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Shaun the Sheep Season 2 Episode 29
Bitzer loses his precious whistle and tests out a trumpet as a replacement. Before long, the power of the trumpet goes to his head and his fanfares and jazz styled bugling drives the flock around the bend.
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Serie: Shaun the Sheep
Episode Title: Whistleblower
Air Date: 2010-07-18
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