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Thomas and the Birthday Mail

**Thomas and the Birthday Mail** is the fourteenth episode of the ninth season and the 204th episode overall.

## Plot

It is the stormy season on the Island of Sodor, and Thomas is busy delivering mail to his friend Alice, who lives at the root farm. One day, he is on his way up there when Rosie comes up alongside him. She likes Thomas very much and wants to copy his every move, which makes Thomas disturbed. When Thomas tells her that he is delivering Alice’s birthday presents to her, Harold the Helicopter arrives and warns Thomas of high winds and heavy rain on the way which could cause landslides on the route up to the root farm. However, Thomas does not want to let Alice down and decides to go up anyway. Rosie offers to help, but Thomas declines her offer and sets off alone. However, Rosie follows Thomas anyway since she likes him very much.

As Thomas makes his way up to the root farm, the rain begins to pour down. He is convinced that Rosie is not strong enough to follow him but is proven wrong when he hears her whistle behind him. Soon, Thomas comes to Green Hills Junction with an old branch line to the root farm, but it is old and hasn't been used for years. Thomas therefore takes it, convinced that Rosie will not be able to follow him.

As Thomas nears his destination, a landslide tumbles down across his track. Thomas does not want to let Alice down, and he attempts to push through the landslide. But all he does is get himself stuck, and he feels very silly and unhappy since he did not listen to Harold, let Rosie help him and has let Alice down. Rosie soon chuffs up behind Thomas and seeing that he is stuck, she offers to go get help. Thomas asks her to deliver his parcels to Alice for him, and Rosie is happy to help him. She is immediately coupled up to Thomas' trucks, and she sets off to the root farm.

Later, Rosie comes back and tells Thomas that Edward will soon be there to help him out. Then, Thomas notices Alice is onboard Rosie, having come to thank him. But Thomas admits that he could not have done it without Rosie's help. The two engines whistle, now happy to be firm friends.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Rosie
* Harold
* Henry *(cameo)*
* Molly *(cameo)*
* Edward *(mentioned)*

## Locations

* Reagh Viaduct
* Killdane
* Crovan's Gate
* Green Hills Junction
* Great Waterton Root Farm

## Trivia

* This episode marks the official introduction of Rosie in the series.
Ulfstead Road

**Ulfstead Road** was the summit station of the Mid Sodor Railway. The station is named after the nearby road that links Ulfstead to Peel Godred.

## History

Ulfstead Road stands at 867ft above sea level, 264ft higher than Cas-ny-Hawin, though the two places are, as the crow flies, only 1½ miles apart. To reduce the gradient to manageable proportions, the Mid Sodor decided to climb the mountain in a series of loops, increasing the distance between the two places to 6 miles. Due to scanty clearances, the inspector ordered that all carriage doors should be locked between Arlesdale and Ulfstead Road.

A branch line from Ulfstead Road to the town of Ulfstead itself was originally planned, and strongly urged by the Earl of Sodor, but proved to be impracticable and was dropped. All up trains were required to stop at Ulfstead Road for water, while all down trains were required to stop for brake tests. During these stops, the opportunity was taken to check carriage doors.

In the 1890s, Galahad Qualtrough served as stationmaster of Ulfstead Road. Two men, Bill Shuvvel, with his traction engine, and Josh Herder, with his troupe of cows, would commonly come to an impasse on the nearby bridge and create a traffic jam. Bill generally got the best of the confrontations, due to Josh's cows losing interest and searching for entertainment elsewhere and stray onto Station premises, much to the anguish of Stationmaster Qualtrough. While Josh was rounding up his strays, Bill would take his chance and leave.

## Trivia

* Ulfstead Road is based on Esgairgeiliog station from the Corris Railway. Wilbert supplied photographs of the Corris station to Dorris Stokes so she could build a authentic station house for his MSR layout, to replace the one he had built.
The Flying Kipper

**The Flying Kipper** is the twenty-first episode of the first season. It is based on the story of the same name from the sixth Railway Series book, Henry the Green Engine.

## Plot

One winter evening, Henry is told by his driver that they will be leaving early tomorrow in the morning to pull the Flying Kipper, a special goods train that carries fish from the harbour to the Mainland. He also says that they might be allowed to take the express if they pull the Kipper nicely, which makes Henry excited.

At five o'clock the next morning, Henry enters the harbour, couples up to the heavily loaded vans and carefully starts. Although it is difficult at first, the journey goes very smoothly, and Henry enjoys running through the snow-covered countryside as the sun rises. Soon, they near a yellow signal, indicating "caution" and prepare to stop until they notice the signal is down, assuming that the line ahead is clear. Little do they know however that ahead of them, the points to the main line have frozen towards a siding and the home signal, which is supposed to be at "Danger", has been forced down by the snow.

On the siding is a goods train, waiting to let Henry pass. The driver and fireman are enjoying hot cocoa in the guard's van when they learn that the Flying Kipper is due, so they decide to head back to their engine. Their exit comes just in time as Henry rushes onto the siding and, unable to stop in time, crashes straight into the back of the train, destroying the brake van and landing on his side, while his crew manage to jump clear before the collision.

When daylight comes, the Breakdown Train is brought in to clean up the mess. The Fat Director comes up to a distraught Henry and kindly reassures him that the accident was not his fault, it was due to the weather. He then tells Henry that he is arranging for him to be sent to Crewe, where he will be given a brand-new shape and a larger firebox so that he will not have to run on Welsh coal anymore.

