Super Rescue (Sodor)

Super Rescue is an upcoming episode of the twenty-fourth series.
== Plot ==
Two diesels, 7101 and 199, arrive. 7101 is friendly, but 199 is rude, saying diesels are more reliable than steam engines. The next day, Henry is rolling home tender-first, his regulator jammed and meets 199 with a train of oil-tankers at a signal box. 199, ironically, has failed and so does 7101 after his ejector leaks and he cannot pull his passenger train. Henry, with some help from 7101, still able to move, bravely takes 199, the oil-tankers and the passengers to the next station. "Flying Scotsman", to the delight of the passengers, takes the passenger train, while Donald takes the goods. 199 is sent away in disgrace and Henry helps 7101 to the shed.
== Characters ==
* Henry
* Duck
* Donald
* Flying Scotsman
* Diesel 7101
* Diesel 199
* The Fat Controller
* Douglas (does not speak)
* The Mayor of Sodor (does not speak)
* Thomas (cameo)
* Gordon (cameo)
* James (cameo)
* Percy (cameo)
* Toby (cameo)
* The Thin Clergyman (cameo)
* The Grumpy Passenger (cameo)
== Locations ==
* Tidmouth Sheds
* Kellsthorpe Road
* Cronk
== Voice Cast ==
=== UK and AUS ===
* Keith Wickham as Henry and Sir Topham Hatt the Fat Controller
* Steven Kynman as Duck and Bear
* Rob Rackstraw as Donald
* Rufus Jones as Flying Scotsman
* Colin McFarlane as Diesel 199
=== US and CAN ===
* Kerry Shale as Henry
* Steven Kynman as Duck and Bear
* Rob Rackstraw as Donald
* Rufus Jones as Flying Scotsman
* Colin McFarlane as Diesel 199
* Keith Wickham as Sir Topham Hatt
== Trivia ==
* In one scene of "Super Rescue", there is a British Petroleum logo on one of 199's tankers.
* "Super Rescue" is based on a real event which happened at Waterloo in April 1967, as acknowledged by Awdry in the introduction, where he states that photographs depicting the incident sent by the mother of a boy named Richard were used as inspiration for at least two of the story's illustrations. As a result, this, and The Little Old Engine, are the only books that admit that the stories and characters of The Railway Series are fictional.
* The Reverend acknowledged the help given by Flying Scotsman's owner, Mr. A. E. Pegler and his assistant, Mr. E. Hoyle, in the preparation of this book.
* This episode marks Bear and Diesel 199's first appearances in the Television Series as well as their only speaking roles in the twenty-fourth series.
== Goofs ==
* Throughout the episode, Henry's wheels are grey instead of green (Not counting the final illustration).
* In another scene, Bear's buffer beam is black instead of red.
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