Postman Pat

Pat has to deliver a box of ukuleles for the Reverend Timms' big band. Everyone who is getting one is having a problem with their ukuleles, but Pat is able to help them.

Alf Thompson's homing pigeon Cedric is taking part in another race and Pat has to deliver a tracking device to attach to the pigeon's leg. It must be delivered by noon, but when a magpie steals the special delivery, Pat is nearly late. He has to use Julian, Charlie and Meera's flying camera to get it to Thompson Ground on time.

It is Alf Thompson's birthday and Dorothy has bought him a new quad bike. After picking up his special delivery from Ben and the quad bike from the station, Pat must deliver them to Thompson Ground before Alf gets home.

It is the day of the annual Greendale to Pencaster Duck Race on the River Penn and Pat is delivering the ducks.

Ajay is holding a skateboard sizzle competition at the station in Greendale and he is looking forward to taking part himself. That is if Pat can deliver his new skateboard and safety gear in good time.

Ajay is organising a Summer Special day on the green, but the weather is too hot for everyone to enjoy themselves. Hopefully, Ted's new invention and Pat's special delivery may save the day if all goes according to plan.

Today, Pat's special delivery is an Australian didgeridoo for the school's music lesson. Meanwhile Dottie the school hampster goes missing, but Pat's special delivery soon helps her come out of hiding.

The children of Greendale have been practising for Karaoke Night and cannot wait for it to be time to sing. Everyone has a musical number prepared and they are ready to shake their stuff on the special stage that's been put up. The karaoke machine is pretty special too - it's solar powered! But it turns itself on in Pat's van and all its charge is used up, so it turns itself off halfway through the night!

It's Chinese Day at school and the children are really looking forward to a day of special Chinese-themed celebration, helped by Michael. As a special surprise, he's ordered a real Chinese dragon costume which Pat picks up at the sorting office to deliver to the school. On the way though, naughty horse Pumpkin gets the dragon's head stuck on his own and as he canters off into the fields the locals are terrified that there's a real dragon on the loose!

Postman Pat and his family are planning on catching the train for the Seaside Special. However, Pat gets a phone call to do a special delivery of Mrs. Goggin's handbag.A wild goose chase then ensues as both Mrs. Goggins and Pat chase after one another. Along the way Mrs. Goggins looses more things, including her suitcase and Bonnie. Pat is eventually able to return her stuff.Pat then takes Mrs. Goggins and Bonnie to Pencaster by helicopter so that they can be all board the Greendale Rocket for the Seaside Special.

Postman Pat has to deliver a scarecrow to Thompson Ground in order to help Alf protect his crop of raspberries. The scarecrow looks exactly like P.C. Selby which creates some confusion in the village.Alf and Arthur also attempt to trick Pat by having Arthur pretend to be a talking scarecrow.

Pat has to deliver a set of Bagpipes to Mrs. Goggins from her sister in Scotland. Along the way he finds he is able to help various members of the community using his own delivery.The loud noise made is able to help Ted Glen find his keys, shoo birds in the Market Square, and open the door on the train.Meanwhile the children are unable to find a game to play until Mrs. Goggins suggests 'Noisy Hide and Seek'.

Pat has to deliver George the Gecko to Meera Bains.

There is a sculpture trail in Greendale and Pat has to collect all the entries and take them to the field where event is taking place. However naughty Rosie escapes and starts eating the sculptures. Pat must do his best to try and solve the problem and make sure that the event is a big success.

Pat has to deliver a new window for the railway station in Pencaster.

Postman Pat has to deliver Dr. Gilbertson's sister's cat, Bess, as part of the Special Delivery Service. Bess looks exactly the same as Jess, so when she escapes everyone in Pencaster and Greendale thinks that she is Jess. This is not good for Jess as the two have very different personalities.Bess is unwilling to come down from a lamp post, which she has climbed up to escape Bonnie and has to be rescued by Pat in the SDS Helicopter.In delivering Bess, there is a mix up in communication with Dr. Gilbertson, but she is eventually delivered in time.

Pat has to deliver a bee hive to Thompson Ground.

It is Restaurant Night at the school and Pat has to deliver the crockery. The children make vegetable curry from India, chilli con carne from Mexico, stir-fry noodles from China and Yorkshire pudding from Yorkshire.

Pat has to deliver a metal detector to Ted so that he can find his Grandad's medal.

Pat has to deliver a sheep to Amy but it escapes and gets mixed up with other sheep.

