In this case, "shoot" refers to picture-taking with a camera, not using a gun on the sheep.
After a couple who are visiting the farm have their Poloroid (a.k.a. "instant") camera accidentally fall from their knapsack, Shaun discovers it. At first he has no clue what it is until he fires away and takes a closeup of his eyeball. When he has it figured, he goes to work trying to figure out how best to shoot a Poloroid picture of the entire flock of sheep, with hilarious results. The pigs like it, too! In a sidebar story, "Blitzer" ( the dog) has some adventures with the bone he has just buried and then has another when he's "hired" to get the lost camera back.
This is another excellent episode with tons of solid sight gags and clever humor. It is the last one on this DVD and it has inspired to obtain the rest of the episodes on other discs.
After a couple who are visiting the farm have their Poloroid (a.k.a. "instant") camera accidentally fall from their knapsack, Shaun discovers it. At first he has no clue what it is until he fires away and takes a closeup of his eyeball. When he has it figured, he goes to work trying to figure out how best to shoot a Poloroid picture of the entire flock of sheep, with hilarious results. The pigs like it, too! In a sidebar story, "Blitzer" ( the dog) has some adventures with the bone he has just buried and then has another when he's "hired" to get the lost camera back.
This is another excellent episode with tons of solid sight gags and clever humor. It is the last one on this DVD and it has inspired to obtain the rest of the episodes on other discs.
