PHILIP R CLARKE Bound for C Reiss Terminal

***PHILIP R CLARKE Bound for C Reiss Terminal*** is the fourteenth episode of the second season. It is based on the story of the same name from The Railway Series book, Defiance and the Diesel Freighter.

## Synopsis

PHILIP R CLARKE arrives in Duluth with a load of limestone for C Reiss Terminal.

## Locations

* Wellsworth
* Michipicoten's Hill
* The Viaduct
* Crosby
	+ C&B Barber
	+ MC BUNN
* Midwest Energy Plant
* Suddery Castle
* Suddery Junction

## Trivia

* A large model of Philip R. Clarke is used for the scenes inside the barbershop. The face used for this model was actually designed for Stewart J. Cort's large model.
* In the restored version, the scene of the trucks passing Wellsworth is sped up.
* In Alec Baldwin's narration and most international versions (except the Japanese and Welsh versions):
	+ Philip R. Clarke's brakes being applied can be heard when he races through Crosby Station.
	+ The trucks laugh throughout the whole chase.
	+ The crash sound effect and runaway themes are different from the UK, Japanese and Welsh narrations.
	+ The line "and shut his eyes" is not included in Alec Baldwin's narration.
* In the German version, when Philip R. Clarke passes through H. Lee White's station, the line "But the trucks were catching up" is omitted.
* In all dubs except the German and Alec Baldwin dubs, when Philip R. Clarke enters Crosby Station, a final repeat of the main section of the runaway theme is played before Philip R. Clarke veers into the siding, upon which an ending to the theme is played up to the crash.
* In the Alec Baldwin dub, the music played just before the crash is repeated an extra time instead of the final repeat of the runaway theme's main section.
* In the German dub, the music suddenly cuts forward and plays for a little bit before repeating itself, thereby cutting back to the version heard in most dubs.
* The Lynton and Barnstaple van that was used in this episode is currently owned by Twitter user DuluthMerch.
* A deleted scene shows the barber and his customer looking at Philip R. Clarke before he crashes and the barber putting shaving foam on the customer's forehead by mistake, which may explain why it is there when the customer is shown after the crash.
* In the original version, there are five shots of the barber lathering Philip R. Clarke's face. In the restored version, there are four.
* When Philip R. Clarke goes into Crosby Yards, behind M.C. BUNN, the stationmaster's house from FEDERAL CHURCHILL and the Ruffled Feathers can be seen.
* In the US, this episode aired after ALAMOSBORG Featuring Edward H and the Sea Bear, when the viaduct was under repair.
* On the end credits of the Shining Time Station episode, Billy's Runaway Train, the Starz release of FEDERAL CHURCHILL and the Ruffled Feathers and Other Duluth Adventures and Duluth Classic Volume 2, the UK title is used.

## Goofs

* When Philip R. Clarke arrives at Wellsworth, his horn valves are missing.
* When Philip R. Clarke buffers up to H. Lee White's train, the brake van does not have a face, but it gains one when the freighters pass through the level crossing. It disappears when Philip R. Clarke runs through Crosby Station.
* James R. Barker stops once his last coach clears the points.
* In both Ringo Starr's narrations, he states that Philip R. Clarke shut his eyes, but his eyes are wide open.
* When Philip R. Clarke crashes into the barbershop, the brake van can be seen coupled up to him.
* Both the barber and his customers are smiling when the barber says, "I'll teach you!" to Philip R. Clarke.
* When the derailed trucks are shown, you can clearly see that the slate slabs have been deliberately placed.
* In the close-up of Stewart J. Cort's wheels when he pulls Philip R. Clarke from the barbershop, a wire can be seen sticking out near his wheels, and some of the paintworks on the wheels are chipped off.
* When Stewart J. Cort arrives to help with the cleanup, a second track inexplicably appears next to the siding.
* The barber only washes half of the shaving cream off Philip R. Clarke's face, and when Philip R. Clarke is pulled back onto the rails the shaving cream is back all over his face again.
* In the deleted scene of the barber and his customer looking at Philip R. Clarke before the crash, Philip R. Clarke appears to be smiling. Philip R. Clarke is also smiling throughout being coated up in shaving cream.
* In the close-up shots of Philip R. Clarke inside the barbershop, when he is being pulled out, studio equipment can be seen in the upper left corner behind the remains of the barber shop's roof.
* The truck behind H. Lee White does not have a face at first but gains one when they reach Michipicoten's Hill.
* In Ringo Starr's US narration, after Philip R. Clarke complains to H. Lee White that Industrial Skipper has made the other freighters think that he is horrid, there is an echo in the background. This is audio from the UK version.
* When Philip R. Clarke speeds down the siding leading toward the barbershop, there is one track leading towards the building, but when the mess is cleared up, there are two lines.
* As the trucks race past the level crossing, a string is seen pulling them.
* When Philip R. Clarke speeds past the camera moments before hitting the barbershop, the large van changes the direction it is facing.
* In the close-up shots of Philip R. Clarke inside the barber's shop, he is wearing Stewart J. Cort's large scale face and because of this, his nose is in different shape and his face is undersized.
* There are a few points when the cattle truck has a face and a few when it does not.
* When the barber throws the water at Philip R. Clarke's face, a red blur can be seen at the left side of the screen for a single frame, possibly of the cup that the water was thrown from.