Pat has to deliver the newly restored Big Bob Bell back to the church in Greendale.

A new Cowboy Colin story book has been published and Pat has to deliver a copy of it to the school.

Ted is entering his rocket in the Pencaster Flying Machine Challenge.

Pat has to deliver Bernie the Parrot to Amy.

A surprise award ceremony is being organised for Pat at the sorting office.

Pat has to deliver a new Green Rabbit to Nikhil Bains.

Pat has to deliver a hibernation house to lift for Amy's dormouse, Dora.

Pat has to deliver a magnet to lift a water tower off the railway line before the Pencaster Flyer comes through.

Pat has to deliver a new teddy to Nikhil, but when the label falls off, he gets the parcel mixed up with Alf's homing device for Rosie.

Postman Pat has to deliver a golden elephant with a jewel on its forehead to Meera for the schools 'Show and Tell'. However the courier box on the SDS Motorbike needs repairing and the jewel gets taken out at Ted's Garage. Bonnie then steals the elephant and runs away with it. While playing, the jewel falls off and a magpie steals it. Pat and Amy must then follow the magpie in an attempt to find the jewel.The Jewel is eventually found and Jess climbs the tree to get it down, along with Charlie's Grandad's Medal. The Jewel is placed back on the elephant. Meera claims the jewel as magical because it was so lucky that it was found.

A Chinese festival is being organised by Michael Lam in the village. Postman Pat has to deliver an enormous ice cube for him as the central display. However, Pat leaves the door of the van open and the ice cube falls out. With the help of Alf and P.C. Selby the cube is eventually put back in the van.Pat is then given a police escort so the ice cube can arrive before 12 'o'clock.However they discover that there was a mix up as Michael actually ordered an ice sculpture of a Chinese dragon. Pat, Alf and Lauren save the day by creating a sculpture of Jess.

Pat needs to deliver a piano for Lizzy's first ever concert. However, the van gets a puncture. While transferring it to Ted's lorry, it rolls away. They then decide to move it by trolley along the train line. It gets taken on the final leg of the journey by Amy's pony Pumpkin.Lizzy is very nervous about playing, especially since she has not had enough time to practice. But this is eventually overcome by Pat being on stage with her to turn the music sheets.

Today is Bill Thompson's birthday and a fancy dress party is being held at the Railway Station Cafe. Pat's special delivery is Bill's birthday present, a remote controlled car. He also has to delivery Mrs. Goggins' TV remote to Ted's garage, so that Ted can fix it, but Julian gets the parcels for the two remotes mixed up and a car chase and telly trouble ensues.

Michael is holding an open air movie night on the square in Pencaster. Pat has to deliver the film and pick up the projection screen and projector for Michael. Meanwhile in Greendale, Bill, Julian and Meera are trying to make a movie of their own.

Lauren, Lizzy and Amy are going to give Ben a big surprise.

Pat has to deliver some duck eggs to Amy.

Pat has to deliver some fruit bats to Amy for her animal talk, but he must make sure they are transferred quietly.

A comet is going to fly over Greendale Peak and Pat has to deliver a telescope to Charlie so that he can see it close up.

Pat has to deliver a bouncy castle to the school for its end of term party.

Pat is asked to deliver helium balloons to celebrate the reopening of Pencaster Town Hall. When the balloons are accidentally released and P.C. Selby floats away, Pat has to make a daring rescue attempt in his helicopter.

When the sorting machine breaks at the mail centre, Pat is asked to deliver two of Ted's robots to help Ben fix the problem.

Pat has to deliver a wind machine to Ted.

Pat has to take part in the children's treasure hunt in order to deliver his special delivery on time.

Pat has to deliver a highland cow to Alf Thompson.

Ted is fixing the hitch on the horse box, so Amy and Meera take Pumpkin for a roam around Greendale.

With another strange package to deliver to Ted, Pat sets off across the village, eager to find out what's inside.

Pat comes across his beloved old teddy, Billy, and lets Julian take it to school. Unfortunately, Julian swaps the bear with Charlie and it keeps changing hands all day. Will it ever find its way back to Pat?

Pat is feeling very musical today. He keeps hearing strange and interesting sounds around Greendale.

PC Selby tells Pat that he is leaving Greendale. Pat is upset by this, but organises a party to show PC Selby how much he is loved.

The children are playing at being space explorers, but fall out with Sara because she's being bossy again. Meanwhile, Jess has gotten himself stuck up a tree. How can Ted's new invention, a litter blower help?

