Lamb Sean: Farm Bedlam

The farmer and Bitzer go to the fair, where they will present their cake. Randomly, Shawn the lamb also gets there. At the fair, he gets acquainted with three lamas , which are brought for sale by a certain Indian woman. At the auction, Sean wants the farmer to buy these lamas ...

The whole company returns to the farm, but the farmer refuses to deal with llamas because they are completely uncontrollable. All responsibility for the llamas now rests with the dog. At first, the sheep like these new animals and they even play football together, but gradually their relationship deteriorates. Llamas behave very shamelessly, and having fun and having fun generally trashes the farm. Then the llamas move to bully into the house. They close the farmer in the closet, beatzer is thrown out the door, and Sean is driven to the roof. Baby Timmy saves everyone, who finds a way to introduce llamas into a trance with empty bottles.

The farmer goes to the fair, where at an auction he sells hated lamas, but accidentally buys a rhino ...

Melissa Camacho from Common Sense Media delivered the film four out of five, saying: “Sean fans of all ages will find this adventure a delightful addition to the Aardman piggy bank” ^[4] . Ed Power of The Daily Telegraph also put four out of five, noting that “children, of course, will love here every minute, this cartoon, which runs on Boxing Day evening, has fulfilled its task” ^[5] . Ed Liu from Toon Zone noted that although the cartoon kept his interest throughout and received his share of laughter, the plot was not more than in one ordinary 7-minute series ^[6] .

• "Shaun the Sheep: Farm Bedlam" on the BBC website