Henry is doubtful at first, but when spring arrives, he returns from Crewe feeling better than ever. Everyone is delighted to see Henry in his new shape and he looks so splendid and strong that the crowd gives him three cheers. Even the children wait to see Henry in his new shape, making them late for school. Before long, Henry even gets to pull the Express, which he does so well that Gordon becomes jealous.

## Characters

* Henry
* Troublesome Trucks
* The Fat Director
* Gordon *(does not speak)*
* Judy and Jerome *(do not speak)*
* James *(cameo)*
* Eagle *(cameo)*

## Locations

* Island of Sodor
	+ Tidmouth Sheds
	+ Knapford
		- Knapford Harbour
		- Ffarquhar Junction
	+ Wellsworth
	+ The Viaduct
	+ Maron
	+ Elsbridge
* The Mainland *(mentioned)*
	+ Crewe *(mentioned)*

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to feature an on-screen derailment.
* This episode is based on two real accidents: one that occurred at Abbot's Ripton in Huntingdonshire in 1876, and the other at Lichfield Trent Valley Railway Station in 1946.
* This is the final episode to feature Henry in his old shape. For the rest of the series, he’ll be presented in his new and improved rebuilt shape.
The Deputation

**The Deputation** is the nineteenth episode of the second season and 49th episode overall. It is based on the story of the same name from the fifteenth Railway Series book, The Twin Engines.

## Plot

Snow has fallen on the Island of Sodor, and while most of the engines hate it, Donald and Douglas are used to these conditions and do a good job of clearing the lines. They soon encounter one snow drift which is deeper than the rest and hear a whistle; it turns out to be Henry, who is nearly buried. The twins promise to get him out.

Henry is rescued and soon returns to the shed, but both Donald and Douglas are upset. The Fat Director will be returning soon, and after their previous mistakes, they're worried that he will send them back to Scotland. The other engines agree that Donald and Douglas both deserve to stay and something has to be done, but no one knows what. Percy talks to Edward, who suggests that the engines nominate someone to be a "deputation" and talk to the Fat Director. The others agree to this (even though they do not really know what a deputation is) and Gordon nominates Percy to do the job, much to his horror.

The Fat Director returns and a nervous Percy stammers through his speech about allowing the twins to stay, saying that they are likely to be scrapped if they are sent back to Scotland. Even though Percy is nervous, The Fat Director understands this and sends Percy away. Later in the sheds, the Fat Director responds to the engines' request. He begins by telling them that although he understands their feelings, he does not appreciate them interfering with his plans. He then surprises everyone by giving Donald and Douglas new coats of paint as a reward for their good work in the snow, and announces that their names will be painted on them so as to avoid any further mistakes. The engines realise that the Fat Director is allowing both of them to stay and drown out the rest of his speech with cheers and happy whistles.

## Characters

* Edward
* Henry
* Gordon
* James
* Percy
* Duck
* Donald and Douglas
* The Fat Director
* The Spiteful Brake Van *(mentioned)*

## Locations

* Tidmouth
	+ Tidmouth Sheds
		- The Works
		- Tidmouth Goods Station
	+ Tidmouth Yards
* Suddery Castle
* Wellsworth
	+ Wellsworth Yards

## Trivia

* This episode has the first time the works unit coach is seen without the Breakdown Train, Judy and Jerome.
Thomas to the Rescue

**Thomas to the Rescue** is the first episode of the eighth season and the 174th episode overall.

## Plot

One of Bill and Ben’s pranks had backfired, covering them in stone and denting their boilers, and they had been sent to the Steamworks for repairs. So, The Fat Controller sends Thomas to work with Mavis at Ffarquhar Quarry, which has an important order to fill. When Thomas arrives at there, he is shocked to discover that Diesel is working there as well. He is not pleased to see Thomas, who tells him that he has come to help Mavis. Diesel claims that steam engines cannot help as much as diesel engines. Thomas scoffs at Diesel's insult and sets to work at once. However, Diesel is up to causing mischief and he pushes Thomas underneath the stone hopper, covering him in gravel. Diesel teases Thomas and claims that the Fat Controller is planning to scrap steam engines. Thomas refuses to believe Diesel, but he cannot help worrying about what he said in the shed that night.

The next morning, Salty delivers fresh diesel fuel from the Mainland. After being refueled, Diesel brags that the fuel makes his axles tingle. However, as he begins to work, his engine coughs, splutters and stops amid clouds of smoke billowing from his exhaust. Diesel feels sick, as does Mavis, who is coughing out smoke from *her* exhaust. The Quarry Manager realises that the new diesel fuel has been contaminated with water. It is not long before 'Arry, Bert and Salty feel sick too.

