Shaun the Sheep - Complete Series 1 [DVD]

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Shortly after they find the real suspect and decide that the monster is Bitzer and try to clean him up, the sheep realize they are cleaning up a real swamp monster, who's revealed to be a breaded man when the real Bitzer shows up. After completing all of his tasks, Bitzer is shocked to find the state of the barn and decides to help by tidying up. When the Farmer decides to throw out his magic set, Shaun decides to put on a show, but things get out of hand when the flock starts disappearing.

He can be heard frequently making wordless noises, speaking gibberish, or muttering under his breath just audibly enough for the viewer to pick up on his meaning. Shaun finds a camera left by some campers, and snaps away with it, but Bitzer and the pigs have other plans. Shaun decides to be in charge when the Farmer and Bitzer run off to play together, but it turns out to be much harder than he expects. The bike breaks free from its fixings and is soon travelling cross country along with its oblivious rider and Shaun, Bitzer and the gang in pursuit. The Granny is a short-tempered, short-sighted old lady, appearing in "Take Away" and "Save the Tree".

Torrential rain threatens to ruin the annual Sheep Dog trials, but The Farmer begs the judges for an opportunity to show off his talented Flock. The pig's new celebrity status, with accompanying A-list behaviour fool the other animals – but Shaun is determined to discover the truth. When the flock nips off on the bus to the local amusement park, Shaun fears that the Farmer will find out. In Canada, the original Canadian iteration of BBC Kids aired the show in syndication with Knowledge Kids. A quartet of chick hatchlings bonds to Shaun, thinking he's their mother, and they relentlessly follow him around.

Pidsley the cat is upset when his favourite spot is taken by Bitzer, who gets tucked up in the house when he gets a cold. Shaun and his gang of sheep try to steal all the hot water from the Farmer's house to have a nice warm sheep dip. Series 2 consists of 40 episodes [3] [4] and commenced airing in the United Kingdom on 23 November 2009 on BBC One and BBC HD. When an old lady realises her umbrella is being used as a hockey stick, she seizes the opportunity to score the winning goal. Shirley's snoring wakes everyone up, so Shaun decides that the only way to get a peaceful night's sleep is to get her out of the barn.Shaun (vocal effects by Justin Fletcher) is the protagonist of the series and the leader of the flock. Note: This episode shares its premise with a Nintendo DS video game titled Shaun the Sheep: Off His Head, which had been released two months earlier. While Bitzer goes on a journey to find her rightful owner, the flock are kept amused by Shaun's romantic antics. A film crew arrives to record a rare bird nesting at Mossybottom Farm, but the farmer is attracted to one of them and ruins their attempts.

Aardman developed a feature film Shaun the Sheep Movie, [35] written and directed by Richard Starzak and Mark Burton, which was financed by French company StudioCanal, [36] and was released on 6 February 2015. The Farmer hits the dance floor and attempts to learn how to ballroom dance using Pidsley as his dancing partner.The Farmer (voiced by John Sparkes) is a bespectacled, balding man who runs the farm with Bitzer at his side and acts as the flock's primary, if unwitting, nemesis. The sheep take him into the barn, and attempt to transform him into the epitome of porcine sophistication, but do they really know who they have invited into their home?

A muddy creature emerges, wearing Bitzer's hat, and when Shaun hears this thing squelching across the flock's field, he's convinced that they are being attacked by a swamp monster. Bitzer's kennel is accidentally destroyed by the Farmer's tractor crashing into it, and the canny canine hopes the Farmer will replace it with a new deluxe model. The sheep throw a party in the house, but Pidsley captures their antics on film, forcing Shaun and Bitzer to work together to prevent him from showing the pictures to the Farmer. Home Media releases are distributed by Panorama Corporation in Hong Kong, and Walt Disney Studios Japan in Japan, with earlier releases under the latter's Ghibli Museum Library imprint.A wildlife film inspires Pidsley the cat to play a prank on the flock by disguising himself as a cheetah. Although the original series is silent aside from sound effects, a Hindi-dubbed version seen on Nickelodeon India was redone with scripts and dialogue. Every time the postman pays the Farmer a visit, Bitzer’s canine instincts get the better of him, resulting in shredded mail and an irate farmer. Shaun realises he is accidentally cut out of the Farmer's family photo when the Farmer tries to take the picture, so he and Bitzer try to work on the perfect snapshot to complete the photo.