The Missing Breakdown Train (2024)

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“Emergency!"
"Judy!"
"Jerome?”
― Judy and Jerome

The Missing Breakdown Train is the twenty-fifth episode of the twentieth series.

Contents

  • 1 Plot
  • 2 Characters
  • 3 Locations
  • 4 Cast
    • 4.1 UK
    • 4.2 US
  • 5 Trivia
  • 6 Goofs
  • 7 Merchandise
  • 8 In Other Languages
  • 9 Home Media Releases
    • 9.1 UK
    • 9.2 US/AUS
      • 9.2.1 US DVD Boxsets

Plot

Judy and Jerome are sleeping on their siding at Knapford when Ryan wakes them up. They believe that there is an emergency, but Ryan tells them that he is only saying hello. They introduce themselves as the Breakdown Train. As Ryan is still a new engine, he likens them to Rocky. Judy and Jerome tell Ryan that after the Search and Rescue Centre was built, they fell out of use and have been on their siding for several years. Ryan offers to take them to Arlesburgh Harbour for a change of scenery, which they are happy about.

Ryan leaves the cranes at Arlesburgh and heads to work. Judy and Jerome enjoy the view and look out at the harbour for the rest of the day. By the evening, however, they have grown fed up with the harbour, as the sea air jams their gears and the seagulls have been defecating on their roofs. They both fall asleep and after they wake up the next morning, they find that their gears are not working properly.

When Oliver arrives, they ask him to move them and he takes them to a siding out on the branch line. They grow bored there too, so when Duck passes, they ask him to move them somewhere else.

Meanwhile, Daisy is returning to the shed, but notices a bull on the line in front of her. A signalman quickly changes the points to prevent her from hitting the bull, but the points change just as Daisy runs over them, derailing her.

Thomas arrives at Knapford to get the Breakdown Train when he hears about the accident, but he cannot find Judy and Jerome, meaning he has to get Rocky from the Search and Rescue Centre halfway across the island. Ryan tells Thomas to not do so and goes to Arlesburgh to find Judy and Jerome. When he arrives, Skiff tells him that Oliver took them down Duck's Branch Line. Ryan cannot find them there either and is told by Oliver, who is passing by, that Duck moved them somewhere else.

Judy and Jerome are at the Blue Mountain Quarry, but cannot hear each other over the machinery. Ryan arrives and quickly picks them up. They put Daisy back onto the tracks and are happy to have another chance to be useful.

The Missing Breakdown Train (1)

That evening, Judy and Jerome are taken to the sheds on Ryan's branch line. The Fat Controller praises them, but tells them that from now on, he needs to know where they are. He therefore decides to relocate them to Arlesburgh permanently, allowing them to handle emergencies on the west side of the island while Rocky handles the east. Everyone cheers... at least until a seagull perches on Judy who then tries to shoo it off.

Characters

  • Thomas
  • Oliver
  • Ryan
  • Daisy
  • Skiff
  • Judy and Jerome
  • Sir Topham Hatt
  • Duck (does not speak)
  • Emily (cameo)
  • Skarloey (cameo)
  • Rheneas (cameo)
  • Sir Handel (cameo)
  • Luke (cameo)
  • Merrick (cameo)
  • Owen (cameo)
  • The Great Railway Show Judge (cameo)
  • Albert's Wife (cameo)
  • Captain Joe (cameo)
  • The Arlesburgh Maritime Museum Manager (cameo)
  • Rocky (mentioned)

Locations

  • Knapford
    • Knapford Station Yard
  • Duck's Branch Line
    • Tidmouth Tunnel
    • Arlesburgh Harbour
      • Arlesburgh Maritime Museum
    • Arlesburgh Goods Yard
      • Arlesburgh Yard Shed
  • Blue Mountain Quarry
    • Blondin Bridge
  • Sodor Search and Rescue Centre (mentioned)

Cast

UK

  • John Hasler as Thomas
  • Joe Mills as Oliver
  • Steven Kynman as Ryan
  • Tracy-Ann Oberman as Daisy
  • Jamie Campbell Bower as Skiff
  • Teresa Gallagher as Judy
  • Tim Whitnall as Jerome
  • Keith Wickham as the Fat Controller and the Signalman

US

  • Joseph May as Thomas
  • Joe Mills as Oliver
  • Steven Kynman as Ryan
  • Tracy-Ann Oberman as Daisy
  • Jamie Campbell Bower as Skiff
  • Teresa Gallagher as Judy
  • Tim Whitnall as Jerome
  • Keith Wickham as Sir Topham Hatt and the Signalman