Having heard the news, the Fat Controller orders the Quarry Manager to send Thomas to collect some clean diesel fuel. Thomas sets off for the Dieselworks and the workmen fill up two flatbeds with diesel fuel drums. Despite the heavy load, Thomas sets off and delivers the clean fuel to Salty, 'Arry and Bert, and then he makes his final delivery at the quarry, where all work has just stopped. The contaminated fuel is drained out of Diesel and Mavis' tanks and they are refilled with the clean fuel. Mavis thanks Thomas, and after the important order has been filled, the Fat Controller arrives aboard Toby to congratulate Thomas for being Really Useful and a credit to the railway; even Diesel has to agree with that Thomas is very special, especially when he is a “steamie”.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Diesel
* Mavis
* Salty
* The Fat Controller
* Toby *(does not speak)*
* 'Arry and Bert *(do not speak)*
* Edward *(cameo)*
* Gordon *(cameo)*
* BoCo *(cameo)*
* Cranky *(cameo)*
* Big Mickey *(cameo)*
* Bill and Ben *(mentioned)*

## Locations

* Henry’s Tunnel
* Brendam Docks
* Ffarquhar Sheds
* Ffarquhar Quarry
* Sodor Ironworks
* The Fat Controller's Office
* Vicarstown Dieselworks
* Sodor Steamworks *(mentioned)*
* The Mainland *(mentioned)*

## Trivia

* According to his "My History of Thomas the Tank Engine" and "Me Watching the First DVD I Ever Had" videos, this is the first episode from the official show's eighth season that James a Williams ever saw.
The Runaway Elephant

**The Runaway Elephant** is the sixth episode of the seventh season and the 157th episode overall.

## Plot

A new park is being opened on the Skarloey Railway, and Duncan is bossing the other engines about and telling them to do their work quicker. Rheneas complains to Rusty about him being bossy. But Rusty reassures him that it is better being safe than being fast.

When Duncan finishes his jobs, The Thin Controller asks him to take an elephant statue down to the park. The stationmaster tells him to wait for the guard's van, but Duncan claims he does not need one as he has pushed heavier loads plenty of times. So, he sets off with the statue. As usual, Duncan is being careless and boasts that he will get the job done first. He starts to speed up as a result. His driver attempts to brake, but Duncan is unable to slow down and thus runs out of control, almost colliding with a tractor, and rockets past Rusty who shouts at him to slow down. Duncan arrives at Lakeside Park and crashes into the buffers, which catapults the elephant statue into the pond.

The Thin Controller ends up scolding Duncan for his carelessness and for not waiting for the guard's van. Thankfully, Duncan is repaired in time for the opening, but is surprised to find the elephant still in the pond due to general favour of the elephant's position and embarrassed to be lauded by the others for his fortunate mistake.

## Characters

* Skarloey
* Rheneas
* Sir Handel
* Peter Sam
* Rusty
* Duncan
* The Thin Controller
* Polly Percival

## Locations

* The Trestle Bridge
* Lakeside Park
* Crovan's Gate Yards
* Cros-ny-Curin
* Skarloey
* Ben Glas
* Glennock
* Hawin Doorey Bridge
* Rheneas
* Lakeside

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first appearance of Lakeside Park.
* The events of this episode were later mentioned by Duncan in the twelfth season episode, Emily Saves the World.
Ulfstead Estate Railway

The Estate Railway is a small dual-gauged tourist railway at the Ulfstead Castle estate and the Dinosaur Park near Ulfstead. It is owned and operated by Sir Robert Norramby, the Earl of Sodor.

The narrow gauge lines connect to the Skarloey Railway, while the standard gauge lines connect to the North Western Railway’s Main Line, at the end of the Ulfstead Branch Line.

## Operations

Stephen, Millie and Glynn are all owned by the Earl and live and work at Ulfstead Castle, where they take tourists around the estate railway or assist with maintenance on the castle grounds. Connor and Caitlin from the Other Railway both bring tourists to the estate while the North Western and Skarloey Railway engines either visit or bring passenger or goods trains to the railway.
Vicarstown

**Vicarstown** is the largest town on the far eastern side of Sodor and the final station on the Main Line before the bridge leading to the Mainland.

## History

The monkish chronicler, Arnold of Cronk Abbey, recorded that when in 1150 Cronk Abbey was founded as a daughter house of Furness Abbey, the Abbot of Furness asked for a grant of land on which his Agent or Vicar could build a residence. King Ogmund, suspecting that this might lead to English infiltration, would only grant him land for a house here; hence the place’s name. A town eventually sprung up around the Vicar's house.

The North Western Railway extended to Vicarstown in 1914 and built their main Motive Power Depot and Administrative Headquarters here, as well as a rolling lift bridge connecting Sodor with the Mainland. After the 1925 agreement with the LMS to allow NWR trains to travel across the bridge to Barrow-in-Furness there was no further use required. A smaller replacement shed was built for the engines operating the car ferry service in 1927, and the turntable was taken up and installed at Barrow, while the headquarters moved to the other end of the main line at Knapford.

Vicarstown station is situated on a viaduct, which contains shops in several of its arches. The station is the largest on Sodor, consisting of 8 platforms with a lower level beneath them. The station is built in an elegant Victorian architectural style and is covered by a glass roof, with clock towers and signal boxes located on each end.

A tramway opened in 1965 and is operated by Sodor Tramways running to Great Waterton along the roads underneath the viaduct, and a cathedral is located in the town, near the station.

The Vicarstown Goods Depot, Vicarstown Sheds, Goods Yard, Rolling Bridge and a Viaduct are located here. The Vicarstown Dieselworks and The Pond Runby are also located a short distance west of the town.

Some tracks curls down north to a Goods Yard where it then connects to Vicarstown Junction so mailand engines can loop round and head back to the Mainland.

