Shaun the Sheep

When the farmer gets stuck in the Loo, Bitzer has to get vital supplies to him as a matter of urgency. His is initial efforts end in failure and he drafts in Shaun and the gang to help out.

The Farmer is stressed out and has had enough of the farm and its inhabitants. He storms off for a break, suitcase in hand, only to reappear almost immediately, the same, but somehow different. The farm is transformed into a hippy commune where work and chores are abolished and the animals are encouraged to express themselves…

Battle ensues when the pigs muscle in on Shaun’s private club and steal all the pizza. Shaun, Bitzer and the flock mount a rescue mission for Timmy who the pigs have taken hostage.

Timmy decides to helps the hedgehogs find a resting place for the night. His efforts, however, lead his weary friends into a series a scrapes rather than giving them a good night’s sleep.

The farm is paid an unexpected visit from an escapee from the nearby prison who takes refuge in the Barn. After a short while with Shaun and the gang, though, prison doesn’t seem such a bad option.

Never meet your Heroes. The Farmers Rock n’Roll idol, is stranded at the farm when his limosine breaks down. Soon revealed as a spoilt pretender, Shaun decides to show him a lesson from the ‘School of Rock’.

Shaun persuades Bitzer to take part in his game of Cricket but Bitzer is more worried about the condition of the pitch than the game. The resident moles, unhappy at the game taking place above their head get involved in a tit for tat with Bitzer which soon escalates to full scale war.

The flock don’t recognise Shaun when he loses one his most distinctive features. His old pal Bitzer helps him track down the lost thatch, but not before Shaun becomes very attached to one of the chickens.

Bitzer is left with a mountain of work when the farmer is rendered incapable. Enter the farmhand who is more interested in his mobile phone than getting the task done. Shaun and Flock ensure that their friend Bitzer gets his own ‘down time’.

After spending the night putting together the bed instead of sleeping in it…the farmer has a lie in and Bitzer is in charge of making sure his master’s rest is uninterrupted. Keeping the farm quiet proves to be a full time job for Bitzer.

Bitzer treats the farmer to a restaurant style dining experience, offering a delicious pie as the main course. But when the pie goes missing, Bitzer makes the mistake of accepting Shaun and the flocks offer of help in the kitchen…

Bitzer's over-officious management style becomes too much for the sheep who decide it’s time for him to chill out. Bitzer’s tasks for the day take on a new purpose, for everyone to have some fun!

The farmer receives a mystery gift from his antipodean cousin. Unimpressed with the present, he attempts to throw it away only for it to keep reappearing. He becomes convinced it has magical powers.

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 decides to help out by taking on the role of Bitzer’s therapist…with unexpected consequences.

The flock are off for a girls night out, leaving Bitzer to Babysit Timmy. It’s not long before the youngster makes clear who’s in charge.

Bitzer thinks the future has arrived when he takes delivery of his new high tech farmyard control module but when the gadget malfunctions, Bitzer is left wishing for his old whistle.

When one of the pigs attempts to make friends with Timmy, his cohort evict him as punishment for un-pig-like behaviour. 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?

Bitzer, Shaun and Flock are convinced that a monster is at loose on the farm and hide in the barn. But what exactly is it they are afraid of?

When Timmy sees a particularly grumpy farmer giving one of the flock a hard time, he decides to give him an idea of what it’s like to be a sheep. But when the time comes to have the old farmer back, things aren’t quite so simple.

Bitzer is an all too willing invalid when he has to wear the cone of shame and is happy to let the flock wait on him. That is, until Shaun rumbles his malingering and plots the pooch’s comeuppance.