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I remember seeing this movie and I absolutely hated it. Having a movie with Mammookka as the hero and Lalettan as the villain? A BUCH OF NONSENSE IF YOU ASK ME. I find this movie to be cringe in general mainly because the crew put Mammookka as the hero and Lalettan as the villain. I don't really like most of the Lalettan movies from 1981-1983 mainly because he's the villain. This was likely before The Big M's became superstars but it's still horrendous. There are three fight scenes beteween Mammookka and Lalettan and I don't reccomend them to Lalettan fans because Lalettan is the villain in this movie. I'm a Lalettan fan myself so I don't like this movie. I don't care for the storyline of this movie either as it's terrible.

This episode is quite an adventure indeed. It starts with a simple chat between Edward and Douglas which shifts to a 🌃 adventure for the Scottish Engine. I love how empathetic Douglas is when it comes to the subject of scrap. Once again, Edward is a very wise engine as he usually is. I like how Edward told Douglas about Trevor and how the wise blue engine saved him. It seems that Edward managed to motivate Douglas into saving Oliver the Great Western Engine. The other railway where Douglas went to deliver a midnight freight train looks, sounds and feels ominous as it's only where the diesels work. However, Douglas reminded brave and helped Oliver along with Toad the Breakvan. This episode marks the beginning of Duck and Oliver's partnership and friendship on Duck's Branchline which is now known as The Little Western.

CAN WE WATCH IT? YES WE CAN! This is the most emotional and touching Bob the Builder masterpiece. It's a one of a kind Bob the Builder production showcasing a brand new adventure of Bob and his machine team as it's the pilot episode of the second Bob the Builder Stop Motion Era titled Project Build It. There are lots of changes starting from this pilot episode. For Example, the intro and outro have different scenes in them. In addition, the voices of Lofty, Spud and Mr Bentley have changes. Lofty has a different US voice whereas Spud and Mr Bentley's UK voices are used in both dubs. Sunflower Valley truly is a wonderful place to be. You know, I can relate to Bob when he had a nightmare of Sunflower Valley turning into a city. I don't want certain things to change completely either but sadly, that's just how some things in life are. A example of bad changes are the reboots of both this show and Thomas the Tank Engine. However, the original versions of this show and Thomas the Tank Engine will always be alive and are still around. I'm glad that Bob came up with a model for Sunflower Valley just in the nick of time and it's very clever. His idea to rebuild sunflower valley is all about reducing, reusing and recycling along with many other ways of construction that is environment friendly. Also, the scene where the Bobsville residents bid farewell to Bob and the machine team as they depart to Sunflower Valley is very very emotional. I felt slightly teary while thinking about it. Wendy was on vacation throughout most of the episode but she soon moves to Sunflower Valley. It's hard to see friends move on to other places but sometimes it happens and that doesn't mean the friendships will end. It just means that they'll be staring a new chapter in their lives as will we. Also, I'd like to reference the scene where Bob mentions steam engines and how they were powered as it reminds me of Thomas the Tank Engine. I thought I'd make that reference while talking about this episode. I'd also like to warmly welcome Scambler to the team as he's a cool quad bike. This is gonna be a fresh start for Bob and the machine team. CAN WE BELIEVE IN THEM? YES WE CAN!

This is a nice episode with Edward and Trevor as the main characters. We know Edward and Trevor are a good team. I love this episode because Edward and Trevor are contributing to something special. The Vicar is hosting a garden party and they're very excited about it. Edward feels worried about not being able to help out with the party but his chance comes when Trevor becomes worried about the Vicar forgetting to put up the party posters. Edward has idea in which his driver inserts the posters on his cab and coaches. Edward is a wise engine indeed. Bertie plays a part in this episode and while he's a nice 🚌, he was teasing Trevor about being old fashioned and calling him a "stick in the mud". Bertie soon ate his own words after he got stuck in the mud himself. I guess you could say that Bertie was the "stick in the mud". As Trevor says, he was the "stick in the mud" for a little bit as. Terence comes and pulls Bertie out of the mud fortunately. The party was a success. I love parties as many people do. I'd like to throw a Thomas and Friends themed party one day. Well done Edward and Trevor.

