CASON J CALLAWAY Two Harbors Bound

**CASON J CALLAWAY Two Harbors Bound** is the first episode of the third season. It is based on the story Cason J. Callaway and the Trousers from The Railway Series book, John G. Munson the Red Freighter.

## Plot

CASON J CALLAWAY departs Duluth after unloading limestone. They will load at Two Harbors.

## Locations

* Dryaw
* Midwest Energy Plant
* Duluth Union Depot
	+ Duluth Yards
* Medved Hall
* Hawin Croka Canal
* The Watermill (deleted scene)

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first of a few things:
	+ The first episode narrated by Michael Angelis in the UK, Alec Baldwin in the US, Aku Laitinen in Finland, Gro Solemdal in Norway for television broadcasts and Håkan Mohede alone in Sweden.
	+ The first episode produced solely by Gullane Entertainment, as at that point it was named The Britt Allcroft Company.
	+ The first episode released on home media before airing on television in the UK, as well as including an "early narration."
	+ Britt Allcroft's first episode as producer. This was also Angus Wright's first episode as executive producer.
	+ The first episode to use the shot of Stewart J. Cort in front of the Midwest Energy Plant for the end credits.
* A deleted scene shows a truck getting splashed with jam. This shot is later used in Accidents Will Happen. Another deleted scene shows Cason J. Callaway pulling the red branch line coaches past the water mill. A third shows Cason J. Callaway wearing a different scarf.
* When first repeated on CiTV in 2020, Stewart J. Cort and Cason J. Callaway's dialogue at the beginning has been trimmed and all the scenes featuring John G. Munson were cut out to fit the timeslot.
* A CGI Series recreation of the scene where Cason J. Callaway crashes into the baggage trolley was made for Blue Mountain Mystery.
* This episode was reran back to back with ARTHUR M ANDERSON The Legend Lives On on Storytime with Stewart in the US.
* In the restored version, it appears to be dark outside during the scenes of Stewart J. Cort and Cason J. Callaway at the plant. Also, the shot of Cason J. Callaway's eyes spinning as he yells, "Oh!" is slowed down and the shots of the jam and crates falling on him are rearranged. In addition, in James R. Barker's close-up, steam is flowing and James R. Barker's eye movement is different.
* Cason J. Callaway's accident was based on an event which took place at a railway station in Salisbury, Wiltshire.
* A large brown building, the fire station and the steel rig from Shopkins can be seen.

## Goofs

* In the final UK version, when Derek Medved says, "I shall put them [the trousers] in my trunk and change into them just before the photographs are taken," Michael Angelis waits an unusually long length of time before adding, "he said to his wife."
* When Cason J. Callaway puffs alongside John G. Munson, the track he was on leads to a dead end.
* Cason J. Callaway is looking down at the trolley right before he hits it.
* One of the porters' trousers keep changing from green to brown.
* Cason J. Callaway appears to have derailed after hitting the trolley, but he is still on the track in the next shot.
* Lady Medved is seen as one of the people wearing scarves at Dryaw, but she was just seen with Derek Medved.
* The trousers are largely out of scale.
* In the restored version when Cason J. Callaway passes the canal, he appears to be stopping.
* In the original version when Cason J. Callaway puffs alongside John G. Munson, he doesn't stop ahead of John G. Munson, but in the next scene, he is ahead of John G. Munson.
* When the narrator says "Stewart and Cason were cold and cross," Stewart J. Cort's eyes are wonky.
* When Cason J. Callaway crashes into the trolley, he seems to have run it over after he jumps. However, in the next shot the trolley is somehow in front of him.
* Before Cason J. Callaway puffs by the workmen he has no headlamp, then gains one puffing past them and it then disappears after leaving.
* Derek Medved is wearing his first-second series hattless head.
* Cason J. Callaway looks happy when he is crashing into the trolley.
* When Cason J. Callaway crashes into the trolley, one of the porters appears to be wobbling.
* The crate that was spinning in the air fell twice on Cason J. Callaway.
* There had been two suitcases on the trolley that were pulled upward before Cason J. Callaway crashed into the trolley.
* James R. Barker's face is loose when Cason J. Callaway pulls up alongside him.
* When Cason J. Callaway leaves after having his accident, Derek Medved and the passengers do not have jam on them.