Duck and Dukes (Sodor)

Duck and Dukes is an upcoming episode of the twenty-fourth series.
==Plot==
Duck tells Peter Sam that there are no Dukes, having all been scrapped. Peter Sam, who remembered the Thin Controller said the Duke of Sodor was coming to Skarloey and Rheneas' hundredth birthday, is horrified, and when he tells the others, they argue over who is right. (Peter Sam may have been thinking of Duke from the Mid Sodor Railway, but Sir Handel's reaction is never revealed.) But the next day, the engines are happy when they wake up, for it's Skarloey and Rheneas' birthday. Later, Peter Sam takes the television train and films Rheneas. After Skarloey arrives and takes the Duke around the new loop line around the Lake, the Duke makes a speech, during which Peter Sam interrupts and asks him if he is real. The Duke tells him he is, and Rheneas makes a speech asking everyone to visit his and Skarloey's respective twin brothers, Dolgoch and Talyllyn.
==Characters==
*Duck
*Skarloey
*Rheneas
*Peter Sam
*Duncan
*The Owner
*Mr Peter Sam
*Richard Robert Norramby
*Sir Handel (does not speak)
*Talyllyn (does not speak)
*Dolgoch (does not speak)
*Rusty (does not speak)
*The BBC Television Producers (do not speak)
*Douglas (cameo)
*Mabel (cameo)
*The Dukes (mentioned)
*Duke (Indirectly mentioned)
==Locations==
*Crovan's Gate
*Skarloey Engine Sheds
*Rheneas
*Lakeside Junction
*Talyllyn Railway
*Lakeside (mentioned)
*Tywyn Wharf (mentioned)
==Trivia==
*This episode is based on the story of the same name from The Railway Series book, Very Old Engines.
*Mr. Bobbie was actually a real-life engineer that worked for Fletcher, Jennings & Co.
==Goofs==
*In one scene, Talyllyn is painted green with black and yellow stripes when he was first built, but Talyllyn's original livery is now believed to have been Indian red with black and white stripes.