PC Boot takes us on a tour of Shoe Town and introduces many of the Shoe People.

Sergeant Major lives in Drill Hall and has the best kept garden in Shoe Town. His next door neighbour however is Trampy whose garden is completely overgrown with wild flowers, grass and weeds. This always annoys Sergeant Major.

The Shoe People spend a day at the seaside. Flip-Flop is sun-bathing on the rocks when she is swept into the sea. Trampy, Charlie and Sergeant Major come to her rescue.

We are introduced to the kindly and generous Trampy, and his untidy lifestyle.

P.C. Boot is looking through his notebook when he notices the date and realizes today is Trampy's birthday. The Shoe People have forgotten Trampy's birthday. Or have they?

The Shoe People are very excited. They have been invited to Swan Lake Cottage for a performance of Margot's latest ballet. Who or what will she dance with today?

Charlie is the best clown in the world. Meet him in The Little Big Top and see him perform on the trapeze. Sometimes Sergeatn Major calls him a 'stupid clown' but today he and Sergeant Major seem to be the best of friends.

Wellington is always happy on wet days. He simply loves jumping in and out of puddles, but one big puddle proves quite a problem not only for him but especially for Margot. The Shoe People solve the problem for her.

The Shoe People love to visit Charlie for tea. Today Charlie is going to show them his latest trick.

Charlie's is up to his usual funny tricks in the park, making everyone laugh. Today one of his tricks is just too much for Sergeant Major.

Charlie arrives back in Shoe Town after collecting his brand new clown's car. Most of the Shoe People like Charlie's new car.

Trampy and Margot are having a lovely afternoon on the boating lake. Suddenly their rowing boat gets stuck on a mud bank.

Trampy falls asleep in front of the fire and starts to dream. Suddenly his dream turns into a nightmare.

The Shoe People are looking forward to going to the fair, especially Sergeant Major.

A tree falls across the track at the railway station, and Mr Potter, the station master, calls on the help of PC Boot and Sergeant Major.

Sneaker always seems to be in trouble. Even a simple job for Margot brings him a warning from P.C. Boot.

Gilda Van Der Clog has a problem with a bird nesting. P.C. Boot and Charlie soon arrive.

Shoe Street Police Station is flooded. Who will mend the burst water pipe?

Charlie is trying to break his juggling record. This is not the only thing he breaks.

Trampy's jumble has been stolen or has it? Watch out for Sneaker.

The paper trail comes to an abrupt end. Sergeant Major seems very embarrassed.

Baby Bootee crawls away from Sid Slipper in the park and ends up flying.

Trampy offers to mow Sergeant Major's lawn but all does not go to plan, which leaves the lawn looking like a pile of spaghetti. Charlie has an ingenious plan to help Trampy cover up the mistake.

The residents of Shoe Town gather on the hill for the Annual Great Sledge Race. With a number of different sledges, the competition is as close as it's ever been. However one resident doesn't have a sledge at all!

The Shoe People are very excited as they get on the bus. Only Sergeant Major knows where they are going. Or does he?

The circus has been cancelled and The Shoe People are very disappointed. Charlie has a brilliant idea!

Charlie the Clown turns a load of Sneaker's old junk into a life-sized rubber band driven aeroplane. Unfortunately, his co-pilot, the hapless Wellington, winds the propellor the wrong way, and aerobatic mayhem ensues over the skies of Shoetown.

P.C. Boot has the day off, so the naughty Boot Gang Boy Gang decide to create a little havoc in Shoetown. New York Cop stand-in, Officer Malone, manages to arrest everybody except the real culprits, leaving quite a big problem for P.C. Boot on his return.

Smoke-signals have been spotted over Shoetown wood, and so brave Marshal deputizes a reluctant Wellington and Charlie to go looking for Indians. Their quest is disrupted however, by Farmer Fred's missing turkeys, and Sneaker's furtive activities.

Responding to Sgt. Major's taunts, Margot and the Shoetown girls challenge the Shoetown boys to a race to sort out who is the best once and for all. Surprises are in store, however, as the route decided upon is the Army assault course!

It is midnight in Gilda Van Der Clog's beloved windmill, and eerie sounds and spooky goings-on are in progress. Summoning up all their courage, Shoetown Police Officers P.C. Boot and Officer Malone decide to investigate....

