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01x04 - Pat's Rainy Day

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Postman Pat". Aired: 16 September 1981 – 27 September 1982.*
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Each episode follows the adventures of Patrick Clifton, a friendly country postman, and his black and white cat Jess, as he delivers the post through the valley of Greendale.

01x04 - Pat's Rainy Day

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Postman Pat Postman Pat Postman Pat and

his black and white

cat early in the morning just as day is

Dawning he picks up all the post bags in

his

van Postman Pat Postman Pat Postman Pat

and his black and white

cat all the bir are singing and the day

is just beginning Pat feels he's a

really happy

man everybody knows his bright red van

all his friends will smile as he waves

to greet them

maybe you can never be sure there'll be

knock

ring letters through your door

Postman Pat Postman Pat Postman Pat and

his black and white

cat all the birds are singing and the

day is just beginning Pat feels he's a

really happy

man Pat feels he's a really happy

man Pat feels he's a really happy

man

[Applause]

[Music]

ooh another nasty day said Pat Jess

looked out at the rain he hated wet

[Applause]

days what a day wet letters wet

everything it was still raining when Pat

reached the Village Post

Office

what Dreadful weather just look at these

letters imagine them getting so wet just

being posted it's like a wet wash

day I see what you mean never mind

they'll soon

dry you'd best watch out for floods up

the valley there's more rain forecast

you

know don't you worry Mrs Goggins the

post will get

through

oh it stopped raining

Cheerio Pat was on his

[Music]

way what a dismal day it was some people

still had lights on

indoors

[Music]

what had happened to Peter

frog Pat stopped to find

out it's this blooming rain my old

tractors bogged down in the bottom

Meadow it's a flooded down

there then I went and fell in the

mud you look as if you've had a bath in

it

just about

have I'm off home for some dry clothes

then I'll get the new tractor to pull

the old one

out good luck said Pat I think it's

fairing up now

[Music]

cheerio

when Pat arrived at the school some of

the children were looking out to see if

the rain had

stopped he was surprised to see Charlie

Pringle running out for the letters

instead of Bill

Thompson hello Charlie where's bill

then he's off school today they say

there's flooding up at Thompson ground

he'll be helping his dad get the sheep

in well don't drop the letters they've

already had one

[Music]

wetting it's nice to see someone

enjoying the rain thought

that

[Music]

whoops hey watch it

[Music]

cheerio

[Music]

at Greendale farm he saw Peter fog again

he changed his

clothes here

P come and have a look at

this he showed Pat's new tractor with

its bulldozzer

blade this will shift anything he said H

bet it would said Pat oh here's your

male

oh

[Music]

bye

the Reverend Tims was having trouble

with the rain

too

good day Pat said the

Reverend the rain rains on the just and

the

unjust look

out I'll ask Ted Glenn to bring his

ladders and have a look at that roof

said Pat bye farewell

pet Sam walren was just along the

road

take it steady Pat said Sam the roads

are flooding up the

valley the old van will get me through

said Pat I'll just take a bunch of

bananas the wife loves

them thank

you thanks

bat Jess was glad to stay in the van to

keep out of the

wet

[Music]

they were getting into the hills when

they saw Mrs Thompson standing in the

road waving to make them

stop

hello Mrs Thompson what's going on said

Pat there are terrible floods in the top

Fields Pat and the waters brought tons

of Earth down and blocked the road come

and

see dear me said Pat can't we telephone

the village for

help no the lines are down well can't we

walk around

it no it's too dangerous with these

floods and you could be buried if the

land started to slip

again here comes Al he's going to try to

get through with his

[Music]

tractor do you think you can do it said

Pat I'll have a jolly good

try off he went at top

[Music]

speed and got

[Applause]

stuck

it's no good said Al we'll have to get

help

[Music]

somehow then bill came with his model

airplane I know he said we can put a

message on my plane and I can fly it

across to Greendale Farm to get help

it's radio controlled see

what a good idea clever lad we'll send

an air mail letter so Pat scribbled a

note s o s that'll do

it he tied it to the plane with a bit of

Al's binder

twine good

luck let's hope it gets through oh I

think he'll manage it he a clever lad he

built it himself you

know Bill started the

engine and off it

[Music]

flew away she

goes that's better than a van I wonder

if I could swap mine for a

[Music]

helicopter

[Music]

it seemed ages since the plane had gone

Pat was just thinking it must have

crashed when he heard a powerful engine

coming up the road on the other side of

the

[Music]

blockage it was Peter fog on his new

tractor with the bulldozer

blade got your message mind your

back oh

oh thanks Peter

right Pat waved Sam Waldren through

there was just enough

room

[Music]

[Music]

Ted Glenn was mending a wall for Mr

pottage Pat had remembered

something can you go and have a look at

the church roof Ted

the reverend's got the church full of

buckets I'll pop along when I finish

this wall blooming rain it makes no end

to

work Miss hubard was on her way to choir

practice I'd turn back if I were you

said Pat or you might have to swim home

swim said Miss hubard it'll take more

than a drop of rain to stop me and on

she

went

I'll be on my way too said

Pat

[Music]

jerio as Pat wound his way along the

valley it looked like rain again but

there was a warm Fireside to look

forward to when all the letters had been

delivered

Postman Pat Postman Pat Postman Pat and

his black and white

[Music]

cat