Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends season 2 episode 17 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Snow disrupts the island's railway, but Donald and Douglas, equipped with snowploughs, bravely tackle the drifts, even rescuing Henry. Despite fears of being sent back due to a misunderstanding, the engine community rallies, suggesting a deputation led by Percy to plead their case. Misunderstandings about the term "deputation" add humor before Percy successfully communicates their value to the Fat Controller. Impressed by their efforts and swayed by the community's support, the Fat Controller decides they will stay, rewarding their hard work with a promise of no further mistakes and a new coat of paint, symbolizing their acceptance.
Full Episode S02E17 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do engines hate snow?
Snow poses a challenge to their operations.
How do Donald and Douglas deal with the snow?
They use snowploughs and work back to back to clear the snow.
What problem do Donald and Douglas encounter while clearing snow?
They find deep drifts and a particularly large snow drift that requires multiple attempts to clear.
Who needed rescuing during the snow clearing?
Henry needed rescuing from a snow drift.
Why were Donald and Douglas worried about their future?
They feared the Fat Controller would send them back due to past incidents.
What solution do the engines consider for Donald and Douglas' situation?
They consider forming a deputation to speak to the Fat Controller on behalf of Donald and Douglas.
What mistake does Percy make regarding the deputation?
Percy mistakenly calls it a "devastation" and then a "desperation."
Who proposes Percy as the representative for the deputation?
Gordon proposes Percy to be the representative for the engines.
What does Percy tell the Fat Controller?
Percy mistakenly calls the deputation a "desperation" and advocates for Donald and Douglas not to be sent away.
What is the Fat Controller's decision regarding Donald and Douglas?
The Fat Controller decides not to send them away, rewards them with a new coat of paint, and confirms they will stay.