Pingu Delivers The Mail
Pingu is helping his dad deliver the mail. His dad lets him wear his postman's hat, and they go to the post office to pick up the mail and then deliver it to the town's various eccentric residents; including an old, kid-hating granny penguin, a tall, loud-beaked (bird style for loud-mouthed) penguin, a short, zippy and strange penguin in suspenders (this is Punki, who also slams the door right in Pingu's face as he opens it!), Pingu's friend Pingo, a sad penguin with bad news, a woman with three children, and others, before returning home again to his mum's arms.
- Features mainly Pingu and Father. Also appearing are Mother, a postman, an old, kid-hating granny penguin, a tall, loud-beaked (bird style for loud-mouthed) penguin, Punki, Pingo, a sad penguin, and a penguin with three children. Pingg makes a slight appearance.
- Aired on June 4, 1986
- Punki is introduced in this episode.
- In one part, when Father gives Pingu the hat, Father jumps on the cart, and a hat appears on his head.
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