Daisy [VHS]
The titular Daisy is a diesel rail car with big fluttering eyelashes  and attitude. Railway owner Sir Topham Hatt brings her in to substitute for an injured Thomas, but the "highly sprung" gal finds the engine shed too  smelly and hauling milk cars beneath her. In fact, it's not until the second  story, "Percy's Predicament," in which the little green engine is pushed into  collision, that Daisy shapes up, catches the cooperation bug, and helps him  out. In other stories, Edward and Thomas rescue an old-fashioned traction  engine on his way to a scrap yard, Duck the Great Western Engine talks Henry  into taking his dusty old tenders, and Percy boasts about surviving a water  accident only to find himself chin-deep in the wet stuff again--and in need of a floating crane. The engines--and kid viewers--learn that bragging  doesn't pay, teamwork does, and there's nothing like a good action  sequence.--Kimberly Heinrichs