T&FTNA S1 Ep 1 - Thomas, Percy and the Coal
- 5 years ago
I know I said a year ago, I wouldn't upload anymore videos. However, given a certain website going through massive changes, I decided to upload again here... just in case.
Thomas boasts that blue is the only proper color for a really useful engine, but Percy begs to differ. Then, after Thomas ends up getting covered in coal dust by one of Percy's trucks, both of the two engines get into a quarrel. It gets even worse when Percy ends up in coal himself and Thomas laughs it off...
Disclaimer: Thomas & Friends is the respectful property of Mattel Creations. No money is being made off of this video and never will be. Based on the story from the Railway Series book "More About Thomas the Tank Engine" by Christopher Awdry.
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Thomas boasts that blue is the only proper color for a really useful engine, but Percy begs to differ. Then, after Thomas ends up getting covered in coal dust by one of Percy's trucks, both of the two engines get into a quarrel. It gets even worse when Percy ends up in coal himself and Thomas laughs it off...
Disclaimer: Thomas & Friends is the respectful property of Mattel Creations. No money is being made off of this video and never will be. Based on the story from the Railway Series book "More About Thomas the Tank Engine" by Christopher Awdry.
"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."