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- Demons.
THIS VIDEO CONTAINS FLASHING LIGHTS AND HAS A MILD JUMPSCARE - VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED
Ⓘ This video is intended for GENERAL AUDIENCES and can be enjoyed by adults.
Happy Halloween everyone! I'm so excited to be showing this off to you, I've worked really hard on this for the last month or so. The idea came to me randomly as I was driving home from work and I immediately messaged Mike and we brainstormed what we could do with Diesel, Arry and Bert for a while until we settled on something we both liked! This wouldn't have been possible without the help of the Video Workshop. They always help with my videos, but on this one, everyone had feedback to give and it all made such a better product in the end I think. I really cannot wait for you all to see this.
MASSIVE Thanks to Kool_Aid203 for letting us use their awesome smelters building once again! Last year, we only had a small section in Trainz, but this time we have the WHOLE THING! IT'S HUGE! As usual, Jake and Xavier really came through with modelling our scrap engine this year! I won't say too much about it as I don't want to spoil the story.
Also, I'd like to formally welcome @dcg12b to the Video Workshop. Jake Harbour has been very busy these past few months and hasn't really had time to narrate. So! I've brought on David to help in the meantime.
I really hope you all enjoy this year's special, it's truly been a treat to work on and always, thanks for watching.
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Today on the Island of Sodor, Diesel unearths a passage to hell at the scrapyards alongside ‘Arry and Bert!
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Check out the soundtrack here!
I literally just started listening to it, and it sounds wonderful. I also listened to The Red Balloon, it sounds beautiful.
Now THAT, was truly terrifying, I've still got goosebumps from the spooky old engine, whose face just, appeared out of nowhere! "You...disturbed...MY SLEEP!"
I love how you have used henry mk l shape as if it was a subtle nod to the two Henrys theory
Oh, speaking of The Red Balloon, is that music FREE TO USE WITH CREDIT or not free to use?
@@-LLAMA- it’s free to use with credit!
That engines face is honestly one of the most disturbing things I’ve ever seen from a fan video!
Hey Thomas1edward2henry3 good to see you
YOU. DISTURBED. *MY SLEEP!!!*
@Thomas1Edward2Henry3
Hi Thomas! Nice to see you again!
His face looks like Henry took on too much special coal, eventually stops taking it, suffers withdrawals, and then suffers mood swings and insomnia… still horrifying.
I’ll watch this video but I look away before the face pops up, and I STILL get chills!
Update: I made a meme of the engine’s face and send it to people when they annoy me.
After watching the Dudley series, it still appears that even in death, Dudley doesn’t like his sleep disturbed by diesels.
Can you please give me a context of how did dudley died?
@@pamfilipinas9102 It's never clear, but I assume he was scrapped at some point after the events of Lifting the Curtain
A very terrifying story here. Not to mention it's a sequel to another spooky story you did last year. This story is like Diesel's Demons, but it's a sequel to your own version of the Spectre's Warning (aka A Dark Night for Bert). Well done here.
Oh boy I’ll say it was terrifying that demon engine surly made me scream
@@laurahossack9953 same that night i couldn't sleep becuse of the Demon
@@katjaritzmann875 how long you were awake
Untill 6Am
@@katjaritzmann875 boy you’ve really knackered yourself haven’t you
Damn. So now we get that engine’s backstory. That’s Dudley.
Oh my God. You’re right.
This episode is philosophical when you think about it. The diesels look down on steam engines but the ones in the scrapyard remind them that they worked hard to get their duties done. Loved how you set the tone, Carson.
🤓
@@dudeinahelmet and?
@@dudeinahelmet don’t be an ass.
Not all the diesels look down on the steamers, some are willing to help and admit that they are flawed too.
@@dudeinahelmet Your basically calling him smarter than you by calling him a nerd
Today on the Island of Sodor, Diesel discovers the literal pits of hell with Arry and Bert, and now they have to deal with literal demon engines who want to torture them for the rest of there lives
To be fair Arry and Bert were torching scrapped steam engines for years, in a way it’s just karma.
