
Shaun the Sheep thinks and acts like a person in a barnyard, which usually gets him into trouble. The farmer's sheepdog, Bitzer, tries to keep Shaun and his friends out of trouble. The farmer is oblivious to the humanlike features of his flock, who are like one big, happy family.

When a cabbage bounces into the field from a passing truck, Shaun and his pals decide to use it as a football, with little help from the pigs.

Who likes a freezing bath? Noone! Shaun and pals go commando and do everything they can to have a hot relaxing sheep dip!

Shirley grows heavier, and Shaun and the flock do their best to help her lose weight. It works, but an accident in which Timmy and a tractor were involved launches Shirley into a pie truck—and back to her fat, weighty state.

Timmy the little lamb is distraught when the farmer take's his favourite toy, can Shaun and pals get it back?

Those pesky pigs have taken all the apples, and wont let the sheep have one - they didn't count on Shaun!

The Farmer oil paints the farm, but runs out of white paint for the sheep. Shaun tries to fix the painting, but soon the rest of the flock are a riot of colour. Although the painting appears ruined, it actually proves to be a fortune-winning masterpiece at the end.

Goats will eat anything, including the sheep's grass - whilst they look on in horror!

Sheep can't order pizzas, can they? Noone told Shaun and pals, as they strip the scarecrow and head off into town.

Shaun turns matador when a new addition joins the flock.

It's partytime when Shaun finds the farmer's old records, who knew sheep could boogie down?
Created by: Richard Starzak
Available on: BBC One, CBBC