Fascinating movie with fascinating effects and events. I first discovered this movie in second grade and vaguely remember watching it back then. I remember seeing the scene where Albert and the gang jump out of the TV. However, I watched it again during the summer of 2021 after my high school senior year and got hooked to it. I might as well add that this 🎥 displays a time travel effect as Fat Albert and the gang jump out of the 📺 from their generation into our generation known as Generation Z. The cartoon series is based on Bill Cosby's teenage life and Bill Cosby was born on July 12 1937 so based on my calculations, Cosby was likely to have been a teenager in the early 1950s. Therefore, the setting of the series was likely the early 1950s AKA the Baby Boomer Generation. The Gang coming from the Silent Generation had a lot to learn about Generation Z. It's fascinating as to how Albert and the gang jump out of the 📺 from their cartoon world into the real world. I wonder how that scene was filmed but I presume they're special effects. The scene where Rudy discovers they're coming out on DVD is funny because he pronounces DVD as "divida" implying he doesn't know what a DVD is which is understandable because he along with the gang are cartoon characters and DVD's didn't exist back in the 1970s or during Bill Cosby's teenage life. I didn't even know this movie was based off of a Cartoon Fat Albert Seires called Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids until watching this movie again. There were lots of things I didn't know about until watching this movie again. For Example, I didn't know who Bill Cosby is until watching this movie and I also discovered around then that Bill Cosby was doing heinous crimes which he was doing for years and I must say that his actions are absolutely disgraceful, disgusting and despicable. But I still think this movie is hilarious and fascinating with all kinds of special effects and turn of events. This movie makes me think of relationships, high school memories and teenage conflicts. I understand how Albert feels about missing Lauri when he realizes he has to go back to the cartoon world. Doris reminds me of my friend Grace from high school as they both look similar. I also discovered who Kenan Thompson is while watching this movie. I gotta say Kenan Thompson sounds like a better comedian than Bill Cosby. Also, I think this movie is a good way to celebrate black history month as all the main characters are African Amercian and Bill Cosby the creator himself is African American. Now, I'm not saying Bill Cosby isn't a bad person. All I'm saying is lots of African American people can relate to this movie and I think they're the target audience for this movie. For all African American celebrity fans, especially Kenan Thompson fans, I assure you'll love this movie. Now I think Bill (the character) is cool, Rudy is handsome, Bucky is funny looking, Albert is comical, Donald is smart, Mushmouth is funny, Harold is cool. This movie is dedicated to all African American people out there.

This is just an ordinary episode for me as it's not too exciting. However, I never would've known that Mavis was initially stubborn and naive instead of being her wise self. Toby was simply trying to help Mavis and if she doesn't want to listen then that's her problem. Sure enough, she got in a predicament with the Troublesome Trucks. As you know, there's a level crossing along the quarry line and Toby stops before the lane and he sets off again after his fireman halts the road traffic. Mavis instead stops at the lane which causes the mischief with the Troublesome Trucks. Toby still helps Mavis despite their tension.

This is my least favorite Bob the Builder special because Scoop acts out of character throughout most of the movie. It's upsetting to see Scoop having a fallout with the other machines and be horrid to them (except Lofty). Lofty was neutral and didn't take sides in the fallout. As you can tell, Scoop's position as being in charge got to his head and it caused him to shift out of character and to make snide remarks towards the other machines. I didn't like hearing Scoop call Roley a "clumsy lump" as it's a hurtful remark. Dizzy is right, no machine is better than any other. Everyone is good at different things and that's why they're a team. I know Scoop didn't mean to be horrid to the others as he was worried about lots of problems but he should've been his usual nice self. He should've let the other machines help him with the project of building the winter game courses instead of trying to do everything himself. It hurt my heart to see Scoop being bitter and mean instead of being his kind and helpful self. The scene that hurt most was when Scoop called Muck as showoff after Muck was trying to be kind by assuring him that the differences make them a team making her angry. However, Scoop realized his mistakes in the end. He genuinely felt bad as he was crying. I personally can't be too mad at him as he truly was sorry. I'm glad that he apologized to everyone (especially Dizzy) and they gave him a second chance. I'm also glad that team reconciled with Scoop and worked together in the end. Bob was proud of Scoop for admitting his mistakes and everything ended fine. I'd also like to welcome Benny as he's a cool machine, he and Scoop started on good terms but they had a fallout but they made up in the end. I like the ending as Scoop dreamed of himself along with the other machines winning medals at the ceremony and Scoop even said he's proud to have the best team in the world. That's very touching to hear. Scoop is still my favorite machine no matter what as he's still a good guy.

