In series 7, the metal knight statue is named Ollie and the task where everyone has to get an exact weight on the scale had the reveal where, upside, it's Ollie's name.
My belief is that they picked the name after they thought of the task. I'm betting that they wanted to have an easy route to victory and found one object in the house to base the weight on and then named him based off of his weight, upside-down.
My husband believes they named him out of the context of the task and then just manipulated his weight to match.
Is there any backstory that's been provided anywhere (like in a book or in interviews) where this has been explained? I would love to have an answer for a very very light-hearted disagreement about this. Alternatively, do you guys want to weigh in on your theories? You may be able to sway one of us.
My great-grandmother’s first name was Ollie, and I’d like to honor her when the time comes. But my partner does not like Olivia, and I’m struggling to find another name to suggest. Any ideas? Middle name might be Sue.
Oliver olive err! Oh, liver! Oh, live, her! "Ol' Iver?" Oh, Liv err.
I bought an Ollie and it’s coming in 1-2 weeks. What should I name the little guy?
