Thomas and Edward's friendship in these feels so genuine. Best one yet, easily

@HenryFan1911

Жыл бұрын

Ahhh, Tug. My absolute favorite man. Sorry for your channel being terminated. We'll all help you get your second silver play button if it's the last thing we do. You are an inspiration to us all. I wouldn't have the passion for making a Thomas series if it wasn't for you.

@SudricAdventures

Жыл бұрын

The Unlucky Tug!

@TheCuteJ50Kid

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@PCMan8922

Жыл бұрын

True. Their Relationship Is Very Good.

@thomastheE2

Жыл бұрын

Ah, Tugster. The giga chad of Sodor’s mapping and 3 different timelines. I’m sorry about your channel being terminated. Can’t wait for the layout video and everything else.

Edward is genuinely so well written and voiced it feels like he's comforting ME

"Look out for the train" great comeback and outstanding performance

I love how the trucks are discussing how to bother Edward and make fun of his age but immediately want him back and call him a "proper engine" when Thomas shows up. Feels like a subtle character moment for them.

@tonybusch8771

Жыл бұрын

HEY! 😡

@ConeHeadMan1

7 ай бұрын

​@@tonybusch8771what?

So James is the punching bag. He tries to be sly with the big engines but Henry mostly gets in the way and cuts him off, and when he tries to be nice to Thomas, he gets bullied. I love it but hope he gets the respect he needs

"Look out for the train!". Cheeky. I love it.

I LOVE the relationship between Thomas and James. The two have similar situations of being pushed around by Gordon and Henry and in tandem, somewhat care for each other. I particularly love what trampy does with James and makes him sympathetic towards others-something he’s *not* known for in the books or show

@low-key-tony

Жыл бұрын

I really appreciate the way they also just so willing to absolutely *destroy* each other when it’s convenient for them. It’s just a nice sibling like dynamic, which is pretty nice.

@Alarcj7

Жыл бұрын

I vouch to all of that

@colbelayton2848

Жыл бұрын

Agree

@tonybusch8771

9 ай бұрын

Percy: Do those two always treat you both like this? Thomas: Oh, you have absolutely no idea. James: Yeah, you don’t want anything to do with them. They’re nothing but a lost cause. From now on, you’re with us. And Edward, too. Thomas: Yeah. Percy: Okay.

"...so now we have James." "Yup...........Wha- Hey!" Brilliant

@ciarangleeson2880

Жыл бұрын

I swear, Thomas and James are like brothers here!

@tonybusch8771

Жыл бұрын

It's a harsh truth, James, live with it. 😠

@tonybusch8771

Жыл бұрын

And @@ciarangleeson2880, I swear, it wasn't me this time.

@DD-1996

2 ай бұрын

The rest of the dialogue makes for a good part of the scene. I’ll be Henry. (Smacks lips) “Well, Thomas, that was just a wonderful history lesson, my friend. But it doesn’t change the fact that you still left your train behind - you can’t make us forget that - and I think that’s a good note to end the night off on. Good night, everybody.”

Using Hit-Era moments where Edward was out-of-character as a flashback from Edward talking about his past impatience was so clever. Keep it up! These just get better and better with every episode!

"LOOK OUT FOR THE TRAIN!" 🤣🤣🤣 Also, I really like your voices for the trucks, Thomas' scream (which had me in stitches) and him and Edward's heartfelt moment near the end which gives them a brotherly relationship.

Fun fact- in the story Thomas' train, originally Thomas only made it as far as the junction at the end of the railyard.

@ciarangleeson2880

Жыл бұрын

Which is weird, considering how Wilbert made it sound like it was much, much further. You’d think he’d at least explain that to Britt and David when they adapted the story.

i absolutely love thomas being the straightman to everyone else, it's such a unique take on him that i really enjoy. these keep getting better and better dude, the writing for everyone is so on-point and yet absolutely distinct at the same time. excellent work all around.

This might be my favorite Trampy movie so far. This one is excellent. The interactions between Thomas and the big engines are gold as usual, especially when Thomas went from talking about how grand of an express engine Gordon is to insulting him. Edward is really great throughout the Trampy movie series, but him lying about hearing Thomas' mishap with his train has to be my favorite Edward moment and one of my favorite Trampy movie moments in general. I love the Troublesome Trucks here. From their jokes to the "look out for the train" reference, the whole scene where Thomas takes the train is brilliant. On a side note, it might just be me, but I can't help hearing one of them sounding like Eric Cartman from South Park when I first listened. The ending is very nice too. I also like Edward's little backstory. Nothing over-the-top, just a simple "stubborn character makes mistakes, humbles from their mistakes, and gets a chance to prove themselves" story. Can definitely see more inspiration from The Adventure Begins where Edward and Thomas get into trouble and have to stay in the yard, along with Edward reassuring Thomas. Overall, solid Trampy movie.

