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
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00:42All his friends will smile as he waves to greet them
00:48Maybe you can never be sure
00:52There'll be knock, ring, letters through your door
00:58Postman Pat
01:00Postman Pat
01:02Postman Pat
01:04And his black and white cat
01:06All the birds are singing
01:08And the day is just beginning
01:10Pat feels he's a really happy man
01:14Pat feels he's a really happy man
01:18Pat feels he's a really happy man
01:22Pat feels he's a really happy man
01:32One morning Miss Hubbard, who was always up bright and early, was surprised to see Pat's van still outside his house
01:38Goodness me, Pat should be away by now
01:44I wonder what's wrong
01:48Pat, are you there?
01:50Pat
01:52Pat
01:54Pat
01:56It's late
01:58Ah
02:00There you are
02:02Still in bed Pat
02:04What about the post?
02:06Oh dear
02:16Is it that late?
02:18I must have overslept
02:20Wretched alarm clock
02:22Morning Pat
02:24Must go or I'll be late as well
02:26Pat rushed out without any breakfast
02:30I'd better get my skates on
02:32They'll all wonder where I've got to
02:36Oh no!
02:38My hat!
02:42Come on Jess
02:44Don't just sit there
02:50Oh!
02:52What are you playing at Jess?
02:54Do you think you're Postman Jess or something?
02:58Come on, let's get moving
03:00What a start to the day
03:04That alarm clock couldn't have gone off
03:06We're over an hour late already
03:16It was past nine o'clock at the post office
03:20I wonder why Pat is so late
03:22Said Mrs Goggins
03:24Anyway
03:25It gives me time to repair this parcel
03:28Is that him?
03:45Oh!
03:46It's not my day today is it?
03:50Good morning Mrs Goggins
03:54Sorry I'm late
03:56It's that alarm clock
03:57Didn't go off you know
03:59As bad as this parcel
04:01Just look at it
04:02I do wish people would wrap them up properly
04:05This is a right old mess
04:07Can I help?
04:09Oh! My hat!
04:11This stuff sticks to everything
04:17Gosh, it's all over my fingers
04:18Oh!
04:20Oh!
04:21Yuck!
04:22That's really sticky
04:26Oh dear dear
04:31Oh dear
04:33Oh dear
04:34You're as bad as me today
04:35All thumbs
04:39There you are
04:40I think it will hold
04:41I think it will hold
04:43It's just one of those days
04:45Said Pat
04:47Thank you
04:48Wish me luck
04:49I need it today
04:50About a day
04:51John
04:54A
04:56uit
04:58Up
05:00Up
05:01To
05:08To
05:09To
05:10To
05:11To
05:13To
05:14To
05:15To
05:15To
05:16Hello there's Ted. That messy parcel is for him. We'll give it to him before it falls
05:27to bits. Hi Ted, I've got a parcel for you. Ted!
05:43Oh hello Pat. Is that my parcel? It'll be those spare parts I ordered. Whoops, oh no! Dozens of nuts and bolts, cogs and screws rolled away into the grass. Oh dear, I'll never find them all. Not in this long grass. Hold on, I'll give you a hand.
06:13That's one bit, but what about all the others? Bill Thompson had just set out from home on his way to the village when he saw Pat and Ted searching for something in the grass.
06:23Have you lost something? He said. Yes, a lot of nuts and bolts. I've got just the thing for that at home. I'll go and get it. I'll be back in a minute.
06:35We'll still be here, said Ted. What's he on about, said Pat. Search me. Is this one of them? No, looks like a rusty nail. Like this. Rubbish. We're getting nowhere.
06:53I know. Look, the lad's back already. And he's got a magnet with him. Hope it's a good one or it won't be much use.
07:04Have you found much, said Bill? Well, no, not yet. This is really powerful. Picks up anything metal. You have a try.
07:18Oh, thanks. It started to pick up all the metal bits from the grass, as well as Pat's glasses.
07:25Over here, said Ted. I hope they're all there, said Pat. I'll count them, said Ted. Thanks, Pat.
