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Yes!! As this will be the most important part.

Well, @Radrussie you will discover soon enough the difference between theory and how it pans out in real life ;)

Doing this will result in only max. 25% Olive Eggers as the parents already bring 100 % brown from the BCM and only about 50% blue/green from the EE hens. Pairing this offspring again to BCM leads to 75% BCM genetics and about 25 % EE genetics, but there even is the risk of some other non...

With EEs you never really know about their ancestry/genetics, so using a male whose parents both were blue/green eggers would bring better results. Crossing cream colour eggers with a BCM rooster will usually just result in their offspring's eggs to be several shades of brown instead of olive...

That would also depend on the colour of the eggs they hatched from.

Yes, light to medium olive with dark spots.