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Aardman's stop-motion TV series Shaun the Sheep also does not use speech and relies on visual comedy. There are even two feature-length films - both devoid of a
by hazelnut-tree 4y ago
Aardman's stop-motion TV series Shaun the Sheep also does not use speech and relies on visual comedy. There are even two feature-length films - both devoid of any dialogue or narration.
- isthisnametaken 4y agoThere's also a pre-school spin off called Timmy Time, which also uses animal noises in place of speech. But the best thing is that they subtitled it. https://subsaga.com/bbc/childrens/timmy-time/series-1/6-timmy-says-sorry.html https://subsaga.com/bbc/childrens/timmy-time/series-1/6-timm...
- pmyteh 4y agoSadly they've reedited Timmy Time to have commentary by a child narrator. Which seriously undercuts the programme's charm in my view.