@thomasthetankengine1978

Жыл бұрын

Love it great ork!

@Alarcj7

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree, amazing new movie and props to all your work Trampy, really hope to see more of this.

@mrsquarewheels333

Жыл бұрын

I agree, Trampy does an amazing job with these redubs of classic episodes. Though, guessing from the name pattern I have a few theories on what the next redub name will be 1. Brake-down (A pun because 1. James' brakes lead him into the accident 2. Breakdown train. get it?) 2. Cranes/Crane (Because it's also centered around the breakdown train, which has 2 cranes.) 3.Branchline (Because y'know, Thomas gets his branchline.) Anyways I just replied here cuz Ima get buried in the comments

I swear this series gets even better every episode! More great development between Thomas and Edward here! I liked the little flashbacks we got of Edward's past, good use of that episode lol. The trucks were so great in this one too, I like when TFC scolded them haha. Also I found it interesting when Edward was encouraging Thomas in the beginning and says "We're machines, we're not perfect and we learn from our mistakes", which is the exact opposite meaning a human would take from that sentiment!

@AbbeyYard

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, they're sentient and have faces.

@Alarcj7

Жыл бұрын

Indeed

@kevin-2.1

4 ай бұрын

Human or machine they both make mistakes.

Absolutely fantastic. The trucks banter was pure gold. And I LOVED how you utilized Hit Era moments for “Young Edward.” Very clever.

@whisperingwaterfall01

Жыл бұрын

Same

@Alarcj7

Жыл бұрын

Agree

@jvang2623

Жыл бұрын

They're the only episodes where edward has crashed or had accidents

@SteamedPokehog

Жыл бұрын

@@jvang2623well there was also the season 7 episode where Big Mickey knocked Edward off the rails on accident with a ship’s boiler on his way to pick up the brass band

@Jeremiah_Rivers76

27 күн бұрын

@@SteamedPokehogCranky had been watching. “You useless, little engines are ALWAYS in the way!” Poor Edward!

I love the characterization of James, it’s awesome. The “James shut up, what were you saying Thomas?” was brilliant

I like how James kept his promise to keep his mouth shut for Thomas, but shame the others found out anyway. Also, absolutely loved the portrayal of the trucks, they stole the show XD

@timspence2328

Жыл бұрын

Okay I know what you mean but really, mouth shit, you literally edited the comment and yet you couldn't even fix that mistake.

Only the real ones know why that truck said, "Look out for the train."

@J.M828

Жыл бұрын

GWR Productions Reference Possibly?

@antonio_but_really

Жыл бұрын

@@J.M828 yeah

@NorthWesternEngines_official

10 ай бұрын

I was just about to say that lol

@silvertalon007

9 ай бұрын

That and there was a hiccup in the original VHS episode

Nice of James to keep his promise to Thomas even if it was all in vain. I hope his and Thomas's parallel hardships are reciprocated, considering what the next story is after this one... Anywho, loved the depiction of the Trucks/Cars; they remind me of the Gremlins. Edward's a real bro to Thomas here too.

Bro. The dynamic between Thomas and Edward is absolutely phenomenal.

This was excellent. Love the relationship between Thomas and Edward here, it's so nice seeing these two interact with each other. It's a lot like Hiro from Hero of the Rails. Thomas respects Edward and sees him as the old engine with experience like with Hiro. Seeing Edward calm down Thomas in certain situations is just so nice, and I love the little bit of Edward backstory with episodes such as "Edward Strikes Out" and "Edward and the Mail" taking place in his past when he worked on the Furness Railway. That was such a nice touch. Also, the banter between the Troublesome Trucks is hilarious in this. It's a lot like Journey Beyond Sodor, and I'm sure that one van that said, "Are we there yet?" was a reference to it. Also, the "Look Out for the Train" reference when the trucks were pushing Thomas down the hill was just the icing on the cake during the whole runaway sequence. 10/10.

