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Aestereon Calendar

**After Starfall** or ASF is the most commonly used calendar across Aestereon. In the After Starfall calendare, the day of the month is listed first, followed by the month and year, then followed by the letters ASF. It takes it's beginning from the date of the Starfall, the great disaster that annihilated Azuramel and caused a mass extinction across Aestereon. Any dates before the Starfall is known as **Before Starfall**, or BSF.

Time passes on Aestereon in the same way it passes here on earth. Measurements of time have the same names, such as seconds, minutes, hours and days.

The campaign starts on the 3rd day of Parabus, **2786 ASF**.

### Days of the week

The days of the week are identical to the days of the Pathfinder week.

* Moonday: Generally a work day with some religions holding ceremonies at night.
* Toilday: A work day.
* Wealday: A work day.
* Oathday: A work day on which it is often considered advantageous to sign contracts and oaths.
* Fireday: A work day that is most often the market day.
* Starday: A work day.
* Sunday: Generally a day of rest and one devoted to religious observances.

### Months of the year

The months of Aestereon correspond to our own, broken up into twelve months which correspond to a particular deity or beloved characters in folklore.

* **Aarusel** is the first month of the year and is named in honor of the Sun Goddess Aarush.
* **Legionus** is named after the Unturning Legion, the collective being of Shekel's army.
* **Parabus** takes it's name from the gnome folk character, Paranoid Bushybeard.
* **Shoshan** is the month named after the deity of the Stars, Shoru.
* **Milovel**, the end of autumn, is named for the hero of the luckyfolk Milo.
* **Fellan** is the sixth month named after the deity who stole his divinity, Jasper Fel.
* **Loshan** is the seventh month and named in honor of Losh, the God of the Moon.
* **Balmus** is the eighth month of the year representing the end of the winter, named after the first goddess Balmanas.
* **Bolphel** is the ninth month, named for the hero of the luckyfolk Bolphungar.
* **Uduran** and **Nesryl** are the 10th and 11th months, named for the twin Orc deities Uduros and Nesryn.
* **Crumpus** is the month named after the folk villain Barry Crump.

### The Ages of Aestereon

The years are separated into multiple Ages.

* The **Age of the Lost** is considered any time before the Starfall, when most of the knowledge across the world was lost, until the time of the Starfall.
* The **Age of Darkness** ranges from the day the Starfall occurred and the sky was blotted out, and marks the beginning of the ASF calendar, between the years **1-1165 ASF**.
* The **Age of Conflict** ranges from the time when the Sun broke through the Darkness, and has not ended when the campaign has occurred, starting from **1166 ASF**.

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A Visit from Thomas

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*“"It makes me proud to be an excavator!"”*
―Alfie
**A Visit from Thomas** is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode, released on Thomas' Trusty Friends/On Site with Thomas and Other Adventures.

## Plot

Thomas takes the Fat Controller to see the site for the new school the Pack are preparing. After the Fat Controller leaves, Max tells Oliver to hurry up, but he takes no notice. However, his bucket hits something hard buried in the ground. Oliver's operator suggests that it could be important, so the Foreman calls Miss Jenny, who calls the Fat Controller, who calls the Experts. The Experts realise that Oliver has discovered a dinosaur bone. Using his chisel, Oliver digs away more earth to uncover a complete dinosaur skeleton. A photographer takes a picture of Oliver with the dinosaur and the following day, Thomas brings the Fat Controller, who shows the Pack that Oliver is on the front page of the Sodor Times with the headline: "Digger Digs Dino!"

## Characters

* Jack
* Alfie
* Oliver
* Max
* Ned
* Sir Topham Hatt
* Edward
* Henry
* Gordon
* Buster (not named)
* Thomas (does not speak)
* The Photographer (*does not speak*)
* Annie and Clarabel (*cameo*)
* Kelly (*cameo*)
* Byron (*cameo*)
* Isobella (*cameo*)

## Locations

* Maithwaite
* The Watermill
* McColl Farm
* The School Building Site
* Sodor Construction Company Yard

## Trivia

* This episode was originally titled "Oliversaurus," although that title name is listed on Virgin TV Anywhere's website.
* Stock footage from Toby's Windmill and mirrored stock footage from Three Cheers for Thomas are used.
* This Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode marked the first of several things:
	+ The first appearance of The Pack since the sixth season episode, A Friend in Need.
	+ The first episode directed by Steve Asquith since the sixth season.
	+ The first Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode produced by Phil Fehrle since the seventh season.
	+ The first episode to have a run time of four minutes and thirty seconds since the seventh season.
* This Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode marked the only of several things:
	+ The only episode where Thomas appears, but does not speak.
	+ The only episode where Annie and Clarabel appear.
	+ The only appearance of the school building site to date.

## Goofs

* During the scene where Miss Jenny was showing the Fat Controller the site for the pool, Oliver had his digger removed in one shot.
* Because footage from Three Cheers for Thomas is mirrored, Thomas' number and Annie and Clarabel's names are reversed.
Isobella Gets Steamed

**Isobella Gets Steamed** is a cancelled episode of Jack and the Sodor Construction Company.

## Plot

Isobella is jealous of the fun Jack and Alfie have when she is off-site. When it is time for the harvest festival, the vicar's tractor engine breaks down. Who can pull the float with the choir on it now? Isobella can, but she does not want to go off-site and miss out on all the fun.

But when she gets to the street and sees all of the people, she realises that she is having fun and that fun is what you make it.

## Characters

* Jack
* Alfie
* Isobella
* Trevor
* The Vicar of Wellsworth
Jack's Snow Rescue

**Jack's Snow Rescue** is a cancelled episode of Jack and the Sodor Construction Company.

## Plot

When the first big snowfall of the year traps a group of schoolchildren high in the mountains, Jack is fitted with a shiny new snowplough and rumbles into heroic action.

