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00:01Reach for the speed, reach for the whistle, go where the rail may run.
00:09Reach for the words, reach for the story, follow the rainbow sun.
00:17To a shining time station, where dreams can come true, waiting there for you.
00:38I'm very worried, Harry. The railroad told us the repairs would be done in three days.
00:42It's already been six days, and they're still not finished.
00:46Well, the repair crews are doing the best they can, and people have to travel in safety.
00:49I know, but the main office sends us a new schedule practically every day.
00:54The Indian Valley Railroad has to understand that a train schedule is like a promise,
00:59and a promise has to be kept, whether it's made by a person or a railroad.
01:03We've got to come up with something to help our passengers.
01:08Now, just a moment.
01:10Didn't we say that the 9.15 to Logan's Wash doesn't run on weekends?
01:15That's right. Here it is.
01:17I thought so.
01:19So, all right, then. We're finished for now.
01:23Well, and about time. May I?
01:27Great.
01:36Oh!
01:38Oh, that's better.
01:40There's nothing like a spot of exercise to get the blood running.
01:44Do they have these kinds of schedule problems on the island of Sodor?
01:48I should say so.
01:50Why, just the other day, it seemed that everybody was late all the time.
01:55Well, here. I'll tell you about it.
02:02The engines were finding life difficult.
02:05Workmen were mending the viaduct on the main line.
02:11The archers needed strengthening,
02:13so Topham Hatt did not want to close the railway while the work was done,
02:17and so repairs took a long time.
02:36And the engines had to take great care when crossing the viaduct,
02:40and the delay often made them late on their journey to the junction,
02:44where they knew Thomas would be ready to collect his passengers.
03:04Thomas grew crosser and crosser.
03:07Time's time, he grumbled.
03:10Why should I keep my passengers waiting
03:12while Henry and James dawdle about all day on viaducts?
03:17Don't blame me, snorted Henry.
03:20If we hurried across the viaduct, it might collapse,
03:24and then you'd have no passengers at all.
03:26What would you do then?
03:28Run my train on time for one thing, retorted Thomas.
03:32He hurried away before Henry could answer.
03:38Bertie was impatient, too.
03:41He was timed to arrive just after Thomas.
03:45His passengers found that,
03:47instead of going straight from the bus to their train,
03:50they were kept waiting till Thomas arrived.
03:53Soon Bertie grew cross with Thomas.
03:56Late again, he remarked,
03:58as Thomas panting wearily in.
04:07We may be friends,
04:09but I thought you could go fast, Thomas.
04:11It's time we had another race.
04:14I reckon I could beat you now.
04:16Thomas let off steam loudly.
04:19Rubbish, he hissed fiercely.
04:21It's those mainline engines.
04:23They dither about on the viaduct
04:26and then blame Sir Topham Hatt's workman.
04:29It's just an excuse for laziness, if you ask me.
04:39One day, James was later than ever at the junction.
04:43I'm sorry, Thomas, he puffed.
04:45I was held up at the station,
04:47and the viaduct made it worse.
04:49It's lucky for you,
04:51I'm a guaranteed connection,
04:53grumbled Thomas.
04:55Before James could answer,
04:57he puffed importantly away.
05:00Come along, come along,
05:02he panted to the coaches.
05:04Annie and Clarabel did their best,
05:06but Thomas soon found that he couldn't save much time.
05:14Suddenly, Thomas saw Bertie ahead.
05:17His radiator was steaming.
05:21What's the matter?
05:22Asked Thomas.
05:23You should be at the station by now.
05:26You're late.
05:26I feel dreadful, moaned Bertie.
05:30All upset inside,
05:32and driver says he can't make me better.
05:35Thank goodness you're late too.
05:37Can you take my passengers, please?
05:40They'll never get home otherwise.
05:43Of course, agreed Thomas.
05:45He now felt sorry for Bertie
05:47and promised to get help at the next station.
05:50Thomas set off again.
05:52Already, he felt much more cheerful,
05:55and Bertie's passengers,
05:56travelling in Annie and Clarabel,
05:58all reached home safely.
06:01When Bertie was better,
06:04he came to thank Thomas.
06:05I am sorry I teased you about being late,
06:08he said.
