POSTMAN PAT SERIES

Some characters including Miss Hubbard, Sam Waldron, Peter Fogg, Granny Dryden and some other main characters were removed for unknown reasons.Instead of focusing on Pat and his friends, it focused way more on the kid characters, which doesn't really make that much sense since the original two seasons never really tried to focus on them that much and they were much better when they were only side characters though most fans enjoy it with no complaints.

POSTMAN PAT SERIES

These seasons had great animation that stepped up from the first two seasons, but at the same time, the new animation style didn't really suit the series as it was more faster paced.While the 2004 series (Seasons 3-5) was decent and wasn't as bad as Special Delivery Service was, it wasn't as good as the original two seasons and it did saw a minor decline in the series.Jess, while funny, cute and adorable, can also be rather annoying, especially in the 2004 series and in Special Delivery Service.

The series had been going downhill when Special Delivery Service came out in 2008, which abandoned its original gentle pace.

Additionally, he voiced every single character in the first season.

Amazing voice acting, especially in seasons 1-5, every male character was voiced by Ken Barrie.

Apart from Pat, many of the characters are very likable, such as Reverend, Julian and Ted the mechanic.

Ken Barrie is a great narrator who respects the pace of the show.

He knows and does what's best for everyone, he makes sure everyone has their mail delivered by the end of the day, he cares about his family and his cat, and he treats everyone in Greendale with respect.

Pat himself is a great postman and a likable person as a whole.

Not only was the show pretty popular, but it become one of the most famous British pre-school shows of all time.

Teaches valuable life lessons about being helpful and being kind to neighbors.

The stories are simple and easy to understand yet very entertaining and well-paced.

One of the few unique elements show is that unlike Bob the Builder, Fireman Sam, Pingu and Thomas & Friends, this show tries to be more relaxing, calming and slower paced, which actually works pretty well and it manages to avoid from coming across as boring.

Despite being more faster paced, the animation in Seasons 3-5 is very good at trying to replicate Season 2's animation.

Season 2's animation is a step-up from the animation in Season 1 as it looks a lot more colourful, cleaner and smoother.

The animation in Season 1, whilst not the absolute best, is pretty good and impressive for a stop-motion animation show produced in 1981.

The show has wonderful and natural stop-motion animation.

Postman Pat's trusty kitten Jess is always with him on his travels and adventures as they ride together in a little red van. The postman delivers his good mood as well as letters and parcels to the friendly village of Greendale.

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