## Trivia

* The Snowstorm TrackMaster models of Buster, Byron, Kelly, Max, Oliver, Nelson and Patrick claim that they could have promoted this episode.

## Gallery

Trackmaster Sodor Snowstorm BusterTrackmaster Sodor Snowstorm ByronTrackmaster Sodor Snowstorm KellyTrackmaster Sodor Snowstorm MaxTrackmaster Sodor Snowstorm OliverTrackmaster Sodor Snowstorm NelsonTrackmaster Sodor Snowstorm PatrickThe Sodor Snow Pack Crew
Jack and the Quack

**Jack and the Quack** is a cancelled episode of Jack and the Sodor Construction Company.

## Plot

The Maithwaite village pond is home to a family of ducks which the children love to feed. The pond is in need of dredging so Jack is assigned to enter the pond and scoop out silt. Jack is over-enthusiastic and damages the bottom of the pond. All of the water drains away and the ducks disappear. Jack is ever so disappointed and asks to stay behind after work to look for the ducks. He looks everywhere and soon falls asleep.

Overnight, a summer storm breaks out. When Jack wakes in the morning, he is surprised to see the family of ducks have found a new home in his rain-filled scoop.

## Characters

* Jack
* Alfie
* Isobella
* Nelson
* Patrick
* Miss Jenny
A Tale for Thomas

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*“Who put this here?”*
―Monty crashing into the lightning tree
**A Tale for Thomas**, originally titled **The Lightning Tree**, is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode, released on Thomas' Trusty Friends.

## Plot

Thomas is taking Jack and Alfie to the forest to stop a large old tree from falling after being struck by lightning. But as the machines make their way towards the tree, Max and Monty carelessly race around the forest and crash into the tree, causing it to start falling. Alfie, Oliver and Kelly hold the tree up while Jack goes to Thomas for the props. He returns in time and the tree is saved.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Jack
* Alfie
* Oliver
* Max and Monty
* Kelly
* Sir Topham Hatt
* Miss Jenny
* The Foreman (*does not speak*)
* Henry (*cameo*)
* James (*cameo*)

## Locations

* Tidmouth Sheds
* The Lightning Tree
* Maithwaite Forest
* Maithwaite (*mentioned*)
* Sodor Construction Company Yard (*mentioned*)

## Trivia

* A working title for this episode was "The Lightning Tree," although that title is listed on Virgin TV Anytime's website.
* This is the first episode on the Australian and UK DVD, Thomas' Trusty Friends but is not first in its original filming.

## Goofs

* In the close up of Thomas after Jack leaves with the props, there is a small hole above his left buffer, and his lamp appears to be damaged.
* In the opening shot, two lights can been reflecting off James' livery.
SG553

SG553 превосходит своего предшественника, хорошо известную модель SG552, благодаря наличию в комплекте креплений для принадлежностей. SG553 - карабин с превосходными эргономическими качествами, который может вести автоматический и полуавтоматический огонь, а также стрелять очередями с отсечкой по три патрона. Превосходное оружие ближнего боя.
On Site With Thomas

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*“My beautiful concrete!"
"My beautiful blue paint!”*
―Patrick and Thomas
**On Site with Thomas**, originally known as **The Importance of Being Patrick**, is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode.

## Plot

During the construction of the community centre, Patrick boasts that he is the most important because he is a concrete mixer. This makes Jack and Alfie curious about who really is the most important. Jack asks Byron, who claims that he is, as he levels the site. Nelson tells him that he is the most important, as he is the main source of transportation. Alfie asks Oliver, who tells him that digging the foundation is the most important. Whilst Ned explains that their operators are the most important, as they are in charge of safety. Feeling confused, Jack and Alfie give up in their search.

However, when Thomas returns with his empty trucks, all the other machines are still in a commotion over it. Even Max and Monty decide to outdo each other by seeing who can collect the bigger load. Once loaded, Max and Monty speed out of the site, much to the concern of Kelly and Thomas. Racing each other side by side, Max and Monty are still arguing until they realise that Patrick is coming towards them. Patrick veers off the road, flies over the rails, and takes a splash into his own wet concrete.

Edward hears about the news and scolds Max and Monty for causing a lot of trouble, especially since Thomas is covered in cement. Max and Monty explain about the commotion, only for Edward to explain that, as they are all part of a team, there is no such thing as most important. When Jack mentions Patrick, Edward scolds him for bragging about concrete.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Jack
* Alfie
* Patrick
* Byron
* Oliver
* Nelson
* Ned
* Max and Monty
* Kelly
* Jenny Packard
* Sir Topham Hatt (*mentioned*)

## Trivia

* Pre-filmed footage from The Tortoise and the Hare is used.
* The working title for this episode was called "Who's the Boss?"
* This marks Patrick's only speaking role to date.
* This marks the only appearance of The Community Centre Construction Site to date and the first episode to not feature Miss Jenny.
* Virgin TV Anywhere's website alternatively titles the episode as the original title, "The Importance of Being Patrick."

## Goofs

* When Thomas leaves the foundations, his trucks disappear.
* When Patrick crashes into the cement, his undercarriage fan is visible and when Thomas and Patrick complain about the aftermath a blue light can be visible in his cab.
* The title is misleading, as the episode focuses mainly on Patrick's bragging.
* When Thomas says "Makes my boiler ache!" studio equipment can be seen reflected in his pupils.
* Because pre-filmed footage is used, the road appears to be sandy, instead of a normal grey-coloured road.
Mud Glorious Mud

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*“Its a good thing you steamers don't use diesel!”*
―Miss Jenny to Isobella
**Mud Glorious Mud** is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode.