06:09That's all right, said Thomas.
06:11I am glad I could help.
06:13There are times when being late
06:14isn't such a bad thing after all.
06:18With a last cheerful greeting,
06:20the two friends went back to work.
06:32So you see,
06:33the bad news is that
06:35when one train is late,
06:36it can throw everybody off.
06:38But the good news is that
06:40Bertie kept his promise,
06:42and things did get back to normal again.
06:48I'm sure that's what will happen
06:50with the Indian Valley Railroad
06:51once they fix up this scheduling problem.
06:55Excuse me,
06:56could everyone please come
06:57into Harry's workshop for a meeting?
07:03And this becomes a local for Doodlehaven.
07:10This meeting is called to order.
07:13I wish you'd warn me
07:14when you're going to do that.
07:15Sorry, Harry.
07:16I'll try to remember.
07:19Is that a track grid?
07:21Sort of.
07:23It's my own sketch
07:24of the Indian Valley Railroad
07:26with some new ideas
07:27for how to reschedule the train.
07:30This is what I wanted to show you.
07:32Harry and I think we've figured out
07:33a way to reschedule the main line
07:35so that nobody has to be late.
07:37Plus, we think it'll bring
07:39more business to the station.
07:40So we want to go to the main office
07:42and discuss it with Mr. J.B. King.
07:45Yes, Quire.
07:46J.B. King?
07:48He's the superintendent
07:49of the whole Indian Valley line.
07:52When are you going to see him?
07:55Well, we'd like to go
07:56as soon as possible,
07:57but we can't leave you kids here alone.
08:01You want to hear a cry for help?
08:02Oh, I wondered where he was today.
08:06Excuse me while I slip away.
08:10Did I hear you correctly, Miss Jones?
08:13You need someone to manage the station
08:15and to keep a loving eye
08:18on these adorable tykes.
08:21Hey, Schemer,
08:23how come all of a sudden
08:24you think we're so adorable?
08:26Just for the day, Schemer,
08:28Harry and I have to go
08:28to the main office,
08:29but I don't think
08:31this is the kind of thing
08:32that you...
08:33A common misconception.
08:35You're thinking Schemer,
08:36the foremost entrepreneurial
08:39go-getter of our time
08:40in a babysitting-type capacity?
08:43But, Miss Jones,
08:44there is another side to me.
08:46What side would that be, Schemer?
08:49Well, Harry,
08:52the love side.
08:54The caring, giving, kissing,
08:58hugging side.
09:01Well, I don't know.
09:0310.35 Express, Stacy,
09:05the last train to the office.
09:08Until tonight.
09:09Well, Schemer,
09:11if I was to leave you in charge,
09:12you would have to remember
09:13to call the train dispatcher
09:14within the next half hour
09:16and tell him that there's
09:16a broken signal on track two.
09:18You got that, Schemer?
09:19It's too important to forget.
09:21Miss Jones,
09:21I would remember that so much,
09:23I can't even tell you.
09:24Well, okay.
09:25Oh, goody.
09:26Now, remember, Schemer,
09:28I'm giving you the opportunity
09:29to prove how reliable you can be.
09:34Okay.
09:35Now, promise me
09:37all you're going to do
09:37is run the station
09:38and help the passengers.
09:40I completely and solemnly promise.
09:42Oh, and you must absolutely
09:44not leave the station
09:45or leave the children alone.
09:47Promise?
09:47Promise, Schemer!
09:48Schemer!
09:49A herd of wild wombats
09:52could not drag me
09:52from their side.
09:54Well, all right.
09:56Okay, bye, kids.
09:57Bye!
09:58Oh, and listen,
09:59be good, all right?
10:00Yes.
10:01All right, bye.
10:01Thanks, Schemer.
10:02Miss Jones!
10:03Yes.
10:05Oh, okay.
10:09All right!
10:11All right, Matman,
10:12take down that schedule board.
10:14Tanya, throw a sheet
10:15over that junk
10:16in the lost and found.
10:17Schemer!
10:20Ah, here it is.
10:24Ooh, and this fits.
10:26You can't rule that.
10:28It's Sam's safety.
10:29Hey, not today, hombre.
10:31Schemerito is in charge.