07:46Cheerio. Don't know, Pat. Thanks for your help.
07:55Here's another bit. Thanks, Bill. That magnet came in handy.
08:07What a day, said Pat to Jess. We'll never get through at this rate.
08:13His next stop was Thompson Ground. Alf was busy mending the barn wall.
08:25Morning, Alf. Sorry I'm late.
08:38Got some letters for you.
08:40Just leave them on the table.
08:42Dorothy's away feeding the chickens.
08:45Nothing urgent, is there?
08:47No, just a few bills.
08:51Oops!
08:52Hey, up, what are you doing?
08:53Fine. Sorry, Alf. Hang on.
08:57Hold it steady.
08:58Not that way, the other way.
09:01I said the other way.
09:03Oh!
09:05Ouch.
09:07Oh, my hand.
09:11Oh, it does hurt.
09:13Ah.
09:14Oh, gosh, that's painful.
09:17You all right, Pat?
09:18Oh, dear.
09:20Well, don't move. I'll go and get something for it.
09:22Just then, Mrs. Thompson came back from feeding the chickens.
09:29Dear me, whatever have you been up to, Pat?
09:34Not looking where I was going, I'm afraid.
09:37Walking into ladders.
09:38You mustn't make it a habit.
09:42Now, hold still, and I'll bind it up for you.
09:45But you won't be able to drive today, you know.
09:48You'll have to rest it.
09:52Thanks, but what about all my letters?
09:55Said Pat.
09:55Just then, Sam Waldron drove his mobile shop into the farmyard.
10:09He noticed Pat's bandaged hand.
10:11Hello, what happened to you?
10:13They told him about Pat's accident and that he was unable to drive.
10:17Why don't we put your letters and parcels in my van?
10:21Said Sam.
10:21We can do our rounds together.
10:24Yes, and then the post will get through after all, said Pat.
10:28Thanks, Sam. That's a marvellous idea.
10:31Come on, Jess.
10:32You'll be all right in there.
10:34Thanks, Alf.
10:48That's the lot now.
11:04Bye.
11:11We'd better get Dr Gilbertson to take a look at that wrist, said Sam.
11:16It was their first stop anyway.
11:27Won't be long.
11:34Hello, Pat.
11:42Goodness me, what have you been doing?
11:46It's my wrist.
11:49Come on in.
11:50Let's have a look at it.
11:53Ouch!
11:53Is this where it hurts?
11:55Ouch!
11:57Ah, well, it's not broken.
11:59You'll be all right in a day or two.
12:01I'll just give you something to soothe it.
12:03Yes, you'll soon be able to drive.
12:07Oh, thanks, Doctor.
12:09Cheerio.
12:11Bye.
12:18No need to worry.
12:19Nothing broken.
12:20For twice a week, there comes a mobile shop up to the valley.
12:34Valley.
12:35Valley.
12:36And folks are delighted when he comes around.
12:40For it always will save a long journey to town.
12:44From the valley, the valley.
12:48Valley.
12:49Valley.
12:49Valley.
12:49He's always on time as he rings out his chime.
12:53In the valley.
12:56Valley.
12:57Valley.
12:58Mothers can plan with a great shopping list.
13:02If he cut out his service, oh, he'd be terribly missed.
13:06In the valley.
13:09The valley.
13:10Valley.
13:11Valley.
13:12Valley.
13:13Valley.
13:14Valley.
13:14Valley.
13:15Valley.
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13:17Valley.
13:18Valley.
13:18Valley.
13:19Valley.
13:20Valley.
13:20Valley.
13:21Valley.
13:22Valley.
13:23Valley.
13:24Valley.
13:25Valley.
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13:30Valley.
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13:32Valley.
13:33Valley.
13:34Valley.
13:35Valley.
13:36Valley.
13:37Valley.
13:38Valley.
13:39Sam Waldron knows what the people will want
13:47In the valley
13:49He buys in the town
13:53Then he takes things around
13:55All his customers know that he won't let them down
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