April Fools

22m

Mr. Curry thinks Paddington's made him an April Fool, so he retaliates by sending Paddington on a fool's errand. Poor Paddington doesn't even know what April Fool's is. Aunt Lucy always taught him it was rude to play tricks on people. But in this case, Paddington's honesty turns out to be the best trick of all.

Paddington the Tour Guide

22m

Paddington is mistaken for a tour guide and always the helpful bear, he leads 5 Japanese tourists on a tour of the Brown's house. Mr. Curry invites them over to his Bed and Breakfast for tea (for a fee) but the guests like it so much they just won't leave.

Paddington Gets His Money's Worth

22m

Paddington loves reading comic books so Mr. Curry agrees to give him some old ones he has in his basement, for a price. They turn out to be quite valuable. Mr. Curry tries every trick in the book to get them back, but Paddington is happy to keep and read them.

Mr. Curry's Birthday Bash

22m

Mr. Curry has never had a birthday party, or at least, that's what he convinces Paddington of. So when he lets slip that it's his birthday, Paddington does the neighbourly thing. But one surprise guest in particular knows that Curry's up to his old tricks: Curry's mother, and she is not impressed to learn her son lied about everything.

The Great Escape

22m

Two escaped convicts on the run find the perfect hide-out at Mr. Curry's house while he's away. And the bear neighbour is so very helpful, if not a little bit disaster prone. The two convicts decide it's safer being in prison and turn themselves in.

The Amazing Paddington

22m

Mr. Curry is convinced hypnotism is for the birds. And that's just what Mr. Curry becomes, as well as many other animal species, when he's the first to fall under Paddington's spell.

A House-Training

22m

Paddington finds a lost dog and Mr. Curry offers to keep it in his house provided Paddington split the reward money. And provided Paddington take care of it. And train it. And put up the found posters.

Paddington Clocks In

22m

Mr. Curry finds out that Paddington has a knack for picking winning horses so he drags him to the races to place a few innocent bets. Mr. Curry learns the valuable lesson, you can't get something for nothing.