Honestly, what make these so good for me are the moments of heart they have. Yes it's all well and good that the banter is present and it provides for some fantastic writing, but the moments of heart feel so genuine and I absolutely love them.

This is easily the best one. I like the emotional connection between Thomas and James; James kept his mouth shut, and tried to defend Thomas, but it fell apart in the end. James being a third wheel is great. The way Edward acts as a mentor figure to Thomas is great, and the scene with Sir Topham Hatt is amazing. The Trucks are perfect; the balance between chaotic, snarky, and stupid is amazing, and I love the sort of "group think" dynamic. I like the dumb truck. I thought the last episodes ended kinda abruptly, so I love how this one continues on past the main action. You nailed the references. The lore is on point, explaining Edward's time on the Furness, the early days of Sodor, and Henry's mechanical issues all in a way that works with the plot. The jokes are great too, with "look out for the trains," Thomas not ACTUALLY wanting to "see the world" as a jab at BWBA and using Hit Era pictures for Edward's younger days. It's amazing, I can't think of any criticism at all. Also

@Baello999

Жыл бұрын

1:24 and 5:49 on as everything with the Trucks is great.

@tonybusch8771

7 ай бұрын

Thomas and James were always the ones who were right all along, and Gordon and Henry were always still constantly bullying them.

The Thomas and Edward moments in this feel like they came straight from a movie. The way you've portrayed these two, their personalities, their dreams, and their humbling moments, it ties wonderfully into the original stories and honestly raises them up in my opinion. Absolutely wonderful and beautifully written! That's not mentioning the wonderful little moments like Gordon staring in bewilderment as Thomas insults him to his face, how to explain Thomas has pulled trucks before but could still have problems with them, and the details that just make sense like how the trucks actually listen to and respect Sir Topham Hatt. Honestly I'm surprised we haven't seen the latter in any kind of Thomas media before.

Love the, “Look out for the train,” reference 😂

“Look out for the train” being from a truck is great Lmaooo

This was by far the best one of all of them, and I totally didn't expect it. First, the trucks are hilarious. They are everything I would have wanted from them. Second, every new character interaction feels completely deserved and doesn't drag down the episode at all. This is like fanfiction with the best writing.

that "Look Out For The Train" reference was fucking perfect also thomas and edward's interactions, especially the one showcasing edward's hit era stories as flashbacks, were pretty good as well :)

THIS is what a proper Thomas should be! The dialog is impeccable and simultaneously respectful of the source material.

I must say that this series has been one of the best interpretations of these classic stories that I’ve ever heard. The character interactions are incredible. The banter between the engines is always fun, and the dialogue is on point, as is the voice acting. Each character sounds exactly as I would’ve imagined, and Thomas and Edward’s friendship is really heartwarming. I also like this interpretation of the Fat Controller. He’s an absolute force to be reckoned with, and even the trucks seem to respect him (possibly out of fear). Despite being VERY strict, he still understands his engines, and is firm, but fair, as he should be. I know that this comment was excessively long, and I don’t know if you’ll read all this, but I just wanted to express my appreciation for these videos. They’ve even provided loads of inspiration for my own series I’m working on, which is basically the Railway Series, but with my own spin on it. Many elements from these videos, such as the dialogue and lack of a narrator, will be integrated in my series (not a complete rip-off, of course). Thank you for these fantastic videos, keep them coming! -Chase

Thomas and Edward's dynamic are always the highlight in these stories. Even after his blunder with the trucks, Edward still cheers Thomas up and tells him that once upon a time, he was also an impatient, brash engine who "wanted to see the world". But in the end, there is always room for improvement. In a way, Thomas and Edward's dynamic really hits home for me. These are the ideal "mature" takes on the classic Thomas stories- because there's an actual sense of maturity. Yes, the snappy, sarcastic banter is always hilarious. But the heart of Awdry's stories are still present, giving us solid growth for Thomas- it's just presented in a more natural way. Keep up the good work!

Patiently waiting for James's infamous runaway now 🙃 All jokes aside, this is one of the best yet. Everything here is just perfect.

@theholygamer969

Жыл бұрын

Quit lying to yourself. NONE of us are being patient about these videos. We can't get enough of these.

@raymaxler8431

Жыл бұрын

​@The Holy Gamer I honestly want Thomas to finally get a W after what he's been through

@bernarda1247

11 ай бұрын

@@theholygamer969how do YOU know none of us are being patient?

