Paddington

Paddington visits a health centre.

After seeing an amazing magazine article about plants shaped to everyday things, Paddington tries snipping Mr. Curry's hedge into a peacock, and has a lot of trouble tidying the loose ends, until he wakes up to discover the whole escapade has been a dream.

Paddington goes to see a play with the Browns, and lends a hand when actor Sir Sealy Bloom forgets his lines.

Paddington buys a share in the Portobello Rd Oil Company.

Mr. Curry assigns Paddington to make him a serving hatch, all is fine until the end...

Paddington decides to thank Mr. Gruber for his kindness by finding him a finishing touch for his patio. When it comes to bringing it home, however, Paddington finds some surprises.

Paddington visits a bargain basement in a shopping store, in order to find something that was very good value. When he tries a demonstration at making pancakes with a frying pan, he accidentally flips the batter all over the audience.

Paddington goes to the local park to see a brass band concert, and he discovers how Schubert hadn't finished his symphony.

The Browns go out to a posh restaurant to celebrate Paddington's birthday.

Paddington helped the Drama Society with a performance called The Secret Plan , but during the interval, the actor seems to have lost the actual plans.

Paddington goes to a rugby match to see the Peruvian Reserves against the Portabello Wanderers, and Aunt Lucy joins in the match, too.

Paddington's Aunt Lucy comes on visit, but trouble ensues when she goes to Barkridge's to buy Mr. Brown a thank-you present.

The incorrigible Paddington, inspired by the magic of the Silver Screen and a sudden rainstorm, follows the famous footsteps of Gene Kelly and in his own way "dances in the rain" with hilarious consequences.