Episodes:
-Mind That Bike
-Train Stops Play
-Thomas Meets the Queen
-Bulls Eyes
-Special Funnel
-Four Little Engines
-Island Song (music video)
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-Mind That Bike
-Train Stops Play
-Thomas Meets the Queen
-Bulls Eyes
-Special Funnel
-Four Little Engines
-Island Song (music video)
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01:55He stops at stations collecting letters and parcels from Thomas and Percy's mail trains.
02:00Then, he delivers the mail to farms and cottages far and wide.
02:09The engines know that anywhere their rails won't reach, Tom Tipper will collect their mail and deliver it safely come rain or shine.
02:24He's always ready to help load mail bags onto the trains, too.
02:33Thank you, Tom, whistles Percy.
02:38Yes, indeed, agrees Thomas.
02:39You're a really useful postman.
02:42Ah, replies Tom.
02:44But where would I be without me van?
02:46We make a grand pair.
02:47One day, Tom wasn't at the platform.
03:01A postman they didn't know dumped the bags on the platform and disappeared.
03:06What happened to Tom, wondered Percy.
03:09And his old van, said the driver.
03:11No wonder the new postman looks cross.
03:14Trying to carry mail bags on a bicycle would make anyone miserable.
03:18Next morning, the engines were glad to see Tom back again.
03:25But he looked very sad.
03:28The postmaster decided my van was too expensive to run.
03:32The rounds take longer on my bike.
03:34I'm sorry.
03:34I can't stop to help you.
03:35I wish I could cheer Tom Tipper up, sighed Percy, the small engine.
03:41He was just wondering about how this might be done when his thoughts were rudely interrupted.
03:46A man was shouting at Tom Tipper.
03:49You've got to come back to Sir Topham Hatt's office.
03:51He needs you to sign some important papers right away.
03:55Oh, dear, replied Tom Tipper.
03:57This is going to make me later still.
04:00He was in a hurry and being careless.
04:02He propped his bike against Percy's mail car and rushed away.
04:07Stop, cried Percy.
04:08But Tom was out of sight.
04:10There was worse to come.
04:13Percy's driver hadn't seen the bike and he started away.
04:17Oh, no, cried Percy.
04:19Now there'll be trouble.
04:21And there was.
04:23Percy's driver quickly stopped the train.
04:27Everyone came running to the scene.
04:29Tom Tipper's bicycle was in pieces.
04:32I'm sorry, Mr. Tipper, apologized Percy.
04:38Never mind, Percy, said the postman.
04:41It wasn't your fault.
04:43But now I've only my legs to get the mail delivered.
04:46Whatever will happen next?
04:48Tom Tipper soon found out.
04:51Next day he was waiting happily for Percy.
04:54Beep, beep, beep, whistled Percy.
05:05Is that a smart new van I see?
05:07It is indeed.
05:08That accident did me a good turn, Percy.
05:11My chief decided a new van would do the job.
05:15Much better than another bike and worth the expense.
05:18Now I can always be on time again.
05:29So I did help, beamed Percy.
05:32But by accident, you might say.
05:34And there was just my corrects.
05:37I know that my bike was hurt.
05:37I wanted to stop talking about it.
05:38I know.
05:40Myっぱed Logan, where are you with heavy plicher?
05:42Like oh, I told you a wreck, tror я month ago.
05:43But y ε هذا Silverman, the flowers were the same.
05:45It's true,那個盪oul.
05:46If you're both dead, you would know it's not a falander.
05:48So you would love that.
05:50To the end of the day, there are times you have to ditch him.
05:51And so you have to guess, stay here.
05:53Try it.
05:53And door goes out there, you know.
05:55Once again, I have to guess here.
05:57Stepney, the Bluebell engine, was busy talking to the other engines.
06:14It was his first visit to their railway, and he was having a splendid time.
06:19You are very lucky, engines, he said.
06:22Your line has got everything.
06:24It's long enough to give you a good run, and you have plenty of passengers.
06:28Then you have a quarry and a mine, so you need plenty of cars.
06:33Cars are fun.
06:35I miss them on our line.