@@calebc.2290 Wonder is Bert wants to change jobs after what's being happening
Ton’ite
Diesel goes grave robbing, arr’y sleeps in the shed, and Bert shunts
Honestly, after the Dudley series, I like the idea that the scrapped engine is, well the main man himself.
Giving this a rewatch following "Lifting the Curtain" is incredibly satisfying. I love the consistency of "Heartaches," being used to represent Dudley- Even out the gate with this episode. Always love seeing your stuff
Wait when did Heartaches play in the Dudley episodes?
@@ToastTheThe The trailer for the adaptations that was released a few months prior had the "Heartaches" variant of Dudley's Theme playing in the background
@@ToastTheThe Multiple times, including the Trailer, at the very start of Dudley, and even during the confrontation in Lifting the Curtain
@@Werdna-ob2ul thanks
@@BiscuitCatProductions thanks to u too lol
8:54 Notice at the end there that both Bert and Diesel staying almost out of the sheds signifies their ghostly experiences whereas Arry is tucked inside yet to meet his own.
Well played Carson.
Perhaps a follow-up will happen where Arry will complete the trifecta.
@@fishpop There is an Arry story out there too, kind of a spiritual sucessor to A Dark Night for Bert. It's called "Arry learns the truth". It's not supernatural, but it's still pretty disturbing.
@@engineerskalinera May I see it?
@@juxtaposedlime2734 go right ahead, use the search bar
@@juxtaposedlime2734 th-cam.com/video/Ac1PILnwmck/w-d-xo.html
Here ya go
When Diesel accidentally bumped into the scrap engine, it legit got me to jump a little.
You keep getting better and better with these stories. One of the new best spooky stories I’ve ever seen. David does a tremendous job here too.
You too, huh? I actually thought it was unexpected, but what really got me was the engine's creepy face.
@@joeleboeuf that was pretty intense too. I didn’t think a guy like David would be able to do such a bone chilling delivery.
@@sunglasses426 Neither did I.
Honestly though, same here. I almost drop my iPad. David and the team did well in this video
"Watch where you're going you bi-"
A truly terrific horror story man, I loved it! The perfect balance of making scary things work in the Thomas universe in my opinion!
Totally! I wonder if Arry is next to have an encounter
This is how you make terror genre work. No gore, no filth, just pure scary things
True
Someone Tired of Cliches :)
@@tomyoldiron6715 Are you referring to those crappy stories? (Timothy the Ghost Engine and Shed 17)
Actually No.
But i don't find Shed 17 necessarily bad.
Not a fan of Timothy tho.
@@tomyoldiron6715 I hate both stories
Just came back from "Lifting the Curtain"....
I guess Dudley never let go of hatred towards diesels...
Suits him right
the buried truck said it himself Dudley is irredeemable. he'll never change.
The perfect prank, using a corpse to scare someone
Pretty effective if you think about it.
At this point, I’m 100% convinced that the tender engine in this story is Dudley the Vagrant Engine
Something I noticed that not many people are talking about is Diesels engine coughing and sputtering when the face appeared on the engine, almost like your heart skipping a beat. Little minute detail, but nonetheless, it was still put in.
That attention to detail is dedication to your craft.
Truly terrifying, Carson. It's as if all those scrapped engines were the picture gallery of ancestors from _Ruddigore_ stepping down from their frames...
Happy Halloween!
Ruddigore is a great opera. But this is twice as scary, and nowhere near as comical as Gilbert and Sullivan!
@@elirosen1391 I was hoping someone might understand a bit of G&S. :D
@@DarthWill3 I'm in the Savoy opera company in Philadelphia. We were going to do that one before the pandemic.
@@elirosen1391 Sorry to hear that. Would've been nice to see. Maybe you'll save me a seat in case you're back in business. ;)
indeed, i even got a jump. great video old chap........DON'T DESTURB THE UNDEAD.