CAN WE WATCH IT? YES WE CAN! This is a true and nostalgic Bob the Builder masterpiece. I remember first watching this direct to video special back in the summer of 2009 when I was 6 and I instantly loved it. I love how Scoop was Bob's first machine and I love the flashback story of how Bob's machine team got together. I say the more the merrier as more machines are part of the team. I love all the machines but Scoop is my favorite one. Don't get me wrong, I'm not devaluing the other machines since they're also awesome. I'm just saying Scoop is my favorite machine because he's a backhoe and the backhoe is my favorite construction machine type. Scoop is a cool machine and so are the other machines. This is my favorite Bob the Builder Project Build It Special. Bob and the team didn't only build a memorable playground for the children, they also built a memorable and nostalgic direct to video special for our generation growing. I consider Bob and the machine team as playmates as well as hard workers, especially Scoop. They were pleasant and playful playmates who built my childhood and still are to this day. CAN WE LOVE THEM? YES WE CAN!

I gotta say this is a splendid part 2 of Duke the Lost Engine. I like how Thomas recapped the events from the previous episode before beginning part 2. The search for Duke is very exciting and I'd want to join in. You could say Duke was found "by accident" since one of the searchers fell into Duke's shed due to the weak roof. In this case, an accident was worth happening. Like Duke, I'd be excited to be found and remembered by my loved ones. The tarpaulin is filthy once Duke is discovered. Stuart and Falcon welcome him by waking him up, cheeky little engines. As Thomas says, that is the entire story and the engines loved it. I'd say Thomas is a really useful Storyteller.

10/10 would not recommend as it's cringe and sinister. The plotline makes Lalettan seem like the villain in this movie. I find the relationship between Lalettan's and Karthika's charcter to be peculiar. Don't get me wrong, Lalettan and Karthika are an adorable on screen couple but not in this movie. The main reason I don't like this movie is because Lalettan seems like the bad guy in this movie as he appears to be endangering Karthika in the movie by leading her on and manipulating her in the end. Urvashi seems like another villain who turns out to be the culprit behing Lalettan's job suspension. All I can say is this movie as a horrendous nightmare and waste of time.

This is a nice episode and it's the introduction episode of Duke, Stuart and Falcon who worked on the Mid Sodor Railway. I love hearing Thomas tell a story about the three little engines. It's strange that episode marks Smudger's only appearance. I never would've known that Smudger even existed. Also, Duke is the oldest engine and his named after his grace the Duke of Sodor. Stuart and Falcon were the young engines and they nickname Duke as 'Granpuff' due to his age and how fatherly he is. Duke knows how to knock sense into their funnels which worked when he told Stuart and Falcon about how reckless and troublesome Smudger was and how he ended up as a generator. Stuart and Falcon became really useful engines after that lecture and were being happy together for years. I was sad to see it come to an end as the mines in the hills and worst of all, their railway closed. The separation between Duke and the little engines was very sad 😔. As we know, Duke's driver and fireman oiled and greased him one last time before covering him in tarpaulin and they lock him up in the shed saying goodbye. It's amazing as to how the Mid Sodor Railway transforms into an overgrown land staring from a torrent washing soil away and then plants growing all over. With all that, I'd probably have a hard time believing a shed is actually there. Don't be disappointed Percy, the story isn't over.

This is by far the best Christian movie I've ever seen. Sara is the sweest soul in the world by praying for others. I was crying while watching the climax. I'm certain most of us viewers thought this movie would end sad as it looked like Sara dies but luckily a picture she painted depicts that God will send her back. I have learned several messages from this movie. Always pray for your loved ones, Always help those in need ,always be kind to others, believe and have faith in God and last but not least is to be thankful to God. I recommend this movie to churches and catholic schools since it teaches a positive and useful message to the people of all generations, especially the youth of this generation and beyond. I have a mindset of being as pure as possible and I hope you guys do also. Also, this movie is not about the supernatural effects that Sara is seeing, it's about believing and having faith in God. We must all be faithful as faith can go a long way. God Bless you guys and make good choices please.

This is my favorite episode of the season tied with Thomas Meets the Queen. Furthermore, it's the 100th episode of Thomas and Friends and what makes this episode the most special of all is that Thomas is the main character in it. This episode has several endearing factors to it.

1)Thomas is the main character 2)Percy also has a speaking role 3)There's a special announcement 4)A little girl writes to Thomas and his engine friends requesting a visit in the Big City on the Mainland 5) The episode ending with Thomas and Percy.