## Trivia

* The name comes from the Rev. W. Awdry's time as an Anglican priest, and on maps of Sodor, it replaces the real Vickerstown, a suburb of Barrow situated on the Isle of Walney.
* Vicarstown Drive in Columbus, Ohio, is named after the town.
* According to concept art, Vicarstown's architecture is inspired by various stations including:
	+ Manchester Piccadilly station.
	+ Brighton railway station.
	+ Spa Road railway station.
	+ The colour scheme of the station is inspired by that of London St. Pancras.
Trust Thomas

**Trust Thomas** is the seventh episode of the third season and the 67th episode overall. It is loosely based on the magazine story Bertie's Bumpy Road.

## Plot

It is a beautiful day and Thomas is puffing along his branch line with Annie and Clarabel, enjoying himself enormously. He soon meets Bertie, who is having a most unpleasant journey driving over the bumpy roads. At Hackenbeck station, Thomas finds out that Bertie has lost his trust in the railway's service after it failed to deliver tar to mend the roads two weeks earlier, and resolves to find the source of the problem.

Meanwhile, James is complaining about having to do Percy's work while the green tank engine is at the docks, and takes his anger out by bumping his trucks, who vow to pay him out. Gordon advises James that if he pretended to be sick, he would not have to shunt trucks or go to the quarry, and James happily decides to try it. When Thomas arrives, James pretends to be ill, and Thomas offers to take James' trucks for him to the Quarry. The Troublesome Trucks, who are still cross at James for bumping them, decide to take their anger out on Thomas, deciding that one engine is as good as another. But Thomas does not hear them. On the way back from the quarry, the trucks push Thomas over some points and onto a jetty, which floats across a muddy pond and sinks. Thomas finds the unexpected incident humiliating, especially since the day started so well too.

Duck handles the trucks, and Edward brings Thomas home on a flatbed. On the way, Thomas then remembers about the missing tar and informs Edward about it; he recalls a tar tanker was left at Wellsworth and offers to collect it to ensure it reaches Bertie's road. James and Gordon apologise for the trick, and Bertie arrives saying the road is being mended and he has regained his trust in the railway. Gordon and James slowly leave for the shed, but Thomas is still not alone, for it so happens that a toad from the pond has stowed away on his valence for company, and is looking forward to a ride

## Characters

* Thomas
* Edward
* Gordon
* James
* Troublesome Trucks
* Bertie
* Duck *(does not speak)*
* Annie and Clarabel *(cameos)*
* Percy *(mentioned)*

## Locations

* Hackenbeck
* Knapford Yards
* Ffarquhar
* Brendam Docks *(mentioned)*
* Ffarquhar Quarry *(mentioned)*
* Wellsworth *(mentioned)*

## Trivia

* According to James A Williams. this episode was the first one he had ever watched, as stated in his Me Watching Children's Pre-School Compilation video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZQLy\_kZvzE
* The reason Percy is still working at Brendam Docks in this episode, is because Thomas was only doing a test run along his branch line with his coaches, after all the tracks had been replaced and mended. It proved successful enough for Thomas to make it all the way to the top station with James’ trucks later on. Percy returned to the branch line soon after.
* James' subplot of pretending to be ill as suggested by Gordon is loosely adapted from Sir Handel's subplot in Trucks. The story of origin would be adapted in the following season.
Troublesome Trucks (episode)

## Troublesome Trucks

**Troublesome Trucks** is the ninth episode of the first season. It is based on the story of the same name from the third Railway Series book, James the Red Engine.

## Plot

It has been several days since James damaged a coach brake pipe, and since then he has been shut up in the shed as punishment. Being left alone and not even allowed out to shunt, James begins to cry, thinking that no one will ever see his red paint again, but the Fat Director finally returns, telling James that he hopes that he will be a better engine as his actions have caused great embarrassment for the railway. James sincerely apologises and promises to behave. The Fat Director accepts his apology and assigns him to pull some trucks. James is delighted to be let out and eagerly goes to work.

At the station, Thomas brings James his trucks and teases him about bootlaces before leaving, much to his annoyance. James couples himself to the troublesome trucks, who tease him for his red paint; James just ignores them and despite their protest, firmly sets off with them. During the journey, the trucks make several attempts to hold James back but each time his crew manages to correct the problems, and then he continues on. The trucks then begin shouting at James to give up, but it is no use as James is determined to prove himself a better engine.

Finally the train reaches Gordon's Hill and James tries to pull the trucks up as fast as he can, which is initially tricky. Then halfway up, the pulling suddenly gets easier, but his driver stops him and points out that the brake van and the last four trucks have broken away due to a snapped coupling and are running back down the hill. Fortunately, the guard manages to bring them to a stop at the bottom, and gets out to warn oncoming engines.

James reverses downhill to retrieve the end of his train, while Edward has just been stopped behind it. Edward offers to help, but James politely declines, determined to do it himself. Edward obliges and encourages James as he makes his way up the hill. Pulling with every ounce of his strength, James finally reaches the top of the hill and safely continues to the destined station. Later as James rests, Edward arrives with the Fat Director. James worries that the Fat Director will be cross with him again. This time, however, the Fat Director is happy with James, having seen everything from aboard Edward's train. Since James managed to make the trucks behave, the Fat Director allows him to keep his red paint.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Edward
* James
* Troublesome Trucks
* The Fat Director
* Gordon *(mentioned)*
* Red Branch Line Coaches *(indirectly mentioned)*
* Jeremiah Jobling *(indirectly mentioned)*

## Locations

* Tidmouth Sheds
* Knapford
	+ Ffarquhar Junction
* Gordon's Hill
* Maron
	+ Maron Signals Runby

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first occurrences of several things:
	+ The first episode not to have an engine's name in the title.
	+ The first instance in the series in which an engine (James in this case for example) is seen crying.
The Missing Coach

**The Missing Coach** is the seventeenth episode of the second season and the 47th episode overall. It is based on the stories, "Hullo Twins!" and The Missing Coach from the fifteenth Railway Series book, The Twin Engines.