Tom and Katy want to be grown-ups so they can help out, but they soon discover that being small has its advantages.

A special delivery for Amy causes problems as Pat struggles to deliver the enormous crate. Meanwhile, Bill learns to ride a bike.

Mrs Goggins finds a hedgehog in the garden behind the post office.

Julian and Charlie attach a walkie talkie to Jess' collar, to fool people into thinking that he can talk.

Meera and Julian decide to set up a lost property office and find all sorts of 'lost property' outside other people's houses.

Pat and Amy come to the rescue of Bessie the sheep when she gets stuck on the edge of a cliff.

Pat has overcome his fear of horses, which has given him the chance of delivering the post on horseback.

Jess gets into a tricky situation and needs Amy's help to get him out of it.

The residents of Greendale learn that cheats never prosper.

Ted has some visitors to stay when Pat's house floods.

Pat finds himself in an awkward situation and relies on some animals for help.

A famous chef disappoints the residents of Greendale by not being able to visit, but Pat is able to organise a great day.

Pat has a surprise in store for Sarah while Lucy faces her fear...

Pat and the other parents decide to brighten up the school by painting a rainbow on the wall. Meera also teaches them a song to remember the colours of the rainbow.

Pat visits Dorothy, who tells him that all her strawberries have gone missing. Pat saves the day, with a little help from PC Selby and his banjo.

Sarah and Meera are practicing a traditional Indian dance for the school assembly, but Meera's sari has not arrived.

Pat and the Reverend are accidentally lost in the vestry. While PC Selby and the others chase after Dr. Gilbertson to retrieve the vestry key, Pat and Rev. Timms find a way to escape through an underground passage.

At the annual sports day, Bill realises that taking part is more important than winning, and is rewarded with a Best Team Player rosette. Then, the adults have a mucky custard race, which ends with Pat covered in custard.

Ted saves the day when Pat's boat trip goes wrong.

The children offer to help their parents with chores but all their hard work weeding and tidying up is destroyed by a mysterious visitor. Ajay and PC Selby stakeout the school whilst Pat goes to investigate at Alf's farm.

The children make a wish they regret.

Pat and PC Selby plan a bowling night on the village green, Ajay and Ted both want Pat to be their bowling partner, and Sarah is upset when Lucy gets an imaginary friend.

Tom has his doubts about going on a camping trip with Pat, Jeff and the other children.

Charlie and Bill are eager to see a superhero in Greendale but can't find one. Then, the post falls out of his van and Pat goes to extraordinary lengths to retrieve it!

When the kids put on an amateur radio show in the school, Charlie and the children learn the importance of working as a team.

When Pat's van breaks down one snowy day, he has to use a lot of different vehicles to finish his round.

A group of mice are causing trouble.

Julian, Meera and Bill play at being cowboys. After riding a bucking bronco, Pat helps them round up a missing sheep.

Sarah Gilbertson borrows Jess to enter him in the pet show, but he runs away.

The reverend Timms inadvertently starts the Greendale Rocket. Pat and PC Selby give chase in the patrol car, while Ajay and Mr. Pringle are in hot pursuit on the railway pump-truck...

Ted invents a sock drying machine which, unfortunately, destroys Pat's socks so he has to borrow a pair of pink fluffy slippers, which he wears for the rest of the day. Meanwhile, the children are off on a fruit hunt.

Jess and Bonnie are in a very playful mood today, but their mischief ends up causing trouble all over Greendale. Meanwhile, Pat helps Ted build a treehouse for the Pottage twins.

Lucy doesn't have anything to wear to the party.

Julian is afraid of thunder and lightning, as is Mrs. Goggins. Bonnie goes missing, so Pat and Julian brave the thunderstorm to find her. Julian overcomes his fear by putting Bonnie's needs first.

Everyone is practicing different dances for Greendale's spring dance, but Pat is not very good at dancing. Ted helps Pat out by teaching him how to dance. Later, Pat is able to surprise Sara by whisking her onto the dance floor.

Ajay and Pat all make pizzas.

It is Dr. Gilbertson's birthday, but after Pat gives her a lift, she tells him she has not got time to bother celebrating. Pat and the other villagers all decide to throw a special party for her: Ted, Ajay, Pat and PC Selby works hard to restore a vintage car as a birthday present, the children compose a special song, and Nisha and Sarah make the birthday tea.

Mrs. Goggins is feeling sad, so Pat plans to take her on a ride in Ted's old hot air balloon. Then, when Ted is called away, things do not exactly go according to the plan...

