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That’s just plain old nonsense. First of all, Henry’s parents are already dead by the time Henry is 94 and a half years old. Second of all, most men don’t live to that age if they are troublemakers and don’t have healthy lifestyle. And third of all, Henry probably wouldn’t care about pocket money even if he does somehow reach the age of 94 and a half years, since he most likely got a job to earn money so he for sure wouldn’t need pocket from his parents before he even comes close to that age.

0:38-The theme is beautiful.

I know a good punishment for Henry doing percys' work as well as his own.

Yeah give these evil villains a face full of mashed potatoes

1:06 when the father comes home and sees the house wrecked by the kid

Yeah Thomas is furious with the villains

I agree never mess with Thomas

Mashed potato on bad peoples face‼️

You can only paint on paper but not on wall

Thomas as a judge would be funny! Imagine Thomas having another show called "Judge Thomas" which is like Judge Judy

Request: Thomas the Tank Engine tells off Maxi for accusing Hellie

Mi hermano insoportable

Caillou: -picks on Rosie- Dad: Caillou! You stop picking on Rosie now! Or I'll give all your toys away! And you wont have any pocket money until you're 94 and a half!!!! Caillou: NO! 😂😂😂 Sorry wanted too. Can you imagine?

When I was 6 year old, in 1966, My Dad took the family to the New York National boat show at the NY Collosseum at Columbus Circle and the Bat Boat was on display. Every kid , including me , lined up just to get a glimpse of it. Later on in life , I discovered it was just a 17 ft factory made Glasstron with all kinds of fake gadgets and modifications made. But for that one February night in 1966 I believed it was Batmans boat.

Damn

😂😂😂😂

I never thought I would say this, but I will. Horace Badun just foamed REX.

Tom Hanks & Tim Allen are absolutely FLAWLESS in these movies.

Stu and Drew couldn't imagine the invention would save the life of their children later.

This movie is sometimes like Toy Story. Both Garfield and Woody are are jealous of Odie and Buzz.

Am I the only one who thought the first Rugrats movie was better than Rugrats in Paris? And by "better" I mean A LOT better.

Bag, why would Drew take so much of that from Stu?

I’m too lazy to try to destroy your house lol

NO INSURANCE?!?

Horrid Henry’s parents and Perfect Peter sucks!

0:38 how dare you say like that too thomas the brainless engine😭😭😭😭

0:00-0:05 (sighs sadly) Men…

Toy story:YOU ARE A TOOOOOYY😂😂😂❤❤❤ Toy story 2:You are a TOY😊😊😊❤❤❤

Jackie Chu: DUMB, DUMB, DUMB, DUMB! YOU FOUR DUMB!

0:21 Betty just starts smacking him. 😂

The swan princess (2004) - Jean Bob and speed unintentionally destroys the castle/gets kicked out.

I wish that was included. I didn't like it when Percy got in trouble for no reason. That's why I don't like Middle Engine. Remember, it's my opinion.

At least Thomas isn’t here to scold them

Make Thomas Scold the Tweenies

They’re just painting Doodles and Izzles.

Oh no the Tweenies are in trouble now for ruining max’s wall

I Remember That Part 😂, Thanks For Uploading It

Busted lol 😂

Sophie Blake has a very Seductive Laugh 🥰

To be honest, Stu could have marketed that as a weapon of battle.

I'm neutral to Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go

That’s where you’re wrong

Broken computer keyboards be like:

Hahaha!

Dad really went mental on Henry lmfao

Dw, that plane that Arthur built is not a toy you play with. It’s meant for display 0:13

Jon's office is so weak that a tiny toy ball destroyed it he has only himself to blame for getting cheap and poor and probably alredy damaged funiture.

Robert Baratheon, first of his name and of house Flintstone

Horrid Henry belongs to novel entertainment and CITV and Thomas and Friends belongs to hit entertainment and PBS kids hit entertainment is a subsidiary of Mattel

Both of them have their own points. Drew's case, you definitely need a stable job to pay for necessities. Especially when it comes to taking care of your own kids. Stu, shows that at the very least you have to take risks in life, especially when it comes to making your own company.