10:34Hey, I was about
10:36a little bit of music
10:37to celebrate my promotion.
10:40Yeah!
10:42Yeah!
10:46What promotion?
10:48They just left him
10:49in charge for the day.
10:50Yeah, he puts on
10:51Stacy's station master hat
10:53and all of a sudden
10:54he thinks he's a big shot.
11:03Hey, the tune is
11:06Oh, Susanna!
11:08Let's just play it, man.
11:16I came from Alabama
11:17with a banjo on my knee.
11:21I'm going to Louisiana
11:22there, my true love,
11:23I will see.
11:26It rained all night
11:27the day I left
11:28the weather
11:28it was dry.
11:31The sun's so hot
11:32I froze to death.
11:33Susanna,
11:33don't you cry.
11:34Oh, Susanna,
11:35oh, don't you cry for me.
11:37I come from Alabama
11:38with a banjo on my knee.
11:41I had a dream
11:43the other night
11:43when everything was still.
11:46I thought I saw
11:47Susanna Ziric
11:48coming down the hill.
11:51A buckwheat cake
11:53was in her mouth
11:53a tear was in her eye.
11:57Says,
11:57I'm coming from the south.
11:58Susanna,
11:59don't you cry.
12:00Oh, Susanna,
12:01oh, don't you cry for me.
12:03I come from Alabama
12:03with a banjo on my knee.
12:10I came from Alabama
12:11with a banjo on my knee.
12:14Yeah.
12:15I'm going to Louisiana,
12:17my true love,
12:17I will see.
12:20It rained all night
12:21the day I left
12:22the weather
12:22it was dry.
12:25The sun's so hot
12:26I froze to death.
12:27Susanna,
12:27don't you cry.
12:28Oh, Susanna,
12:30oh, don't you cry for me.
12:31Here I come from Alabama
12:32with a banjo on my knee.
12:34Oh, Susanna,
12:35oh, don't you cry for me.
12:37Here I come from Alabama
12:38with a banjo
12:39on my knee.
12:48Hot diggity dog, kids.
12:51I'm really in charge now.
12:53The schemer
12:53is the boss.
12:58Okay.
13:00Yeah, what?
13:02Hey, how should I know?
13:03Never even heard
13:04of the place before.
13:05Hey, listen,
13:06I'm busy here.
13:07I don't have time
13:08to talk about trains.
13:11Schemer,
13:12that person wanted
13:13information about their trains.
13:15Hey, what do I care?
13:16What am I,
13:16a walking encyclopedia?
13:18I got things to do.
13:20One thing you have to do
13:21is call the train dispatcher.
13:23Remember what Stacy said?
13:24Yeah, yeah, yeah.
13:25First things first, though, huh?
13:26You're going to be in trouble
13:27when Stacy gets back.
13:30Trouble?
13:31Well, when Jonesy finds out
13:32what I'm doing with this place,
13:33she's probably going to
13:34give me a medal.
13:35What are you doing?
13:37I'm going to show
13:38Miss Stacy Jones
13:39how to turn this place
13:40into a moneymaker.
13:41And I got a friend
13:42who's going to help me.
13:43We'll be back shortly,
13:44so stay out of trouble.
13:46You're not supposed
13:46to leave us alone like that.
13:48You promised you
13:48I'm Stacy.
13:49And Grandpa, too.
13:51Alone?
13:53I'm not leaving you alone.
13:56You are going to be with her
13:58and you are going to be with him.
14:01Why, I've never seen
14:02such two un-alone people
14:04in my life.
14:05Okay, so why don't you
14:06two of you now
14:06go inside Harry's workshop
14:08and play with some
14:09of his junk, okay?
14:10Okay, go, go, go, go.
14:11Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.
14:15I wish Ann Stacy
14:16was here right now.
14:20Mr. Conductor,
14:21you better be careful.
14:22He might come in and see you.
14:24I know,
14:25but I'm ready to do battle
14:26to protect you kids.
14:28Let him come.
14:30But not just yet, please.
14:32He's breaking all his promises.
14:34He said he would...
14:34I know.
14:35I've been watching
14:36the whole thing.
14:38First he's changed
14:39things around
14:40and now he's left
14:41you both alone.
