Home at Last (episode)
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- "Tunnels are not dance floors and you are not a pop star! If it happens again, I shall find way of cutting you down to size. In other words, your career is on the line. Need I say more?"
- — The Fat Controller
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| Home at Last | |
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| Director(s) |
David Mitton |
| Producer(s) |
Britt Allcroft |
| Writer(s) |
Reverend W. Awdry |
| Narrator |
Michael Angelis (UK) |
| Air date |
October 10th, |
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Home at Last is the ninth episode of the fourth season. It first aired on Mr. Conductor's Thomas Tales in 1996 in the US.
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Plot
When Skarloey finally returns home, he is met by a new, little Diesel named Rusty. Rusty explains to Skarloey that he helps to mend the line and do odd jobs. Rusty then brings Skarloey back to the shed to meet a glum Peter Sam, who is sad about his accident with the slate trucks and his cracked funnel. Peter Sam tells Skarloey of a rough, rocking and rolling engine called Duncan who came in his absence, who, as discovered minutes later, has just stuck in a tunnel. Skarloey goes to help, and after leaving some workmen behind to fix the tunnel, he helps Duncan home, where the Fat Controller reprimands Duncan.
Characters
- Skarloey
- Peter Sam
- Rusty
- Duncan
- Sir Topham Hatt
- Thomas (cameo)
- Duke (cameo)
- Farmer Trotter (cameo)
Locations
Trivia
- This episode is based on the story of the same name from The Railway Series book, The Little Old Engine.
- Pre-filmed footage from Rock 'n' Roll is used.
- In the Netherlands, this episode is called "Finally Home".
Goofs
- When Rusty leaves Skarloey at Crovan's Gate, he leaves a few seconds later without having to uncouple.
- When Skarloey says "I understand", his face moves.
- When Skarloey puffs out of Crovan's Gate, his wheels are moving faster than he is and he has Duncan's whistle sound.
- When Skarloey puffs past with the works train, after passing a train of coaches, he is missing his eyebrows.
- When Skarloey pushes behind Duncan's train, Skarloey has Sir Handel's whistle sound.