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Watch classic Postman Pat Season 1 full episodes – the original British children's TV show that started it all! Join Postman Pat and his black and white cat Jess as they deliver letters and spread smiles across the village of Greendale. This beloved stop-motion series is perfect for preschoolers and nostalgic viewers alike. Enjoy timeless stories, friendly characters, and wholesome fun in every episode.

📺 Original Broadcast Series
🐱 Postman Pat and Jess Adventures
🎒 Educational and Entertaining for Young Kids
👦👧 Great for Ages 2–6
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Transcript
00:00Postman Pat
00:04Postman Pat
00:06Postman Pat
00:08And his black and white cat
00:10Early in the morning
00:14Just as day is dawning
00:16He picks up all the post bags in his van
00:20Postman Pat
00:22Postman Pat
00:24Postman Pat
00:26And his black and white cat
00:28All the birds are singing
00:30And the day is just beginning
00:32Pat feels
00:34He's a really happy man
00:38Everybody knows
00:40His bright red van
00:42All his friends
00:44Will smile as he waves
00:46To greet them
00:48Maybe
00:50You can never be sure
00:52There'll be knock
00:54Ring
00:56Letters
00:58Through your door
01:00Postman Pat
01:02Postman Pat
01:04Postman Pat
01:06And his black and white cat
01:08All the birds are singing
01:10And his black cat
01:12Is just beginning
01:14Pat feels he's a really happy man
01:16Pat feels he's a really happy man
01:20Pat feels he's a really happy man
01:24Pat feels he's a really happy man
01:28Pat
01:34One sunny morning
01:36Pat was hurrying along the road
01:38With a van full of letters and parcels
01:40For the people of Greendale
01:46Suddenly he had to stop
01:50It was Alf Thompson driving his sheep across the road
01:54Don't worry Jess
02:04They won't eat you
02:06The sheep
02:08Went into a field
02:10And Pat was on his way again
02:12His next stop was at the village school
02:34Where is everybody?
02:52Where is everybody?
02:54The children were bringing things to school for a display
02:58Charlie Pringle had a bunch of flowers
03:04Lucy Selby had brought a basket of eggs
03:10My!
03:12Your hens have been busy
03:16And Tom Pottage had some day old chicks
03:20Hey!
03:22Mind how you go?
03:24Whilst looking at all these things
03:26Pat had forgotten his letters
03:28But Bill Thompson came along with a cup of tea
03:32Thank you!
03:34Said Pat
03:36And Bill took the letters
03:38Sarah Gilbertson came for his cup
03:44Have you done?
03:46She said
03:48Nearly
03:50Thanks Sarah
03:52That was grand
03:54Goodbye
03:56Bum-ba-dum-bum-bum-bum-dee-do
03:58Bum-bum-bum-bum-dee-do
04:00Bum-bum-bum-boom
04:02Postman Pat
04:12Postman Pat
04:14Postman Pat
04:16Postman Pat
04:18And his black and white cat
04:20Early in the morning
04:24Just as day is dawning
04:26He picks up all the post bags in his van
04:30Postman Pat
04:32Postman Pat
04:34Postman Pat
04:36And his black and white cat
04:38All the birds are singing
04:40And the day is just beginning
04:42Pat feels he's a really happy man
04:46Everybody knows
04:48Everybody knows
04:50His bright red van
04:52All his friends will smile
04:54As he waves to greet them
04:58Maybe
05:00You can never be sure
05:02There'll be knock
05:04Ring
05:06Letters through your door
05:08Postman Pat
05:10Postman Pat
05:12Postman Pat
05:14Postman Pat
05:16And his black and white cat
05:18All the birds are singing
05:20And the day is just beginning
05:22Pat feels he's a really happy man
05:26Pat feels he's a really happy man
05:30Pat feels he's a really happy man
05:36Pat was getting on well with his round
05:56He locked his van
05:58And as it was a nice day for a picnic
06:00He took his sandwiches to a field
06:02On the hill above Thompson ground
06:04E
06:08It's been an easy day today
06:10It was so warm
06:26That Pat soon fell asleep
06:28Oh dear
06:38But Mrs Thompson's hens were wide awake
06:42And Pat had left his sandwich box open
06:46With his keys neatly beside it
06:50The noise woke Pat
06:52Just in time to chase after his sandwiches
06:54And then he turned round in time to see a cheeky hen stealing his keys
06:58The noise woke
07:08The noise woke Pat
07:10Just in time to chase after his sandwiches
07:12And then he turned round in time to see a cheeky hen stealing his keys
07:16Oops
07:18Oops
07:28Oops
07:30Oops
07:32I must get my keys back
07:34I can't open the van or deliver my letters without them
07:36I must get my keys back.