Now THIS is the perfect adaptation of a Thomas story! Everything about this is just fantastic! The lore to the series, The Fat Controller’s caring nature, him letting The Troublesome Trucks know that they aren’t getting off scot-free, Edward’s backstory on the Furness Railway, trucks being the literal gangsters of the North Western Railway, Thomas having a father and son like bond with Edward, very relatably wanting a chance to prove himself and have a change of pace and scenery, completely losing his composure for the entire runaway, him and James basically being brothers, and to top it all off, the trucks shouting “Look Out For The Train!”! I swear, that will NEVER get old!

I love how this is a blend of both RWS and TVS aspects, I feel like for all the "hybrid" routes and models made for trainz, this is one of the first times i've seen someone take on writing hybrid style stories!

Who knew you could put an "adult" spin on Thomas & Friends and yet still have good wholesome moments like this episode shows. One of the best series out there that thinks outside of the box. Keep up the great work and stay awesome.

@neonfroot

Жыл бұрын

Theres nothing adult about this. Adult would be endless cussing and innuendos. This is more genuine childrens entertainment.

@thewildwegonian92

Жыл бұрын

@@neonfroot A cuss word is a cuss word. Adults use cuss words, children don't. This is a semantics argument you are attempting based on parenting style.

@bernarda1247

11 ай бұрын

@@neonfrootnope, it’s written for adults, you just have 0 iq

@ConeHeadMan1

7 ай бұрын

​@neonfroot as an adult of course I use every cuss under the at every second You are an idiot if you think all adults do is cuss

absolutely worth the wait, they get better with every installment- both the banter and the genuine moments of emotional depth feel natural and on point on a more specific note, the voice acting for Edward in these has become /the/ definitive version of him I hear in my head. Just the perfect mix of older and mentorly without sounding too young or too elderly

This is probably my favorite episode of yours yet! The script is tight, funny, and engaging, and there are so many character defining moments to obsess over… - the shed banter at the beginning with Thomas effortlessly roasting everyone - the fact that James DIDNT snitch to everyone but still gets disrespected anyway, continuing his legacy as the permanent butt of everyone’s jokes - the further cementing of Thomas and Edwards relationship, which is deepened even more by their shared history as the oldest engines on the lines. - the absolute PERFECT characterization of the trucks. Seeing them go from ruthlessly mocking Edward to begging for him to come back in less than 30 seconds was so great because it so wholly represents who they are as fixtures of this universe. - Seeing the Fat Controller finally open up and showcase more of his vulnerability to Thomas. More than any other, this episode demonstrates the fullness of his character. He’s not just some irritable tyrant barking orders at everyone left and right: he’s a legitimate, competent, if not slightly overworked leader whose trying his best to keep things running smoothly. He cares for the engines as if they were his own children, and treats them accordingly. He’s assertive with them when he needs to be, but he also knows how to be gentle and consoling as well. True, he may lean a bit too hard on his authoritarian side sometimes, but that’s only because he has a business to run and he’s clearly not used to looking after this many engines before. In the end, he’s just as fallible as the engines he oversees, he just has to try his hardest not to show it. All in all, this was another excellent episode that perfectly balanced out comedy and character building, and it makes me look forward even more to seeing how you inevitable wrap up Thomas character arc. Thanks so much Trampy!

I really loved the wholesome moments Thomas had with STH and Edward. The characterization and in depth bonding Thomas had with both of them really felt heartwarming, especially the father-son talk between STH and Thomas. I really am impressed with your work and I am looking forward to the next one. Cheers!

@jayheadley8061

Жыл бұрын

Breakdown Train, here we come.

Thomas voice is great here! it really shows he is scared for his *LIFE* here I also love Edward's backstory! also Thomas the historian

Hot take, but I don't think your James could ever be topped

@ant445

Жыл бұрын

S P L E N D I D

@the25thdoctor

Жыл бұрын

Not a hot take, a great take.

@mirage1713

Жыл бұрын

Yeah no, that's not a Hot Take AT ALL.

@umarshoaib1509

10 ай бұрын

Epic take

"Look out for the train!" Excellent reference ™

You outdo yourself with every single installment of this series oh my Lord I was just about to list off all the absolutely amazing stuff you added or modified from the original story, until I realized I was literally going to recap the entire episode at that rate. I'll just point out the biggest thing to me: the history provided by Thomas and Edward are additions that nearly had me speechless Oh and also the clarification about Thomas not literally wanting to see the world... I couldn't think of a better way to flip off BWBA, such a subtle burn

@Techmaster7032Official

Жыл бұрын

Lol take that Mattel

A fantastic job as always Trampy 👍 I thought the "Look out for the train" line was very clever =) I also love it when Edward is just like a parental figure to Thomas.

