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00:05Reach for the speed. Reach for the whistle. Go where the rail may run. Reach for the words. Reach for
00:15the story. Follow the rainbow sun.
00:19To a shining time station. Where dreams can come true. Waiting there for you.
00:40Hello? Hello? Is anyone there?
00:48Yes, someone is here. The phones at shining time station don't go around answering themselves.
00:54I want to speak with Stacy Jones. Is she there?
00:59You could if she were, but I'm afraid she's not. Perhaps you'd like to leave a message with me.
01:05This is the main office of the Indian Valley Railroad with a very important message.
01:11Yes, sir. What may I do for you?
01:13A new train will be stopping at your station today. It's the local train from Leakey Park.
01:20A new train? That is important news.
01:23Oh!
01:25Who's on the phone, Mr. C?
01:27It's the main office.
01:32Hello? Stacy Jones speaking.
01:37A new train will arrive here? Oh, I knew it. I knew our work would bring this station back to
01:45life. Oh, all our hard work has paid off.
01:51Yes.
01:52Yes.
01:53It's happened. It's happened. A new train will arrive here today. And I'm sure there'll be lots of new trains
02:00after this one.
02:01A new train? Yay! Yay! Yay!
02:03Wait! Wait! Wait! Wait! Wait! Wait! When is it coming?
02:07Hello? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes, I'm here.
02:10Oh! Yes.
02:12Of course. You can trust me. I will not get the schedule wrong.
02:17No, I won't make any mistakes.
02:20When will the new train be arriving?
02:23Oh, I see. The 157 to Leaky Park, Bottsville and Doodlehaven.
02:29Don't you want to write this down?
02:33Oh, yes. Switches, yes.
02:36And the local train to Wadley and Chubby Corners switches to the express line. Yes. Yes.
02:44Oh, oh, changes to Buttertown.
02:46Changes back to Twiddley Junction.
02:48Then straight on to Lucy's Leap. And then does it stop at Shining Time Station?
02:53No. Oh, oh, I see. Oh, skips Lucy's Leap.
02:57Stop the Mount Careful at 212.
03:00And then it arrives at Shining Time Station.
03:03Oh, yes. Yes. Oh, yes, I have it.
03:06I'm just so excited. Thank you very much.
03:12I'm so happy a new train is going to arrive today.
03:16You memorized all that, did you?
03:18Oh, my goodness. It's going to be here in less than an hour. We have so much to do.
03:23Hold your steam this time. Keep calm.
03:27I am calm.
03:29Oh, we've got to write this all on the new schedule board.
03:32Where is the new schedule board?
03:42Sorry, wrong carton. That's what we need. A band. A band to meet the new train and make all the
03:49passengers feel really welcome.
03:53Oh, no. What you need to do is post a new schedule so that the passengers can see the changes.
04:00And by the way, what happened to the regular train?
04:04Oh. Oh. I completely forgot about the regular train.
04:08Now, what did he say? Uh, 20 minutes earlier.
04:13No, no, no. Maybe he said 20 minutes later.
04:16Oh, no. I forgot.
04:19Oh, my goodness.
04:20Oh, we can't have any mistakes. Not here on the Indian Valley Railroad.
04:26Mistakes happen, you know.
04:27Especially when you're impatient.
04:30Are you good to tell the story?
04:31Not if you're impatient.
04:33I'm not impatient.
04:35Then you'll have to wait.
04:42You've waited long enough. Come on.
04:50Thomas the tank engine was grumbling to the other engines.
04:53I spend my time pulling coaches about ready for you to take out on journeys.
04:59The other engines laughed.
05:01Why can't I pull passenger trains too?
05:04You're too impatient, they said.
05:06You'd be sure to leave something behind.
05:09Rubbish, said Thomas.
05:10I'll show you.
05:13One night, he and Henry were alone.
05:16Henry was ill.
05:18The men worked hard, but he didn't get better.
05:26He felt just as bad next morning.
05:29Henry usually pulled the first train, and Thomas had to get his coaches ready.
05:34If Henry is ill, he thought, perhaps I shall pull his train.
05:41Thomas ran to find the coaches.
05:45Come along, come along, he fussed.
05:49There's plenty of time, there's plenty of time, they grumbled.
05:52Thomas took them to the platform and wanted to run round in front at once.
05:58But his driver wouldn't let him.
06:00Don't be impatient, Thomas.
06:02Thomas waited and waited.
06:05The people got in.