06:37Percy was surprised.
06:38All the engines thought cars were trouble.
06:41You're welcome to take some of mine, he said, but you'd better ask driver first.
06:47Their drivers agreed, and the two engines set off.
06:54Thomas and Toby were speechless.
07:03Stepney took the cars to the harbor.
07:11Then he picked up a load of empty ones and started back.
07:13Ahead was a cricket field.
07:21The game had just begun.
07:26Stepney and his driver had to wait at a signal.
07:29Good, said his driver.
07:31We can watch the game.
07:32Then there was trouble.
07:34The batsman hit the ball.
07:36It flew high into the sky towards Stepney's train.
07:39Then, clunk, went the signal.
07:44Thump, went the ball into a car.
07:46But neither driver nor fireman heard it.
07:50Stop, yelled the players.
07:52But Stepney didn't hear them.
07:54Come along, come along, he puffed to the cars.
07:58Oh, what an early ball, cried the players.
08:01Wake up, Caroline, they said to their old car.
08:04The chase is on.
08:08Caroline coughed crossly and rolled down the road.
08:15Stepney wasn't hurrying.
08:17Caroline soon came up behind.
08:19Toot, toot, she wailed.
08:24The players shouted, but Stepney was still too far away for his driver and fireman to see or hear properly.
08:30They completely misunderstood.
08:32If those jokers want a race, said the driver, they can have one.
08:37Faster, Stepney, faster.
08:40Poor Caroline wasn't happy at all.
08:43She rattled along at twice her usual speed.
08:47I shouldn't be treated like this, she grumbled.
08:51This pace is too hot for my system.
08:53It'll fuse all my circuits.
08:55Suddenly, Stepney was nowhere to be seen.
09:03Yahoo!
09:04That silly train has run into a hole, so we can't catch it.
09:08I can go home now.
09:11But she couldn't.
09:13Her driver pounded Caroline on up the steep hill.
09:16And then down the other side, toward the station.
09:20Stepney was already there when Caroline cluttered in.
09:26We need our ball back, cried the players, and explained everything.
09:30The ball was nestled under some straw in the third car from the van.
09:36We've found it, cried a player.
09:38We're sorry, sighed the driver.
09:41Oh, you couldn't help it, replied the player.
09:44Now we must get back quickly.
09:46You'll be lucky, said the driver.
09:51Caroline looks worn out.
09:52And she was.
09:55The driver spoke to the station master and the signal man, and they all agreed on a plan.
10:03Soon they had rolled Caroline onto a flat car with a brake van coupled behind.
10:08The players crowded inside, and Stepney pulled the train back to the playing field.
10:12Everyone enjoyed watching the game.
10:28Even Caroline was pleased.
10:31She doesn't think trains silly now.
10:34They have their uses.
10:35They can say well and tell on a poor car's wheel.
10:42Because they had their processors.
10:44Then they did computer.
10:45But there was any drive.
10:47And they all agreed to understand.
10:55조심 within and to different trainingич Torah directions.
11:00It was one of the most decent people.
11:04And at the beginning, they tested it.
11:04They didn't think they wanted to do.
11:06But please go to the plate.
11:09They're supposed to go dream Ichison weekly.
11:12Gordon the big engine and Thomas the tank engine puffed buffer to buffer back home.
11:17It had been a busy day.
11:20First Thomas had teased Gordon about the time that the big engine had slid into a ditch.
11:27Then Thomas fell down a mine and Gordon came to his rescue.
11:32Remember Thomas, called Gordon grandly.
11:35United we stand, together we fall.
11:37You help me and I'll help you.
11:40I'll remember, replied Thomas, but I hope Sir Topham Hatt forgives us soon.
11:46Suddenly they noticed something.
11:49As the two engines whistled into the sheds, everywhere they looked they saw paint pots and painters.
11:54Bust my buffers, said Thomas. What's happening?
11:58Shh, whispered Percy. Sir Topham Hatt's going to tell us now.
12:03Ladies and gentlemen and engines,
12:04I am honored to inform you that Her Majesty the Queen herself is coming here to visit us.
