguarding the body from illnesses, teaching viewers about health in a fun and engaging manner.

The storytelling in Ozzy & Drix is engaging, often incorporating humorous gags, clever dialogue, and lighthearted moral lessons related to health and wellness. Each episode typically begins with a relatable scenario—a common cold, allergies, or an injury—that quickly escalates into an exciting adventure. The show employs a variety of story arcs, showcasing teamwork and the importance of friendship, while also touching on themes of responsibility and resourcefulness.

Supporting characters play vital roles in enriching the narrative. Among them are various allegorical figures representing different aspects of the human immune response and body functions. These characters are not only entertaining but also serve to educate the audience about how the body fights off illness. The comedic interactions between characters, particularly between Ozzy and Drix, add depth to their personalities and contribute to the show's overall charm.

One of the standout features of Ozzy & Drix is the voice acting, which brings the vibrant characters to life. With a talented cast that lends their voices to the characters, the delivery of lines and comedic timing significantly enhances the viewing experience. The chemistry between Ozzy and Drix is palpable, and their dialogues often range from silly banter to heartfelt moments, making them relatable to the audience.

The animation style is both distinctive and appealing, utilizing bright colors and dynamic movements that capture the energetic and amusing essence of the series. The creative design of the body as a living environment showcases the show's imagination, turning cells and viruses into relatable characters with distinct personalities and traits. This artistic approach allows the series to merge educational content with a playful tone, making learning about the human body engaging and enjoyable for young viewers.

As the series progresses, the adventures of Ozzy and Drix delve deeper into the complexities of human health, tackling various physical challenges while ensuring that the audience remains entertained. Each episode serves not just as a standalone story but as part of a larger narrative that emphasizes the importance of health, teamwork, and understanding one's body.

In a world where animated shows often focus on entertainment alone, Ozzy & Drix manages to strike a balance between fun and education. The show not only captivates children with its humor and action but also encourages them to appreciate the importance of taking care of their health. By presenting biological concepts in a relatable manner, Ozzy & Drix provides valuable insights into the functioning of the human body while instilling a sense of responsibility among its young viewers.

Overall, Ozzy & Drix presents an imaginative and entertaining exploration of life within the human body, continually engaging audiences with relatable characters and exciting storylines. Whether it's through the hilarity of their escapades or the essential lessons learned along the way, the show leaves a lasting impact on its viewers, making it a memorable part of the early 2000s animated landscape. With its blend of humor, adventure, and educational content, Ozzy & Drix remains a unique gem in children's programming, leaving audiences eagerly awaiting each new episode.

Ozzy & Drix is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (26 episodes). The series first aired on September 14, 2002.

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Cavities (aka Journey to the Center of the Tooth)
13. Cavities (aka Journey to the Center of the Tooth)
July 5, 2004
General Malaise creates a cavity on Hector's tooth when he eats too much sugar and doesn't brush his teeth.
Nature Calls
12. Nature Calls
June 28, 2004
Ozzy & Drix go camping when Hector's appendix get infected.
Double Dose (aka Ozzy and Ozzy)
11. Double Dose (aka Ozzy and Ozzy)
June 21, 2004
Ozzy goes into mitosis and a four armed evil clone doubles from him trying to steal the iodine.
Supplements (aka Triumph of the Supplements)
10. Supplements (aka Triumph of the Supplements)
June 14, 2004
Hector gets lead poisoning after sniffing lead and the Mayor makes him eat cereal, which is good because it brings in the supplements, who are mostly vitamins.
A Cold Day In Hector
9. A Cold Day In Hector
October 25, 2003
While snowboarding with Travis, Hector crosses an off limits area. Hector starts to freeride, but falls and makes a rip in his trousers. This causes a virus named Cryle to drop Hector's temperature. Ozzy and Drix get ready for a day at the beach, but have to stop Cryle from making Hecotr die of hypothermia.
A Growing Cell
8. A Growing Cell
October 11, 2003
Hector is super-sizing at fast-food resturaunts far too much, which gives Sticity, a bad cholestrial beatnik, the chance to kidnap a fat cell family's child, in an atempt to clog an artery. Can Ozzy and Drix (and the new navigational system, installed by Drix, named Backseat) return the huge blob to his parents in time?
Aunti Histamine
7. Aunti Histamine
October 4, 2003
Hector uses a Nose spray to clear his nose, and Drix's Aunt appears. Suddenly, there's a drop in water in Hector and Ozzy thinks Drix's aunt is causing it.
Tricky Ricardo
6. Tricky Ricardo
September 27, 2003
After getting injured on a police case, Maria is sent home to rest for the week. She decided to use this time to work on a family reunion coming up for her. Drix notices a rip on the corner of Maria's family picture. Maria doesn't seem to want to talk about it but then Ricky comes in and starts putting the puzzle pieces together. Maria and Ricky share their past with Drix which turns out as Ricky being the family prankster. Maria lost his trust in him so Drix decides to help Ricky get it back. He allows him to be a private eye along with Ozzy with not so good results.
Puberty Alert
5. Puberty Alert
September 20, 2003
Hector discovers hair growing on his chin; testosterone gang ties up the mayor and wreaks havoc.
The Conqueror Worm
4. The Conqueror Worm
September 13, 2003
Hector eats a sausage that he barely cooked and gets sick which leads him to getting two worms in his the male worm dies after mating, but the female survives, so Ozzy tries to kill it along with a crazy captain and Drix.
Lights Out!
3. Lights Out!
September 6, 2003
Everyone inside Hector forgets who Ozzy and Drix are when Hector experiences a concussion, forcing them to locate the site of the concussion, so they can reboot Hector's memories.
An Out of Body Experience (2)
2. An Out of Body Experience (2)
August 30, 2003
This episode is the second part to the episode, An Out of Body Experience. So far, Ozzy is still trapped in the body of Christine and he learns that he's switching genders. With the help of Drix's plan and a cold pill called Drixina in the body of Christine, Ozzy may return to Hector and prevent Christine from have pneumonia.
An Out of Body Experience (1)
1. An Out of Body Experience (1)
August 23, 2003
When Christine puts her mouth on Hector's mouth after he jumps high dive to impress her. She does it, so she can save his life. Ozzy gets into Christine's body after she does that and while being there, he starts acting like a girl and changing into a pink color. Also, the citizens of Christine think that he's a virus and he gets arrested.
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Where to Watch Ozzy & Drix
Ozzy & Drix is available for streaming on the The WB website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Ozzy & Drix on demand at Vudu, Microsoft Movies & TV and Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    September 14, 2002
  • IMDB Rating
    6.9  (1,475)