Padding travels back and forth on the London Underground trains, with Judy and Mrs. Brown looking for him.

In Japan, Paddington visits a Sumo Wrestling school, but in training confronts and eventually outwits the champion Yokozuna.

Paddington practices dancing for a Charity Ball. His dance with his partner doesn't go as planned, but wins first place.

Paddington accidentally lands Mr. Curry in the hospital. His visit to the hospital gets an over privileged Mr. Curry back on his feet.

In Paris, Paddington gets involved in a Tour de France bike race. He wins, making the Castille Village famous.

Paddington accidentally locks Mr. Curry in Mr. Brown's birthday surprise Sauna, but eventually manages to rescue him.

Paddington thinks his money has been stolen in a robbery. He is then mistaken for the suspect.

Paddington goes on a fishing trip with Mr. Gruber and Admiral Grundae. They are all marooned on an island.

Paddington participates in Job Week hoping to raise money for Aunt Lucy. Helping Mr. Curry seems to spell disaster, but it works out well.

Mr. Gruber takes Judy, Jonathan and Paddington to the Lucman stately home. Paddington causes Lucman some inconvenience during the tour.

Mr. Gruber and Paddington go on a tour of the opal mining capital Coober Pedy. By chance, Paddington uncovers Black Opals.

Paddington helps out at Mr. Sloop's barber shop.

The Brown family go to the beach. Paddington is washed out to sea, but is rescued by two fishermen.

On a visit in Egypt with Mr. Gruber, Paddington is conned by a trickster, but Gruber sorts him out.

Paddington buys Mr. Gruber a rock as 'the finishing touch' for his patio.

Padding does detective work to find who stole Mr. Brown's prized pumpkin, but unwittingly gets a common burglar to be caught.

Paddington and Mr. Gruber help a young girl to rekindle her fascination of Leprechaun stories.

The Brown family go to watch a play at the theatre. Paddington goes backstage and helps to improve the performance.

Paddington decides to take Mr. Brown's driving test for him.

The (not so) wild west is the setting for Mr. Gruber to live out his boyhood dream of being a cowboy, and that dream is a success thanks to cowbear Paddington's special way with steers. When a herd goes missing, our heroes hurry out with a "yeehaaa" to catch the rustler, and Paddington deals out his own brand of justice.

During a simple shopping expedition, Paddington inadvertenly turns a window display topsy-turvy - to the delight of passing shoppers.

It's Mr. Brown's birthday and, in his attempt to raise enough money to send him a telegram, Paddington takes a job as a model for a painting class. But our little hero quickly discovers that standing stock still for hours on end is not only frightfully boring, but leg-numbing as well. At Mr. Gruber's suggestion, he forgets about the telegram and gives Mr. Brown a singing telegram instead.

At the Quebec Winter Carnival, Paddington becomes great friends with the Bonhomme Carnival who encourages the young bear to put his paws to good use and participate in the festivities. Paddington and Mr. Gruber join a team for the canoe race across the frozen St. Lawrence, and because of Paddington, they win by a nose.

When Paddington goes out caroling one night, he ends up at a dinner party, mistaken for the waiter. And after the chef quits, it is up to our little hero to complete the meal. Baked Alaska? Oh. Paddington thought he heard Baked Elastic.

Mr. Curry enters a gold competition with Paddington as his caddie. But when Mr. Curry ends up in the first aid tent after slipping on a marmalade sandwich, Paddington takes over for him - and wins a bag of shiny new golf clubs.