12:13Now, on with the preparations.
12:16The engines wondered who would pull the royal train.
12:19I'm too old to pull important trains, said Edward.
12:23I'm in disgrace, sighed Gordon.
12:25He'll choose me, of course, boasted James.
12:30You, snorted Henry, you can't climb hills.
12:34He will ask me to pull the train, and I'll have a new coat of paint.
12:39Then the rain came.
12:47Henry's driver and fireman covered up their cab to keep dry.
12:52A painter was on the ladder above the line.
12:54Henry's smoke blew high into the air.
12:57The painter couldn't see.
12:59Both he and the paint pot fell all over Henry.
13:02Poor Henry.
13:08Well, you're not a pretty picture, sneered the painter.
13:14Sir Topham Hatt spoke next.
13:16You look like an iced cake, Henry.
13:19That won't do for the royal train.
13:21I must make other arrangements.
13:28Gordon and Thomas were waiting for him.
13:31Please, sir.
13:32One at a time, replied Sir Topham Hatt.
13:34Yes, Gordon?
13:36May Thomas have his branch line again?
13:39Hmm.
13:41I think you are both sorry and deserve a treat.
13:44Edward will go in front to clear the line.
13:47Thomas will look after the coaches, and Gordon will pull the train.
13:54The great day came.
13:56All the engines worked hard, bringing people to the town.
14:02Thomas sorted out their coaches in the yard.
14:06Thomas sorted out their coaches in the yard.
14:06Edward steamed in.
14:11Edward steamed in.
14:29Beep.
14:30Beep.
14:31Beep.
14:31The Queen is here.
14:34Then Gordon whistled as he approached the station.
14:38Everyone knew that sound.
14:41The Queen's train glided into the station.
14:44Gordon was spotless, and his brass shone brightly.
14:47Sir Topham Hatt stood to attention.
14:59Welcome, ma'am.
15:01The Queen thanked him for a splendid run and asked to see all the engines.
15:06Beep, beep, whistled Toby and Percy.
15:09Shh, hissed Henry and James.
15:12But Toby and Percy didn't care.
15:14Three cheers for the Queen.
15:17Beep, beep, whistled the engines.
15:21When it was time to leave, the Queen spoke specially to Thomas, who fetched her coaches.
15:27Then to Edward.
15:30And finally to Gordon, who took her away.
15:34No engines ever felt prouder than those on Sir Topham Hatt's railway.
15:39Oh, yes.
15:39No way.
15:40You know, sir.
15:40It's the only one.
15:41No way.
15:42No way.
15:43No way.
15:44No way.
15:45No way.
15:45No way.
15:46No way.
15:47No way.
15:47No way.
15:48No way.
15:48Toby the tram engine has cow catchers and side plates.
16:17They help to prevent animals from getting hurt if they should stray onto the line.
16:27Daisy thought Toby's fenders were silly.
16:30You're afraid of getting hurt yourself, she flounced.
16:33I'm not, huffed Toby.
16:35Yes, you are.
16:37I don't have stupid cow catchers, but I'm not frightened.
16:40I'd just toot and they'd all go away.
16:42But they don't, said Toby.
16:44They would with me.
16:45Daisy, animals always run if you toot and look them in the eye.
16:49Even bulls?
16:51Even bulls, said Daisy.
16:54Daisy had never met a bull, but she purred away quite unconcerned.
16:58She tooted at a farm crossing and a horse and cart halted while she went by.
17:12She said, it's easy.
17:18I just toot and they all stand aside.
17:21Poor little Toby.
17:22I'm sorry he's frightened.
17:23At the next station, a policeman was waiting.
17:35There's a bull on the line, he warned.
17:38Please persuade it to return to the farmer.
17:41Daisy was excited.
17:43Now, she thought, I'll show Toby how to manage bulls.
17:47Champion isn't really a fierce bull, but this morning he was cross.
17:55He'd strayed from his field, crashed through a fence, slithered down a slope,
17:59and now he didn't know where he was.
18:04Suddenly, he saw some grass.
18:08Now for my breakfast, he thought.
18:10Ooh-ooh, tooted Daisy.
