Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends season 2 episode 23 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
During a tour, Edward struggles to start his train, facing criticism from other engines. Despite challenges, including harsh weather and a mechanical breakdown, Edward manages to transport visitors to and from the china clay works with Bill and Ben's help. His innovative solution to pull the coaches one by one showcases his determination. Ultimately, Edward proves his worth through perseverance, earning respect and gratitude from the visitors and silence from his critics.
Full Episode S02E23 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What was Bertie the bus doing?
Giving some visitors a tour.
Why did Edward find it hard to start the train?
Edward was struggling to gain traction, implied to be due to his age and mechanical condition.
What did Gordon suggest about Edward?
Gordon suggested that Edward should be preserved, hinting at retirement due to his old age.
How did Edward manage to take the visitors to their destination despite the breakdown?
Edward's crew removed the side rods, and they decided to move the coaches one by one, like trucks, which made it easier for him to pull.
What was the visitors' reaction to their day out?
The visitors were impressed with their visit to the china clay works and grateful to Edward for getting them home safely.
How did the weather affect Edward's journey back?
The weather changed, with wind and rain buffeting Edward, making his journey more challenging.
What mechanical issue did Edward face?
One of Edward's crank pins broke, leading to the removal of his side rods.
How did Edward's peers react to him at the end of the day?
Duck and Boco left Edward in peace, and Gordon and James remained respectfully silent, acknowledging his hard work and success.