It's always been a tradition for the Reverand Timms to ring the church bells at the start of Greendale's Midsummer market. However, when Alf's racing Pidgeon Cedric settles next to the bell, it becomes impossible...

Julian's friends are staying for a sleep over, but Jess has disappeared and there's a strange noise coming from the cupboard under the stairs...

Pat, Ted and the villagers are working hard on a very special surprise for the children. Meanwhile, the children are looking for dinosaurs, and it's not long before they find one...

Everyone in Greendale is auditioning for Charlie and Julian's new band. It's seems no one is right, but will Lucy Selby have the confidence to audition?

Julian is looking after the school guniea pig, Dotty, but on her first night at the Clifton residence she escapes. The next morning, everyone is looking for Dotty. When Pat leaves for work, it turns out she is following him on his rounds...

The school roof needs repairing so Pat suggests that Greendale has a job swap day to raise enough sponsorship money.

The children are bored on a sunny day. Meanwhile some sand falls off the back of Ted's lorry and onto the road!

The children are out hunting for UFOs, whilst Ted's new invention – the Washer-Sorter machine – is playing up. Later, a strange bubble creature appears in the station café...

Pat has the day off so he offers to help Ted and Ajay to drive the Greendale Rocket.

Two escaped butterflies from Pencaster Zoo go on the loose in Greendale. Whoever catches them will get free tickets to the zoo so the children try to catch them.

Pat offers to babysit Nikhil during his round while Julian goes with Ajay, Nisha and Meera to the cinema in Pencaster. Nikhil can't sleep without his green rabbit toy.

Julian is to give a class talk about peoples' jobs so Pat takes him on his round to find out while Ted varnishes the schoolroom floor.

Pat offers to take Alf's racing pigeon Cederic to the vets in Pencaster but his van runs out of petrol. Will anyone be able to find Pat?

Pat and Julian are to take part in a Greendale football match. Will Pat still have all his skills?

Pat receives his own video camera and goes round making a video diary of Greendale's events.

When a nasty bout of chicken pox spreads around Greendale, Pat spends a busy day delivering calamine lotion to everyone who needs it.

Pat is to be a magician at Meera's birthday party, and Ted builds a magic stage to make Jess disappear.

It is National Recycling Week and Nisha is organizing a jumble sale.

The villagers have a race to see whose vehicle is the best. Whose vehicle will be the best?

Ted invents an ice cream machine for the picnic. When the power cuts out, the ever-inventive Ted tries all kinds of ways to get his machine back in action – including connecting it up to Pat's van.

Alf's goat Rosie escapes, so Pat and Alf help to round her up but not she does a lot damage like eating the labels off Pat's parcels.

The villagers prepare to enter Ajay's kite festival. Jess loves all the activity but his curiosity gets the better of him when he steps onto Ted's kite and it takes off.

Pat does some gardening before work. When he tries to remove a weed, he sprains his back and Sarah calls Dr Gilbertson in. Pat needs a day in bed so Sarah offers to take the post instead. Everyone is surprised to see Sarah delivering the post instead of Pat. Sarah has also forgotten something.

Mail order madness has taken over Greendale, meaning Pat has a lot more parcels than usual. Ted devises a motorised scooter to make Pat's job easier but it proves to be more trouble than it's worth...

Pat offers to paint the ceiling for Granny Dryden. Some paint spills down Pat's trousers! Pat goes home to change and gets an odd pair of trousers and Sarah can't help laughing. During his rounds, everyone wonders why on earth Pat is out doing his rounds in shorts.

The villagers prepare to enter a best village competition. Will Greendale win first prize - and where has Ted's lorry got to?

Pat finds a long string across the road and follows it to see where it leads. It leads to a tree where Katy and Tom's kite is stuck. Pat needs to find someone with a ladder to rescue the kite.

The villagers prepare for a Greendale arts show. Ted lends Pat some clay but it makes a mess! Pat makes a clay sculpture of Jess. When he is travels to the art show, his van runs out of petrol. Sam lends him some more petrol but it soon runs out again.

A huge parcel arrives at the Post Office and it squashes Pat's glasses after he puts them down on the counter. Mrs Goggins lends Pat one of her old pairs of glasses. Pat still can't see properly, meaning he can't read or drive. Ted offers to take him in his lorry.

Garner Hall is opening to the public. Ted builds a shiny suit of metal armour and when he decides tries the suit on, he can't see where he's going! He crashes about, making an awful clanking noise!

