Timmy Time

Last Updated on: February 14th, 2023

Timmy Time (Playhouse Disney Show)

“Timmy Time” is a British stop-motion animated television series aimed at preschool-aged children. The show is a spin-off of the popular animated series “Shaun the Sheep,” created by Aardman Animations. “Timmy Time” originally aired from 2009 to 2012 and has since become available on various streaming platforms and DVD releases.

The main character of the series is Timmy, a lovable and adventurous little lamb who attends a nursery school with other animal friends. The show is set in a rural farm environment and revolves around the daily experiences and activities of the young animals as they navigate preschool life under the gentle guidance of their teacher, Harriet the Heron.

Each episode of “Timmy Time” is filled with charming and funny stories that emphasize the importance of friendship, teamwork, sharing, and problem-solving. The show is designed to entertain and educate young children while also promoting social and emotional development.

The lovable characters, simple storylines, and gentle humor make “Timmy Time” a delightful and engaging series for preschool audiences. The show’s stop-motion animation style, which is a hallmark of Aardman Animations, adds to its unique and visually appealing charm.


Additional Details:

  • Year of Debut: 2010
  • Year of Finale: 2011
  • Type of Series: Animated
  • TV Channel/Platform: Playhouse Disney
  • IMDB Link

Cast:

  • Kate Harbour
  • Justin Fletcher
  • Louis Jones

Show Trailer:



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