when Moze stole her normal outfit to give to his mother, thinking the bag it was in contained a hat Penny decided not to buy earlier. She drives a blue cabriolet coupe (based on an Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider) and speaks with a Bristolian accent. She is never seen interacting with Hubert or Gogol and her house is shown on screen as just her bedroom. Seen in "Georgina's Sleepover". Princess Grazelightly (voiced by Julia Sawalha) - a celebrity who befriended Georgina after her coat accidentally got turned pink at the laundrette. She travels in a limousine and speaks with a Hollywood accent. Seen in "Georgina and the Princess". Duncan Shears (voiced by David Holt) - An announcer who worked at a talent contest the trio took part in and speaks with a Tennessee accent. His outfit loosely resembles the zoot suit Gogol wore in "Stormy Weather", but with a darker colour. Seen in "The Talent Contest". Other Wolves - A bunch of wolves, who came to see Gogol and Georgina play music, only for Hubert and Captain Bleat to interrupt the concert with a fake thunderstorm. Seen in "Stormy Weather". The Horse - A horse who lives at Green Meadow with Hubert, Georgina, and Edna the cow. Seen in "The Flat Tyre". Episodes Unaired Pilot (1998) Season 1 (2000) Season 2 (2001) Trivia In the unaired pilot episode, Georgina is depicted with more eyelashes, similar to how she was drawn in the original book. The front cover of the original book appears as a poster in Nicholas' room in one of Satoshi Kitamura's other books, Me and My Cat?. Magna Pacific, who worked with HIT to release the Australian VHSs and DVDs of the show also released the Australian home media releases for various other HIT Entertainment shows that weren't released by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Some merchandise of the show (Notably the four Japanese VHSs and DVDs) has a tagline saying "Based on the books by Satoshi Kitamura", despite Sheep in Wolves' Clothing being one book. It is obvious that Wallace and Gromit was one of the influences for the original book and the show, due to the comedic and action heavy humour. Despite the show mostly having the 1995-2001 HIT Entertainment logo, the 2001-2007 logo has appeared on "The Flat Tyre" on Children's Favourites Bumper Special and on "Sheeep Showers", "Housesitting", and "Treasure Treats" on Volume 2 (Released