I only just realized something incredibly clever that makes me appreciate this video even more.
The ghost engine is Dudley, and he yells at Diesel for disturbing his rest in the same way he did to Bear.
Incredibly clever writing and planning here!
Certainly hadn't expected such a thrilling follow-up to the Bert story! Didn't expect what was seen, that's for sure.
Was the scrap engine the same as in S8's Halloween? The wheels and body combo had me wondering
It is supposed to be the S8 engine from Halloween!
S8?
@@ianprice1744 season 8
I'm pretty sure the scrap engine is an Austerity WD 2-10-0
@@samster4044 Is there a link to what you're talking about, as that doesn't clear up a lot.
That face... it's like Henry woke up and chose violence
With BuriedTruck’s recent stories, we now know who this scrap engine is. Hopefully we’ll get more stories about this character and how he ends up here in “Demons” - Wonder how he’d react if Bear was at the scrapyard?
He'll once again refuse to admit his mistakes and say something like: YOU SENTENCED ME TO SCRAP!
He is no different to Spamcan, and to put such blame of a fate you sealed on one who warned you, did all he could but you still say "It's your fault, my fate is on you" is just what those engines will become Slag utter waste of Iron and steel. You have no one more to blame for what happens than you.
his name is Dudley
@@Plokman040 Dudley proved he deserved to be scrapped
What buriedtruck story do you refer to?
I can’t wait to see Diesel being chosen to meet spirits of the scrapyard engine. This is going to be one the best Halloween video ever.
Agree that episode would be incredible aswell to see a pt.2 of this episode.
Straight from Dcg's own Halloween story to this! Very much chilled indeed. I practically jumped when the scrap engine came alive. Love a good scare and with an equally well filmed story with it!
The demon's face surely made me jump out of fright. This was really good! I can't wait what you'll do for next Halloween.
That's too long a wait :(
Hopefully next Halloween is Arry’s turn to get spooked.
That makes two of us man, I was not expecting anything like that. But do you think that engine really was just a figment of Diesel's imagination or was it really a ghost?
@@joeleboeuf most likely real, the supernatural aint a thing something Diesel would really care about at first until he saw it for himself
@@fishingmasterstudios9481 I think you might be right.
Watching this after watching Dudley makes me convinced that the scrap engine is Dudley several years later. Could be wrong.
Great story! The face of the demon engine is truly scary. And most of all, David's narration is top-notch!
Isn't it always?
The cinematography is fantastic. The shot when the face lights up is super creepy. And as always the best ghost stories are those where you don't know if the ghost was really there or not. Too many Thomas horror stories outright confirm the ghost being real which never feels appropriate for Sodor's relatively realistic setting.
Also "no eyes always watching" on the tender, nice nod to Slenderman.
Hi Edwards driver!
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@@josecarrilloii4036 what
7:04 "YOU.....DISTURBED.....MY SLEEEEEEEP!!!!!!!!!!!!", dude that scared the crap out of me
7:03
That would send my trainsona running away.
I made a big mistake watching this in the dark. Now I’m gonna be sleeping with the light on tonight
“And the next morning, diesel was gone” could be a good start to a sequel
This will be the first time I’ll hear david be the narrator stepping in to fill in Jake’s shoes Nice move Carson hopefully 🤞by Christmas Jake will return! Of course let him take his time there’s no hurry.
As someone who's had reoccurring nightmares about the smelter's yard since I was 6 years old, I can say I am both terrified and beyond satisfied with this episode! I've always wished for a Halloween episode where there was something real to be scared of, and this is absolutely perfect for that! Thanks so much!
The smelters yard episode in the classic model series always freaked me out as a kid.In this episode I certainly wasn’t expecting a face to pop up,I had a feeling it would happen but I wasn’t sure.Definitely spooky!
The fact that the tender engine has the words don’t let me die written on it is absolutely horrifying! This episode was an 11/10!
That is a nod to actual scrap engines in England. Some have things like “save me” or “kill me” chalked on them. I saw one picture where a locomotive actually had a weeping face painted on its smoke box door.
