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Sheeep

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Sheeep
Genre	Animation
Voices of	Julia Sawalha Enn Reitel David Holt
Composer	Bob Heatlie
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	26
Production
Running time	10 minutes per episode (approx.)
Production companies	HIT Entertainment Grand Slamm Children's Films
Original release
Network	CBBC
Release	7 April 2000 (2000-04-07) – 3 April 2001 (2001-04-03)

Sheeep is a British children's animated television series that aired on CBBC, within the United Kingdom and produced by Grand Slamm Children's Films and HIT Entertainment. It is based on the book Sheep in Wolves' Clothing by Japanese author Satoshi Kitamura. The show followed the adventures of three sheep called Georgina, Gogol and Hubert who often end up thwarting the scheme of the wolves or even Moze's companions mess them up.

Characters

Main

Georgina (voiced by Julia Sawalha) is a female sheep who has a rather bossy, domineering personality. She sometimes appears to be the self elected leader of the trio and is often too keen to put her opinions forward. Also she mistrusts wolves more than anyone. She leads a flock of sheep in (fictional) "Green Meadow". In the Japanese dub, she is called "Jun-Chan".
Gogol (voiced by Enn Reitel and originally/possibly Jimmy Hibbert at one point in "Hubert's Surprise" (Heard specifically, when he says "You take this end and I'll take the other.")) is the intellectual of the trio and seems to be the only sheep who spends most of his time in the city. He drives a car, owns a house and has a job as a photographer. In the Japanese dub, he is called "Goro-Chan".
Hubert (voiced by David Holt) is the quietest and most modest of the flock; he seldom speaks and lives in "Green Meadow" with his sister, Georgina. In the Japanese dub, he is called "Hide-Chan".

Villains

Moze (voiced by Enn Reitel) is the devious planner of bad schemes for the wolves' benefit. Wears a black and red striped neck tie and sunglasses. He lives in an old shop and drives a van. In the Japanese dub, he is called "Mods".
Spike (voiced by David Holt) is one of Moze's sidekicks. Wears a green bow tie and sunglasses.
Gotcha (voiced by David Holt) is Moze's other sidekick who wears a blue bandana.

Recurring

Kid (additional noises by Julia Sawalha) is Gotcha's little sister. She says nothing, she just always licks a lollipop and doesn't at all involve herself in the wolves' schemes. Kid wears a green and blue striped skirt and hair bow. In the Japanese dub, she is called "Chibi". In the original book, her position is used by an older wolf wearing a green waistcoat. She does not appear in "Tango Tangle".
Mumsie (voiced by Enn Reitel) is Moze's mother, who was seen in "Housesitting" and "Georgina's Sleepover".
Captain Bleat (voiced by David Holt) is Hubert's Sailor friend.
Uncle Elliot (voiced by Enn Reitel) is Gogol's uncle who works at an office, collecting stamps.
P.C. Butt (voiced by David Holt) is a police officer who investigates the wolves crimes.
White Dog' (voiced by David Holt) is an unnamed White Dog who runs various events.

One-off

Jaunita Lufita (voiced by Julia Sawalha) - From "Tango Tangle".
Penny (voiced by Julia Sawalha) - From "Georgina's Sleepover".
Princess Grazelightly (voiced by Julia Sawalha) - From "Georgina and the Princess".