14:43Can't we stop him?
14:45My magic can do
14:46many things, Matt,
14:47but it only works
14:49if you believe in it.
14:50And Schema
14:51only believes in himself.
14:53You said it.
14:55You know,
14:55all this trouble
14:56with Schema
14:57reminds me of when
14:58Diesel first met
14:59the engines
14:59on the island of Sodor.
15:01He immediately
15:02got off on the wrong foot
15:03or the wrong wheel.
15:06Anyway,
15:06let me explain.
15:11Duck is very proud
15:12of being Great Western.
15:14He talks endlessly
15:15about it,
15:16but he works hard too
15:18and makes everything
15:19go like clockwork.
15:21It was a splendid day.
15:32The cars and coaches
15:33behaved well.
15:37The passengers
15:38even stopped grumbling.
15:43But the engines
15:44didn't like having
15:45to bustle about.
15:46There are two ways
15:47of doing things,
15:48Duck told them.
15:49The Great Western way
15:50or the wrong way.
15:52I'm Great Western
15:53and don't we know it.
15:57The engines were glad
15:58when a visitor came.
16:08He purred smoothly
16:10towards them.
16:11Sir Topham
16:11has introduced him.
16:13Here is Diesel.
16:14I have agreed
16:15to give him a trial.
16:17He needs to learn.
16:18Please teach him, Duck.
16:20Good morning,
16:22heard Diesel
16:23in an oily voice.
16:24Pleased to meet you, Duck.
16:27Is that James
16:28and Henry
16:29and Gordon too?
16:31I am delighted
16:33to meet
16:34such famous engines.
16:41The silly engines
16:42were flattered.
16:44He has very good manners,
16:46they murmured.
16:48We are pleased
16:49to have him
16:49to have him
16:50in our yard.
16:51Duck had his doubts.
16:53Come on,
16:54he said.
16:55Diesel purred after him.
17:01You're worthy,
17:02Sir Topham hat,
17:04to you,
17:05ordered Duck.
17:07Diesel looked hurt.
17:09You're worthy,
17:10Sir Topham hat,
17:12thinks I need to learn.
17:13He is mistaken.
17:15We Diesels
17:16don't need to learn.
17:17We know everything.
17:19We come to a yard
17:21and improve it.
17:22We are revolutionary.
17:25Oh,
17:26said Duck,
17:27if you're
17:27Reverend Thingamy,
17:28perhaps you would
17:29collect my cars
17:30while I fetch
17:31Gordon's coaches.
17:33Diesel,
17:34delighted to show off,
17:35heard away.
17:38When Duck returned,
17:40Diesel was trying
17:40to take some cars
17:41from a siding.
17:42They were old
17:43and empty.
17:44They had not been
17:45touched for a long time.
17:47Diesel found them
17:48hard to move.
17:50Pull,
17:50push,
17:51backwards,
17:53forwards,
17:54oi,
17:55oi.
17:57The cars groaned.
17:59We can't,
18:00we won't.
18:02Duck watched
18:03with interest.
18:04Diesel lost patience.
18:06Grr, grr.
18:07He roared
18:08and gave
18:09a great heave.
18:10The cars
18:11jerked forward.
18:13Ho, ho,
18:14they screamed.
18:15We can't,
18:16we won't.
18:17Some of their
18:18brakes snapped
18:19and a gear
18:20jammed in the sleepers.
18:22Arr, grr.
18:23Ho, ho, ho,
18:26chuckled Duck.
18:27Diesel recovered
18:28and tried to push
18:29the cars back,
18:30but they wouldn't move.
18:32Duck rung quietly
18:33round to collect
18:34the other cars.
18:35Thank you for
18:36arranging these,
18:37Diesel.
18:38I must go now.
18:39Don't you want
18:40this lot?
18:41No, thank you.
18:42Diesel gulped,
18:43and I've taken
18:44all this trouble.
18:46Why didn't you
18:47tell me?
18:47You never asked me.
18:49Besides,
18:50said Duck,
18:50you were having
18:51such fun being
18:52revved,
18:53whatever it was,
18:53you said.
18:54Goodbye.
18:59Arr, grr.
19:00Oh,
19:02Diesel had to
19:02help the workman
19:03clear the mess.