18:23Go on.
18:24Champion was too busy chomping to take any notice.
18:28Ooh-ooh, said Daisy again.
18:31Champion kept grazing.
18:33This is all wrong, thought Daisy.
18:35How can I look him in the eye if he won't turn around?
18:39And at last, he did.
18:42Ooh-ooh, said Champion.
18:45Ooh-ooh, murmured Daisy.
18:48Why doesn't he run away?
18:50Go on, Daisy, said her driver.
18:52He's harmless.
18:53Yes, said Daisy unhappily.
18:56You know he's harmless, and I know he's harmless.
18:59But does he know?
19:00Look at his horns.
19:02If I bumped into him, he might hurt me, uh, them.
19:06The farmer wouldn't like that.
19:08Champion sniffed at Daisy.
19:13Ooh-ooh, said Daisy.
19:15And that was that.
19:16Daisy did no more.
19:24Toby was bemused and amused to see her back in the station so soon.
19:29Bulls always run if you toot and look them in the eye, eh, Daisy?
19:34Daisy stayed silent.
19:35Ah, well, continued Toby.
19:38We can live and learn.
19:39I'd better chase him away for you, I suppose.
19:42He clanked away to find Champion.
19:53Tobey's bell rang and his whistle sounded, but Champion took no notice.
19:57Then Toby hooshed loudly.
20:00That did the trick.
20:03Toby hooshed a little more.
20:05And now, breakfast over, Champion chuntered away to join the farmer.
20:15Daisy was feeling exhausted.
20:18She was glad when her day's work was over.
20:21Some boys were on the platform.
20:22Look, Daisy, one teased.
20:25I've got some sweets.
20:26They're called bullseyes.
20:29I like them.
20:30Do you?
20:32Ah, keep your old bullseyes.
20:34And Daisy scuttled to her shed.
20:40Take care.
20:41Good girl.
20:41Good girl.
23:12The weather changed.
23:13It became frosty and much colder.
23:15The workman finished at last.
23:24Peter Sam was most careful as he took the morning train over the mended piece of track.
23:28Soon he approached the tunnel.
23:31It was short and curved, so his driver could not see right through it.
23:35Peter Sam was heading for trouble.
23:38There's something hanging from the roof, shouted his driver.
23:47Peter Sam came out of the tunnel a different-looking engine.
23:50He no longer had his funnel.
23:51Here's what hit you, Peter Sam, called the conductor, and he produced a thick, cold icicle.
24:00They set off again, but without his funnel, the journey was very difficult.
24:07Then his fireman saw an old drain pipe lying beside the track.
24:21We'll use that instead of your funnel.
24:24At least it'll help control the smoke.
24:31Peter Sam finished his journey with the drain pipe wired to his boiler.
24:35The other engines laughed, and Sir Handel sang a song about it.
24:43Peter Sam said again and again,
24:45His new funnel will put us to shame.
24:47Went into the tunnel and lost his old funnel.
24:50Now his famous new funnel's a drain.
24:52The teasing continued until at last the day came when his new funnel arrived.
24:59Sir Topham Hatt proudly presented it.
25:02Oh dear, someone squashed it, said Peter Sam.
25:06But Sir Topham Hatt laughed.
25:08Don't worry, Peter Sam.
25:10This funnel is something special indeed.
25:12You'll soon see.
25:16Peter Sam's new funnel had special pipes which made puffing much easier.
25:22I feel stronger than ever before, he hummed.
25:26Even Sir Handel was impressed.
25:28I can't understand it.
25:30Peter Sam just seems to stroll along the line.
25:33He makes work look so easy.
25:37The engines don't laugh at Peter Sam's funnel now.
25:42They wish they had one like it.
25:52If you should visit a place that has a lake in the woods and a beautiful place,
25:57it's a beautiful place that has a lake in the woods and a beautiful place that has a lake in the woods.
25:57If you should visit a place that has a lake in the woods and a beautiful waterfall,
26:22then you may also find two little engines called Skarloey and Reneas.
26:28The engines know everybody and everybody knows them.
26:34There are two more engines.