Episodes

No.	Title	Written by	Original air date
1	"Say Cheese"	Joe Boyle	7 April 2000 (2000-04-07)
Gogol takes Georgina and Hubert to do some photography, while the wolves try to steal some yellow-berry pie.
2	"Queen Georgina"	Joe Boyle	14 April 2000 (2000-04-14)
Today, at the Green Meadow Festival, Georgina is to attend a traditional coronation, which Moze intends to intercept, but it is cut short when he blunders.
3	"The Stamp"	Naomi Cassman and Joe Boyle	28 April 2000 (2000-04-28)
Georgina and Hubert take care of Uncle Elliot's office. The wolves sneak in to swipe Elliot's valuable stamp collection.
4	"Gogol the Champion"	Paul Fraser	5 May 2000 (2000-05-05)
Gogol goes through Georgina's tiring exercises to prepare for the gate jumping event. The wolves enter Kid in the event with spring-powered shoes.
5	"Hubert's Surprise"	Joe Boyle	12 May 2000 (2000-05-12)
Today is Hubert's birthday and Gogol has prepared a party, but the wolves greedily gorge on the party food.
6	"Gogol's Sofa"	Joe Boyle	19 May 2000 (2000-05-19)
Moze tries to sell Gogol a new sofa with stolen newspapers for the stuffing, but Georgina's Uncle Elliot has followed their trail.
7	"The Flat Tyre"	Joe Boyle	26 May 2000 (2000-05-26)
The wolves have created a hole in the road, causing Gogol's car to have a couple of punctures. Will the wolves get caught by PC Butt? (NOTE: This is one of the two episodes of the show to be released on DVD in its country of origin in the UK with the other being The Talent Contest).
8	"Gogol Learns Golf"	Jan Page	2 June 2000 (2000-06-02)
Hubert becomes Gogol's caddy, then various golf equipment is stolen by the wolves, but Georgina reveals their theft.
9	"Stuck in the Mud"	Mark Holloway	9 June 2000 (2000-06-09)
Hubert assists Captain Bleat to guard his beach mat cargo. The wolves trap the boat in a muddy bank to get the beach mats, but their plan backfires when the river bed traps them.
10	"Sheeep Showers"	Paul Fraser	16 June 2000 (2000-06-16)
Georgina, Hubert and Gogol have a game of volleyball on the beach but when Kid plays, it exposes the wolves' handbag stealing.
11	"Tango Tangle"	Andrew Bernhardt	14 July 2000 (2000-07-14)
Due to a problem with Jaunita Lufita's resignation, Moze has Spike impersonate her for the grand tango performance.
12	"Housesitting"	Hiawyn Oram	21 July 2000 (2000-07-21)
While Gogol is away, Georgina and Hubert take care of his house. However Moze with a visit from his mother tries to occupy the house. (NOTE: this is the last episode of the show to be dubbed in Japanese, since the Japanese dub was cut short to 12 episodes, which is unusual for a UK programme).
13	"Treasure Treats"	Jan Page	28 July 2000 (2000-07-28)
Georgina, Hubert and Gogol join in a treasure hunt event. The wolves follow them, but are cut off by a deep hole Gotcha dug.
14	"The Big Freeze"	Jan Page	2 January 2001 (2001-01-02)
The wolves make their move to steal some firewood from the sheep, who are preparing dinner, but Captain Bleat and Uncle Elliot catch them.
15	"Stormy Weather"	Andrew Bernhardt	9 January 2001 (2001-01-09)
Georgina and Gogol get caught in Moze's concert after Gogol signs a strict contract, but Captain Bleat and Hubert devise a plan to get out of it.
16	"Scoop"	Dave Ingham	16 January 2001 (2001-01-16)
Moze takes over Gogol's newspaper photography job, but his latest attempt for a scoop backfires and forces Gogol to come to the rescue.
17	"Georgina's Sleepover"	Jan Page	23 January 2001 (2001-01-23)
Things don't turn out well for everyone when Georgina has a sleepover with her prissy cousin Penny and Moze tries to get a present for his mother.
18	"Say it with Flowers"	Joe Boyle	30 January 2001 (2001-01-30)
As Georgina, Hubert and Gogol attend Gogol's garden, the wolves try to steal what they think is a valuable plant and Kid helps it grow.
19	"The Bank Robbery"	Jan Page	13 February 2001 (2001-02-13)
Georgina and Hubert and Gogol participate a jumble sale where the wolves get some disguises to rob a bank. Hubert blows their cover and Gogol summons the police.
20	"The Flood"	Joe Boyle	20 February 2001 (2001-02-20)
While Green Meadow holds back the flood waters, Gogol buys many umbrellas. After the wolves fail to steal the umbrellas, Kid puts them to good use.
21	"The Talent Contest"	Dave Ingham	27 February 2001 (2001-02-27)
The town holds a talent contest. The sneaky wolves attempt to get their paws on the trophy, but Georgina cannot take her eyes off the host. (NOTE: This is one of the two episodes of the show to be released on DVD in its country of origin in the UK with the other being The Flat Tyre).
22	"Keep Fit"	Joe Boyle	6 March 2001 (2001-03-06)
Moze puts some stolen cans of beans to use for a fitness gym, but Georgina, Hubert and Gogol play their own game against him.
23	"Sea Tales"	Jan Page	13 March 2001 (2001-03-13)
Hubert does photography for Gogol who is currently sick, but leaks a story of sunken treasure which greatly interests the wolves.
24	"Georgina and the Princess"	Dave Ingham	20 March 2001 (2001-03-20)
Georgina, Hubert and Gogol ready themselves for Princess Grazelightly's opening of a new supermarket, but Gogol makes Georgina's fleece pink.
25	"Snow Business"	Andrew Bernhardt	27 March 2001 (2001-03-27)
The wolves create snow drifts to charge fees for snow cleanup. Hubert's giant snowball stops their ruse altogether.
26	"Hubert Goes Green"	Hiawyn Oram	3 April 2001 (2001-04-03)
Hubert has caught a case of the measles. Georgina and Gogol cure Hubert, and then Georgina gets ill.

References

External links

Official Website

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