The only part I didn't like is that Thomas had an accident due to carelessness and damages his buffer beam due to crashing through a brick wall. But I'm glad Thomas got repaired just in time and I'm also glad Sir Topham Hatt wasn't cross with him. I personally wouldn't be cross with Thomas either as it was just an accident. I mean, sure he was careless but accidents happen. What truly matters is that Thomas got repaired in time and joined the other engines on their adventure to The Big City in good time. I like that Thomas and Percy made the appearance in the final scene as they're my favorite characters. Thomas is right, a letter can bring wonderful happiness.

This is my favorite episode of the season which stars Thomas my favorite engine as the main character. I find it peculiar as how this episode took place after the season 1 episode Down the Mine since it's placed in season 4. If this episode takes place after Down the Mine, then it definitely takes place before Thomas Comes to Breakfast and Daisy's introduction to the series. Anyway, I just love this episode as Thomas and Gordon helped each other and head home to hear an announcement that The Queen is coming to Sodor. Like Thomas, I hope Sir Topham Hatt forgives him and Gordon soon. I even like Gordon's characteristics in this episode as he's nice to Thomas. As a result of them being sorry. Thomas is given the special job to arrange coaches for the big day and Gordon is appointed to pull the royal train while Edward is given the special job of patrolling the line for the royal train. Edward says that he's too old to pull important trains but I disagree. Edward is an important engine and is fully entitled to pull important trains like the other engines. The Queen speaks specially to the three blue engines Thomas, Edward and Gordon for their contributions to their celebrations. I personally think Thomas or Edward should've been chosen to pull the royal train but it's okay since Thomas did contribute to something special. Also, I'm glad Percy got a role in this episode. I love Thomas and I love this episode. This episode and Thomas and the Special Letter should've been the final episodes of the season. I love Thomas' shade of blue paint in this episode and it's promo images.

I'm gonna miss Stepney once his visit to Sir Topham Hatt's railway ends. The engines will also miss him. What's worse is that a class 40 diesel known as The Diesel comes to "help" them. Like Sir Topham Hatt's steam engines, I also dislike The Diesel. Who is he to say that Sir Topham Hatt should replace his steam engines with "engines like him"? While true that diesel engines are modern and efficient, steam engines aren't any less special or useful. Steam engines are my favorite type of trains since my favorite characters Thomas and Percy are steam engines. Although steam engines are no longer on working railways, I'm glad they're preserved in various museums. Anyway, back to the episode. The engines are furious at The Diesel but little does he know that they're gonna have the last laugh. The Diesel's predicament is absolutely amusing as he sucks a bowler 🎩 with his air intake. Duck and Stepney were laughing and so would I as it's just what the diesel deserved. Duck and Stepney were very impressive as the got the express train to Crovan's Gate early where Gordon took over. I love hearing the chase theme playing as the two engines sped along the line. As Gordon says "that's one in the headlamp for old diesel" What Stepney says is funnier as he says "James says he's sick as boiler sludge and sulking in the shed". I agree with Gordon, it serves The Diesel right foe mocking them. Stepney's departure the next day is bitter sweet as he's leaving but the engines are there to see him off. As for The Diesel, he somehow left the shed and left the battered 🎩 behind. We don't care about him, do we?

This is a nice continuation for Stepney's time on Sir Topham Hatt's railway. I'd say that Stepney has a lot to learn about Troublesome Trucks be a he says that they're fun and that he misses them. I personally think that Thomas and Toby should've had speaking roles. The chase scene with Stepney and Caroline is my favorite part of the episode. The chase theme is playing and Stepney is racing. The chase was a misunderstanding in which the cricket players were trying to retrieve their ball. I don't know about you guys but the chase scene is very exciting. I could use it for some of my everyday life instances when I'm racing. Caroline is not a bad 🚙 but she does initially think that engines are silly.

The Bluebell Railway is a glamorous place to be and Rusty is one of the diesel engines you'll love. My favorite scene is where Thomas passes by and says hello to Rusty. Rusty is a very brave and heroic engine. After seeking advice from Douglas, the little diesel ventures to the other railway. The scrapyards are the worst places in the Thomas world. Once Rusty arrives, he's feeling nervous. It's natural for an engine to feel nervous at the scrapyards. The sounds are scary, the sights are scary and the atmosphere is scary. However, Rusty was able to pull of his mission to rescue Stepney. Rusty is a hero and Stepney is more than grateful. Stepney the Bluebell Engine, that has a nice ring to it.