## Plot

Work on the railway has become harder, so the Fat Director orders a new goods engine from Scotland. However, two identical twin engines arrive instead. When the Fat Director learns about this, he goes to meet the engines, named Donald and Douglas, and discovers they have lost their numbers. The Fat Director has numbers painted on their tenders and has Duck show them around, but still plans to find out which engine should be sent back.

Sometimes, the Express has a special coach for passengers traveling on Thomas' branch line. Whoever takes away Gordon’s coaches must remember to collect Thomas' special one and leave it at the bay platform at Tidmouth for him to collect. Douglas offers to do this job for Duck one afternoon, but worries about being sent away and shunts the empty express coaches and the special one, still full of passengers, into the carriage siding. Shortly thereafter, Thomas arrives and panics when he finds that his coach is missing. The angry passengers emerge from the siding and complain to the Fat Director.

The two engines switch tenders, hoping to trick the Fat Director into thinking they had nothing to do with the incident. Once Donald is coupled up to Douglas' tender, he leaves with his goods train while Douglas stays behind with Donald’s tender. The Fat Director and the passengers question Douglas, who pretends to be Donald and tells them his cover story. The Fat Director appears to have fallen for it, but after the passengers have left, he swings around and excoriates Douglas.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Henry
* Gordon
* James
* Donald and Douglas
* The Fat Director
* Engine Inspector
* Duck *(does not speak)*
* Annie and Clarabel *(do not speak)*
* Thomas’ Special Coach *(does not speak)*
* Percy *(cameo)*

## Locations

* Knapford
	+ Knapford Yards
* Sir Topham Hatt's Office
* Tidmouth
	+ Tidmouth Yards
	+ Tidmouth Sheds

## Trivia

* This episode is the second one to feature engines switching tenders. The first episode to do so was the first season episode, It's Good to be Gordon.
* While the special coach was a Red Express one in the original Railway Series story, the episode used a Green Old Coach instead.
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Thomas in Trouble

**Thomas in Trouble** is the twenty-fourth episode of the first season. It is based on the story of the same name from the seventh Railway Series book, Toby the Tram Engine.

## Plot

One day, Thomas is leaving the quarry at the end of his branch line with some trucks and his coaches. The rails here run alongside the road, so Thomas is always careful at this point in his run and whistles to make sure no one is in his way. Thomas sees a new policeman by the crossing and, having been friends with the previous constable who has just retired, he whistles to him in greeting. Unfortunately, the policeman is not in the mood to be friendly.

The policeman first complains about engines whistling after stating he did not get any sleep the night before, and then claims to Thomas that he is breaking the law by not having any cowcatchers or sideplates fitted. Thomas' driver points that they have been along the road multiple times before without accident; the policeman brands Thomas a "regular lawbreaker" in his notebook. Thomas then continues sadly back to the station.

In his dining room, the Fat Director is having breakfast with his wife when he is phoned about Thomas' incident with the police. Thomas' driver explains the problem to the Fat Director at the junction. They both try to reason with the policeman, but the policeman refuses to budge, saying that the law must be upheld. The Fat Director soon gives up and arranges for Thomas to be fitted with cowcatchers. Thomas is distressed by this, worrying that people will say he looks like a tram. This comment reminds the Fat Controller of Toby, the tram engine he met while on holiday. Knowing that Toby's line has lost its business to buses and lorries, the Fat Director writes to Toby's controller asking if he can come to Sodor.

A few days later, Toby arrives and is greeted by the Fat Director, who notices that he has brought Henrietta, who was going to become a henhouse, and allows her to stay as well. Toby proves to be exceptional at handling trucks, and although Thomas is jealous at first, they become good friends when Toby uses his bell to frighten the policeman.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Toby
* The Fat Director
* The Ffarquhar Policeman
* Troublesome Trucks *(do not speak)*
* Henrietta *(does not speak)*
* Dowager Hatt *(not named; does not speak)*
* James *(cameo)*
* Annie and Clarabel *(cameos)*
* Toby's Controller *(mentioned)*

## Locations

* Island of Sodor
	+ The Quarry Tramroad
	+ Topham Hall
	+ Elsbridge
	+ Vicarstown Bridge
	+ Lower Tidmouh
	+ Ffarquhar Quarry *(mentioned)*
* The Mainland
	+ Toby's Old Tramway *(mentioned)*
Tom Tipper

**Tom Tipper** is a postman who services Ffarquhar.

## Biography

Tom once fell ill and when he returned he found his chief had decided a bike was more economical than a Post Van. One morning, Tom was asked to fill in some forms. In a hurry, he propped his bike against the platform fencing and asked Percy to keep his eye on it. As Percy prepared to leave, later on, Tom carelessly left his bike propped against one of Percy's mail vans after he was told to sign some important papers for the Fat Controller. When Percy tried to warn Tom, he was out of earshot and his driver did not see the bike. As a result of Percy moving forward, the bike falls beneath the vans and is torn to pieces. Tom was disappointed, but his chief decided to give him a new post van, much to his delight.

## Attire

Tom Tipper wears a postman's uniform, which consists of a dark blue jacket with red markings over a white shirt, a black tie and dark blue trousers, with a dark blue cap with a red brim.

