Postman Pat Season 1 Episode 9 – Postman Pat Takes a Message | 1980s Children's TV - video Dailymotion

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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 🌍 Available to watch on Dailymotion – Free and Safe Streaming  ➡️ Subscribe or follow for more vintage children's TV shows ➡️ Perfect for family viewing and early childhood entertainment  #PostmanPat #ClassicKidsTV #GreendaleAdventures #PreschoolShows

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00:00Postman Pat

00:30And the day is just beginning

00:32Pat feels he's a really happy man

00:36Everybody knows his bright red van

00:42All his friends will smile as he waves to greet them

00:48Maybe you can never be sure

00:52They'll be knock, ring, letters through your door

00:58Postman Pat, Postman Pat, Postman Pat

01:03And his black and white cat

01:04All the birds are singing

01:08And the day is just beginning

01:11Pat feels he's a really happy man

01:14Pat feels he's a really happy man

01:19Pat feels he's a really happy man

01:27Ooh, another nasty day, said Pat

01:39Jess looked out at the rain

01:41He hated wet days

01:43What a day, wet letters, wet everything

01:48It was still raining when Pat reached the village post office

01:53What dreadful weather

02:03Just look at these letters

02:05Imagine them getting so wet just being posted

02:08It's like a wet wash day

02:11I see what you mean

02:14Never mind, they'll soon dry

02:16You'd best watch out for floods up the valley

02:20There's more rain forecast, you know

02:22Don't you worry, Mrs. Goggins

02:25The post will get through

02:26Oh, it's stopped raining

02:33Cheerio

02:35Pat was on his way

02:37What a dismal day it was

02:52Some people still had lights on indoors

02:54What had happened to Peter Fogg

03:10Pat stopped to find out

03:12It's this blooming rain

03:16My old tractor's bogged down in the bottom meadow

03:19It's how flooded down there

03:21Then I went and fell in the mud

03:24You look as if you've had a bath in it

03:29I just about have

03:31I'm off home for some dry clothes

03:35Then I'll get the new tractor to pull the old one out

03:38Good luck, said Pat

03:41I think it's faring up now

03:43Cheerio

03:44When Pat arrived at the school

04:05Some of the children were looking out

04:06To see if the rain had stopped

04:08He was surprised to see Charlie Pringle running out for the letters

04:23Instead of Bill Thompson

04:24Hello Charlie

04:28Where's Bill then?

04:31He's off school today

04:33They say there's flooding up at Thompson Ground

04:35He'll be helping his dad get the sheep in

04:38Well, don't drop the letters

04:41They've already had one wedding

04:43It's nice to see someone enjoying the rain

04:52Thought Pat

04:53Whoops

05:14Hey, watch it

05:15Cheerio

05:16At Greendale Farm

05:45He saw Peter Fogg again

05:47He'd changed his clothes

05:49Here, Pat

05:51Come and have a look at this

05:54He showed Pat his new tractor with its bulldozer blade

06:02This'll shift anything

06:04He said

06:05Bet it would, said Pat

06:08Oh, here's your mail

06:10Oh, ta

06:11Bye

06:12The Reverend Timms

06:30Was having trouble with the rain too

06:32You must

06:35Go

06:44How

06:48You

06:48Who

06:50You

06:52You

06:57What

06:58You

06:59You

07:00You

07:01Good day, Pat, said the Reverend.

07:13The rain rains on the just and the unjust.

07:18Look out!

07:20I'll ask Ted Glen to bring his ladders and have a look at that roof, said Pat.

07:27Bye.

07:28Farewell, Pat.

07:43Sam Walden was just along the road.

07:49Take it steady, Pat, said Sam.

08:03The roads are flooding up the valley.

08:05The old van will get me through, said Pat.

08:09I'll just take a bunch of bananas.

08:11The wife loves them.

08:18Thanks, Pat.

08:20Jess was glad to stay in the van to keep out of the wet.

08:26They were getting into the hills when they saw Mrs Thompson standing in the road waving to make them stop.

08:42They were getting into the hills when they saw Mrs Thompson standing in the road waving to make them stop.

08:57Hello, Mrs Thompson.

09:01What's going on? said Pat.

09:03There are terrible floods in the top fields, Pat.

09:06And the water has brought tons of earth down and blocked the road.

09:10Come and see.

09:11Dear me, said Pat.

09:14Can't we telephone the village for help?

09:17No, the lines are down.

09:19Well, can't we walk round it?

09:22No, it's too dangerous with these floods.

09:25And you could be buried if the land started to slip again.

09:45Here comes Alf.

09:46He's going to try to get through with his tractor.

09:55Do you think you can do it? said Pat.

09:58I'll have a jolly good try.

10:01Off he went at top speed.

10:12And got stuck.

10:25It's no good, said Alf.

10:32We'll have to get help somehow.

10:35Then Bill came with his model aeroplane.

10:42I know, he said.

10:50We can put a message on my plane and I can fly it across to Greendale Farm to get help.

10:56It's radio controlled, see?

10:58What a good idea.

11:01Clever lad.

11:02We'll send an airmail letter.

11:05So Pat scribbled a note.

11:07S-O-S.

11:09That'll do it.

11:10He tied it to the plane with a bit of Alf's binder twine.

11:22Good luck.

11:23Let's hope it gets through.

11:26Oh, I think he'll manage it.

11:27He's a clever lad.

11:28He built it himself, you know.

11:30Bill started the engine.

11:34And off it flew.

11:45Away she goes.

11:47That's better than a van.

11:49I wonder if I could swap mine for a helicopter.

12:04It seemed ages since the plane had gone.

12:10Pat was just thinking it must have crashed when he heard a powerful engine coming up the

12:15road on the other side of the blockage.

12:21It was Peter Fogg on his new tractor with the bulldozer blade.

12:26Got your message.

12:28Find your bag.

12:32Oh, oh.

12:41Thanks, Peter.

12:42Right.

12:46Pat waved some waldrum through.

12:48There was just enough room.

13:02Ted Glen was mending a wall for Mr. Pottage.

13:22Pat had remembered something.

13:24Can you go and have a look at the church roof, Ted?

13:29The Reverend's got the church full of buckets.

13:32I'll pop along when I finish this wall.

13:36Blooming rain.

13:38It makes no end of work.

13:40Miss Hubbard was on her way to choir practice.

13:43I'd turn back if I were you, said Pat.

13:46Well, you might have to swim home.

13:49Swim, said Miss Hubbard.

13:52It'll take more than a drop of rain to stop me.

13:55And on she went.

14:02I'll be on my way too, said Pat.

14:04Cheerio.

14:15As Pat wound his way along the valley, it looked like rain again.

14:20But there was a warm fireside to look forward to, when all the letters had been delivered.

14:35Postman Pat, Postman Pat, Postman Pat, and this black and white cat.

14:42Ton, John Gerstle.

14:51See you soon.

14:59Winding up.

15:00See you soon.

15:04—

15:06Wonderful.

15:09사실

15:10amazing 봉ello.

Postman Pat Season 1 Episode 9 – Postman Pat Takes a Message | 1980s Children's TV

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