This Lalettan movie really fits in well with the New Generation of Malayalam Cinema. Lalettan's acting in this movie is outstanding. Lalettan as Georgekutty is not a mighty fighter but he's still a hero as he protects his wife Rani and daughters Anju and Anu. As we know, Georgekutty is a cable TV network owner and he's an ordinary family man. Their lives go well until Anju the elder daughter is blackmailed by the vile, violent, vicious and villainous Varun Prabhaker. Varun is a lustful muster who obviously has evil motives. He blackmails Anju with an inappropriate video he captured of her for sexual favors. WHO IN THE RIGHT MIND WOULD DO THAT?! Here are some lessons from the movie that everyone, especially in today's generation should learn. First of all, you should never and I mean NEVER take pictures of or videotape someone without their permission. Secondly, never and I mean NEVER take inappropriate videos of anyone under any circumstances. More importantly, never and I mean NEVER blackmail anyone for absolutely anything. Most importantly, never and I mean NEVER threaten or force someone into a relationship of any kind. Sex is something that should NOT be taken lightly. Sexual abuse is something that should NOT be taken lightly. Varun is responsible for his own death because he tormented Anju and that is absolutely DISGRACEFUL, DISGUSTING AND DESPICABLE 😡. Anju did the right thing by hitting Varun on the head even though it killed him. Georgekutty is a brave and kind hearted man as he protected his wife and daughters. IG Geetha Prabhaker who is the mother of Varun is brutal and vile but Kalabhavan Shajon as Sahadevan is the absolute worst of the police force as he brutally tortured Georgekutty and his family. Sahadevan should be expelled from the police force. The main duty of the police force is to protect the community and it's citizens, not harm the citizens. Siddique as Prabhakar is a nice guy as he never meant to turture Georgekutty or his family. To all viewers out there, please be wise and please avoid from doing wrong.

I love this episode. My favorite blue engine Thomas is feeling cheerful but Bertie the Bus isn't. That's because the roads are bumpy and rough. Plus, the railway didn't deliver the tar two weeks ago like they were supposed to. However, Thomas has a solution. Bertie is feeling out of character in the start of this episode but we all know he still likes the railway. James on the other hand is also feeling grumpy. We all know he hates shunting Troublesome Trucks. Gordon has a naughty idea which is to fake being 🤒. James does exactly that but it inadvertently causes Thomas to have an accident. The Troublesome Trucks obviously have no common sense. I call them big annoying idiots on wheels. The Troublesome Trucks push Thomas onto a jetty into a muddy pond where a toad is nearby. I'm glad that Edward came to help Thomas back to the junction. We all know what a kind hearted engine Edward truly is. Gordon and James are truly sorry to have caused Thomas' accident. Bertie is much more cheerful as his road is being mended. Bertie even says he can trust the engines, particularly Thomas. The accident is not Thomas' fault and I'm glad that he was not damaged at all. It's intriguing as to how the toad ended up on Thomas' running board. To Conclude, this is a fantastic episode.

We all know that James the Red Engine is a typical show off like Gordon. James is boasting to Thomas and Percy that he's "the smartest most useful engine on the line" Thomas and Percy are annoyed by this. You tell him Thomas, all of you engines are useful as Sir Topham Hatt says. You also tell him Percy, James is getting all puffed up. James is still boastful as he boasts to Gordon as he calls himself "The Pride of The Line". Gordon simply says that James is "only a goods engine". I gotta say Gordon's not completely innocent either when it comes to boasting and gloating. All the same, James lies to Gordon that Sir Topham Hatt "has plans for him". Gordon blindly believing that is amusing. James was definitely able to pull off his trick when lying to Thomas that he's assigned to pull the express. However, his victory was obviously short lived when Sir Topham Hatt found out. He was punished by being shut up in the Sheds. Gordon and Henry teased him. However, James redeemed himself the next day by taking a railway inspector to Knapford Station. It's also surprising as to how James was enjoying himself while shunting frieght cars at the harbor.

I just love seeing Thomas tease Gordon. Gordon does look like he has a mud bath. I find Thomas' wit to be very amusing. "I haven't time to dawdle over my appearance like fussy tank engines do". Yeah right Gordon, you're always bragging and gloating that you're the strongest and fastest engine who can pull the express. You're a bigger fusspot than Thomas or anyone else. I'd be singing "Gordon's a mess, Gordon's a mess, he's the largest and muddiest". Gordon should know that cleanliness is essential. When he arrived at the wash down, he blew mud all over James and just for that. He deserved to pull frieght cars as Sir Topham Hatt wanted Henry to pull the passenger train. Gordon is very pompous in this episode. However, he was right to advise James about the Hill being slippery. James tried to climb the hill but he couldn't. Poor James, feeling embarrased about his predicament in front of Gordon. However, Gordon him up the hill and they made a great team. I love how kind Thomas was that 🌃 for requesting Sir Topham Hatt to allow Gordon to pull passenger trains again. Sir Topham Hatt allows it under the condition that cleanliness is essential to all engines. "Dirty or clean, I'm a famous machine" Whatever Big Blue Showoff.

