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Tommy & Oscar The Movie 

Oscar, an adorable and bizarre alien from Pianota, the planet of Music, is forced to land on Earth due to a malfunction in his spaceship. Here he befriends Tommy, a brave and charismatic 10-year-old boy who receives a series of ultra-technological gadgets for each mission from his inventor uncle, Prof. Leonard. The two, united by their passion for music and love for all races, experience exciting adventures together in every corner of the world, solving mysteries and saving people in danger.
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Oscar, an adorable and bizarre alien from Pianota, the planet of Music, is forced to land on Earth due to a malfunction in his spaceship. Here he befriends Tommy, a brave and charismatic 10-year-old boy who receives a series of ultra-technological gadgets for each mission from his inventor uncle, Prof. Leonard. The two, united by their passion for music and love for all races, experience exciting adventures together in every corner of the world, solving mysteries and saving people in danger.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Iginio Straffi
Written By:Valentino Grassetti
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Studio:Rainbow, RAI

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