Premise and Format
In this series, Timmy and his friends have to learn to share, make friends and accept their mistakes. They are supervised by two teachers, Harriet the Heron and Osbourne the Owl. The show is aimed at pre-school aged children which the company described as "a natural step for Aardman".
The show is made up of ten minute episodes, which do not feature any dialogue, much like Shaun the Sheep.
An filming of one episode was featured on Science Channel's How It's Made in the United States.
Read more about this topic: Timmy Time
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