06:06The conductor and station master walked up and down.
06:09The porter banged the doors.
06:11And still Henry didn't come.
06:13Thomas got more and more excited.
06:15Sir Topham Hatt came to see what was the matter.
06:18And the conductor and the station master told him about Henry.
06:23Find another engine, he ordered.
06:25There's only Thomas, they said.
06:27You'll have to do it then, Thomas.
06:29Be quick now.
06:32So Thomas ran round to the front and back down on the coaches ready to start.
06:37Let's not be impatient, said his driver.
06:39We'll wait till everything is ready.
06:41But Thomas was too excited to listen.
06:46What happened then, no one knows.
06:50Perhaps they forgot to couple Thomas to the train.
06:52Or perhaps the driver pulled the lever by mistake.
06:56Anyhow, Thomas started without his coaches.
06:59As he passed the first signal tower, men waved and shouted.
07:03But he didn't stop.
07:04They're waving because I'm such a splendid engine, he thought importantly.
07:11Henry says it's hard to pull trains, but I think it's easy.
07:15Hurry, hurry, hurry, he puffed, pretending to be like Gordon.
07:19People have never seen me pulling a train before.
07:22It's nice of them to wave, and he whistled.
07:24Peep, peep, thank you.
07:31Then he came to a signal at danger.
07:34Father, he thought.
07:35I must stop, and I was going so nicely too.
07:38What a nuisance signals are.
07:40He blew an angry peep, peep on his whistle.
07:44The signal man ran up.
07:45Hello, Thomas, he said.
07:46What are you doing here?
07:48I'm pulling a train, said Thomas.
07:50Can't you see?
07:52Where are your coaches then?
07:54Thomas looked back.
07:56Why, bless me, he said, if we haven't left them behind.
08:00Yes, said the signal man.
08:01We'd better go back quickly and fetch them.
08:05Poor Thomas was so sad, he nearly cried.
08:09Cheer up, said his driver.
08:10Let's go back quickly and try again.
08:32At the station, all the passengers were talking at once.
08:35They were telling Sir Topham Hatt what a bad railway it was.
08:39But when Thomas came back, they saw how sad he was and couldn't be cross.
08:44He was coupled to the train, and this time he really pulled it.
08:58Afterwards, the other engines laughed at Thomas and said,
09:01Look, there's Thomas who wanted to pull a train, but forgot about the coaches.
09:06But Thomas had already learned not to make the same mistake again.
09:18Oh, it's time for my lesson.
09:21What sort of lesson?
09:22Mountain climbing.
09:24You'd love it, dear.
09:32Excuse me, what time is your regular train to Mount Careful?
09:35Oh, how do you do?
09:38Our regular train.
09:40Uh, our regular train leaves 20 minutes before the hour.
09:44That's right, our regular train leaves 20 minutes before the hour.
09:48Well, I haven't got much time.
09:49Give me a one-way ticket to Mount Careful.
09:51Right away, sir.
09:53There you go.
09:55Thank you very much.
09:56I'd better hurry.
09:58Now, what do I have to do?
10:01Well, one thing we have to do is put the schedule back up.
10:06I found it under a pile of things.
10:08Oh, it's a beauty, isn't it, Harry?
10:10Yes.
10:10Yes.
10:11Okay, let's see.
10:12We've got Doodle Haven Chubby Corners.
10:15Oh, was it Chubby Haven?
10:17Doodle Corners.
10:18Oh, oh, my goodness.
10:21Oh, the express to Wadley.
10:23No, no, no, the express to Buttertown.
10:25Oh, oh, no.
10:28Baby, are you all right?
10:30Uh, yes.
10:33No.
10:36Maybe this will help.
10:37It's the new schedule with all the new changes.
10:40I took it down when you were on the phone.
10:43I know how tricky schedules can be.
10:46Oh, thank you.
10:49Oh, you're a real pal.
10:51Is there anything that I can do for you?
10:54Do you have a map for Mount Everest?
10:56No, sorry.
10:57No problem.
10:58I have a knack for directions.
11:02It's kind of hard to read.
11:04The writing is so small.
11:07Oh, my goodness.
11:09I need to do my nails.
11:10Did you have a look at your hands through a magnifying glass?
11:14No.
11:15Come on, have a look.
11:18Wow, look at that.
11:21Yeah, all those lines and designs.
11:24Let's look at Matt's nose.
11:27Seven.
11:28See, seven is pure railroad.