## Plot

The Pack are digging foundations for the new dairy farm, but one by one they start to run out of fuel and become stuck. The vehicle that was to deliver the needed fuel breaks down, so Thomas is told to deliver the fuel to Isobella at Cronk. It is then up to Isobella to deliver the fuel to the site and get the rest of the Pack up and running.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Jack
* Alfie
* Isobella
* Sir Topham Hatt
* Miss Jenny
* The Ffarquhar Policeman
* The Foreman
* Henry (*cameo*)
* Gordon (*cameo*)
* James (*cameo*)
* Salty (*cameo*)
* Trevor (*cameo*)
* Oliver (*cameo*)
* Max and Monty (*cameo*)
* Byron (*cameo*)

## Locations

* Tidmouth Sheds
* Cronk
* The Library Building Site

## Trivia

* The title is a line from the chorus of the popular Flanders and Swann song, *The Hippopotamus*. The line was previously said by Alfie in A Happy Day for Percy.
* This was the last Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode of several things:
	+ The last episode as the rest of the series (the second half of it) was cancelled.
	+ The last episode devised produced by Phil Fehrle.
	+ The last episode to have a run time of four minutes
* This episode marks Isobella and Byron's last appearances to date.
* This episode marks the last appearances of The Pack and Miss Jenny until the special, The Great Discovery.
* This is the only Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode where Salty and Trevor appear.

## Goofs

* When all the machines run out of fuel, Byron and Oliver are seen smiling behind Jack.
* During the very first shot of the Pack, the scene is sped up. But as Alfie is seen leaving, the scene suddenly slows down and reverses for a second.
* The narrator says that water was up to Isobella's axles, but the water barely reached her tyres.
* Despite all of the machines running out of fuel, Oliver's bucket arm moves right as the camera cuts when the narrator says, "By now, the machines were out of fuel!"
* When Isobella arrives with the fuel drums, the mud on Alfie's chassis is dry but the mud on the other machines was wet.
Bossy Byron

**Bossy Byron** is a cancelled episode of Jack and the Sodor Construction Company.

## Plot

When Kelly is sent for repairs, Byron puts himself in charge and starts to boss all the other machines about. Eventually he learns that if he wants the others to take notice of him, he will have to ask more nicely in the future. Byron is happy when Kelly returns, he was finding it hard to be nice.

## Characters

* Jack
* Alfie
* Byron
* Max and Monty
* Patrick
* Miss Jenny
* Kelly (*does not speak*)
* Isobella (*original draft*)

## Trivia

* Working titles for this episode included "All Work, No Play" and "Seriously Folks".
* In the original draft of the script, Jack and the Pack were building a new playground and Byron was complaining about the rest of the vehicles having too much fun. Also, both Isobella and Kelly had dialogue in the original draft.
* This episode is similar to the episode Emily's Adventure.
The United Divine Order Of Coin

**The United Divine Order of Coin** is an alliance between multiple different countries and city states on the continent of Coin. When the Necrocracy first began, the smaller independent southern countries banded together and formed this alliance based on their shared unifying faith, and strike back against the undead using their armies of faithful soldiers.

### History

The United Divine Order of Coin is made up of multiple independent city-states and smaller countries coming together. The countries of Dollar, Cent, Nickel, Quarter and Dime united under the banner of the religious order.
Percy Helps Out

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*“You're heavier than a steamroller and a bulldozer put together!”*
―Nelson to Thomas
**Percy Helps Out**, originally titled **Nelson Gets Carried Away**, is a Jack and the Pack episode released on​ Thomas' Trusty Friends.

## Plot

Nelson gets tired of his job of always having to carry the other machines to and from work and back home and he wishes that he could be carried for once. That night, Nelson had a dream that he was being carried, until Miss Jenny woke him up next morning that Thomas had an accident at Maithwaite Crossing and Sir Topham Hatt needed Nelson to take him to the repair yard.

Nelson arrived to see that Thomas came off the rails and broke a wheel. Nelson was careful to load Thomas, but comments that he is heavier than a bulldozer and a steamroller put together, much to Thomas' surprise as he is only a tank engine. While on their way to the repair yard, Thomas was impressed with Nelson and how nice it was to be carried for a change. Nelson told Thomas he wanted to be carried too, but does not think anyone is big enough to carry him.

Nelson arrives on time where Sir Topham Hatt was waiting and he praises him as a really useful truck. Miss Jenny needs Nelson back at the yards, so Nelson said he would drive as fast as he can, but Sir Topham Hatt said that would not be necessary when Percy arrived to carry Nelson back to the yards, much to Nelson's delight. Nelson was loaded onto Percy's flatbed. Nelson was having a really splendid ride and it was as magical as he had dreamed.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Percy
* Nelson
* Sir Topham Hatt
* Miss Jenny
* Oliver (*cameo*)
* Byron (*cameo*)
* Buster (*cameo*)

## Locations

* The Repair Yard
* Sodor Construction Company Yard
* Maithwaite (*mentioned*)

## Trivia

* This episode was originally titled *Nelson Gets Carried Away*, although that title is listed on Virgin TV Anytime's website.
* According to Dave Axford, the bridge that Nelson carries Oliver underneath may have been part of the Big Dipper.
* This episode marks Nelson's last appearance to date.
* Going by production order, this would have been the twenty-first episode in the series before the other thirteen episodes were cancelled.
* Thomas’ model was damaged when this episode was filmed, but when it was over, the crew members were able to fix him.