I think what you do best is empathize with the best and worst characteristics of the cast and put it in full view. For example, Thomas isn't just a cheeky engine. He's impatient, inexperienced, and too eager for his own good Edward isn't just the quite wise engine, He jumps in when he feels like he has something to offer. whether it be sarcastic comment or talking down a situation. He shows his experience by his actions You pinpoint the essence of the characteristics and manage to create unique personalities while still feeling like in character. That is extremely hard to do when making adaptions, and it's why I say you're one of the best writers in this Fandom that I've seen. Keep up the great work

Have to say really enjoying the tone and interpretation of this series. Also surprisingly informative too where lore's concerned. Henry had been expected to be the main express engine but couldn't do so due to early steaming problems much to the Fat Controllers chagrin when he realized what he'd bought thus the need for Gordon. I like that sort of attention to detail especially when it doesn't overstay and flows really well with everything else. Absolutely brilliant. Breathing new life into classic stories is a refreshing change of pace.

Why is this more heartwarming than the actual story, got to love Edward and Thomas

James’ laugh at 1:55 cracks me up 🤣🤣. What can I say that hasn’t already been said about this episode or this entire series?? This is fantastic, well written, and an amazing take on TTTE. Well done.

This series is seriously amazing because of the characters developments the tone of the series and how relate able the characters are and I am surprised on how they handled TFC like he is a father figure and Thomas and Edward’s relationship between each other

"Look out for the train!!" Brilliant work as usual!

"LOOK OUT FOR THE TRAIN" BEST. REFERENCE. EVER. EASILY MY FAVORITE LINE THIS WHOLE SERIES

9:23 had me laughing tho 🤣

@Watermillfilms

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of the screaming goat meme. 😂

Altercation between Thomas & the trucks was spot on 👍🏼 Oh and also with Edward, too

Henry and James' palpable disgust for one another at 2:37 - 2:51 is just perfect.

This was amazing!! I love how supportive Edward is of Thomas in this series! Plus, Thomas roasting the bigger engines in the beginning was also pretty hilarious XD

I have never been that good at wording my thoughts so excuse me if this sounds weird. This is the definition of perfection. Like everything about it is absolute peak. Thomas' interactions with the Gordon, James, and Henry, and also his dynamic with Edward. He's the only one that he's really friends with. And the voices of the trucks are great. When one of them said "Look out for the train" I actually hollered because I remember someone on Twitter saying you should put that in the video. Also the ending where Edward gives his backstory, or whatever you want to call it. I don’t think i've ever actually seen anyone do that before. (The fact that all of his mishaps were pictures from the HiT era made me laugh more than it should have) This is truly some of the greatest Thomas content I've ever seen. You, FlyingPringle, CartyCinema, and The Unlucky Tug are practically carrying this unlikely fandom. I can't wait for Trampy Movie 7, keep up the good work!

Well, if the HiT seasons served a purpose, it was giving Edward's younger years a visual basis. WE GET OUR FIRST BACKSTORY FOR THIS CONTINUITY! WOOOO! Really does showcase that Thomas, if anything, is more like a teenager rather than a child, at this point in his life. And James is still red. Ah well. At least we know why Sir Topham Hatt bought him. Curious how/if his Arc will be adapted considering it hits similar ones as Thomas. Maybe combined with Troublesome Engines? Eh, looking too far into the future. Nice note that Edward already planned to ask STH and it's another showing of Thomas' Fatal Flaw: Impulsiveness. And damn it you've made Thomas relatable to those of us unhappy with our lives and needing to be ready for that transition! Congratulations. These get better and better, can't wait to see how the climax will be adapted.

@neonfroot

Жыл бұрын

People dont know this but adolscence is mostly artificial. The ambitious impulsiveness of teens isnt because of brain developmemt but because of infantilization. Adults tell us to grow up yet tell us to remain a child at the same time. Itsno wonder why teenage years are so tumultuous. In premodern America amd Europe, we used to have rites of passage where adulthood was quick and efficiemt. Nowadays, adolescence is lasting throughout the twebties and thirties. Society wants to raie the age of majority to compensate for "brain develooment" yet fail to realize that it will only further emasculate the young. We cannot afford for the modern yputh to remain in a state of innocence/idealism. Ypu may not notice but have you noticed that people in their thirties and forties nowadays behave more adolescent than actual teens?