07:42I can't open the van or deliver my letters without them.
07:49Oh, so that's where you've got to.
07:52Oh dear, it's a long time since I climbed a tree.
07:56But here goes.
08:03Oops.
08:06Pat was just reaching out when the hen dropped the keys and flew off.
08:14Now the keys were stuck in the tree.
08:16And as Pat was climbing towards them, the branch gave way and...
08:21Oh!
08:24Oh!
08:27Right in the middle of a prickly bush.
08:30Ouch!
08:31Mrs. Thompson had heard the commotion and came to see what was going on.
08:38Pat told her about the thieving hen.
08:40Dearie me, said Mrs. Thompson, the little devil.
08:46She must think she's a magpie or some such.
08:50We'd better get a ladder and see if we can reach your keys.
08:55There'll be no more post today unless we can, said Pat.
09:00That won't do, said Mrs. Thompson.
09:02Especially when I'm expecting a letter from Auntie Jean to say whether she's coming for Easter or not.
09:07So they went for the ladder.
09:22I'll take it now.
09:23They're here, all right.
09:43Look, I've got them.
09:45There's something else up here.
09:50Lots of things.
09:52It's like a magpie's nest.
09:55My!
10:02He brought everything down to show Mrs. Thompson.
10:06There were all kinds of shiny things.
10:10There's my wedding ring that went missing last Easter.
10:13I thought I'd lost it down the sink.
10:15That's all right.
10:22I'll get it down.
10:23Mind your head.
10:24As my hens have stolen your sandwiches, you'd better come and have some dinner with me.
10:50There's plenty to spare.
10:55That's very nice of you.
10:56Pat was glad he'd lost his sandwiches when he saw what a good dinner Mrs. Thompson had cooked.
11:14Mrs. Thompson was glad, too.
11:16Mrs. Thompson was glad, too.
11:18She'd got her ring back.
11:21But it was soon time to be off.
11:24Thanks for the meal.
11:26Thanks for the meal.
11:27Well, it was lovely.
11:29Come on, Jess.
11:32Jess.
11:34Come on.
11:35Just fancy that.
11:44A magpie hen.
11:46Who ever heard of such a thing?
11:48Pat stopped to tell Sam Walden about the magpie hen.
12:14It had better keep away from my van, he said.
12:19I wonder if that's where my tie pin went.
12:21I wonder if that's where my tie pin went.
12:51The magpie hen just needs a clean.
13:00When Pat saw Miss Hubbard, he told her about the magpie hen.
13:05Well, I lost a silver earring last month, she said.
13:10And a hat pin.
13:11I wonder if they're up a tree somewhere.
13:14I must go and see Mrs. Thompson.
13:16On the way home, Pat met Alf Thompson on his tractor and stopped to tell him about the magpie hen.
13:30Alf couldn't think of anything he'd lost, but he thought it was a good story.
13:36Pat had a letter for him.
13:37Oh, one for me.
13:43I'll not lose this anyway.
13:46Cheerio.
13:46Bye.
13:47Pat saw some real magpies on the way home and wondered if they had taught Mrs. Thompson's hens to steal.
14:10As for Jess, he was asleep.
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