## Trivia

* Tom Tipper was the first human character originally created by Christopher Awdry that was introduced in the series.
Iac

image of Iac, stupid

## Who is he?

Iac is one of the main characters of Ducks Vs Dogs. He is the one is not afraid to take risks, because the only thing he's afraid of is Orangey from the show Orangey Show. His main weapons are guns, although he is not afraid to use other weapons.

## Backstory

### The Turt Mafia

Back in Iac's college days, he was participating in the College Gambling Night 20??. He lost a bet to The Turt Mafia, and they did not let him get away with it. Many years later they tried killing him, but he bamboozled them with plastic straws.

## Death

In episode 3, Iac got shot by DOGBOSS and died. But he somehow came back to life? Its confusing, but it happened, and I have no answer why it happened.
The KoopaLings

## Ludwig

Ludwig is a smart and British fellow, he can do the most complicated of math's and he is pretty wise. Ludwig is usually telling the other Koopalings that whatever doing or about to do is a stupid idea.

## Wendy

Wendy, the girly girl who likes makeup and Starbucks. She is a rude sarcastic mean little son of a gun who only cares about her friends and herself.

## Morton

Morton is the rock obsessed, big tough, and emo-ish Koopaling. He is kinda stupid too but has his moments.

## Lemmy

Lemmy is a extremely stupid dum dum idiot who thinks his wand is a lollipop! He his so weird, no one knows what's going on in his mind. One day he can make is brother into popcorn and the other he'll be emo.
Kermit

Kermit puppet image.

## Who is he?

Kermit is a main character. He is also one of the stupid characters, Kermit is just stupid because he was born that way.

## Former Jobs

### Cop

Kermit got hired to be a cop after completing the test, Kermit thought being a police officer would be just like the shows. He proceeded to unfairly arrest several people and killing one of them in the process. The Chief confronted him about killing people, but then Kermit shot Toad. Kermit lost his job after going to court and killing the judge and sending The Chief to Alaska.

### Pizzeria

Kermit once owned a pizzeria, the pizza was cooked in a microwave and stolen from Little Ceasers. His method of getting rid of robbers was bullets shot from his gun. And he would eat the pizza of people who would not pay. Junior and Lily thought it would be funny to blow up Kermit's Pizzeria with a bomb. And lets just say, Kermit's Pizzeria went out with a bang.

## Bugman

Bugman is Kermit's superhero alter ego. He's out there saving lives, and fighting crime. His powers are shooting webs from his hand, flying, and mighty bug sense. So he's basically a Spider-Man ripoff.
Bon

## Who Is He?

Bon is the cartoon representation of ChaoticBonProductions himself! He's used for updates, animations, merch, branding, etc.

### Aliases

Zenit2, Unpredictable, Mr owo, Cosmic Cat, Space Pug

## History

Now he wasn't always the bald headed purple hoodie wearing guy we know, he used to be different.

## Chao

Chao was the first character to represent Brian AKA the goddess of all that is ChaoticBonProductions. He was a Bonnie plush with drawn s on hoodie and a pair of pants. He was just their, the plush version of him was never actually made... kinda. Whenever there was a stream, he was just represented with a bonnie plush wrapped in a blue blanket.

## Bon ( The Hair Era )

He was changed to a dude with messy hair, less messy then my hair in real life, a crown, and a blue hoodie. It was used for awhile, he had a plushie made, he was used more in videos, he actually being used! And I got to admit, this was probably the best character design, but then something unfortunate happened...

## Bon ( The Furry Era )

### Phase 1:

One warm September night, a STUPID IDIOT decided to change the character to this Gary Sue type character. The character design is EVERYWHERE, Zenit2 said it looked weird, wouldn't blame him. This one was used for **AWHILE**, and the furry era would continue.

### Phase 2:

The character design was toned down a bit.

### Phase 3:

[finish writing later, im getting tired :] bye bye]
Flea

**Flea** was the second bassist of the band that became What Is This.

## Biography

### Chain Reaction/Anthem/Anthym/What Is This

He replaced Todd Strassman and was replaced by Chris Hutchinson.

## Discography

### With Red Hot Chili Peppers

#### Demos

* 1983 Demo
* *The Uplift Mofo Party Plan* Demos

#### Studio Albums

* *The Red Hot Chili Peppers* (1984)
* *Freaky Styley* (1985)
* *The Uplift Mofo Party Plan* (1987)
* *Mother's Milk* (1989)
* *Blood Sugar Sex Magik* (1991)
* *One Hot Minute* (1995)
* *Californication* (1999)
* *By the Way* (2002)
* *Stadium Arcadium* (2006)
* *I'm With You* (2011)
* *The Getaway* (2016)
* *Unlimited Love* (2022)
* *Return of the Dream Canteen* (2022)

#### Live EPs

* *2011 Live EP* (2012)
* *2012-13 Live EP* (2014)
* *Live in Paris EP* (2016)

### Guest Appearances

* Jane's Addiction - *Nothing's Shocking* (1988)
* Young MC - *Stone Cold Rhymin'* (1989)
* Keith Levene - *Violent Opposition* (1989)
* George Clinton - *Hey Man, Smell My Finger* (1993)
* Mike Watt - *Ball-Hog or Tug Boat?* (1995)

