I'm concerned when sound policies (such as sticking with first aired) are applied too strictly. When broadcasters are legitimately re-editing the same material into 2 separate TV series, with different titles, intros, music etc. to expand the content's reach to other platforms..... Is it such a crime against humanity to list the dang clay-mation episodes twice? The horrible era of the 70's/80's with its content re-use re-broadcast plagues is where this rule is beneficial, among others. But Shaun the Sheep versus Adventures from Mossy Bottom? Not so much. S06 is in this curious case, legit; ignoring it won't make it go away.

Further: In many parts of the world the only way to see these episodes is as S06 of Shaun. Even in the US, mountains of people are gonna see the content for the first time as S06 of the studio's headline series. Thus we witness a good rule intended to avoid chaos in some shows, being applied here to make chaos in this one. I thought recording the truth of what broadcasters have done is also part of the TMDB guidelines?

Season 7 is coming FYI - it's announced for later this year I believe. There will be no end of these silly chat threads until S06 is brought back so as to make space for S07.

I'll now get popcorn and watch Shaun the Sheep discussion threads as admins continue to tilt at windmills.... (I love you guys so much, but... come on....)