Episodes: 40 | Released: 2009 | Certificate: U | Genre: Children | Director: Seamus Malone
Actors: John Sparkes
, Justin Fletcher
, Richard Webber
, Kate Harbour
A bored Shaun dresses up as the Farmer to entertain the flock. Realising he now has the power to boss Bitzer around, Shaun takes the opportunity to throw a bit of a party for the flock. All goes to plan until Bitzer puts two and two together. Then Shaun encounters the real Farmer...
The flock hijack a road line-painting machine and cause chaos while creating giant works of art in the field.
A leak in the barn roof forces the flock to relocate to the pig sty for the night. Unfortunately, the selfish pigs don't want to share. After a chaotic mud and pillow fight, Shaun comes up with a plan to patch things up.
It's bath time for a reluctant Timmy. In trying to escape, Timmy gets a spring attached to his tail. It's up to the flock to catch the bouncing baby sheep and return him to the tub before he destroys the farm.
The Farmer is attempting to learn how to ballroom dance using Pidsley as his dancing partner. The din they create annoys the sheep so much that Shaun decides he has to do something to stop them.
The Farmer discovers his old golf clubs and decides to knock a few balls around in the field, instantly putting his back out. Shaun takes the opportunity to learn how to play while Bitzer, who desperately wants to show off his golfing prowess, is forced to tend to his injured master inside the house.
The Farmer is preparing for a date! He wants to look his best so it's time to dust off his prized hairpiece. Shaun can't resist trying the wig on but loses it whilst showing off to the flock. The race is on as Shaun and Bitzer try to return the wig in time for the Farmer's big night.
The sheep discover a set of bagpipes on the rubbish dump which they immediately misidentify as a sick emu. They set about trying to nurse it back to health before releasing it back into the wild.
Timmy accidentally eats a tomato grown with "Miracle-Grow" fertilizer and expands to become the King Kong of sheep. Shaun must keep the giant toddler out of sight while trying to figure out how to return him to normal size.
Whilst preparing for bed, the Farmer manages to lock himself out of the house and is stuck outside in his pyjamas. He decides to spend the night in the barn but his incessant snoring drives the flock mad. Shaun heads up an operation to return him to his bed without waking him up.
A wildlife film inspires Pidsley the cat to play a prank on the flock by disguising himself as a leopard. Shaun is convinced there is a huge beast on the loose and concocts a plan to catch it.
When Shaun accidentally breaks the Farmer's glasses, he and Bitzer have their work cut out trying to prevent their short-sighted master from having mishaps around the farm. Things get a little hair-raising for the flock before Shaun manages to replace the smashed up spectacles.
The Farmer gives Bitzer a horrible new hat. Bitzer is very upset as he treasured his old hat. The flock rally round to try and cheer him up with a selection of dashing alternative head-gear. Meanwhile, Shaun heads off on an adventure to find out what the Farmer did with the old one.
A cute mouse appears in the farmhouse and terrorises the Farmer. Pidsley the cat is ordered to dispose of the rodent. When the mouse takes refuge in Shaun's fleece, the flock persuade him to protect their new friend from the pitiless cat.
The Farmer is trying to impress his new date by cooking her a romantic dinner. Unfortunately, the Farmer can't cook and Bitzer is a useless maître d'.
The Farmer has set up a stall by the side of the road, selling produce from the garden. He leaves Bitzer in charge for the day. But lazy Bitzer soon gets bored and gives Shaun the job while he puts his feet up by the pool. Shaun proves to be a much better salesman than Bitzer and flock are only too happy to get stuck in, selling pretty much all the Farmer's worldly possessions!
The Farmer is throwing a fancy-dress house party for his birthday. Bitzer is entrusted with posting the invites but fools around on the way to the post box and loses them all! Shaun saves the day again - disguised in their own ingenious costumes, the sheep stand in as the guests and have a right old knees-up. But can they fool the Farmer into believing he is surrounded by his friends?
Two bungling alien scientists transport Pidsley and Shaun aboard their flying saucer. Unfortunately, a foolish error causes the aliens to swap the animal's brains around. Shaun and Pidsley are dumped back to Earth, not realising they are in the wrong bodies - leading to much confusion around the farm before the aliens return to correct their mistake.
When Bitzer's kennel is accidentally destroyed, he hopes the Farmer will replace it with a new deluxe model. But when he sees his master's clumsy attempt to build a new kennel, Bitzer is so horrified he packs his bags and leaves home. Shaun hopes to tempt Bitzer to return with the kennel of his dreams.
A bedraggled new sheep lands amongst the flock. After a wash in the sheep dip, the new comer turns out to be quite attractive and Shaun immediately falls head over hoof for her. The flock are kept amused by Shaun's romantic antics, while Bitzer goes on a journey to find her rightful owner.