## Videography

### With Red Hot Chili Peppers

#### Live Home Videos

* Red Hot Skate Rock (1988)
* Psychedelic Sexfunk Live from Heaven (1990)
* Off the Map (2001)
* Live at Slane Castle (2003)

## Tourography

### With Red Hot Chili Peppers

* Red Hot Chili Peppers 1983 Tour
* Red Hot Chili Peppers 1984 Tour
* Freaky Styley Tour
* The Uplift Mofo Party Tour
* Turd Town Tour
* Mother's Milk Tour
* Blood Sugar Sex Magik Tour
* Tour de La Sensitive
* One Hot Minute Tour
* Californication Tour
* 2001 Tour
* By the Way World Tour
* Roll on the Red Tour
* Stadium Arcadium World Tour
* I'm With You World Tour
* Red Hot Chili Peppers 2013-2014 Tour
* The Getaway World Tour
* 2022 Global Stadium Tour
Thomas and Trevor

**Thomas and Trevor** is the eighth episode of the second season and the 38th episode overall. It is based on the annual story of the same name.

## Plot

Trevor is sad when he does not have enough work to do, which he tells Edward during one of the blue engine's daily visits to the Wellsworth Vicarge Orchard. Edward has some good news for Trevor; the Fat Director has asked that he be sent to the site of the new harbour with to help out with the work. Trevor instantly perks up, excited about getting to work and meeting children. Edward brings him to the yard to meet with Thomas.

Upon meeting Trevor, Thomas, who is carrying metal pilings needed for the construction work, is initially skeptical of the newcomer. After Trevor's flatbed is coupled to Thomas' train, the two set off for the harbour. On the way, Trevor explains what type of work he can do and does not need rails to be useful. This helps Thomas understand Trevor better.

Upon arrival at the harbour, they come across havoc; trucks are derailed and blocking the line, and stone slabs are littered throughout the area. Thomas' driver tells the two that the equipment Thomas is carrying is essential, so Trevor must go to work taking it around the mess. Trevor, who enjoys this kind of work, is happy to do the job as soon as possible.

While Thomas moves the trucks, Trevor carries the construction equipment to where it is needed. Thomas soon brings Annie and Clarabel to the harbour to meet him and is left very impressed with Trevor after seeing him work so hard. This makes him finally understand just how useful a traction engine can truly be. Both Annie and Clarabel are carrying children, whom Trevor is more than happy to give rides to on the Beach. This is easily his favourite part of the day, and Annie and Clarabel remark to each other how kind and gentle Trevor is and how he reminds them of Thomas.

Thomas and Trevor are both very sorry when the day is over and Trevor has to return to the orchard. Taking him to the junction, Thomas notices he has a small tear coming from his eye. He pretends not to notice and cheers Trevor up by telling him that there is now plenty of work for him at the Vicarage and that he could be needed at the harbour again soon. And that makes Trevor feel better. That evening, Trevor thinks about the day's events and falls happily asleep.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Edward
* Annie and Clarabel
* Trevor
* Jem Cole *(cameo)*
* The Fat Director *(mentioned)*
* The Vicar of Wellsworth *(mentioned)*

## Locations

* Wellsworth
	+ Wellsworth Vicarge Orchard
* Cronk’s Scrap Yard *(mentioned)*
* Elsbridge
	+ Elsbridge Yard
		- The Carriage Shed
		- Elsbridge Engine Sheds
* New Knapford Harbour
	+ New Harbour Bridges

## Trivia

* This is the only second season episode not adapted from a Railway Series book and the only episode adapted from an annual story.
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What Is This (band)

**THIS PAGE MAY CURRENTLY CONTAIN FACTUAL INACCURACIES. AN EFFORT IS BEING MADE TO IDENTIFY AND CORRECT THESE.**

**What Is This** was a band that was founded by Alain Johannes, Hillel Slovak, and Jack Irons as **Chain Reaction**.

Todd Strassman joined a short time later.

Around 1980, Todd Strassman was replaced by Flea.

They changed their name to **Anthem**.

They changed the spelling of their name to **Anthym**.

They changed their name to **What Is This**.

In 1982, Flea quit to join the band Fear and was replaced by Chris Hutchinson.

While still members of What Is This, Hillel Slovak and Jack Irons co-founded Red Hot Chili Peppers with Anthony Kiedis and Flea. After Red Hot Chili Peppers recorded their 1983 Demo, Hillel Slovak and Jack Irons quit Red Hot Chili Peppers to concentrate on What Is This.

They released the EP *Squeezed* in 1984.

They released the album *What Is This* in 1985. Hillel Slovak quit soon after and rejoined Red Hot Chili Peppers.

They released the EP *3 Out of 5 Live* in 1985.

They split up in 1986 and Alain Johannes co-founded Walk the Moon and Jack Irons rejoined Red Hot Chili Peppers.

MORE TO COME.
Jack Irons

**Jack Irons** (born July 18, 1962) was the drummer of What Is This.

## Discography

### With Red Hot Chili Peppers

#### Studio Albums

* *The Uplift Mofo Party Plan* (1987)
* *Mother's Milk* (1989)

### With Eleven

#### Studio Albums

* *Awake in a Dream* (1991)
* *Eleven* (1993)
* *Thunk* (1995)
* *Howling Book* (2003)

### With Pearl Jam

* *Vitalogy* (Track 14 only) (1994)
* *Mirror Ball* w/ Neil Young (1995)
* *No Code* (1996)
* *Yield* (1998)

### Solo

#### Studio Albums

* *Attention Dimension* (2004)
* *No Heads Are Better Than One* (2010)

### With Spinnerette

* *Ghetto Love* (2008)
* *Spinnerette* (2009)

## Tourography

### With Red Hot Chili Peppers

* Red Hot Chili Peppers 1983 Tour
* Freaky Styley Tour
* The Uplift Mofo Party Tour
Thomas Comes to Breakfast

**Thomas Comes to Breakfast** is the twentieth episode of the second season and the 50th episode overall. It is based on the story of the same name from the sixteenth Railway Series book, Branch Line Engines.

