Today, Amazon Prime Video is debuting another chance for Shaun and his wooly pals to charm the pants off ya with a brand new, half-hour Amazon Originals special: Shaun the Sheep: The Farmer’s ...

Mark Burton (co-director of 2015’s “Shaun the Sheep Movie”) reunites with this rowdy bunch of characters as the screenwriter of “Farmageddon” in tandem with fresh collaborator Jon Brown ...

The work began with concept art of the familiar “Shaun the Sheep” farm, redesigning the yard to provide an old-school look, and adding corn fields for the iconic image of a crops circle.

The running gag is that while Shaun’s ovine posse get into all kinds of un-sheep-like escapades, Bitzer and Shaun collude to make sure the farmer never notices anything strange.

The second installment in the “Shaun the Sheep Movie” franchise, “A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon” is nominated for Best Animated Feature film at the 93rd Academy Awards. Tuesday ...

A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon is a delightful animated comedy in which Shaun and his flock assist an alien named Lu-La in returning home while dodging the pursuit of Agent Red. With its ...

Find out where to watch Shaun the Sheep from Season 2 at TV Guide. ... Snow blankets the farm, and Shaun and his friends enjoy a friendly snowball fight. Where to Watch. Episode 40.

Shaun and his pals run rings around their poor sheepdog Bitzer, as he tries to stop the Farmer finding out what's going on behind his back. Every day brings a new adventure for Shaun. Season 5 ...

Shaun (who is a sheep) and his friends (sheep, and one dog) do not speak, because they are sheep (and one dog). Moreover, the humans that inhabit their world — including the Farmer, who seems to ...

In Aardman‘s half-hour stop-motion comedy film “Shaun the Sheep: The Flight Before Christmas,” Timmy the lamb finds himself whisked off on an adventure to the local town, hidden in a large ...

Watch a clip from "Shaun the Sheep Movie," starring the voices of Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes and Omid Djalili. Photo: Lionsgate This may sound dogmatic, or sheepmatic, but it’s axiomatic ...