Thomas & Friends Season 21 quotes

I know you feel bad for what you did and I do want to be friends with you but I don't like being bumped. No one does! If you want to make friends, Diesel, you need to change your ways.

This is absurd! None of us know what job Dowager Hatt wants us to do next!

We’re all stuck here, waiting for her to finish pruning her pelargoniums!

Harvey, no one makes fun of a broken down engine and, sometimes, a bit of a fuss is what's needed to get the job done!

Oh, dear! I never meant to upset her. What if I've upset her so much that she's run away?

Just because they're old, doesn't mean they're not useful!

[to Hannah] A carriage like you isn't built to go so fast!

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, slow down. So what’s happened to this other coach?!

I... I left her on a siding.

Toby, you shouldn’t done that. You need to go back and collect your coach or you’ll be in trouble with The Fat Controller.

[about Cranky] He thinks if he works twice as fast, Sir Topham Hatt won't replace him with a... [under his breath] big new fancy crane.

Replace him with a what?

[whispers] A big new fancy crane.

A big shoe zebra plane?

No! A big new fancy crane.

A pig stew dancing lane?!

A BIG, NEW, FANCY CRANE!

Okay! Okay! No need to shout!

There you go, shipmates. Communication. It's a wonderful thing.

Carly, let go.

I can’t, I’m stuck.

Pah, this is all your fault.

Me!? What have I done?!

Bulgy!? But... I thought you'd been turned into a hen house.

Well, only for a while, then I was a mobile vegetable stand. And now I am back in service! [laughs] And if you don't mind my saying so, we'd all be better off if everyone simply used roads instead of railways.

Now, now, Bulgy. Don't go getting all anti-rail again, or I might find some chickens who need a place to live.

[nervously] Yes, Sir. Sorry, Sir.

Ah, here comes #68! Really slow and always late!

Are you okay, James?

I think so. How's my paint looking? I'm really in trouble now.

You can say that again, James.

It's a shame you don't like staying in my shed anymore.

It's not that! It's just, well… I really need my sleep and I can't stay up all night talking!

Diesel engines to the rescue!