## Plot

Thomas has spent many years running his branch line. One day, when his driver jokes that Thomas could manage without him, Thomas takes the joke literally and becomes conceited. He later brags to Percy and Toby that he does not need a driver. They both disagree with this as they would never even consider running without their drivers, but Thomas insists he is not afraid to run by himself and willing to prove it.

The next morning, the firelighter comes and starts up the engines' fires. Thomas wakes up first from the warmth spreading through his boiler. When he sees Percy and Toby are still asleep, he decides to take the opportunity to run by himself and prove them wrong. Thomas slowly starts moving along the track, unaware that he only started due to a careless cleaner touching his controls. He finds out his mistake as he tries in vain to stop or "whee-sh" as planned.

Sitting at the end of the siding ahead is the stationmaster's house, where he and his family are having breakfast. Unable to stop, Thomas runs right through the fence and hedges and crashes into the front of the house, creating disarray in the dining room with plaster covering everything. The stationmaster glares at a stunned Thomas, whom his wife scolds for ruining their breakfast. She then storms out of the dining room, slamming the door in a fit of rage, causing more plaster to fall and cover Thomas.

After workmen prop up the house with poles, Donald and Douglas arrive, and together, they pull Thomas clear of the house and back onto the rails, revealing his front to be battered and bent from the impact with a bush and pieces of broken wood stuck to it.

Back at the sheds, the Fat Director scolds Thomas for his recklessness and informs him that he is sending him to the Works to be mended; which will take a long time and in his absence a diesel railcar will be brought in to run his branch line. Thomas is shocked at hearing this, and the Fat Director then concludes to him that "diesels always stay in their sheds until they are wanted and never gallivant off to breakfast in stationmasters' houses."

## Characters

* Thomas
* Percy
* Toby
* Donald and Douglas
* The Fat Director
* Annie and Clarabel *(cameos)*
* Daisy *(indirectly mentioned)*

## Locations

* Dryaw
* Hackenbeck Tunnel
* Tidmouth
	+ Tidmouth Yards
* Ffarquhar
	+ Ffarquhar Sheds
	+ The Ffarquhar Stationmaster’s House
* Sodor SteamWorks *(mentioned)*

## Trivia

* This episode marks the second time in the second season an engine crashes into someone's estate, the first being Duck in A Close Shave.
* This is the 50th episode of the Sodor Stories series.
* This is official TV Series writer Michael White's favourite episode.
* The cereal box that the stationmaster's son is holding is a recreation of a Kellogg's Corn Flakes box.
Dee Pression's Drag Race: Neo Dystopia (Season 1)

## Season 1

**Rotating Judges**
Bruno
Aries LaRue
Rivera Styx

The first season of **Dee Pression's Drag Race: Neo Dystopia** was announced for production on **December 23rd, 2022**, revitalizing the semi-abandoned subreddit. Casting opened the same day via Discord in the Neo Dystopia server. A premiere date was announced for TBA.

On January 20th, 2023 - the cast for Season 1 was officially revealed featuring fifteen contestants. The promo theme for this season was science fiction.

## **About the Show**

Dee Pression is BACK! The fantasy season that started it all is *finally* making its way back home to **r/DeePressionsDragRace**! Writer and Hostess **Dee Pression**, alongside main judges **Chuu** and **YAGPDB**, plus rotating judges **Aries LaRue**, **Bruno**, and **Rivera Styx**; is looking for Neo Dystopia's next virtual drag superstar!
Babamania

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**Babamania** is a Japanese rock group best known for their 2003 hit "Wanna Rock," which is known internationally due to its inclusion on the multi-platform video game *FIFA Football 2004*. They are also known for their track "Doobee Doowop Communication" which was played at the end of the anime *Rockman EXE Stream*.

Although they formed in 1992, Babamania didn't release any material until 1999 when female vocalist Mari joined. They have since released eight albums and a 'best of' compilation called *Bababest*.

## Line-up

* Vocal: DJ Mari
* Vocals (rap, MC): Genki
* Guitar: Yujin

Former members:

* Bass: Takeo (left in 2002)
* Drums: Daigo (left in 2006)

## Discography

### Albums

* *Babamania* (EP) (2000)
* *Pau Hana* (EP) (200)
* *Diskord* (2000)
* *Just Come Up* (2001)
* *Pornmuzik* (2001)
* *I.D.* (2002)
* *Ilnana* (2003)
* *Jungle Livin'* (2003)
* *Great Grand Bag Of Magic Tricks* (2005)
* *Bababest* (2005)
* *Zero Gravity Disco* (2006)

### Singles

* "A Man of Tearz" (2000)
* "Take It" (2001)
* "Wanna Rock" (2003)
* "Doobee Doowop Communication" (2003)
* "Nobody's Girl" (2004)
* "Sunrise" (2005)

## External links

* Official Website
* Official label Website

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