Pringle and his class, generic plots, elimination of several characters such as Miss Hubbard, Granny Dryden, Major Forbes, and Sam Waldron, plot holes (for example, one episode has Ajay restoring an old Rolls-Royce, when it's been established Ted Glen, who was in said episode, could have done it easily, as Ajay's specialty is steam locomotives), how tired Ken Barrie sounds, and disrespecting the original seasons (such as turning PAT 2, the post bus, into a school bus). Common complaints include the faster-paced animation provided by Cosgrove Hall, focusing too much on Mr. Seasonal Rot: Seasons 3-5 are not as well-regarded as the first two for a variety of reasons.Only the Creator Does It Right: While the later revivals are not without their fans, most agree that the 1980s and 1990s episodes by John Cunliffe and Woodland Animations are the most iconic.Older Than the Demographic: Pat Clifton himself is a 35-year-old protagonist of a show aimed at preschoolers.For some reason, Pat, especially his flying detached head, got a memetic status in Russian YouTube Poop as a bringer of doom: if his head ever appears onscreen to his Theme Tune, there will be a massive explosion.It seems that Postman Pat's Banging Day Out has inspired a cottage industry whose sole purpose is editing and overdubbing episodes of Postman Pat to insert profanity and risque references.Probably one of the earliest forms of YouTube Poop to hit The Internet. A crude overdub video with gratuitous swearing, mild violence, and moderate sex references. Memetic Mutation: Postman Pat's Banging Day Out.He later uses a helicopter in Special Delivery Service. Hilarious in Hindsight: The episode "Pat's Rainy Day" has Pat joke about swapping his van for a helicopter.
Heartwarming Moments: Aside from the theme tune, there are a few songs used in the episodes themselves, such as Looking at Life.Fanon: There is spectulation among fans that Granny Dryden didn't appear in the Cosgrove Hall seasons because she passed away of old age.This song is so iconic, that one fan made a remix in the style of the first two seasons of Thomas & Friends, using the same instruments that Mike O'Donnell and Junior Campbell would have.
Miss Rebecca Hubbard (this song was never played with lyrics in the series)."What's in his Bag?", the catchy ending theme for Seasons 3 - 5.
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