19:09He hated it.
19:10All the cars
19:11were laughing
19:12and singing at him.
19:13Cars waiting
19:14in the yard,
19:15tackling them
19:16with diesel.
19:17Show the world
19:18what I can do,
19:19gaily boasts
19:20the diesel.
19:21In and out
19:22he creeps about
19:22like a big black weasel.
19:24When he pulls
19:25the wrong cars out,
19:26hop,
19:27goes the diesel.
19:29Arr,
19:30growled Diesel
19:31and scuttled away
19:32to sulk in the shed.
19:42Diesel's a little
19:42like Schema.
19:43He has his mind
19:44more on himself
19:45than on anything
19:46or anyone around him.
19:48Hey, okay,
19:49now put that one
19:49over there.
19:50Not there,
19:51you knucklehead.
19:52That's for the good ones.
19:53Right, good.
19:54Oh, okay.
19:55Perfect.
19:56Oh, dear.
19:57Here he comes.
19:58I wish I could
19:59stay and help you,
20:00but I just don't
20:01want that fellow
20:02want to see me.
20:03If I ever have
20:04to talk to him,
20:05I don't know
20:06what I'll do.
20:08We have to talk
20:09to Schema
20:10all the time.
20:11And today
20:12we have to do
20:12what he says.
20:14Oh, kids.
20:15Hey, where'd you go?
20:17Come on out.
20:27Kids, meet Tony.
20:28Tony, meet kids.
20:31Okay.
20:31Let's move this
20:32way down there, huh?
20:36Do you think
20:36maybe you can get it
20:37down there sometime
20:38today, big guy?
20:39Huh?
20:39No.
20:39Let's go.
20:40Let's go.
20:42Schema.
20:43How much do you weigh?
20:46146 pounds.
20:48I weigh a lot
20:48more than that.
20:49Uh-huh.
20:50Would you like me
20:51to show you?
20:51No.
20:52I do not think
20:53that would be necessary.
20:54Oh, why don't you
20:55just move these
20:56at your own pace?
20:57After all,
20:57they're yours.
20:59Right.
21:01And don't mess
21:01around with them.
21:02We split the take.
21:04I move them
21:05and I take care of them.
21:07You got that?
21:09Tony, Tony, Tony.
21:10Don't you trust me,
21:11huh?
21:13Just because
21:14I'm big
21:15doesn't mean
21:16I'm stupid.
21:20Hi, kids.
21:21It's a quarter of a ride.
21:23To have fun.
21:25Later, Schema.
21:26Later, Tony.
21:28Can I ride one?
21:30Can you ride one?
21:31Be my guest.
21:3350 cents.
21:3450?
21:35Tony said a quarter.
21:37Right.
21:37A quarter for the ride,
21:38a quarter for postage
21:39and handling.
21:40What postage?
21:42You didn't handle anything.
21:44Tony did.
21:45All right.
21:45Okay, okay.
21:46Big opening day discount.
21:4825 cents.
21:51I don't have 25 cents.
21:53Do you?
21:54Hey.
21:55Schema's always got 25 cents.
22:00Yeehaw!
22:08Boy, that was short.
22:13Hey.
22:1425 whole cents for 10 seconds?
22:17Something's wrong here.
22:18Hey.
22:18You're messing up the station with these rides
22:21and they don't even work.
22:23You're right.
22:23I got to talk to Tony about this.
22:26Plus, I got to get my quarterback.
22:28You better be polite.
22:37Mr. Spencer, what can we do?
22:39We can think.
22:41We must think.
22:42Come on.
22:43I've got my thinking, Cap.
22:44Now, let's think.
22:48Matt!
22:49Tonya!
22:50We're back!
22:51This way, Mr. King.
22:53I know the layout of a train station,
22:56Miss Jones.
22:57Oh, no.
22:58Mr. J.B. King, Esquire.
23:00And I'm not wearing my conductor's hat.
23:03See you later, kids.
23:05I'm a busy man, Miss Jones.
23:07I don't like being kept on the siding all day
23:10because somebody here didn't notify
23:12the train dispatcher.
23:14Oh, yes, sir.
