Timmy

Name: Timmy
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The adorable Timmy is Shaun the Sheep’s cousin and member of the same flock. He stars in his own show, Timmy Time and tends to get himself into all sorts of fun, sticky and sometimes very tricky situations. Similar to Shaun the sheep; Timmy also finds he gets into lots of scrapes and mishaps with his school friends. There s so much fun and games to be had and learning too, with his friends. Being a baby lamb, he is always learning about the world around him and it is this curiosity that gets him into trouble. Luckily, he is helped by a whole host of friends who are there to support him and som

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