THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF SEATTLE'S FAVORITE CLOWN!

WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF SEATTLE'S FAVORITE CLOWN!

The J.P. Patches Show ran on KIRO-TV in Seattle from 1958 to 1981 and broadcast more than 10,000 episodes in it’s 23 year run! Just about every kid who grew up in the Northwest during that time tuned in as Julius Pierpont Patches, Mayor of the City Dump, entertained them with cartoons, sketches and special guests.
THE AMAZING HISTORY OF J.P. PATCHES

From his humble start in Minnesota at the dawn of the Television Age to his legacy as one of the longest running local children's shows in television history.

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THE FABULOUS BOB NEWMAN

While it wasn't his name on the title card at the beginning of each episode, The J.P. Patches Show wouldn't have been the same without him.

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OFFICIAL PATCHES PAL LICENSE PLATE

Get the latest news on the official Patches Pal
Washington State License Plate.

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PERSONALIZED STATUE PAVERS

Get your personal inscription immortalized forever on an engraved paver surrounding the J.P. Patches & Gertrude “Late for the Interurban” statue in Fremont!

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SHOP THE CITY DUMP STORE

OFFICIALLY LICENSED T-SHIRTS, MUGS, PRINTS AND MORE!

J.P. Patches Pint Glass

$19.95

Boris S. Wort Pint Glass

$19.95

Gertrude Pint Glass

$19.95

Ketchikan the Animal Man Pint Glass

$19.95

Autographed J.P. Patches Portrait by Dave Hoirup

$80.00

Gertrude Ornament

$9.95$12.95

Vintage J.P. Patches Appearance Poster

$100.00

J.P. Patches Enamel Pin

$9.95

Gertrude Enamel Pin

$9.95

J.P. Patches Nodder

$14.95

J.P. Patches Lunchbox

$14.95

Gertrude's Coffee Sticker

$4.00

PATCHES PALS BLOG

THE LATEST NEWS STRAIGHT FROM THE CITY DUMP!

J.P. Patches and the Seafair Hydroplane races are Seattle institutions that go hand-in-hand as far back as most of us can remember!

by Curt Hanks on August 06, 2022
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We are saddened at the passing of Robert "Fab" Newman. While it wasn't his name on the title card at the beginning of each episode, The J.P. Patches Show wouldn't have been the same without him.

by Curt Hanks on December 19, 2020
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In October of 1980, the J.P. Patches show held an election for the Mayor of Pugetopolis between J.P. Patches and Boris S. Wort.

by Curt Hanks on November 10, 2020
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