## Goofs

* The current title is misleading as the episode is mainly focused around Nelson giving it the working title "Nelson Helps Out."
* When Nelson says, "We'll get you back in no time," his eyes are wonky.
* There is a hole in Thomas' running plate on his left side.
* Thomas is winched onto Nelson's trailer without any rails to guide his wheels.
* In the second shot of Nelson carrying Byron, his trailer is missing its winch.
Jack Owns Up

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*“I didn't do it! It wasn't me!”*
―Ned after running over the slate
**Jack Owns Up** is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode.

## Plot

Thomas takes Jack and Alfie to a warehouse site for work. Miss Jenny tells The Pack to work carefully, or anyone who caused an accident will be sent back to the yards. Ned was worried as he always causes accidents, but he did not want to be sent back to the yards. His operator tells him not to worry and will watch over him.

Everyone was working very carefully, except Jack who was going too fast. Kelly tells Jack to slow down but Jack thinks he will be fine. But Jack knocks over a stack of roofing slate, but no one, not even his operator noticed. Jack knew what he done, but he did not want to go back to the yards, so he drove away. Ned comes over and accidentally drives over the slate. His operator blames him for knocking them over, but Ned corrects him that he did not do it, but no one believed him, so his operator called Jenny Packard.

As Ned is about to be sent away, Jack saw Ned heading to Thomas' flatbed as Alfie pulled up alongside. Alfie told Jack about what Ned did and that Thomas was taking him back to the yards. Knowing that it was all his fault, Jack admits to her the truth that he knocked over the slates. Jack apologises to Ned and Thomas takes Jack back to the yard, proud of him.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Jack
* Alfie
* Kelly
* Ned
* Jenny Packard
* Henry
* Byron (*cameo*)
* Oliver (*cameo*)

## Locations

* The Warehouse
* Sodor Construction Company Yard (*mentioned*)

## Trivia

* The two shots of Oliver appear to be the same, however one of them is a reversed version of the other. It is unknown which direction Oliver was moving in when it was filmed.
* A wide screen version of this episode had only been shown on Virgin Media on Demand UK until the episode was released in Thomas' Trusty Friends exclusivly for digital download on 8th May 2017.
* This episode was only been released in the UK on a promotional DVD. It was released on Thomas' Trusty Friends for digital download on 8th May 2017 in the UK.
* This marks the only appearance of The Warehouse to date.

## Goofs

* During the close-up when Thomas delivers Jack and Alfie, his driver is crooked.
* When the narrator says, "Ned didn't see the broken slate," Ned is shown looking directly at it before quickly looking away.
* Jack claims that Ned did not break one of the slates, but when Ned ran over it, he broke it into more pieces.
Julius Jansen

**Lieutenant Julius Jansen** is a Cavalier who trained under the knightly order known as the Order of the Dragon. He previously travelled as the right hand man to Paranoid Bushybeard, assisting him in his various endeavours during the Liberation War of Randul. Currently Julius is heading his own operation in Huria but has been called to assist Bushybeard a number of times during this time.

## Backstory

Julius Jansen is the bastard son of an unwed peasant woman and a member of the Randullan barony, Baron Gregor Dumas.

His mother Mira Jansen raised him on meager wage of a maid. As he grew older, Julius grew to care for the horses of the Dumas household, becoming the chief groom of the estate at an early age.

His father Gregor never acknowledged his oldest son. The Baron had two sons, both considerably younger than Julius to his wife. His younger sons Alexander and Verne Dumas do not know of the connection that they and Julius share. They only know him as the son of the maid that heads the Dumas household. Julius is aware of his father due to stories shared by his mother, but never shared his parentage with anyone.

At age 17, his mother died under mysterious circumstances. He has suspected it was his father’s wife who put his mother to death. Furious with this perceived injustice, he took a store of gold from the Dumas household before fleeing on his father's best warhorse, Thunderbolt.

From then on he traveled onwards, fleeing the home that he has known for his entire life. He literally ran himself and Thunderbolt into the Knights of the Order of the Dragon, who instilled the skills he would need to both find his mother’s killer and along the way enact much vengeance to all that would oppress the sick, weak and those unable to fight for themselves.

According to his training, he was to find someone who was worthy of his vassalage, and eventually found himself in the Liberation War of Randul. While in battle he saw a group of irregular soldiers assisting on the front line to turn the tide of the battle, both crushing the enemy with much might and healing fallen soldiers.

He eventually followed the group to the main forces of the army, and then eventually offered his services to then-Lieutenant Paranoid Bushybeard, the leader of the irregular unit.
Percy's Scary Tale

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*“It's the One-Eyed Truck!”*
―Monty
**Percy's Scary Tale** is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode, released on the US DVD, On Site with Thomas and Other Adventures.

## Plot

Percy has been sent to work with Alfie on Halloween night. During a break, Kelly decides to tell everyone a scary story about a one-eyed truck. Percy and Alfie hope that the story is not too scary. Max and Monty then complain that "it's just a story." Jack finds this insulting, so he hushes them. With that, Kelly begins to tell the story. Later, after teasing everyone about the story, Max and Monty are sent to dump some dirt. After seeing some things on their way, they see a light and thinking it is the one-eyed truck, run away in fright, but soon feel silly when they realise it was Thomas

## Characters

* Thomas
* Percy
* Jack
* Alfie
* Max and Monty
* Kelly
* Isobella
* Henry
* Oliver (*cameo*)
* Ned (*cameo*)
* Buster (*cameo*)
* The One-eyed Truck (*mentioned*)
* The Loader (*mentioned*)
* Sir Topham Hatt (*mentioned*)

## Locations

* Maithwaite Forest
* Maithwaite (*mentioned*)

## Trivia

* A wide screen version of this episode had only been shown on Virgin Media on Demand UK until the episode was released on Thomas' Trusty Friends for digital download on 8th May 2017.
* For unknown reasons, this episode was only released in the UK on a promotional DVD along with Jack Owns Up. It was released on Thomas' Trusty Friends exclusively for digital download on 8th May 2017 in the UK.
* The working title for this episode was going to be *Scaredy, Scaredy*, although that title is listed on Virgin TV Anytime's website.
* This is the only Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode not to feature Miss Jenny.