The Farmer gets Bitzer to help him renovate an old boat, but as soon as his back is turned the sheep and pigs turn the refurbishment into a swashbuckling game of pirates.
A wayward balloonist lands in the sheep's field. Shaun and his friends are intrigued by the hot air balloon and inadvertently take to the skies. Down on the ground an ever more desperate Bitzer runs himself ragged attempting to bring the wayward sheep back down to Earth safely.
The cockerel is missing and there's no one to wake up the farm. When Shaun discovers the cockerel has been snatched by the greedy fox, he sets off with Bitzer on a daring rescue mission. Will they get the cockerel back in time to wake up the rest of the farm?
Bitzer thinks The Farmer is planning to replace him, so Shaun helps to knock his friend into shape. Unfortunately Bitzer goes completely over the top with his training regime and starts running the farm with military precision driving everyone crazy.
The Farmer has taken up sculpting, but unintentionally drops a huge slab of stone on top of Timmy's teddy. Shaun and the flock must struggle and strain to lift the heavy block and retrieve the precious toy.
When Bitzer injures his foot and can't work, the Farmer chooses the pigs to take over his role. The power crazy pigs take the opportunity to turn the farm into a porky paradise - at the sheep's expense. Bitzer tries in vain to warn his master what is going on behind his back, but it's Shaun who steps in and restores the status quo.
While trying to retrieve his ball, Bitzer falls into a muddy pond. When Shaun sees a big, blobby, shambling "thing" squelching across the field he's convinced they are being attacked by a swamp monster...Run!
After getting covered in soot, two hapless ducks are mistaken for a pair of rare African Zebra Ducks. Seeing a way to make money, the Farmer transforms Shaun's field into an exotic duck enclosure, which he gleefully opens to the public. Shaun doesn't appreciate losing his field and sets about exposing the fraud.
Bitzer loses his precious whistle and tests out the Farmer's trumpet as a replacement. Before long, the power of the trumpet goes to his head and his fanfares and jazz styled bugling drives the flock around the bend.
When Timmy drives off on the Farmer's brand new quad bike, Shaun, Bitzer and the flock have to give chase by any means available! Very soon half the animals on the farm have joined in the chase. Can the sheep rescue Timmy and return the quad bike before the Farmer finds out?
A magpie has nested in the big tree and is causing chaos by stealing everything around the farm. The magpie's nest soon begins to fill up with loot and Shaun has to come up with a brilliant plan to outwit the burgling bird.
While the farmer is away on a night out, the sheep sneak into the farmhouse for a party. But when Pidsley snaps a photograph of the fun and games, Shaun and Bitzer need to catch the malicious cat before he can show the incriminating evidence to the Farmer.
The farm is looking spotless and everyone is on their best behaviour when the dreaded farm inspector pays a visit. But while the inspector checks out the inside of the farmhouse, war breaks out in the field between the sheep and the pigs. Can Bitzer prevent the inspector from noticing as the chaos escalates outside?
In a bid to help move Shirley around the farm Shaun has the idea of fitting up Shirley with wheels. Using a remote control Shaun can now manoeuvre his large friend around easily - until The Farmer's TV remote interferes with the signal causing Shirley to run amuck.
A fox arrives at the farm, disguising himself as a handsome ram to infiltrate the flock and eat Timmy! All the lady sheep are beguiled by this charming new arrival - especially Shirley. Shaun becomes suspicious when the fox's cunning disguise begins to fail.
The farm takes delivery of a brand new pool table. Before the Farmer can take it indoors, Bitzer and the flock have a game with disastrous cloth-ripping consequences. They must repair the damage before the Farmer finds out!
The farmer receives a huge electricity bill and decides to build his own wind turbine to power the farmhouse. As soon as the Farmer's back is turned, Shaun and the flock adapt the noisy new contraption into something much more fun - a fairground big-wheel. It's not long before the Farmer blows his fuse.
Bitzer has caught a cold and the Farmer decides to tuck him up in the house to recover. In doing so Pidsley the cat is ousted from his favourite spot next to the fire. The mean cat attempts various ways to remove the snotty dog while the sheep do their best to keep Bitzer where he needs to be.
Shaun and his chums awake to find the farm covered in snow. But while the sheep are enjoying themselves having a massive snowball fight they are all unaware that the Farmer is snowed inside the farmhouse and trying desperately to escape.
Shaun discovers that the Farmer will be spending Christmas Day alone. The animals work through the night festooning the farmhouse with decorations so that the Farmer wakes up to the most magical Christmas he has ever experienced.
