Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends episode 19 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Henry is tasked with hauling the Flying Kipper, a fish-laden train, with the hope of being allowed to pull the express if successful. Amid snowy conditions, they set off. However, a signal malfunction caused by snow leads Henry into a dangerous situation, resulting in a collision at a siding. The Fat Controller sends Henry to Crewe for a new firebox, eliminating his need for special coal. Upon his return, Henry receives a warm welcome and is admired for his splendid appearance, leading to him frequently pulling the express, much to Gordon's jealousy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What task is Henry assigned to in the story?
Henry is assigned to haul the Flying Kipper, a special train loaded with fish.
What is the significance of the special coal mentioned?
The special coal is noted for its effectiveness in powering Henry.
What types of ships use the harbour described in the story?
Passenger and cargo ships, along with fishing boats, use the harbour.
What was the weather condition during the preparation of the Flying Kipper?
There was snow during the preparation of the Flying Kipper.
What issue did Henry face with the signal lights during his journey?
Henry was misled by a malfunctioning signal, which should have indicated danger but was forced down by snow.
What caused the accident in the story?
The accident was caused by frozen points leading to a siding and a home signal that was forced down by snow, indicating a clear path when it was not.
What was the Fat Controller's response to the accident?
The Fat Controller attributed the accident to snow and decided to send Henry to Crewe for a new firebox to eliminate the need for special coal.
How did the public react to Henry after his return from Crewe?
The public warmly welcomed Henry and cheered for him, admiring his splendid appearance.
Why are children often late for school in the story?
Children are often late for school because they wait to see Henry, who frequently pulls the express.
Is Gordon mentioned in the story? If so, in what context?
Yes, Gordon is mentioned as being jealous of Henry for often pulling the express.