## Goofs

* When Jack says "Shh!" his face moves.
* The title was incredibly misleading due to the fact that Kelly was the storyteller of the One-Eyed Truck story.
* In the British narration, when Thomas puffs beside Percy, the American term "freight cars" is used.
* Alfie is said to have chuffed, but he is an excavator.
A Happy Day for Percy

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*“Mud, glorious mud!”*
―Alfie
**A Happy Day for Percy**, originally titled **Byron Saves the Day**, is a Jack and the Pack episode.

## Plot

Byron is disappointed when his hard work is being ignored. But when Max and Monty's reckless behaviour causes a water pump to burst and Alfie becomes trapped in thick mud, Byron rushes to the rescue and finally gets the attention he deserves.

## Characters

* Percy
* Jack
* Alfie
* Oliver
* Max and Monty
* Kelly
* Byron
* Jenny Packard
* Henry
* Buster (*cameo*)

## Locations

* The Library Building Site
* Sodor Construction Company Yard
* Cronk (*mentioned*)

## Trivia

* The original title for this episode was going to be *Byron Saves the Day*, although that title is still listed on Virgin TV Anytime's website.
* Alfie's line, "Mud, glorious mud!" comes from the chorus of the popular Flanders and Swann song, *The Hippopotamus*.
* This episode marks Byron's last speaking role to date.
* This is the only Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode where Thomas does not appear at all.
* The scene of Alfie shouting "Watch out!" appears to be moved from later in the episode due to his arm moving but remaining in the same spot when he starts sinking, and the pool of mud seems to have formed around him already.

## Goofs

* The current title is misleading as this episode is mainly focused around Byron.
* When Byron is cutting out the trench, his treads keep moving after he stops.
The Importance of Being Patrick

**The Importance of Being Patrick** was a cancelled episode of Jack and the Sodor Construction Company.

## Plot

Patrick feels he is being taken for granted. The Pack are constructing an ornamental garden around the famous Sodor bandstand which is set to be opened by the mayor the following day. After work is complete, Miss Jenny gets a frantic phone call about holes in a concrete path. Patrick remembers an old recipe Miss Jenny's father had told him for quick-drying cement.

Patrick and his driver make up the cement and it is poured into the path. The next day, the oversized mayor arrives to cut the ribbon and as he is about to step on the path everyone gasps wondering if the mayor and his considerable weight will sink.

Luckily, due to Patrick's work, the cement is rock hard and Patrick has saved the day.

## Characters

* Jack
* Alfie
* Oliver
* Kelly
* Patrick
* Isobella
* Buster
* Byron
* Miss Jenny
* The Mayor of Sodor

## Trivia

* The episode's title is a reference to Oscar Wilde's final play, *The Importance of Being Earnest*.
* The concept for the Pack constructing a bandstand was later reused in Percy and the Bandstand.
FN F2000

Автомат с компоновкой «булл-пап» бельгийского производства, тактическая конфигурация которого заключается в наличии верхнего и переднего креплений для различных принадлежностей. Компоновка «булл-пап» препятствует установке подствольного оружия, но высокая скорострельность делает автомат смертоносным в ближнем бою.
The Tortoise and the Hare

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*“If you were going any slower, you'd be going backwards!”*
―Max to Buster
**The Tortoise and the Hare** is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode released on Thomas' Trusty Friends.

## Plot

Thomas takes Buster to the newly built Sodor Racetrack to smooth the track, but Max and Monty tease Buster about being slow and challenge him to a race. When the work is done, Miss Jenny allows Max, Monty, and Buster to test the racetrack. Max and Monty race off with Buster trundling behind, but Max and Monty end up in a ditch, while Buster trundles ahead and wins the race. When Thomas takes Buster home, Max and Monty argue over who came in second and third.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Jack
* Oliver
* Max and Monty
* Buster
* Miss Jenny
* The Foreman (*does not speak*)

## Locations

* Sodor Racetrack
* Stepney's Branch Line

## Trivia

* This episode is based on Aesop's fable of the same name.
* This episode marks Buster's last appearance until The Great Discovery.
* This marks the only appearance of the Sodor Racetrack in the Jack and the Sodor Construction Company spin-off to date.

## Goofs

* At the very beginning of the episode, a camera shadow is seen following Thomas.
* Thomas' right eye is wonky for a good portion of the episode.
* At the end of the episode, the narrator says that Thomas came back to get Buster, but Thomas is present when Buster crosses the finish line.
Thomas and the Moles

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*“Mole hills! Hundreds of them! It looks like a giant currant bun (chocolate chip cookie in the US dub), only green!”*
―Buster
**Thomas and the Moles**, originally titled **Buster 1, Moles 0**, is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode, released on Thomas' Trusty Friends.

## Plot

Thomas and the Pack have been sent to the football field to clear debris from the car park after a bad storm, but there is no work for Buster and he feels left out. However, when the work is complete, Miss Jenny discovers mole hills on the field and sends Thomas to pick up Buster to flatten the mole hills, which he does successfully.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Jack
* Isobella
* Buster
* Miss Jenny
* Dryaw FC coach
* Kelly (*does not speak*)
* Ned (*does not speak*)
* Oliver (*does not speak*)
* Nelson (*does not speak*)
* Max (*does not speak*)
* Percy (*cameo*)
* Alfie (*cameo*)
* Monty (*cameo*)
* Toby (*stock footage cameo*)
* Henry (*mentioned*)
* Sir Topham Hatt (*mentioned*)

The moles also speak.

