Shaun The Sheep
- TV sitcom
- Netflix / BBC One / CBBC
- 2007 - 2021
- 170 episodes (6 series)
Stop-motion animated children's sitcom by Aardman Animations for CBBC. Wildly popular with not just kids, but adults too. Stars John Sparkes, Justin Fletcher, Kate Harbour, Richard Webber, Jo Allen and more.
- Due to return for Series 7
- Series 5, Episode 2 repeated tomorrow at 7am on CBBC
Streaming rank this week: 575
Press clippings Page 4
Shaun the Sheep Series 2 Update
It's already been broadcast in Germany and has been getting some fantastic reviews over there. The Germans are very big fans of Shaun and even made a 'making of' program for their "Show with the Mouse" which is a bit like our Blue Peter. That involved a team coming over from Germany to film us all at work in the studio. We've watched it and they did a marvellous job, but as none of us speak German they could have been saying anything! Anyway, we hope to include the programme they made on one of the DVD's released in 2010 and if not I'm sure we'll get it online somewhere for everyone to see.
Gareth Owen, Aardman Animations, 6th November 2009Shaun the Sheep Wins International Emmy
The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the winners of the 36th International Emmy Awards Monday night at a gala event held in the New York Hilton, hosted by award-winning stage and screen actor Roger Bart, currently leading in Mel Brooks' new Broadway musical, Young Frankenstein.
Annemarie Moody, Animation World Network, 25th November 2008Shaun the Sheep to Return
CBBC has ordered a second series of Shaun the Sheep from Aardman Animation as the kids show continues to flock around the world. Controller of CBBC, Anne Gilchrist, has acquired a second series of 40 x 7-minute episodes from the indie behind Wallace and Gromit. Production on the series will begin in early 2009 and several presales have already been secured.
Will Hurrell, Broadcast, 23rd September 2008Global road trip continues for Shaun the Sheep
Hit show turning into an international success as Aardman pens further TV and licensing deals. Aardman Animations' hit children's brand Shaun the Sheep continues to expand its international presence, securing a raft of fresh TV and licensing deals worldwide. Since its launch at Mipcom 06, Shaun the Sheep has racked up television sales and licensing deals in over 150 territories - winning several accolades on the way.
Samantha Loveday, Licensing.biz, 8th February 2008'Shaun the Sheep' Makes His Way Stateside
Shaun the Sheep, a playful and energetic stop-motion animated television series from Aardman Animation, recently debuted on Disney Channel during Primetime Sundays. News of this acquisition by Disney Channel came only weeks prior to its premiere, but viewers familiar with the warm heartedness often leading its protagonists and the calamities they oft-engage feel blessed to once again get their hands on another alternate media animated property.
Aaron H. Bynum, Animation Insider, 9th July 2007Shaun the Sheep returns with his own show
Shaun the Sheep, whose brief cameo stole the show in Aardman Animations' A Close Shave, gets his own show on BBC1 on Monday - more than 11 years after his first appearance. Using Aardman's trademark Plasticine animation, Shaun's eponymous programme will run for 40 episodes of seven minutes each. Viewers will discover that when no humans are looking, seemingly placid sheep get up to all sorts of shenanigans - including aerobics, camping, football and standing on each other's backs in perilously unsteady towers.
Neil Midgley, The Telegraph, 2nd March 2007TV series for Shaun the Sheep
Shaun the Sheep - the popular character from Wallace and Gromit's A Close Shave - has been given his own TV series. The woolly star will feature in Aardman's first series for TV, which will broadcast on CBBC later this year. Created by Nick Park and Aardman Animations, the character has won over a huge fan base. The 40-part animated series, set on a farm, is being sold to 72 countries.
News.com.au, 6th February 2007Shaun the Sheep: Back In The Fold
Shaun the Sheep made his on-screen debut in the 1995 film A Close Shave, alongside plasticine heroes Wallace and Gromit. His appearance may have only been four minutes long, but it was enough to endear the loveable sheep to the British public. Now Shaun has his own TV show on BBC One - the first children's TV show by Aardman Animations since Morph.
BBC News, 30th November 2006Shaun the Sheep gets his own show
Shaun the Sheep, the woolly star of the Wallace and Gromit short A Close Shave, is to get his own show on CBBC, the BBC's digital channel for children. The 40-part series, commissioned from Aardman Animations, begins production at the end of the year and will be transmitted on CBBC in 2006.
BBC News, 23rd September 2005