Mr Pringle has been teaching the children about volcanoes and earthquakes. The next day this makes Pat think about holes in the road. While on his rounds, he gets diverted round in a big circle. PC Selby lets all traffic pass through Thompson Ground. Ted gets ready to mend the hole with tar.

There is a thick fog in Greendale. Pat feels foolish when he thinks a scarecrow is Ted and gives him a letter. When Pat calls at the church, Jess gets out the van. Pat soon finds him but they end up completely lost in the fog. When Miss Hubbard arrives at the church to see the Reverend Timms, she suggests that they ring the church bells to guide Pat and Jess back to the church.

Pat finds it hard to steer his van in such a big wind. A fallen tree blocks the road and Peter goes to borrow a chainsaw from the forestry commision to cut the tree up. When Pat can get on his way again, his van's engine jerks. Pat gets out to have a look at it and the wind blows his hat off and it ends up in a lake!

All of Greendale's water supply has had to be turned off. When Pat arrives at the Post Office, Mrs Goggins gives him some lemonade to quench his thirst. Later Granny Dryden shows Pat an old water pump in the village. Can Ted fix it in order to get a water supply working?

Pat has to deliver some eggs and a registered letter to some campers. The letter is too valuble to leave and the campers are at the waterfall. Pat's van can't travel the bumpy road so Miss Hubbard borrows a tractor and takes him on a rather bumpy ride to the waterfall. When Pat returns to his van, he sees that a hen has got in and laid an egg!

Pat is having a late day after his van gets stuck in the mud. When he arrives at the Post Office, Mrs Goggins shows him a newspaper article about Major Forbes' bull. Later Ted stops Pat and they have to get some sheep out of a field filled with clovers. Later Ted thinks he's broken his ankle so Pat goes to fetch Dr Gilbertson from the village.

It has been raining very heavily in Greendale. Even the letters are wet when Pat goes to the Post Office to collect them. Later Pat is stopped when a road has to be cleared of a blockage of mud. Bill brings his model plane and Pat ties an SOS message to it and flies it over to Peter, giving him the message to clear the blockage with his tractor and bulldozer plough.

Pat always thought he had managed to keep the date of his birthday to himself. He tells Jess not to give his secret away. When he arrives at the Post Office, all of the post is for Pat. As he then goes on his round, everyone he meets knows it's his birthday! How did all those people know?

Pat stops for a picnic lunch near Thompson Ground halfway through his round. He falls asleep in the warm sunshine. Some hens cause mischief, one takes Pat's sandwiches and the other takes Pat's keys! The hen surprisingly leaves Pat's keys in a nest in a tree. Dorothy soon comes to see what the commotion is about. Pat and Dorothy then go to get a ladder and Pat climbs up the tree to find a magpie's nest with some other missing things. Who has ever heard of a magpie hen?

Pat calls to the Post Office and today most of the post is for Katy and Tom because it their birthday. Pat goes to deliver the post to them. Poor Katy is not having a happy birthday because she has lost Sarah-Ann, her doll that she takes everywhere. Pat's round then becomes a search for the missing doll. He comes across a load of other things but not the doll. Will he find Katy's missing doll in order to save the day?

The children set off on a school outing and are very excited when they discover Greendale's old forgotten steam train, the Greendale Rocket. Everyone volunteers to get the Greendale Rocket back into action. Pat and Ted try to get the engine working again. Will it work again in time for the grand reopening?

Pat's barometer says snow is due. No-one believes him but as Mr. Pringle and the schoolchildren are out on a hike it turns out the barometer was right after all...

Pat goes to search Granny Dryden's attic and finds an old tuba, which gives him a bright idea for Greendale's annual fete. When Pat learns to play the tuba, it makes an awful noise!

Pat goes to the Post Office to collect his brand new vehicle, a Royal Mail Post Bus. He has offers to take some of his friends on a shopping trip into Ingledale.

There has been a robbery at Garner Hall and the Major Forbes' toy soldiers have been stolen. Pat calls to deliver a parcel with some new toy soldiers but leaves the wrong parcels and when he goes for a picnic lunch, he has the toy soldiers. When he arrives back at Garner Hall, PC Selby says his sandwiches are evidence.

Tom Pottage is now having trouble with his numbers from 1 to 10, so Pat helps him once again by making Tom a blue 123 notebook.

Pat helps Tom Pottage learn his letters by making him a red ABC notebook.