## Locations

* Dryaw FC
* Sodor Construction Company Yard
* Henry's Tunnel (*mentioned*)

## Trivia

* A working title or the original title for this episode was *Buster 1, Moles 0*, although that title is listed on Virgin TV Anytime's website.
* Stock footage from the seventh season episode, Toby's Windmill is used. In the first shot, Toby's eye movement is different and he hits the fallen fence.
* When Buster is flattening the mole hills, some of the same scenes are used twice. However, some are mirrored.
* One of the miniature moles (production made) was sold to The Coffey Man Preservation from The Prop Gallery.
* This Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode marked the only of several things:
	+ The only episode written by Jan Needle.
	+ The only episode where Toby appears, using stock footage.

## Goofs

* The current title is misleading as the episode is mainly focused on Buster, as he was the one who deals with the mole hills, which means the working title is “Buster and the Moles.”
* In the shots with Kelly, Monty and Buster, Buster's eyes are wonky.
* When Buster watches Kelly, Monty and Miss Jenny leave the yard, he appears to have a piece of tape on his front.
Kelly's Windy Day

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*“You can do it Kelly! You can do it!”*
―Miss Jenny encouraging Kelly
**Kelly's Windy Day**, originally titled **Five Easy Pieces**, is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode.

## Plot

Kelly is blown over by strong winds while working at a site. He is repaired and returns the next day. Kelly is nervous, but when news comes that Isobella has come off the road and is teetering on a bridge, Kelly bravely goes to the rescue and regains his courage.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Jack
* Kelly
* Isobella
* Jenny Packard
* Edward
* James
* The Foreman (*does not speak*)
* Alfie (*cameo*)
* Monty (*cameo*)
* Jem Cole (*cameo*)
* The Ffarquhar Policeman (*cameo*)

## Locations

* The Library Building Site
* Sodor Construction Company Yard
* Old Quarry Bridge

## Trivia

* The working title for this episode was originally going to be "Five Easy Pieces," although that title is listed on Virgin TV Anytime's website.
* Stock footage from the same episode is used later in the episode, since the shots of Thomas picking up Kelly to take him to the yard are the same as those when he drops him off at the construction site of the library.
* The last scene that focuses on Thomas is sped up, as steam is rapidly coming out of his funnel and his wheels spin a bit faster than himself.

## Goofs

* In the closeups of Isobella hanging off the road, her eye mechanism is visible in her cab.
* There is a hole in Thomas' valance on his left (viewer right) side.
* In the shot of Jack and Alfie, Monty's left front wheel appears to be rotating. Also, Jack can be seen bumping into Monty.
* In the final close-up of Thomas, no puffing sound is heard.
The Necrocracy (Campaign)

The Necrocracy is the latest campaign being run by Maha, one of the D&D group.

The Necrocracy is a gestalt campaign set in an undead apocalypse, with the heroes investigating how to halt and eventually turn the tide against the menace of the untiring horde of the dead.

Characters:

* The Unturning Legion
* Astraeus Daikaryos
* Bevan Hayward
* Saint

Locations
Charles Manson (proyecto musical perdido; 1968-1969)

Charles Manson tocando la guitarra.

Poco antes de convertirse en un conocido asesino, **Charles Manson** emprendió una corta carrera musical que duró unas cuantas semanas de 1968. Durante ese tiempo, Manson y su "familia" se hicieron amigos de Dennis Wilson, miembro del conocido grupo de rock The Beach Boys. Gracias a él, Manson pudo grabar un par de canciones para un álbum sin título conocido; sin embargo, la amistad entre Manson y Wilson terminó después de que este último plagiara la letra de una de sus canciones para un proyecto de su banda.

## Descripción

Según contó Dennis Wilson, conoció a Manson en 1968 después de que dos mujeres pertenecientes a su "familia" lo citaran para que se reuniera con él. Ambos entablaron una amistad al instante, e incluso Wilson dejó a los miembros de la Familia Manson vivir en su mansión de San Francisco.

Durante su amistad, Manson conoció al productor musical Terry Melcher con el fin de crear un álbum musical. Wilson contó en una entrevista que se le hizo en diciembre de 1968, que Charles tenía "grandes ideas musicales" y que ambos ya se encontraban escribiendo unas cuantas canciones. Según contó Manson en un autobiografía, conoció al hermano de Dennis, Brian, quien le prestó su estudio casero para que pudiera grabar sus canciones. Al parecer, Manson llegó a grabar hasta diez canciones. Aunque se desconoce el nombre de las mismas, se sospecha que algunas serían regrabadas más tarde para el álbum *Lie: The Love and Terror Cult*, que Manson lanzó en 1970.

En 1969, la amistad de Manson y Wilson terminó. Esto sucedió porque Wilson tomó una de las canciones que Manson había escrito, le cambió la letra un poco y luego la lanzó como un sencillo de su banda sin darle créditos. La canción en cuestión lleva por título *Never Learn Not to Love*, originalmente llamada *Cease to Exit*. Esta traición hizo que Manson lo amenazara de muerte en varias ocasiones, por lo que Wilson decidió alejarse de él por seguridad. Se cree que este incidente fue una de las razones por la que la Familia Manson empezaría su tan conocida serie de asesinatos más tarde ese mismo año.

## Disponibilidad

Las canciones se han mantenido inéditas desde entonces. Sin embargo, se cree que algunas fueron más tarde regrabadas para el álbum *Lie: The Love and Terror Cult* que salió en 1970. El compilado cuenta con canciones escritas y cantadas por Manson.

Dennis Wilson ha negado la existencia de las canciones, sin embargo, es de conocimiento público que las mismas sí existen, ya que otras personas involucradas, como Stephen Desper, ingeniero de audio que estuvo presente durante la sesión; han hablado sobre el caso abiertamente.

