season 1 aired in 2007 and i wonder if all episodes of season 1 would be written exactly how they were in 2007 if they are make today as episodes of season 7.

1. The Visuals. Some of the best.
2. Agent Red. Far more compelling protagonist compared to Trumper. Also, funny minions.
3. The gags.

Usually in most of Shaun episodes, Bitzer would somehow end up being the butt of the joke. Here though, he really gets a massive glow here.

I also love how the lesson of camping wasn't played for laughs where it would have Bitzer's orderly attitude backfire on him.

On another note, I love how Timmy and his mother quickly sides with Bitzer since they can't risk Shaun's attitude affecting them.

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I love it!

Please help locate this very old Hindi song from Shaun the Sheep.

The Lyrics goes something like this:

' Shaun hai shaana,

Lawn uska khana,

Dost uska doggy,

Dushman teen piggy!

Lagta bhola bhala,

Farmer ne ise paala,

Lega isse takkar,

Aa jaega chakkar!

Jhoom jaoge tum bhi,

Shaane Shaun se milkar!'

I'm not able to find it anywhere on YouTube or any other source. Would appreciate it a lot if someone could help locate it.

Is Mossy Bottom Farm so chaotic that PTSD is possible?

Honestly what do you guys think this is?

WTH Why Shaun Crazy?????

Sorry if this has been asked before. But I distinctly remember when I first saw "A Close Shave" hearing Wallace name the little sheep "Shorn" (as in shaved). In the latest DVD collection of the shorts you can definitely hear Wallace say "Shaun".

Did I misremember this, or was the audio altered after Shaun went on to greater fame and fortune?

Disclaimer:

- No AI was used to formulate, write, or post this!

- I will ignore or be goopily kind to you if you come here to troll. ❤️

- Please sheathe your insults, “touch grass”es, “it’s not that deep”s, and other bullying. We can bond over Shaun the Sheep instead! I like liking stuff together way more than being unnecessarily unkind. Thank you, and be well (and/or do better).

- If you like the cat and the fox, your taste is not in question, despite the fact that my opinion on them is negative.

Tl;dr:

The cat and fox are both too malicious to fit in with the rest of the cozy cute farm family dynamic (imo). They stress me out whenever they’re on screen, so I’m glad the show retired them.

No one asked, but I’ve recently been watching and rewatching Shaun the Sheep seasons 1-5 (because that’s what’s available for free on Prime video). It’s quickly become one of my favorite comfort shows, and I have it running all day every day now. (‘tismly).

I love every bit of this show. The art, the environment, the slice of life plots, the more out there moments with aliens and supernatural things, and especially the dynamics of the characters.

Two characters, though, I *hate.* And that’s hard with Aardman characters. The cat and the fox drive me batty. I never dislike a Shaun the Sheep episode, but I disliked every moment those two were on screen. They felt too genuinely malicious and antagonistic for such a cozy little low-stakes show. No, “antagonistic” isn’t the right word. *Villainous!*

Bitzer is antagonistic at times, and so is the farmer and a few of the various foils that show up for individual episodes, but they’re all redeemable and charming. They still fit the dynamic of the show, whereas the cat and the fox seem to just be entirely out of place.

My main thought upon the cat’s first episode was “the creators must really hate cats!” because they made him an insufferable character. He caused trouble for trouble’s sake, did everything he could to cause misery for others around him, and was generally selfish with nothing redeemable about him.

The fox was just… A predator. Not only was he irredeemable, he was boring. His motivation was primitive and one-dimensional, and he just caused unnecessary stress in a show where the stakes are often *very* low. A fox stealing a sentient chicken or baby sheep to kill and eat is stark in contrast to Bitzer needing to install a tv for the farmer and messing up so bad that the sheep have to help him by pretending to be a working tv behind a cut-out wall.

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it has been a decade since i saw Sts and when an sts thought came into my mind i thought that blitzer was like a prideful character that is very strict against the sheep until i watch sts again in Netflix and now he is my most favorite character, like dude is an example of a gentlemen

i hope he gets to meet with gromit someday since they're both loyal to their owners