Clive the Sheep — Complete Chapter Guide & Reading Order

A soda can, a swerve, and the worst day the warehouse has ever seen.

Clive, a sheep who drives a forklift in a warehouse, swerves to avoid a soda can and destroys half the inventory. Rather than face the consequences, he floors it through the warehouse doors and escapes on the forklift at fifteen miles per hour.

Clive explains to a police officer that he is, in fact, a human with a medical condition.

Pulled over by Officer Burke, Clive claims to be a human named Mr. Beef with a rare wool-based medical condition. Burke, overwhelmed by the paperwork implications, lets him go.

A neon hat, mirrored sunglasses, and a fish market receipt that doubles as a boarding pass.

Clive disguises himself with a neon hat and mirrored sunglasses, uses a fish market receipt as a boarding pass, and bluffs his way through airport security as "Mr. Beef" to board a plane.

Clive opens the emergency exit. At thirty thousand feet. On purpose.

Mid-flight, Clive accidentally opens the emergency exit at thirty thousand feet. He deploys a parachute and lands on the wing of another plane passing below.

The captain's unconscious. The co-pilot's useless. The sheep's in charge.

With the captain unconscious and the co-pilot panicking, Clive ends up in the cockpit. He crash-lands the plane in the African savanna through a combination of luck and button-pressing.

Crash-landing, monkeys, and a marriage proposal Clive didn't see coming.

After crash-landing in Africa, Clive is found by a troop of monkeys who believe he fulfils an ancient prophecy. He is married to Lulu, a gentle monkey, in a ceremony he doesn't fully understand.

Sacred bananas, an unwanted admirer, and a monkey who narrates everything.

Clive is sent on a quest to find sacred bananas. He's accompanied by Bobo (a hype man), Pogo (an unwanted admirer), and Zazu (a self-appointed narrator who commentates everything).

A stolen jeep, a hungry lion, and a gap between two elephants that's definitely too narrow.

Clive steals a safari jeep and drives through the savanna, narrowly avoiding a lion, squeezing between two elephants, and leaving a trail of chaos across the African plains.

Clive says goodbye, stows away on a ship, and pulls a lever marked DO NOT PULL.

Clive says goodbye to the monkeys, stows away on a cargo ship, and immediately pulls a lever marked DO NOT PULL, triggering an animal uprising on board.

A sarcastic parrot, a stolen meal, and a collision with a submarine.

Adrift at sea, Clive meets Captain Squawk, a sarcastic parrot who's been a stowaway for three years. A storm hits, and they collide with a submarine.

Mistaken for a secret agent. Invents a tactical manoeuvre by accident.

The submarine crew mistakes Clive for "Agent Wool," a legendary secret operative. He accidentally invents a tactical manoeuvre called the Wool Spiral that saves the submarine.

A glowing cavern, a pod of dolphins, and a whale that carries a submarine on its back.

The submarine discovers a bioluminescent underwater cavern. A pod of dolphins guides them, and a whale carries the submarine on its back to the surface near a mysterious island.

Another prophecy. Another throne. Another sheep who can't sit still.

Clive washes up on an island where the inhabitants crown him chief based on yet another prophecy. He discovers a hidden laboratory with a chalkboard and draws a banana on it.

Clive draws a banana on a chalkboard and tears a hole in space-time.

Clive's banana drawing on the laboratory chalkboard accidentally completes a physics equation that tears a hole in space-time, opening a wormhole.

Alien admirers, a holographic badge, and a lever that should not have been leaned on.

Clive travels through the wormhole into space, where aliens give him a holographic badge reading "Dr. Clive E. Sheep." He leans on a lever that activates a time vortex.

Ancient Egypt. The pyramids. A scribe who thinks a banana is cosmic truth.

The time vortex sends Clive to ancient Egypt in 2500 BCE. He accidentally helps build the pyramids and invents hieroglyphs when a scribe interprets his banana doodle as cosmic truth.

Doodles become proof. An apple becomes science. A sheep becomes a legend.

Clive arrives in Renaissance Italy and meets Galileo, who interprets Clive's doodles as mathematical proof of heliocentrism. An apple falling becomes the basis for a scientific breakthrough.

Every accident was a lesson. Every disaster was data. And it all looks like a forklift.

Clive arrives in the future, where Director Voss reveals that every accident, every disaster, every wrong turn was actually data leading to a grand unified theory. And the answer looks like a forklift.