11:31Pure railroad.
11:32A one, a two, a three.
11:34Hit it.
11:41She'll be coming around the mountain when she comes.
11:44She'll be coming round the mountain when she comes
11:53What does she do?
11:54She'll be riding six white horses when she comes
12:06What do we do?
12:07Oh, we'll all go out to meet her when she comes
12:10Oh, we'll all go out to meet her when she comes
12:13Oh, we'll all go out to meet her
12:15And we'll all be glad to greet her
12:17Oh, we'll all go out to meet her when she comes
12:21She'll be coming round the mountain when she comes
12:26That song was great!
12:28Yeah!
12:30Look! A nickel!
12:33Schemer must have dropped it while he was collecting his nickels from the picture machine.
12:37Schemer made a mistake.
12:39Well, so do we sometimes
12:41And Stacy and Harry do too
12:44Hey, let's give Schemer back his nickel by putting it in the picture machine
12:48That way we can see a film and still give Schemer his nickel back
12:51Great!
12:52Boom!
12:57Boom!
13:00Boom!
13:01Wow!
13:02Oh!
13:06Wow!
13:08Oh!
13:18Whoa!
13:18You gotta clean up the mess you make
13:21You gotta look back, the thing won't take, it's not so hard if you stop and think and learn from
13:29your mistake.
13:33Look out where you step, so you don't slip, make sure what you owe won't drop or drip, your trouble's
13:40a vanish in a wink, just learn from your mistake.
13:48Doin' wrong is not so bad, when it's not a thing you plan, just be real careful every day, and
13:57each day will turn out grand.
14:01Be sure where you land, before you leave, you don't want to be a sorry, it's up to you if
14:09you swim or sink, so learn from your mistake.
14:27And learn from your mistake.
14:42Just learn from your mistake.
14:49Making one mistake is not a cause to fret or fuss, just work real hard to put things right, then
14:58you'll be the same as us.
15:02Make sure when you run, that you can't sleep, it takes common sense to reach the top, and life can
15:09be oh so rosy-dink, if you think, if you bring, and you think, and you think, and you learn,
15:19and you learn, and you learn, from your mistake.
15:28So, what do you think?
15:30It looks good to me.
15:32Now the people can see the changes.
15:34Right, so the passengers will know where the trains are headed, and when they're going.
15:38Hey, let's go get Harry, so he can see it.
15:45What's going on here?
15:46Having some difficulty?
15:48I think they changed the schedule on me.
15:49Is there something wrong?
15:51Uh, is there a problem?
15:53I'll say there's a problem.
15:55You gave this man the wrong information, didn't you?
15:57Of course he did.
15:59And now he's going to miss his appointment, aren't you?
16:01Of course he is.
16:03I don't think people like you should be given positions of responsibility.
16:07Do you?
16:07Of course you don't.
16:08Oh, now, excuse me, sir.
16:10I am sorry.
16:10I did give you the wrong information, but you see, there's this...
16:13You know, I wouldn't be surprised if this good fellow reported you to the railroad, and
16:17then they decided to put someone else in charge.
16:20Somebody smart and wonderful, and a snappy dresser.
16:24Someone like me.
16:25Come, let us get away from this harbor of confusion.
16:28I will lead you to a payphone where you can make that call.
16:32Wait a minute.
16:34If you just take the time to read this schemer, I'll come back.
16:40Matt, Sonia, come on in here.
16:45What is it, Grandpa?
16:47Let's plan an old surprise for Stacy.
16:50She's having a bad day.
16:53I'd say she is.
16:54Nobody likes to get chewed out.
16:57This station means a lot to her.
16:59And when the good news came along, she got a little carried away.
17:03We all make mistakes.
17:05So what do you say we do something to cheer her up?
17:09Any ideas?
17:10She said she wanted a band to meet the new train.
17:13That's a swell idea.
17:16Let's see what we can come up with.
17:19This looks common, eh?
17:22Look to this.
17:23And this.
17:47We're going to be a band.
17:49Instruments?
17:50Splendid.
17:51I'm quite an old hand at musical instruments myself, you know.
17:54I don't know if they sound as good as instruments you can buy at the store.
17:59It's all in how you play them.
18:01What you need is a little rhythm.
18:03Why, with a simple pair of drumsticks, you can make music on a building, on the sidewalk,
18:08on the railing.
18:09On a sidewalk?
18:11On a building?
18:12Absolutely.
18:13I'll show you.