Those the voices for the trucks are just hilarious!🤣 Edit: Also, poor Thomas...😟

This was amazing, The fact Thomas looks up to Edward like father figure. We got to see so much more Thomas and Edward's bond

I love how every character doesn’t fit with the background in every scene. Yet it’s better than what Mattel can ever do

This is my new favorite. I thought Henry in the tunnel was your best adaptation, but this one beats it out. Fun hearing the trucks, banter from the tender engines, thomas getting checked for his impatience, the growing student mentor ship of thomas and Edward, and probably of the most realistic and best depictions of sir Topsham hatt. Near perfect and one of the best things to hit the Fandom in years.

The more I hear your Henry scream and yell, the more I keep imagine Bob Belcher shouting. And the inclusion of that "Look out for the train" had me laugh. This is an amazing mix of comedic and heartfelt dialogue.

I love, just love, how much more personality and character you add to these engines. You add so much to Thomas and fill in a bit of a plot hole with the original books by explaining that he missed pulling trains and not that he had never done it before. I love how their is plenty of comedy in this but great storytelling as well, kind of like the Guardians of the Galaxy movies. Thomas' scream before he hits the buffers almost killed me. The pictures and the edits you make to them, while a bit inconsistent at times, is amazing. Keep up the good work man.

8:39 Everything from here until when Thomas crashes into the buffers is comedy gold.

Edward and Thomas really show a father and son like relationship.

@evanclarke5561

Жыл бұрын

Or a big brother and little brother relationship

Jeez, I would've have never thought that Edward, (well he was like Gordon at one point as a primer express engine) of all engine had a similar situation as Thomas did and the fact that he gave one hell of a talk to Thomas in regards to him improving himself along with helping him out indicates that he has potential of running his own line once he learns from the 4-4-0 himself. I'm glad that Thomas told TFC as of why he acts out and he's fully aware why Thomas time and time again that he wants prove himself to the bigger engines and he gave him a chance to start over from scratch sending him to Edward.

Trampy, you put that whole scene with Thomas and Edward at the shed into words that I cannot even begin to describe.

I’m glad this episode got to be a few minutes longer. The trucks are super fun here. Sir Topham Hatt has a nice range in this. I love how he’s angry but he calms down for Thomas, you genuinely feel the care he has for him. I also like that you edited HiT era Edward blunders into his past, that was very cute.

The dialogue just rivals the classic series, it’s incredible

Now, I know James was a bit of a constant in the RWS, but it does kinda pain me to see him constantly belittled. Interested to see what sort of arc you'll give him

Throwing in another comment for the algorithm now that I've watched the whole shebang a few times over- everything after Thomas gets caught by Sir. Topham Hatt actually genuinely made me tear up a lil holy shit. That quiet 'I thought you'd say no' and the spilling out of pent up frustration- I've been in that situation before and it hurts; then STH's understanding but firm response and Edward's gentle sympathy did me in Came to these vids for the laughs, stayed for the emotions

“OH MY GOD, GO TO SLEEP!”

@sharksman20rocks

4 ай бұрын

“ALRIGHT I’M GOING TO SLEEP JEEZ!”

Having one of the trucks saying "Look out for the train!" had me laughing my head off!

XD another amazing episode! The trucks were just a gold during this whole video, they're high pitched voices and their lines were perfect. Given all the other stories that have Troublesome Trucks, I can't wait to hear how you portray them there

I didn't think HIT Edward would work so well for Edward's youth, but those flashbacks were phenomenal! Now that's how you write stubborn Edward

Yes, also….. LOOK OUT FOR THE TRAIN! 😂😂😂🤣🤣😂 I’m so glad you made that reference

I like the part where James actually didn’t tell Gordon and Henry

@samsea0489

Жыл бұрын

Ermm yes he did because how do Gordon and Henry know that Thomas left the coaches behind. Thomas literally glared at James and asked ‘how did they found out James?”

@DoritoTime

Жыл бұрын

@@samsea0489 it was the stationmaster who told them, not James

@samsea0489

Жыл бұрын

@@DoritoTime How do you know?