The Shoe People and the Boot Boy Gang hold a cross-country race, which the cheating Rollerskaters intend to win - more by foul means than fair. But then as if by some strange coincidence, Farmer Fred's prize Bull joins the fray?

In the midst of the hottest weather Shoetown has ever known, newcomer Sasha longs for the coolness of his native Russia. Trampy and the other Shoe People try to cheer him up using of all things, a packet of Soap Flakes!

Every year Sid slipper wins the Giant Marrow Competition at the Annual Shoe town Flower Show. But the greedy Boot Boys have their beady eyes on the prize also. Will they succeed in cheating their way to success, or will Sid Slipper win the day again?

Poor Sgt. Major is distraught! He finds he can't officiate at his platoon's passing-out parade because he's lost his voice. Well-meaning Trampy and Wellington attempt to help him - with hilariously disastrous consequences.

The Shoe People find themselves marooned on a lighthouse during a ferocious storm at sea. They find that the lighthouse is not working properly and other ships are in danger of crashing onto the rocks. All seems lost until Morris Miner finds a solution to the problem.

Things go astray in the mail from time to time - even in Shoetown. A package is wrongly delivered to the Bootboys address, the contents of which helps them to concoct a mischievous scheme to win coconuts at the annual fair.

It is winter, and the Shoe People are happily skating on the frozen ice of Shoetown Lake - that is until poor Wellington falls through. But how can an urn full of hot coffee possibly save him? Only Charlie the Clown and Margot the Ballet slipper have the answer.

Farmer Fred's pesky goats and sheep are causing much trouble in Shoetown. This presents Marshall with a golden opportunity to re-live the glory days of the Wild West by organizing a rootin'-tootin' round-up.

Everyone' favourite actor, Sir Toby Boot, puts on a prestigious production of "Hamlet" at Shoetown Theatre. Unfortunately he has made the grave mistake of putting Charlie the Clown in charge of special effects. The result: a rendering of Shakespeare that Shoetown's inhabitants will never forget

The meany-minded Bootboy Rollerskate gang hatch a plot to steal Sid Slipper's honey-laden beehive - and live to regret it!

The crowds amass at the playing field for Shoetown's very first baseball game. The scheming skaters, the Bad Boot Boys have their eyes on the Grand Prize - even if they have to steal it to get it.

Margot leaves Baby Bootee in the incapable hands of wacky Wellington while she pops off for the afternoon. If she only knew the mayhem they would create with a motorized skateboard while she's away, she'd stay in with Baby Bootee for ever!

Sgt. Major is looking a little out of sorts today - he's developed a "spotty" disease which has speckled him from head to toe. So it's off to the Shoetown surgery to see a baffled Doctor Merryweather...but there's more to these spots than meets the eye!

A strange and unusual being from outer Space has invaded Shoetown, and is terrifying the inhabitants...but appearances can be deceiving, as Sir Toby is about to find out!

Ever-resourceful Sneaker lashes up an impressive-looking ice-cream making machine out of bits and bobs lying around his cluttered yard. But he has reckoned without the Boot Boys intervention, and as soon as he switches it on, Shoetown is in danger of literally drowning in vanilla-flavoured ice-cream!

The selfish old Boot Boy gang haven't been invited to the Shoe People's barbecue. And so, with the aid of a book of magic spells they spitefully try to wreck the great occasion.

Shoetown's favourite gardener, Sid Slipper, is having great trouble with moles in his garden. But Wellington is having even bigger trouble - with a runaway steamroller - much to the consternation of the rest of the Shoe People.

Margot decides that the Shoe People are all unfit, and should enroll immediately into a fitness class. Wellington and the others are not so sure if this is such a good idea, especially when they discover that a grinning Sgt. Major is in charge!

In their state-of-the-art rocket ship, the Shoe People travel to the distant planet Bloboboloo in order to catch some Blobobolian space-fish. But instead of fish, it's a hard task put upon Wellington that almost ends up with the chips!

The sun is bright, the sky is blue, and the Shoe People have decided to take up yachting for the day. But, as they swiftly discover, sailing on any boat crewed by Charlie and Wellington is just asking for trouble.