Trivia

  • Going by production order, this is the fifteenth episode of the twentieth series.
  • As the episodes air out of production order, Judy and Jerome appeared previously in Mucking About, and this episode, along with Hugo and the Airship, which likewise lacks the mermaid figurehead on the pirate ship, and Skiff and the Mermaid, in which the figurehead is added, aired after Blown Away and The Railcar and the Coaches, in which the figurehead is visible on the ship.
  • This episode marks:
    • The first time the title has been on the top of the screen since the model series.
    • The only time that Daisy has had an accident in the television series.
    • Tidmouth Tunnel's last appearance until the twenty-third series episode, Panicky Percy.
  • On the Nick Jr. US broadcast of the episode, it was paired with Skiff and the Mermaid.
  • After noticing Judy and Jerome at Arlesburgh Harbour, Oliver breaks the fourth wall by looking at the audience.
  • The signalman's line "Oh, no! Look out!" is re-used from the nineteenth series episode, Rocky Rescue.
  • Jerome talking to Ryan about the time the Search and Rescue Centre was built references the events of the specialMisty Island Rescue.

Goofs

  • When Daisy comes off the tracks, she is far away from the tracks after derailing, but in the next scene, she is near the tracks.
  • Daisy is dirty after she derails, but is clean when rescued.
  • Andrew Brenner is mistakenly credited as this episode's writer in the Polish dub.
  • The Nickelodeon US airing with Skiff and the Mermaid credits William Hope and Glenn Wrage for voicing Rocky and Cranky, respectively, but neither characters appear in either episode.
  • When Ryan pulls Judy and Jerome through the tunnel by the lake, part off Jerome's cab is invisible.

Merchandise

  • TrackMaster - Ryan and Jerome

In Other Languages

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LanguageTitle
Brazilian PortugueseO Trem de Avaria Desaparecido
CzechZmizely Pomoc Vlak
DutchDe Verdwenen Reddingstrein
FrenchLa Disparition du Train Dépanneur
GermanDer verschwundene Pannen-Zug
GreekΤο χαμένο σπασμένο τρενο
Το χαμένο με βλάβη τρενο
Hebrewרכבת החילוץ החסרה
HungarianA hiányzó mentővonat
Japaneseジュディとジェロームのぼうけん
Korean사라진 구조 열차
Latin American SpanishEl Tren de Socorro Perdido
PolishZagubiony Pociąg Naprawczy
Zagubiony Pociąg Ratunkowy
PortugueseO Comboio Pronsucoho Desaparecido
RomanianTrenul de Intervenţii Dispărut
RussianЗабытые спасатели
SerbianNestali voz za popravke
SlovenianPogrešani pomožni vlak
SpanishEl Tren de las Averías Desaparece
TurkishKayıp Kurtarıcı Tren

Home Media Releases

UK

  • Extraordinary Engines
  • The Complete Series 20 (Extraordinary Engines Bonus Disc)

US/AUS

  • Extraordinary Engines

US DVD Boxsets

  • Extraordinary Engines and Railway Friends Double Pack

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The Missing Breakdown Train (2024)

FAQs

Who is number 2 on Thomas the Train? ›

Edward is a blue mixed-traffic tender engine who lives and works on the Island of Sodor, and is the North Western Railway's number 2 engine.

How old is Edward the Train? ›

Edward was built in 1896, and worked on the Furness Railway before being brought to Sodor in June 1915. He helped build the Wellsworth-Brendam Branch Line, but by 1923, he was no longer needed and shunted into the shed.

Who is number 3 in Thomas? ›

Former members
NameNumberVoiced by (UK)
EdwardNWR 02Keith Wickham (2010–2021) Unknown voice actor (All Engines Go)
HenryNWR 03Keith Wickham (2010–2021) Unknown voice actor (All Engines Go)
TobyNWR 07Ben Small (2010–2015) Rob Rackstraw (2015–2021) Toby Hadoke (All Engines Go)

Are Annie and Clarabel twins? ›

As of the twenty-second series, Annie and Clarabel are the only non-human twin characters who are both still voiced by the same actress. A real coach based on the television series version of Clarabel (a former LNER "Sunshine" coach) has been put into service at the Llangollen Railway in North Wales.

What is the 7 name in Thomas Train? ›

Thomas, Edward, Henry, Gordon, James, Percy, Toby, Annie, Clarabel, and the Fat Controller (known in the American dubs as Sir Topham Hatt) are the only characters who appear in every season of the original series and "Big World!

Who is the oldest train in Thomas the Tank Engine? ›

Skarloey is the oldest engine on the railway that he was named after, the Skarloey Railway. He is a wise and kind engine who has the number 1 painted on his bunkers. He loves seeing the sights and the countryside, he thinks they're so beautiful.

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