18:14Look over there.
18:15I'll see anything.
18:16You can't.
18:45I'll see anything.
18:46I'll see anything.
18:46I'll see anything.
18:51that was neat all you need is a little rhythm that's right and don't forget we're all born
18:58with our own instruments you know what's that mr. conductor our voices ma ma ma ma ma ma ma
19:08i feel so bad the passenger in this train is going to complain to the realm people get impatient
19:15people complain engines get impatient engines complain it happens to you and it happens to
19:25thomas so what happened to thomas oh very well i will tell you please do all right let's go
19:40thomas the tank engine wouldn't stop being a nuisance night after night he kept the other
19:45engines awake i'm tired of pushing coaches i want to see the world the other engines didn't
19:53take much notice but thomas was a little engine with a long tongue
20:03but one night edward came to the shed he was a kind little engine and felt sorry for thomas
20:09i've got some freight cars to take home tomorrow if you take them instead of me i'll put coaches
20:14in the yard thank you said thomas that will be nice next morning edward and thomas asked their drivers
20:22and when they said yes thomas ran off happily to find freight cars
20:32now the freight cars are silly and noisy they talk a lot and don't attend to what they are doing
20:38and i'm sorry to say they play tricks on an engine who is not used to them edward knew all
20:45about freight
20:46cars he warned thomas to be careful but thomas was too excited to listen
20:57the shunter fastened the coupling and when the signal dropped thomas was ready
21:01the conductor blew his whistle peep peep answered thomas and started off
21:07but the freight cars weren't ready oh oh oh they screamed wait thomas wait
21:12but thomas wouldn't wait come on come on he fucked all right all right don't fuss all right don't fuss
21:19rumble the cars
21:30thomas began going faster and faster whee he whistled as he rushed through henry's tunnel
21:47hurry hurry hurry call thomas he was feeling very proud of himself but the cars grew crosser and crosser
21:56at last thomas slowed down as he came to gordon's hill
22:24he began to put on the brakes we're stopping we're stopping called thomas
22:31no no no answered the cars bumping into each other go on go on before the driver could stop them
22:38they had pushed thomas down the hill and were rattling and laughing behind him
22:43poor thomas tried hard to stop them from making him go too fast stop pushing stop pushing he hissed
22:50the car took no notice go on go on they giggled in their silly way
23:01there's the station oh dear what shall i do he cried
23:04they rattled straight through and swerved into the good yard thomas shut his eyes i must stop
23:14when he opened his eyes he saw he had stopped just in front of the buffers
23:20there watching him was the top of the battle what are you doing here thomas he asked
23:31i've brought edwards freight cars thomas answered why did you come so fast i didn't mean to i was pushed
23:38said thomas you've got a lot to learn about freight cars thomas after pushing them about here for a few
23:46weeks
23:46you'll know almost as much about them as edward then you'll be a really useful engine
24:09thanks for the story it was just what i needed
24:20stacy did you put that entire schedule together for memory
24:24well i had some help from mr conductor mr conductor
24:28yes the little man who lives in the wall oh yes the little man who lives in the wall
24:33i forgot wait is that right you mean i can catch the train at 20 after and still be in
24:42mount careful
24:43before the other train yes it's the new train that's stopping here today well that's wonderful
24:49i won't be late at all say what are you kids doing with those instruments we're going to meet the
24:55new
24:55train we're going to play for the passengers well may i join you if you really want to you can
25:02play with us
25:02would i like to but i'd love to i'll be right back
25:26what was that that was the sound of a one-man band
25:41there's a one-man band convention at mount careful and i'm the only participant and i didn't want to
25:47miss it i'm sorry that i seemed so upset before or i should have taken time to read the schedule
25:52well no i should have taken time to get it right the first time and from now on i'm keeping
25:57a pad and
25:58pencil right by the phone so i don't make that same mistake again new train pulling it i've been thinking
26:07like maybe text could become a one-man band oh considering how long it's taken both rex and
26:14text to learn just one half of the guitar each forget it listen he he's playing let's all join in
26:27it
26:47and
26:49and
26:50and
26:52and
26:52and
26:53and
26:57A little gas, wheels on the wall.
27:23To a shining time station, where dreams can come true, waiting there for you.
27:34So much to see, so far to travel, so much to learn to know.
27:42Friends by your side, hopes to hold on to, who knows how far you'll go.
27:49To a shining time station, where dreams can come true, your own imagination, waiting there for you.
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