## Referencias

1. ↑ https://www.theguardian.com/music/2003/dec/14/popandrock
2. ↑ https://www.rocksbackpages.com/Library/Article/dennis-wilson-i-live-with-17-girls
3. ↑ http://bellagio10452.com/unreleased.html
Cats Don't Dance (versión original con Michael Jackson perdida; 1993-1996)

## Cats Don't Dance (versión original de Michael Jackson)

Periódico Reading Eagle hablando sobre la participación de Jackson en la película.

### Año

1993-1996

**Cats Don't Dance** (*Los gatos no bailan* en Latinoamérica) es una pelicula animada musical de 1997, realizada por Turner Pictures y distribuida por Warner Bros. Originalmente **esta seria protagonizada y producida por Michael Jackson** a estrenarse en 1996.

La pelicula en un inicio sería producida por Lost Boys Productions con el apoyo de David Krischner en el guion, y este mismo mencionando que Jackson estaba muy comprometido con el proyecto.

Seria un hibrido entre live action y animación CGI, además de estar compuesta y coreografiada por Jackson; giraría en torno a gatos callejeros que viven entre los escenarios y estudios.

Sin embargo, esta versión seria descartada luego de que Michael Jackson abandonara el proyecto en 1994, en una fase muy temprana del desarrollo, posteriormente Turner se haría con el guion, modificándolo y reemplazando a Jackson en el papel principal. De la versión original de la pelicula se conoce que fue utilizada en el guion de la versión de Turner de 1997, se desconoce si otro material de la pelicula existe.

## Véase también

* Michael Jackson (canciones inéditas parcialmente encontradas; 1967-2009)
* The Jackson 5ive (doblaje latino parcialmente encontrado; 1970s)
* Come Together (versión alternativa de video musical de Michael Jackson; 1987-1988)
* Michael Jackson: Bad World Tour (grabaciones de conciertos parcialmente encontrados; 1987-1989)
* The Jacksons: An American Dream (doblaje latino parcialmente encontrado; 1990s)
* AS-1 (videojuegos perdidos para atracción de Sega; 1992-1993)
* Michael Jackson: Dangerous World Tour (grabaciones de conciertos parcialmente encontrados; 1992-1993)
* Michael Jackson: HIStory World Tour (grabaciones de conciertos parcialmente perdidos; 1996-1997)
* Get Your Weight Off of Me (cancion inedita de Michael Jackson parcialmente perdida; 1999-2000)
* Michael Jackson: United We Stand (grabación de Man in the Mirror en concierto parcialmente encontrado; 2001)
* Unbreakable (video musical inédito de Michael Jackson perdido; existencia no confirmada; 2002)
* Michael Jackson: Live at the Apollo (grabación de concierto parcialmente encontrada; 2002)
* Michael Jackson Dance (videojuego flash perdido; 2008)
* Planet Michael (videojuego multijugador masivo en linea de Michael Jackson cancelado; 2010-2011)
* Bad 25 (doblaje latino perdido de documental de Michael Jackson; 2015)

## Referencias

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118829/trivia
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cats\_Don%27t\_Dance
3. ↑ https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Trivia/CatsDontDance
Aquí la jungla (comedia argentina perdida; 1982-1984)

**Aquí la jungla** fue una telenovela argentina presuntamente emitida entre 1982 y 1984 en Canal 13. Fue creada por Hugo Moser y protagonizada por Rodolfo Ranni, Gilda Lousek, Alberto Argibay, Julia Sandoval y Gustavo Bermúdez.

Se desconoce cuándo comenzó o finalizó exactamente el ciclo humorístico, al igual que su trama. No hay testimonios de personas que hayan visto el programa en su época, ni tampoco se tienen grabaciones del mismo. El único material disponible es una promo emitida durante una tanda comercial de 1984, grabada en formato Betamax y subida a YouTube por el usuario Revolviendo VHS. Se desconoce si aún existe en los archivos de Canal 13 o si alguien más la registró en video.

## Referencias

1. ↑ http://jofael.es/gustavo/Decadas/Los80/Los80.html
2. ↑ https://recuerdos8090.blogspot.com/2010/10/ano-1984.html
3. ↑ 3,0 3,1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd14l2tQWOA
Brainscan (doblaje latino perdido; año desconocido)

**Brainscan** (conocida en español como *Juego Mortal* y en México como *Mente Asesina*) es una película del género de terror y ciencia ficción estrenada en 1994. Fue dirigida por Jhon Flyn y protagonizada por el conocido actor Edward Furlong.

Se decía que este filme había recibido un doblaje latino en un año desconocido, aunque su existencia solo se sustentaba por relatos de varios usuarios de Internet, los cuales se podían considerar como dudosos.

## Sobre el doblaje

La información que se tiene sobre su doblaje es escasa, pues no se tienen datos como la fecha, lugar, estudio de grabación, elenco, entre otros.

Sin embargo, según las afirmaciones de varios usuarios, la misma se habría transmitido con regularidad por el Canal 5 de México, teniendo supuesta-mente un doblaje mexicano. La película, se dice, se llegó a transmitir junto a varias películas del mismo género como *Trick Or Treat*, *Cementerio de mascotas* y otros.

También se dice que el Canal 22 de México llegó a emitirla en horario nocturno. De la misma manera se ha mencionado a varios canales televisión abierta y de paga que supuesta-mente también llegaron a transmitir el film.

## Disponibilidad

El paradero actual de este doblaje es desconocido, esto debido a que este doblaje nunca fue lanzado en formatos caseros como DVD o VHS, apuntando a que el mismo fue hecho exclusivamente para su emisión por televisión.

