Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 16, 1981
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 106
Networks: CBeebies, BBC One
Genres: Kids, Animation

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Postman Pat(1981)

TMDB Rating: 6.6 (46 votes)

Overview

Pat and his black-and-white cat Jess deliver the mail in Greendale.

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1981

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Pat's Finding Day	Sep 16, 1981
2	Pat and the Magpie Hen	Sep 23, 1981
3	Pat's Birthday	Sep 30, 1981
4	Pat's Rainy Day	Oct 7, 1981
5	The Sheep in the Clover Field	Oct 14, 1981
6	Pat's Tractor Express	Oct 21, 1981
7	Pat's Thirsty Day	Oct 28, 1981
8	Pat's Windy Day	Nov 4, 1981
9	Pat's Foggy Day	Nov 11, 1981
10	Pat's Difficult Day	Nov 18, 1981
11	Pat Goes Sledging	Nov 25, 1981
12	Letters On Ice	Dec 2, 1981
13	Pat Takes a Message	Dec 9, 1981

Season 2

13 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Postman Pat and the Hole in the Road	Apr 3, 1997
2	Postman Pat and the Suit of Armour	Apr 10, 1997
3	Postman Pat in a Muddle	Apr 17, 1997
4	Postman Pat Misses the Show	Apr 24, 1997
5	Postman Pat Follows a Trail	May 1, 1997
6	Postman Pat Has the Best Village	May 8, 1997
7	Postman Pat Paints the Ceiling	May 15, 1997
8	Postman Pat Has Too Many Parcels	May 22, 1997
9	Postman Pat and the Big Surprise	May 29, 1997
10	Postman Pat and the Robot	Jun 5, 1997
11	Postman Pat Takes Flight	Sep 1, 1997
12	Postman Pat and the Beast of Greendale	Sep 5, 1997
13	Postman Pat and the Mystery Tour	Sep 8, 1997

Season 3

26 episodes • 2004

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Postman Pat and the Runaway Kite	Sep 7, 2004
2	Postman Pat and the Hungry Goat	Sep 8, 2004
3	Postman Pat and the Ice Cream Machine	Sep 9, 2004
4	Postman Pat and the Great Greendale Race	Sep 10, 2004
5	Postman Pat and the Jumble Sale	Sep 14, 2004
6	Postman Pat the Magician	Sep 15, 2004
7	Postman Pat and the Spotty Situation	Sep 16, 2004
8	Postman Pat and the Greendale Movie	Sep 17, 2004
9	Postman Pat Goes Football Crazy	Sep 21, 2004
10	Postman Pat's Pigeon Post	Sep 22, 2004
11	Postman Pat and a Job Well Done	Sep 23, 2004
12	Postman Pat and the Green Rabbit	Sep 24, 2004
13	Postman Pat and the Big Butterflies	Sep 27, 2004
14	Postman Pat and the Troublesome Train	Sep 28, 2004
15	Postman Pat and the Flying Saucers	Sep 29, 2004
16	Postman Pat at the Seaside	Sep 30, 2004
17	Postman Pat and the Job Swap Day	Oct 1, 2004
18	Postman Pat's Disappearing Dotty	Oct 4, 2004
19	Postman Pat's Popstars	Oct 5, 2004
20	Postman Pat and the Great Dinosaur Hunt	Oct 6, 2004
21	Postman Pat and the Spooky Sleepover	Oct 7, 2004
22	Postman Pat and the Midsummer Market	Oct 8, 2004
23	Postman Pat and the Train Inspector	Oct 11, 2004
24	Postman Pat and the Ice Ladder	Oct 12, 2004
25	Postman Pat and the Rocket Rescue	Oct 13, 2004
26	Postman Pat's Perfect Painting	Oct 14, 2004

Season 4

26 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Postman Pat and the Big Balloon Ride	Feb 27, 2005
2	Postman Pat and the Surprise Present	Feb 28, 2005
3	Postman Pat and the Perfect Pizza	Mar 1, 2005
4	Postman Pat and the Spring Dance	Mar 2, 2005
5	Postman Pat and the Thunderstorm	Mar 3, 2005
6	Postman Pat and the Fancy Dress Party	Mar 4, 2005
7	Postman Pat and the Playful Pets	Mar 6, 2005
8	Postman Pat and the Pink Slippers	Mar 7, 2005
9	Postman Pat and the Runaway Train	Mar 8, 2005
10	Postman Pat and the Pet Show	Mar 9, 2005
11	Postman Pat's Wild West Rescue	Mar 10, 2005
12	Postman Pat's Pied Piper	Mar 13, 2005
13	Postman Pat and the Tricky Transport Day	Mar 14, 2005
14	Postman Pat's Radio Greendale	Mar 15, 2005
15	Postman Pat the Secret Superhero	Mar 16, 2005
16	Postman Pat Goes Undercover	Mar 17, 2005
17	Postman Pat and the Bowling Buddies	Mar 20, 2005
18	Postman Pat and the Magic Lamp	Mar 22, 2005
19	Postman Pat and the Sneaky Sheep	Mar 23, 2005
20	Postman Pat's Island Shipwreck	Mar 24, 2005
21	Postman Pat and the Grand Custard Race	Mar 27, 2005
22	Postman Pat and the Lucky Escape	Mar 28, 2005
23	Postman Pat's Potluck Picnic	Mar 29, 2005
24	Postman Pat and the Record Breaking Day	Mar 30, 2005
25	Postman Pat's Missing Things	Mar 31, 2005
26	Postman Pat and the Flying Post	Apr 1, 2005

Season 5

28 episodes • 2006

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Postman Pat and the Bollywood Dance	Feb 9, 2006
2	Postman Pat and the Stolen Strawberries	Feb 10, 2006
3	Postman Pat and the Pot of Gold	Feb 13, 2006
4	Postman Pat and the Greendale Knights	Feb 13, 2006
5	Postman Pat and the Fantastic Feast	Feb 15, 2006
6	Postman Pat Gets Stuck	Feb 16, 2006
7	Postman Pat and the Incredible Inventions	Feb 17, 2006
8	Postman Pat and the Go-Kart Race	Feb 20, 2006
9	Postman Pat's Pet Rescue	Feb 21, 2006
10	Postman Pat's Pony Post	Feb 22, 2006
11	Postman Pat's Clifftop Adventure	Feb 23, 2006
12	Postman Pat and the Lost Property	Feb 24, 2006
13	Postman Pat and the Talking Cat	Feb 27, 2006
14	Postman Pat and the Hedgehog Hideaway	Feb 28, 2006
15	Postman Pat Never Gives Up	Mar 1, 2006
16	Postman Pat and the Double Disguise	Mar 2, 2006
17	Postman Pat's Cat Calamity	Mar 3, 2006
18	Postman Pat and the Popular Policeman	Mar 6, 2006
19	Postman Pat's Noisy Day	Mar 7, 2006
20	Postman Pat and the Disappearing Bear	Mar 8, 2006
21	Postman Pat and the Cranky Cows	Mar 9, 2006
22	Postman Pat's Big Boat Adventure	Mar 10, 2006
23	Postman Pat's Holiday Hobbies	Mar 13, 2006
24	Postman Pat and the Grumpy Pony	Mar 14, 2006
25	Postman Pat's Fun Run	Mar 15, 2006
26	Postman Pat's Spy Mission	Mar 16, 2006
27	Postman Pat's Ice'Capade	Mar 17, 2006
28	Postman Pat's Christmas Eve	Mar 20, 2006

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