Thomas the quarry engine US

Garrett Sousa

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00:01Thomas the Quarry Engine

00:05At the very end of Thomas' branch line lies the Farqua Quarry,

00:10one of the oldest quarries on the island of Sodor.

00:14Mavis is the diesel engine who works there,

00:18shunting troublesome trucks of heavy snow.

00:21Get in line and get ready.

00:24We're all heading off to the docks this afternoon.

00:27It's not an easy job,

00:31but Mavis knows how to keep the troublesome trucks in line.

00:36One day, there was a big order of stone to be taken from the quarry to Brendam Docks.

00:42Thomas and Diesel had been sent to collect it,

00:46but they couldn't agree which of them would be the back engine.

00:50It would be better for you to be my back engine, Diesel.

00:54After all, it is my branch line.

00:57Nonsense, Thomas.

00:59You should be my back engine.

01:01Having a diesel on your branch line is bound to improve it.

01:11I could pull the cars by myself.

01:13Don't make me laugh.

01:15Those troublesome trucks are much too heavy for one engine.

01:19Especially a steamy like you.

01:22You two should stop arguing.

01:25You don't know how lucky you are.

01:28I work here in the quarry all the time.

01:31At least you get to see the rest of Sodor and the seaside.

01:36Would you like to be my back engine, Mavis?

01:40Oh no, Thomas.

01:42I have too much work to do here.

01:44There are more cars to get ready and...

01:46I'm sure Diesel can look after things here until you get back.

01:51That does sound nice.

01:53If Diesel agrees.

01:55In fact, it's a lovely idea.

01:58Well, I've got a better one.

02:01You can be my front engine, Mavis.

02:04Diesels are new and revolutionary.

02:07We'd be two diesels working together.

02:10Well, I suppose...

02:12Please, Thomas.

02:14Can you look after things here until I get back?

02:20Ta-ta, Thomas.

02:22See you later.

02:24There are more cars to get ready.

02:27They need to go to the docks by four.

02:29But you'll have to mind them.

02:31They can be very troublesome.

02:33I do know how to look after troublesome trucks, Mavis.

02:37Thomas set to work taking empty cars to be filled with stone

02:42and shunting full cars into line.

02:46But the trucks were very troublesome.

02:49They didn't like to be pushed.

02:51And they didn't like to be fooled.

02:55Thomas began to get a little impatient.

03:01He was ready for Mavis and Diesel to come back.

03:04Oh, I do love to be beside the seaside.

03:12Arr!

03:13You're an engine after me own heart, ladies.

03:16Thanks for letting me work with you, Diesel.

03:21But we really do have to get back.

03:24What's the rush?

03:25We could do another job together.

03:28These freight cars need to go to the shunting yard.

03:31Come on!

03:37Aha!

03:38Here they are!

03:39At last!

03:40You're not Mavis and Diesel.

03:46I never said we were, did I?

03:49I would have noticed if you had.

03:51But these troublesome trucks need to get to the docks.

03:54And I need a back engine to take them.

03:57Would you like to work with me, Toby?

04:00You could be my back engine.

04:02That's too many troublesome trucks for me, Thomas.

04:06And besides, I have to take the quarry workers home for their supper.

04:12Just be patient, Thomas.

04:14I'm sure Mavis and Diesel will be back very soon.

04:22Mavis and Diesel had delivered the freight cars to the shunting yard.

04:26Now Mavis was ready to get back to the quarry.

04:30I've had a great time, Diesel.

04:32But I really do need to get back now.

04:36But there are more cars here that need to be taken to Vicarstown, Mavis.

04:41We make a good team, you and me.

04:44You get to see the Vicarstown Bridge.

04:51Thomas was still waiting and was getting very impatient.

04:55Sir Topham Hatt will be very cross if these troublesome trucks don't get to the docks on time.

05:01But he would be very happy if I took them myself.

05:06That's it.

05:07I'll show that revolutionary Diesel.

05:10I don't need a back engine after all.

05:13The troublesome trucks thought that was a great idea.

05:17Can't stop us!

05:19Do it!

05:20We won't push and we won't go back!

05:22We'll be on our very best anchor!

05:24The trucks were heavy and hard to pull without a back engine.

05:30But once they were rolling, they went very well.

05:35Until they reached the first hill.

05:38Pull back! Pull back!

05:41Without a back engine to push from behind, it was very hard to pull the heavy cars up the hill.

05:48The hill!

05:49Oh!

05:50You said you were going to be good!

05:53Sorry, Thomas!

05:54Leave a laugh!

05:55We won't hold you back anymore!

05:57What?

05:58No!

05:59Hey!

06:01god!

06:02Garry!

06:03God help me!

06:04Matt, have a job that sport helped him!

06:07Without a back engine to hold back from behind, it was very hard to slow down!

06:12And Thomas's brake man wasn't strong enough to stop the heavy cars.

06:18pozy!!

06:19Oh, no! Toby, look out!

06:27Luckily, a signalman switched him onto a siding.

06:46Thomas! What?

06:49What happened?

06:50You two were taking so long, I decided not to wait and take the troublesome trucks by myself.

06:57Without a back engine?

06:59Not a good idea, I know.

07:02Sorry, Thomas. I did tell Mavis a number of times that we should get back to the quarry.

07:09What? You never said...

07:12Oh!

07:13Ahem!

07:14Mavis and Diesel helped to get Thomas and the troublesome trucks back on the line.

07:27I know, naughty Diesel and Mavis left you all on your own, Thomas, but you should never have taken those cars without a back engine.

07:37I'm sorry, sir. I was trying to be useful.

07:43Sir Topham Hatt sent Mavis back to the quarry.

07:46To do what she does best.

07:52But he also realised that now and then it was nice for her to take cars down to the docks.

08:01And that makes Mavis a very happy engine indeed.

08:07Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside.

08:11Oh, I do like to be beside the sea.

08:15Oh, I do like to stroll along the prom prom prom

08:19Where the brass bands play

08:21Tiddly-um-pum-pum

08:23Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside.

08:27Oh, I do like to be beside the sea.

08:31When I'm down beside the sea

08:33I'm beside myself with me beside the seaside.

08:37Beside the sea!

08:39Ha ha!

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