Algunos aseguran que el audio latino fue subido a YouTube, pero el mismo habría sido eliminado por incumplimientos de derechos de autor, desconociéndose si (en caso de ser verdad) algún usuario la haya podido descargar.

El 27 de Enero de 2023 un Usuario llamado Black-84 subió un vídeo hablando de este curioso doblaje, En el mismo, mostrando un fragmento de 3 segundos de un comercial del Canal 5 de México promocionando la película junto a otras del Genero, Así Afirmando que el ya mencionado Canal la incluía en su programación variada hasta el 2003.

No se sabe si algún usuario posea este audio grabado o si algunos de los canales de televisión antes mencionados tengan guardada una copia en sus instalaciones.

## Referencias

1. ↑ https://www.filmaffinity.com/es/user/rating/414333/219383.html
2. ↑ https://doblaje.fandom.com/es/wiki/Mente\_asesina
3. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUYnyP3L4GA&ab\_channel=Black-84
Alfie Has Kittens

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*“Hurry, kitty-kitty!”*
―Alfie
**Alfie Has Kittens** is a Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode, released on Thomas' Trusty Friends.

## Plot

Alfie is upset when Max and Monty tease him about his size at a demolition site by calling him "Small fry" and "Half pint." Thomas tells him it does not matter as long as he is useful. Later, when Oliver is demolishing a building, Alfie hears a noise inside and goes to investigate. He finds a cat and her three kittens and rescues them before the wall collapses. The other members of the Pack cheer, even Max and Monty, and from then on, Alfie never complains about being small.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Jack
* Alfie
* Max and Monty
* Kelly
* Ned
* Miss Jenny
* The Foreman
* Oliver (*does not speak*)

## Trivia

* Mirrored stock footage from Thomas' Train and It's Only Snow is used.
* According to storyboards by Robert Gauld-Galliers, Ned was originally going to play a larger role in helping Alfie save the cat and her kittens. However, this idea was cut and Alfie rescues the kittens by himself instead.
* This Jack and the Sodor Construction Company episode marks the last of a few things:
	+ Kelly's last speaking role to date.
	+ Max and Monty's last speaking roles until the twentieth season episode, Mucking About.
	+ The last episode until the twenty-first season episode, Terence Breaks the Ice in which only one engine appears. In both cases it is Thomas.
Cartas de Van Gogh (redoblaje perdido; 2017-2018)

**Cartas de Van Gogh** (*Loving Vincent* en su idioma original) es una película biográfica animada del 2017 enfocada en la muerte del pintor Vincent Van Gogh. La película nos muestra como el joven cartero Armand Roulin debe entregar una carta al hermano del pintor que fue escrita antes de su muerte.

Para su distribución en Latinoamérica la película cuenta con dos doblajes, ambos realizados en México. Mientras que el doblaje original se puede conseguir fácilmente, el redoblaje permanece perdido.

## Sobre el doblaje

Se tiene conocimiento de que fue hecho en el estudio Auditel, entre los años 2017 a 2018. En cuanto al reparto, se tiene identificado a los siguientes actores:

* **Nacho Rodríguez** como Armand Roulin.
* **Luis Tenorio** como el barquero.
* **Héctor Ireta de Alba** como voces adicionales.

El resto del reparto es desconocido.

## Disponibilidad

La disponibilidad del doblaje es muy complicado, debido a que no se tiene el conocimiento de en qué medio fue distribuido el doblaje. Según rumores, fue producido para transmitir la película en el canal de paga HBO en el año 2018, aunque no hay ninguna fuente de confianza que lo confirme.

En el año 2021, se le pregunto al actor Héctor Ireta de Alba si había participado en el doblaje. El actor confirmo su participación en el doblaje, y a la vez, confirmó la existencia del mismo.

Es desconocido si algún usuario posee el doblaje completo.

## Galería

Confirmación de Héctor Ireta de Alba por Twitter.

## Referencias

1. ↑ https://doblaje.fandom.com/es/wiki/Cartas\_de\_Van\_Gogh
Carrusel (telenovela mexicana encontrada; 1989)

**Carrusel** fue una telenovela mexicana producida por Valentín Pimstein para Televisa en 1989. Se trata de una adaptación de la telenovela infantil argentina *Señorita maestra*, la cual a su vez se basó en otra telenovela argentina llamada *Jacinta Pichimahuida*; ambas creaciones de Abel Santa Cruz. La adaptación para México fue realizada por Claudia Esther O'Brien y Lei Quintana, bajo la supervisión de Abel Santa Cruz.

La telenovela sigue la vida cotidiana de una escuela primaria, tocando temas como la diferencia de clases sociales o la relación afectiva entre los niños y su maestra.

A pesar de ser recordada en México, de los 358 episodios de la telenovela, solo dos episodios junto a varios fragmentos en su idioma original se podían encontrar. La mayoría de episodios completos están en portugués brasileño. El 30 de abril de 2023, el servicio ViX subió a su plataforma todos los episodios compilados en 179 capítulos de una hora.

## Galería

Fotografía del elenco de CarruselEl elenco de Carrusel junto a la actriz que interpretó a la profesora "Ximena".El elenco de Carrusel, en una reunión 26 años después.
## Videos

Carrusel de niños - María Joaquina cuenta a sus padres sobre su primer dia de clasesCarrusel De Niños Novela 1989 (la patrulla salvadora ayuda a Clementina reunirse con su papa)Carrusel De Niños Novela 1990 (Capitulo Final)Carrusel - EntradaCarrusel (1989) EndingTELENOVELA CARRUSELReportaje con varios fragmentos de la telenovela.
## Referencias

1. ↑ https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrusel\_(telenovela)
2. ↑ https://vix.com/es-es/detail/series-4283