Thomas e Seus Amigos

Percy dreams of wearing a nice, warm, scarf around his funnel to keep out the winter winds. What a surprise he gets when his wish comes true!

Percy makes a promise to Thomas and despite a terrible storm, he manages to bring Annie and Clarabel home safely.

James is asked to pull the Express and becomes proud and boastful. His impatience lands him in an undignified situation.

An important engine visits the yard. Everyone is excited, except Gordon - who doesn't trust domeless engines.

Duck is given his own branch line to work on and, following a practical joke with Donald, he makes a new friend.

Bertie helps out while Thomas waits for new rails to be laid on his branch line. Thomas is needlessly jealous.

Percy has a terrible fright when he confronts a huge Dragon, but nobody believes him. Luckily, Thomas explains everything.

Percy and Duck are outraged when Diesel arrives at the harbour. Disaster follows.

Henry's favourite place on the Island of Sodor is the forest. He is very sad when a storm damages the trees. Terence and Trevor come to the rescue.

Gordon gets splashed with mud. He refuses to be cleaned and is ordered to pull trucks. "Having a good wash down is essential to every engine".

James plays a trick on Gordon, which gets him into trouble. He soon learns that an engine doesn't have to pull coaches to be useful.

Sometimes, Thomas and Percy work right through the night pulling the post train. Harold thinks he can make a better job of it, but Thomas and Percy prove their worth.

Bertie learns that he can trust an engine - especially if his name is Thomas. Though Gordon and James prove to be less trustworthy.

Sodor welcomes Mavis, a young diesel engine who works at the Quarry. She causes Toby a lot of trouble, because she still has much to learn about trucks.

Mavis' high spirits put Toby in terrible danger. She is sorry for her actions and decides she will ask experienced engines for advice in the future.

Edward and Trevor might be old, but they are Really Useful. Their contribution to the vicar's garden party makes everything a success.

James boasts about his bravery but when a swarm of bees start buzzing around him he wishes that they would get back to making honey and leave him to make steam!

When the Island of Sodor Regatta is held, Duck wishes he could sail away to faraway lands like the boats on the water. It takes an important journey to make him really proud of his wheels again.

Bill and Ben have trouble on the turntable and end up face to face!

Gordon is envious of a two-engine and Henry finds out that one tender each is best for big engines.

Douglas is pulling the Midnight Goods Train when he encounters an engine called Oliver and his break van, Toad - escaping from the fate that all engines fear!

Oliver learns that trucks can be troublesome and, after an uncomfortable derailment, he returns to Duck's branch line a wiser engine.

It was the sightseeing season on the Island of Sodor and Bertie and the engines were busy. But their busy timetable is disrupted by a devious double decker bus called Bulgy.

Bill and Ben take advice from the trucks and get into a muddle but all is forgiven when they behave bravely at the quarry.

James and Percy boast and bicker until Percy ends up in a very sticky predicament.