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Paddington Bear is a series of British animated shorts based on the Paddington Bear book series by Michael Bond produced by FilmFair. This was the first television series based on the popular children's book Paddington Bear. In the United States it was usually shown on pay television as filler in between programs. Its narrator was actor Michael Hordern. It was one of the few television programmes to combine a puppet show with cartoon - Paddington himself was a puppet, but other characters in the series were depicted as cartoon characters. The series has a very distinctive art style. Paddington himself is a stop-motion animated puppet who moves within a 3-dimensional space and interacts with 2-dimensional animated drawings of the human characters, buildings, etc. The series, along with all other FilmFair productions is currently owned by DHX Media of Canada.
Episode 30 : Paddington's Christmas
December. 29,1976
Paddington's first Christmas with the Browns. He has also bought some lovely gifts for all the family.
Episode 29 : Trouble at No.32
December. 23,1976
Paddington breaks Mr. Curry's bedroom window during a snowball fight with Jonathan and Judy.
Episode 28 : An Unexpected Party
May. 20,1976
Paddington finds himself the subject of a special party in his honour.
Episode 27 : Fortune Telling
May. 19,1976
Paddington is at the funfair and has his fortune told by Madame Zaza.
Episode 26 : Paddington Recommended
May. 18,1976
Paddington is mistaken for a famous gourmet in a restaurant.
Episode 25 : Paddington Hits Out
May. 17,1976
Paddington enters a Golf Tournament.
Episode 24 : A Visit to the Hospital
May. 14,1976
Paddington decides to have his head checked.
Episode 23 : Paddington Hits the Jackpot
May. 13,1976
Paddington is a contestant on quiz show 'Lucky For Some'.
Episode 22 : A Sticky Time
May. 12,1976
Paddington decides to suprise everyone by making a batch of toffees.
Episode 21 : Paddington Makes a Clean Sweep
May. 11,1976
The misadventures of Paddington as he cleans a chimney.
Episode 20 : Trouble at the Wax Works
May. 10,1976
Paddington is mistaken for one of the statues in the local waxwork museum.
Episode 19 : Paddington and the Cold Snap
May. 07,1976
Paddington tries to help Mr. Curry by fixing his frozen pipes.
Episode 18 : Paddington Turns Detective
May. 06,1976
One night Paddington notices a repeated flashing of tourchlight and decides to investigate.
Episode 17 : Mr. Curry Takes a Bath
May. 05,1976
Mr. Curry decides to try out the new sauna Mr. Brown has had installed, Paddington ends up being locked inside.
Episode 16 : Paddington and the Christmas Shopping
May. 04,1976
Paddington goes christmas shopping.
Episode 15 : Paddington Cleans Up
May. 03,1976
Paddington makes a mess testing the new vacuum cleaner he received.
Episode 14 : A Visit to the Dentist
January. 23,1976
Paddington goes to the dentist.
Episode 13 : Too Much Off the Top
January. 22,1976
Some thoughtless person has left Paddington in charge of a barber's shop.
Episode 12 : Trouble at the Launderette
January. 20,1976
Paddington stumbles into trouble while taking clothes to the launderette.
Episode 11 : Something Nasty in the Kitchen
January. 19,1976
Paddington is the only person in charge after the rest of the fmaily are in bed ill.
Episode 10 : A Disappearing Trick
January. 16,1976
Paddington tries to entertain everyone. with his magic act.
Episode 9 : Do-It-Yourself
January. 15,1976
Paddington tries making a magazine rack for Mr. Curry.
Episode 8 : Paddington Makes a Bid
January. 14,1976
Paddington accidentally buys several items when Mr. Gruber, antique dealer extraordinair, takes him to an auction.
Episode 7 : A Family Group
January. 13,1976
Paddington attempts to take a photo of the Browns using an old camera.
Episode 6 : A Spot of Decorating
January. 12,1976
Paddington accidentally wallpapers over everything including the door.
Episode 5 : Paddington and the Old Master
January. 09,1976
Mr. Gruber, antique dealer extraordinaire, shows Paddington a painting called an Old Master. Paddington then helps Mr. Brown win a painting competition.
Episode 4 : A Shopping Expedition
January. 08,1976
While shopping for some pyjamas Paddington mistakes a shop window for a changing room.
Episode 3 : Paddington Goes Underground
January. 07,1976
Paddington travels on the underground with Mrs. Brown.
Episode 2 : A Bear in Hot Water
January. 06,1976
Paddington doesn't know how to have a bath, attempts to show him end in disaster.
Episode 1 : Please Look After This Bear
January. 05,1976
Mr and Mrs Brown are at Paddington Station, they meet a bear, decide to adopt him and name him after the station.
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