More Famous SheepPrivate Derby. Swaledale ram mascot of the British 95th Derbyshire Regiment (pictured at the right on a vintage postcard from my sheep ephemera collection)
Russell. Who lived in Frogsbottom Field in Rob Scotton’s charming children’s book, Russell the Sheep
Casserole. Kept by the Kennedy family in the Australian TV program, Neighbours, and Chop, the Kennedy's second sheep, introduced after Casserole's funeral
Lily Lamb. From Disney’s Minnie 'n Me
Timmy. A lamb in the Shaun the Sheep spin-off, Timmy Time (Aardman Animations)
Black Sheep. The black sheep of the family, he is a cousin of Cow and Chicken in the Cow & Chicken cartoons
Hiro Sohma. In the Japanese manga comics and anime series, Fruit Basket, Hiro Sohma is a human boy who morphs into the Zodiac ram
Derek the Sheep and Lenny the Sheep. Of the British comic strip, The Beano
Rammie. Mascot of the Derby County Football (rugby) Club in Derby, England
Mary’s little lamb. Who “followed her to school one day, school one day, schol one day...”
Ship. Imaginary friend and “counting sheep” in the Webcomic, Count Your Sheep
Larry the Lamb. Co-star of the British children’s radio series, Toytown, part of the BBC series, Children’s Hour, broadcast from 1922 through 1964.
Maghatch. The witch mouflon in Gary Kilworth’s heroic fantasy novel, Thunder Oak
Mopple the Whale and the other sheep (Othello, Miss Maple, Maude, Zora, Melmoth, Sir Ritchfield, Heather, Cloud, Ramses, Sarah, Lane, Cordelia, Maise, Willow, Fosco, and the Winter Lamb) in Leonie Swann’s wonderful sheep detective novel, Three Bags Full (published as Glennkill in Europe)
Louise the Lamb. Of the British children’s TV program, Muffin the Mule
Chirin. Sheep protagonist of the sad, 1978 Japanese anime film, Ringing Bell (Sanrio)
Georgina, Gogol, and Hubert. Sheep in the British Children’s BBC animated series, Sheeep (yes, with three e’s) aired in 2000
Sergeant Woolly Pullover, Commodore Fleece Cardigan, Major Legger Mutton, Pilot Fluff Pendleton, Master Sargent Cornelius Cannonfodder, Private Bull Bellwether, Commander Missiles Muttonchop, and Lieutenant Sureshot Shearling. R.A.M.S. in the Barnyard Commandos animated series (1984; Marikami-Wolf-Swenson Productions) and action figures collection (Playmates).
Lammy and his evil twin, Rammy. From the video game, UnJammer Lammy
Russell. Who lived in Frogsbottom Field in Rob Scotton’s charming children’s book, Russell the Sheep
Casserole. Kept by the Kennedy family in the Australian TV program, Neighbours, and Chop, the Kennedy's second sheep, introduced after Casserole's funeral
Lily Lamb. From Disney’s Minnie 'n Me
Timmy. A lamb in the Shaun the Sheep spin-off, Timmy Time (Aardman Animations)
Black Sheep. The black sheep of the family, he is a cousin of Cow and Chicken in the Cow & Chicken cartoons
Hiro Sohma. In the Japanese manga comics and anime series, Fruit Basket, Hiro Sohma is a human boy who morphs into the Zodiac ram
Derek the Sheep and Lenny the Sheep. Of the British comic strip, The Beano
Rammie. Mascot of the Derby County Football (rugby) Club in Derby, England
Mary’s little lamb. Who “followed her to school one day, school one day, schol one day...”
Ship. Imaginary friend and “counting sheep” in the Webcomic, Count Your Sheep
Larry the Lamb. Co-star of the British children’s radio series, Toytown, part of the BBC series, Children’s Hour, broadcast from 1922 through 1964.
Maghatch. The witch mouflon in Gary Kilworth’s heroic fantasy novel, Thunder Oak
Mopple the Whale and the other sheep (Othello, Miss Maple, Maude, Zora, Melmoth, Sir Ritchfield, Heather, Cloud, Ramses, Sarah, Lane, Cordelia, Maise, Willow, Fosco, and the Winter Lamb) in Leonie Swann’s wonderful sheep detective novel, Three Bags Full (published as Glennkill in Europe)
Louise the Lamb. Of the British children’s TV program, Muffin the Mule
Chirin. Sheep protagonist of the sad, 1978 Japanese anime film, Ringing Bell (Sanrio)
Georgina, Gogol, and Hubert. Sheep in the British Children’s BBC animated series, Sheeep (yes, with three e’s) aired in 2000
Sergeant Woolly Pullover, Commodore Fleece Cardigan, Major Legger Mutton, Pilot Fluff Pendleton, Master Sargent Cornelius Cannonfodder, Private Bull Bellwether, Commander Missiles Muttonchop, and Lieutenant Sureshot Shearling. R.A.M.S. in the Barnyard Commandos animated series (1984; Marikami-Wolf-Swenson Productions) and action figures collection (Playmates).
Lammy and his evil twin, Rammy. From the video game, UnJammer Lammy
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