@wolfycakes136

6 ай бұрын

​@@samsea0489Gordon literally said so-

@tonybusch8771

5 ай бұрын

@@samsea0489, Yeah, can't you see that?

1:55 the enthusiasm you put in your voice work really makes these!

This movie is one of the best in the entire series. Edward being Thomas’s “father figure” is a really great character mark. I love the engine conversation at the beginning. And Henry screaming at james is pure gold. Thomas screaming during the runaway scenes is so funny I nearly fell off my bed laughing.

Honestly this was a somewhat wholesome episode and I really like it. I wasn’t expecting it to be sure but I love that Sir Topham Hatt is a lot more interactive with the engines in this than he was in the books or show, and the Edward-Thomas dynamic is amazing

Of these Trampy Movies, I love that they all communicate without a filter, feeling that the conversations are more natural and of course with more genuine emotions and attitudes. The way Thomas humiliated Henry, Gordon and James by getting right to the point was hilarious. It should be remarkable that Edward is the only engine who has a lot of patience to teach Thomas how to work on the railway, being a mentor to him.

The “look out for the train” line was a nice reference. Love this series man

Quality sure is a rarity these days, it’s nice to see it here. Truly a MASTERPIECE! GWR studios ~ “look out for the train”

Edward is literally the best character and his friendship with Thomas is so wholesome, plus showing Edward was once a flawed character in his olden days makes him so real that I absolutely adore it! Plus I love the part where Thomas explains how every engine came to sodor in the funniest way possible. Oh and of course Henry shouting “OH MY GOD GO TO SLEEP!” Is to damn funny!

Wow, James actually didn’t tell them. Considering how similar they are, particularly in their respective railway series books, to see the overall Thomas and James dynamic presented as it is here is interesting. They really seem to care for each other here, whilst also maintaining their core personality traits. Can’t wait for the next one!

1:53 Thomas is at its best when characters are unapologetically savage.

2:44 is my favorite bit of this episode. The interactions throughout all of this are great, but that "just go to sleep!" Never fails to make me laugh haha

I love Thomas' arc with these stories. Him being really snappy and blunt is hilarious. Really looking forward to see how the final story of his arc plays out with James. Loving what your doing, looking forward to the next one

@ciarangleeson2880

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Given how much crap Gordon and Henry give him, who could possibly blame Thomas for his attitude?

9:23 the funniest scream I have ever heard😂😂😂

Such a nice episode. The trucks are hilarious, Edward and Thomas' dynamic is really wholesome. Also it's interesting how the big three reacted to Thomas' round of slander. James being the more hot-headed one immediatly getting offended. Gordon is just flabbergasted and Henry is awfully quite. Because he knows Thomas is right full well. Looking forward to the next one. Amazing work man❤

I absolutely love your take on this classic story. Edward’s reassurance was absolutely heartfelt.

Thomas knows how to stand up to big engines. and when he does he is a savage. On the other hand,You outdid yourself trampy. longest and best story yet. Each movie just gets better and better. i just love the characters in these stories with their personalities and interactions. these are such great re-writes of the original RWS and TVS. Well done. I can't wait for the next trampy movie next week. Keep up the good work.

Great episode! I really love the Thomas and Edward dynamic, and I also did like the fact that despite being annoyed Sir Topham Hatt was sympathetic and understanding of Thomas's frustration. Also Edward's backstoy was a very nice touch.

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I understand Thomas’s frustration too.

Thomas Prefers To Believe James Blurted Out His Mishap, But It's Actually The Stationmaster.

God, the trucks’ voices are hilarious! They really seem more like mischievous kids than the TVS did, especially that “Again! Again!” line.

"not what I meant" On the irony 80 years later

I love how Edward's backstory uses footage from the HiT era episodes. It feels right to have it that way.

All of your storys have so much character, truly a marvel in voice acting

Sir topham hatt: and as for u lot no more funny business Trucks: yes sir srry sir Lone truck: I thought it was fun

This is amazing. The engines roasting each other at the beginning was hilarious. The dialogue is on point in terms of realism, capturing the original show perfectly. Edward's words of wisdom are amazing. The fat director being strict, but understanding is captured perfectly. The creators of the original show would be proud of you, and you should too!

The way you wrote the Troublesome Trucks it's just absolutely amazing. Can really feel the mischief when they start going Gremlin mode. You touched on so many things in this episode that are nuanced to real life conversations and circumstances so well.