26:37Sir Handel and Peter Sam.
26:39They used to be called Stuart and Falcon, but they liked their new names better.
26:46One day, Sir Topham Hatt sent Edward to the works to be mended.
26:52A big surprise awaited Edward.
26:55It's Skarloey.
26:57What's he doing here?
26:59Skarloey was pleased to see Edward.
27:01I've been sent here for a rest, he sighed.
27:05I was put in the shed so that I could see everything and not be lonely.
27:08But I do miss Reneas.
27:10He's going to be mended.
27:11I wish I could be mended too and pull coaches again.
27:15Just then, some workmen arrived.
27:17We're going to take you to the works now, Edward.
27:19Come along.
27:21Goodbye, Skarloey.
27:22Your railway's a lovely line.
27:24Oh, it is, it is.
27:26You've cheered me up, Edward.
27:27Goodbye.
27:31Meanwhile, Sir Handel was having trouble with some coaches.
27:40He tried to be kind, but the coaches didn't trust him.
27:43They were awkward and rude.
27:47There was worse to come.
27:52Some careless sheep had strayed onto the line.
27:57He's bumped us, screamed the coaches.
27:59Let's get back at him.
28:01They surged into Sir Handel and pushed him off the rails.
28:08No one was hurt, but Sir Handel limped sadly to the shed.
28:17No more work for you today, said his driver.
28:20How are we going to pull the visitor's train without an engine?
28:23What about me, sir?
28:25Skarloey, can you do it?
28:27I'll try, said the old engine.
28:29The coaches stood at the platform.
28:39I'm ashamed of you, scolded Skarloey.
28:43You might have hurt your passengers.
28:45The coaches quivered.
28:48We're sorry, Skarloey.
28:49The conductor blew the whistle, and their journey began.
28:58Skarloey remembered all the gates and stiles where he had to stop.
29:02The sun shone, the rails were dry.
29:10This is lovely, sang Skarloey.
29:13Presently, the line grew steep.
29:22Skarloey felt short of steam.
29:26Take your time, soothed his driver.
29:30It'll be better downhill, Skarloey said to himself.
29:33But it wasn't.
29:36His springs were weak, and the rail joints jarred his wheels.
29:44At last, a spring gave way.
29:47I feel all crooked, cried Skarloey.
29:54We'll need a bus now for our passengers, sighed his driver.
29:57No, pleaded Skarloey.
29:59I'll get them to the station or burst.
30:04James was waiting at the platform.
30:08Clanging and clanking, Skarloey steamed in.
30:11I'll do it.
30:16I'll do it.
30:17I've done it.
30:20James collected his passengers and respectfully puffed away.
30:30Everyone was pleased with Skarloey, but he was still worried.
30:34Old engines can't pull trains like the young ones can.
30:38They can if they're mended, Old Faithful, smiled his driver.
30:42And that's what's going to happen to you.
30:46You deserve it.
30:47We'll be right back to you.
31:10We've got the boomers with Pi-Degani.
31:14And now we can't move those wings.
31:16It's time!
31:28Picture a land where the sky is so blue
31:32A story proclaimed of wonder
31:36A magical island just waiting for you
31:40An island of Sowoodle will make your dreams come true
31:47Imagine a place where the sun always smiles
31:54The valleys are green as can be
31:58The friends that you love are all waiting for you
32:02An island of Sowoodle will make your dreams come true
32:09Children fall over the tree
32:18To a land of baby
32:24The island of Sowoodle
32:35Magical land where the trees come true
32:43Follow the road that leads to your dream
32:51Over the hills and mountains
32:55Look for the skies with stars in their eyes
33:00An island of Sowoodle will make your dreams come true
33:09Children fall over the tree
33:15Children fall over the tree
33:17To a land of baby
33:21The island of Sowoodle
33:23The island of Sowoodle
33:30The island of Sowoodle
33:32Magical land where dreams come true
33:41vermeic Grab
33:47Oooo
33:47The island of Sowoodle
33:52Miletus
33:52To a town of Sowoodle
34:04She won't let the dreams come true
34:34She won't let the dreams come true
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