23:14Well, in order to meet with you,
23:15we had to leave someone else
23:17in charge of the station.
23:20It appears you have left two children
23:21in charge of the station, Miss Jones.
23:23Oh, no, sir.
23:24We left someone else in charge.
23:26Where is he?
23:27Oh, man, Stacy's keeping fun and all this stuff.
23:31Yeah, now they don't even work.
23:34And what is all this?
23:37Are you proposing to turn
23:38Shining Time Station into a fun house?
23:41Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
23:41Bob, don't mess with that, huh?
23:43I beg your pardon.
23:44Slight malfunction, Chief.
23:46I've got to wait for my maintenance crew
23:47to come and fix it up.
23:48Take care.
23:51Miss Jones.
23:52Mr. Cuppert.
23:55Ever since I put you in charge of this station,
23:57we have increased the number of trains
23:59that stop here,
24:00and we have given you more
24:01and more responsibility.
24:03I can see now that that was a mistake.
24:07Leaving children in charge,
24:09filling this place with cheap carnival rides.
24:11Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
24:12Bob, then I achieved 25 cents a ride.
24:15Excuse me, sir.
24:18No excuse.
24:21You have gone too far.
24:23Therefore, effective immediately,
24:26we are reducing the number of trains
24:28that stop here,
24:28and we are cutting back on your operations.
24:30From now on,
24:31this station will see only
24:33secondary branch line traffic
24:36and nothing more.
24:40Please, remove all of this equipment
24:43at once!
24:45Good day.
24:49Boy, oh boy.
24:51Who does he think he is?
24:53He is J.B. King, Schemer.
24:56Superintendent of the whole railroad.
24:59Thanks.
25:01Open foot, insert mouth.
25:05Schemer.
25:08You broke every one of your promises.
25:12Not only did you leave
25:14these children alone here,
25:16but you had the nerve
25:18not to call
25:19Mr. Train Dispatcher
25:20about the broken signal,
25:22and Mr. King
25:23was stuck on a siding
25:24for an hour
25:25along with us,
25:26and then you bring in
25:27all this junk?
25:28This isn't junk.
25:30I mean, once these babies are working,
25:31we'll be doing business
25:32like crazy.
25:34Hey, Schemer.
25:35This is Tony,
25:36my mechanic.
25:37Tony, Tony,
25:38when can we get
25:39these things working again, huh?
25:40Forget it.
25:41I've changed my mind.
25:43I'm going to put these rides
25:43in the new shopping mall.
25:45There's more business there.
25:47I'll be back with my truck
25:48tomorrow to take them away.
25:50I'll see you around, Schemer.
25:56How do you like that time?
25:59After all I've done
26:00to try to get this station working,
26:03Schemer,
26:04by you trying to make
26:06this station work,
26:07you almost got
26:08Harry and me fired.
26:11They could take away
26:12the train station completely.
26:15Would they really do that,
26:16Aunt Stacy?
26:19Well,
26:20they could, Matt.
26:22But I think they'll wait
26:23and see how we do first.
26:25Hey, Harry, come on.
26:26Stacy, Matt, Tonya, huh?
26:28Come on, let's get
26:29a new attitude around here.
26:31Don't worry about anything, okay?
26:32Because I'll think
26:33of something.
26:34And if I don't,
26:36I will.
26:48Maybe you can explain
26:50to Mr. King
26:51about Schemer.
26:51Oh, he would say
26:53that we should have known
26:54better than to leave
26:55someone like Schemer
26:56in charge.
26:58And he'd be right.
27:00All I was trying to do
27:02was make this station special.
27:04I wanted to make it
27:05something we would
27:06all be proud of.
27:07Well, you did.
27:09Now, listen, everyone.
27:11We can't just give up.
27:13We've got to show
27:14the railroad that we can
27:15still be a first-rate station.
27:17And we'll start
27:19by moving these.
27:21But for it,
27:21Tonya said
27:22he'd pick them up tomorrow.
27:23Well, they're in our way now.
27:25Come on.
27:26She's right.
27:28There's no sense
27:28in moving.
27:29Let's get busy.
27:33Okay,
27:34let your knees
27:35take a deep breath.
27:37Go!
27:38Go!
27:39Go!
27:40Go!
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