This episode is very peaceful and endearing. I love the themes that play throughout the episode and I love how natural it truly is. Henry truly loves the forest as we know. You'll truly empathize with him in this episode. Poor Henry, having to see the forest damaged by the storm. I'd feel sad if something special to me was ruined. However, Sir Topham Hatt has a solution and new 🌲's are planted. The forest is a nice place to visit for peace and quiet as you can see. Henry likes peace and quiet. I don't know about you but the sound of children's laughter sounds very sweet and jolly. Well done Toby, Terence and Trevor for your hard work in restoration of the forest. I love the ending theme if this episode, it's very peaceful.

Percy and Duck are a good duo. Everything goes well until they become exhausted and the only engine available to help is none other than the infamous Devious Diesel himself. You can already tell that he's gonna cause trouble just by the devious grin on his face. Surely enough, the devil does just that. I'm on Percy and Duck's side as I wouldn't enjoy working with someone who gives me hard time. Surely enough, Devilish Diesel is giving the two green tank engines a very hard time indeed. Here are the things Diesel did wrong, he bumped the frieght cars violently, bumped into Percy on purpose and pushing cars of china clay into the sea. I mean, the China clay crash might've been an accident given that Diesel looked shocked at the mess but he still deserved to be banished for being rude to Percy and Duck. I'm glad that Percy and Duck prefer to handle the work alone. I'd do that instead of work with someone who gives me a hard time.

I love the friendship between Thomas and Percy. It's very endearing and as as the narrator says, "Thomas and Percy are good friends but sometimes Percy teases Thomas about being frightened and he doesn't like that at all". Percy shouldn't be teasing Thomas as it's somewhat rude to tease your friends when they are obviously annoyed by it. Don't get me wrong, I love Percy and his cheeky characteristic but it can backfire on him. That 🌃, Percy teases Thomas again but Thomas simply decides to take no notice and go to sleep instead of making snide remarks at Percy. Frankly, I'd enjoy seeing Thomas making snide remarks at Gordon considering that he's very pompous. Here's where it gets interesting, Percy's points are jammed and he's trapped in a siding. Poor Percy, having to spend the 🌃 feeling lonely and afraid. Meanwhile, Thomas collects a paper 🐲 for a carnival. We know that it's the Chinese dragon although it's not mentioned in the episode. You could say that Percy got a taste of his own medicine as he was frightened by the 🐲 that 🌃. Percy was sound asleep but the 🐲 woke him up frightening him. I saw this episode on Thomas' Halloween Adventures and I think this episode is better than Percy's Ghostly Trick. I love the ending of this episode as Thomas and Percy mutually understand each other after Percy told Thomas how he truly felt the previous 🌃. Overall, this is a fantastic episode starring my two favorite tank engines Thomas and Percy.

I love the introduction of this episode as our favorite blue engine Thomas is happily puffing along his branchline with his season 3 theme playing. Personally, I can truly empathize with Thomas in this episode. There are splendid sights on Thomas branchline such as the watermill. I'd wave to Thomas until he's out of sight if I were one of the children in the episode. Also, I don't think Percy should've gave Thomas the thought of Sir Topham Hatt replacing him if he was late. Percy may have been teasing Thomas but I still wouldn't the thoughts of replacement into Thomas' funnel if I were Percy. Luckily, Sir Topham Hatt was nowhere to be seen the next morning. Everyone should know that Sir Topham Hatt would never replace any of his engines, especially our favorite blue engine Thomas. Also, Thomas had a valid reason for being late. He was helping children to their 🏡's since the school 🚌 broke down. He was late to Knapford Station thar evening as Percy said. Luckily, Thomas didn't get in trouble with Sir Topham Hatt and I don't think Sir Topham Hatt should be cross with him given the situation. However, a section of buckled rails caused Thomas to derail and poor Thomas had to shunt frieght cars in the yards while Bertie takes care of Thomas' passengers. Bertie's a good 🚌 and I don't think Thomas should worry about the passengers liking Bertie better than him. I'm glad that Thomas' Branchline was soon repaired and that he gets to work with Bertie more. Thomas even said that he's glad to share his passengers with Bertie. Thomas is right, Bertie is a good friend indeed and so is Thomas himself.