Farmageddon

As dawn breaks over Mossingham, a mysterious flying entity crashes into the nearby forest. Farmer Joe and his dog, Bingo, venture out to investigate, encountering an alien spacecraft and a bizarre tentacled creature. In their panic, they rush back to town, leaving behind a bag of fries.

At Mossy Bottom Farm, Shaun and his flock engage in a spirited game of frisbee. Their fun is interrupted when the frisbee accidentally strikes Blitzer, the Farmer's sheepdog, leading to a stern warning and other reckless antics among the sheep.

That night, Shaun devises a plan to order pizza, despite the annoyance of Blitzer and the flock. When the delivery arrives, the pizza is deemed empty, adding to the growing mystery and tension at the farm amidst strange noises. The pizza delivery guy misattributes the sounds to frogs, showing the hilarious disconnect.

The following morning, Shaun discovers a trail of pizza crusts leading to the garden shed where he meets Lu-La, a tentacled rainbow alien. Initially skeptical, Shaun introduces Lu-La to his flock, who cautiously accept her presence as she mistakenly thinks the Harvester is a spaceship.

Lu-La's fascination leads to the unfortunate destruction of the Farmer's Harvester during an accidental launch attempt. Enraged, the Farmer takes his frustrations out on Blitzer, who merely held the keys, while the Farmer discovers crop circles that shockingly confirm the bizarre happenings at the farm.

Capitalizing on recent UFO sights, Farmer Joe devises an alien-themed amusement park named 'Farmaggedon'. He puts Blitzer in charge of building the park’s structure while he distributes flyers around town in a spacesuit, showcasing the town's odd enthusiasm for the supernatural.

Shaun and Lu-La head into town on a yellow dumpster, where Lu-La takes a detour into a local supermarket. She devours a display of candy and drinks, causing a comical ruckus and prompting Shaun to hurry her along as they make their way to the fast-food destination.

Upon reaching the crash site again, Shaun and Lu-La discover the ship camouflaged against the landscape. During an accidental encounter, Blitzer becomes entangled in one of the alien sleeping pods, while Lu-La attempts to reignite the ship's systems using the device she dropped earlier.

The Ministry of Alien Detection (MAD) agents arrive, seizing the ship after responding to Lu-La's burp. They transport the vessel to their secret base, where Agent Red examines the device, becoming engrossed in her own childhood memories, fueling the mystery further.

Seizing the distraction of the MAD agents, Shaun and Lu-La sneak out of the ship. They imitate Agent Red's voice to access her office, while Blitzer, still in his spacesuit, adds to the chaos, misinterpreted as an extraterrestrial, allowing them to steal the device and escape.

After snatching the device, Shaun and Lu-La take to the skies in their spaceship, but soon veer off course, leading to another chaotic crash landing on Mossy Bottom Farm. The team regroups to contact Lu-La’s home, utilizing the mysterious device.

As the Farmer prepares for a UFO-themed spectacle, Agent Red arrives at Farmageddon. The Farmer's distracted attempts lead to comedic interruptions while Shaun and Lu-La struggle to enhance their signal to connect with her home planet.

Just as the tension reaches a peak, Blitzer makes a daring escape from backstage, causing the tower to crumble in the ensuing chaos. A joy-filled reunion occurs between Lu-La and her parents, marking a heartwarming conclusion to their tumultuous adventure.

As the adventure wraps up, a humorous twist plays out when Farmer Joe is discovered missing from the farm, having unknowingly stowed away on Lu-La's ship. His unexpected journey to outer space adds an entertaining cliffhanger to the story.

In a lively post-credits scene, Blitzer and the flock joyfully play frisbee, but the fun quickly turns to chaos when the frisbee gets caught in the new Harvester. This hilarious mishap leaves audiences laughing and eagerly anticipating their next adventure together.