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- “Flying horse?! Horses can't fly!”
- ― Percy
Harold and the Flying Horse is the twentieth episode of the seventh season.
Plot
The Vicar is holding a fête and Harold is disappointed when he has to continue with safety patrol. However, he gets his chance to be useful when Pegasus, the carthorse, gets stuck in a ditch and has to be saved. Harold is then hailed as a hero at the fete afterwards.
Characters
- Thomas
- Percy
- Harold
- Sir Topham Hatt
- Henry (cameo)
- Gordon (cameo)
- James (cameo)
- Toby (cameo)
- Skarloey (cameo)
- Rusty (cameo)
- Annie and Clarabel (cameo)
- Henrietta (cameo)
- Bertie (cameo)
- Butch (cameo)
- Tiger Moth (cameo)
- Stephen Hatt (cameo)
- Bridget Hatt (cameo)
- Jem Cole (cameo)
- Farmer Trotter (cameo)
- Nancy (cameo)
- Sodor Brass Band (cameo)
- Donald (stock footage cameo)
- Duke (stock footage cameo)
- Trevor (stock footage cameo)
- The Vicar of Wellsworth (mentioned)
Locations
- Dryaw
- Rumblin
- Maithwaite
- Suddery Castle
- Fishing Village (stock footage)
- Rheneas Viaduct (stock footage)
Trivia
- Stock footage from Trucks!, Thomas and the Rumours, Oliver's Find, Make Someone Happy, James and the Red Balloon, and Edward's Brass Band is used.
- The Fat Controller references the Greek legend "Hercules".
- Pegasus' cart is really Trevor's hay cart from Twin Trouble.
- Some US versions have the original music instead of the new music.
- A production made miniature model of Pegasus was sold to wikia user Daniel Coffey from The Prop Gallery.
Goofs
- When Thomas leaves the station, a white blotch (presumably a film glitch) is visible in the centre-right.
- In the US narration, the event is referred to as a garden party, but the sign still says fete.
- When Percy arrives at Maithwaite, Toby and Henrietta pass by, but in the next scene, they are no where to be seen.
- In a deleted scene, Henry is on Thomas' Branch Line.
- When Harold leaves the party, it is daytime. However, because stock footage is used, in the next shot it is sundown.
In other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
---|---|---|
Danish | Den flyvende hest | The Flying Horse |
Japanese | ハロルドとそらとぶうま | Harold and the Flying Horse |
Welsh | Ceffyl Yn Hadfan! | Horse and Harold |