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Invasion
A soldier lands on an island and storms it. Only finding it defended by sheep and one old shepherd he claims it on behalf of his king and country. The shepherd though, doesn't seem that bothered and is happy just to see where it goes.
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A soldier lands on an island and storms it. Only finding it defended by sheep and one old shepherd he claims it on behalf of his king and country. The shepherd though, doesn't seem that bothered and is happy just to see where it goes.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Written By:Matt Abbiss, Tom Gauld
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Blackwatch Productions
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