After a while, the express finally comes to a stop at Wellsworth Station. Thomas is very tired and feels very silly and exhausted. He is uncoupled from the train, has himself turned around on the turntable and moves into a siding where he has a long drink from the water tower. He then wearily puffs home, having learned not to act so cheeky towards Gordon again. It's full steam ahead for Thomas, the little blue engine with the short stumpy funnel, short stumpy boiler and short stumpy dome.

In the first shot of Thomas puffing into Knapford station, studio equipment is briefly visible behind the nearby buildings before the camera pans closer to the station. The DVD was originally released exclusively as part of the Best of Collection DVD boxset in October 2003. It later was given an individual release in February 2004. Some copies of the 1987 Screen Legends release do not feature a logo on the start of the tape, whilst others have a still of the logo remaining before the end of the tape. There's lots of fun in store with this fabulous collection of ABC for Kids stories. Join Mixy, and all your favourite ABC for Kids playmates in this BUMPER collection of stories and songs. Thomas and Gordon - Thomas, the little blue engine, is cheeky to Gordon once too often. So the big blue engine decides to give Thomas a lesson he won't forget.

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In George Carlin's dub, the boys' song "Silly Old Gordon Fell in a Ditch" has the same tune as the Mother Goose rhyme "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush." The song is sung in the same way in the Railway Stories audio version of the original book was narrated by Johnny Morris. Gordon and the Gremlin comes before A Better View for Gordon, meaning that audiences may not know about Gordon's view at Kirk Ronan. According to an interview with Mike O'Donnell, it took him and Junior Campbell at least a week to create the music for this episode. On average, it would take a week to create music for three episodes, but they found this task particularly hard as this was the first episode of the fifth series. [1] Despite being stated that Gordon was out of steam, he somehow changes position from his siding to the Knapford goods platform before Henry leaves with the express.Edward, Gordon and Henry - Disaster strikes Gordon so Edward tries to help. But in the end Henry comes to the rescue. In the close-up of Percy, his coupling chain is up but in the next shot it is suddenly dangling downwards. The whistle pattern Thomas makes when he wakes Gordon up for the second time is used in Mister Moose's Fun Time whenever Thomas' segment in that show is coming up next. A Super collection including all your favourite episodes starring the friendly tank engine, Thomas.