("It's the wrong trousers, Gromit, and they've gone wrong!") Wherein Wallace takes in a boarder, a silently menacing penguin named Feathers McGraw, who has sinister plans for both his landlord and Gromit's new birthday present: a pair of "techno-trousers" for automatic walkies. While there, they have an encounter with a coin-operated robot who's desperate to go skiing. which, as everyone knows, is made of cheese. The solution? Build a rocket in the basement and take a trip to the moon. Wherein Wallace and Gromit realise that they're out of cheese and the shops are closed. Produced by Nick Park for Aardman Studios, the series has won fans and accolades on both sides of the Atlantic, including numerous Oscars, and is a rare example of British suburban life visible in media exported to America. ![]() This series of four short animated films and a full-length movie - all done using old-fashioned stop-motion animation - is about a kindhearted but clueless Lancashire-accented inventor, his long-suffering sentient dog, and his love for cheese.
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