@@GreyLiam The fuck?
Well are you really surprised? What has Thomas always been about? Engines, especially steam engines are as alive as anything man made can get, in my honest opinion they have souls from the fact they combinde the two elements of the greatest power naturally made.
Not periodic Elements, the physical elements, fire, water, earth, air, ice, stone, light, shadow. Fire and water produced the second most powerful explosive force we know, steam!
Those engines with rusting chalked faces and requests, nay pleas to live is not much different from what you might call out if your life was in danger!
Forgive me but, like many I get emotional for steam engines. People don't know just what they are and how much we needed them to build our world. They were seen by many as replacements for their work, but they were here to help and we turned our backs on them.
To get a better feel for this read "Hearts of Steel" a Transformers comic set in a world when the track laying man fought and beat a machine to prove humans are just as capable, only for him to fall from the strain. John Henry the Steel driving man.
@@GreyLiam That particular locomotive with the face drawn on it was saved and now works at a heritage railway.
@@juxtaposedlime2734 that’s wonderful! I didn’t know.
I think that scrap tender engine might be Dudley the evil steam engine
People who watched this back when it first came out: Holy hell that was creepy!
People rewatching this after seeing Lifting The Curtain: 😐
The face reveal of the Scrap Engine really caught me off guard.
Much scarier too.
Ummm is that Dudley? The face is similar. I dont know make your answers here 👇 (edit 1: OMG TYY
It's practically confirmed to be Dudley by the original creator of all 5 stories.
These adaptations specifically make it more obvious though with things like one of Dudley's angry faces being the same as this episode's scrap engine's face, as well as the music cues in this story and Lifting The Curtain being exactly the same lol
Yep that’s Dudley
@@ToastTheThe"It's like poetry... it rhymes."
It is Dudley!
It is
Bloody hell. I like how you did this with diesel and not arry. Bert and diesel are now on the same boat and I wonder if arry will join them. Also cameos from proteus, the 812, city of turo and those E2's.
What if Arrys already expirence a much worse experience, but he’s grown past it.
I like how the concept of the ghost engines are apparently fully set making you expect that every one of them will have just these shiny dots as eyes when suddenly a completly diferent thing happens, and this furious, demonic pale face stares right at you. Very very good.
Hilarious that a fan animated Thomas episode scares me as much as something like the exorcist
Dudley never changed... and the anguish of his hateful spirit is all that remains
7:04 You when your neighbor is having a late night gaming session.
This was a great story and what a trick Diesel tried to pull. But the bit where the scrap engines woke up and gave him a scare really gave me a shock.
You and me both, brother.
It really did scare me but in a good way
I had to watch a lot of cartoons just so I could turn off the lights when I went to sleep.
but- HOW DID THE ENGINES FACE REAPPEAR I THOUGHT THEY STAY DEAD
Personally it made me shake when those eyes appeared.
This really shows that the scrapyard is just as frightening for Diesels as it is for Steam Engines, but for quite a different reason.
You have certainly outdone yourself with this adaptation. I like how it follows on from a dark night for Bert. It is certainly terrifying when the old engine begins to talk and then rolls towards diesel with its newly appeared face, this is certainly one of the best ghost creations in the fandom.
After Lifting the Curtain, this makes so much sense now.. Was that Dudley?
Yes it was
Unlike other episodes where either the drivers exist and the trains lacked total autonomy, or there were no drivers and the trains had freedom of movement, this one featured both, resulting in a slight inconsistency in that Diesel's pranks and interactions with the ghost train don't make sense if his driver were onboard.
I have always had my own pet theory that drivers were only required if the trains were traveling from one location to another, with the trains having autonomy if left within the yard/sheds, but that's just my attempt to explain the Thomas universe.
Nevertheless, it's a great short movie, and I especially loved how the face "grew" out of the defunct engine, as if forcing itself awake from a long slumber. Brilliant. I also got jump-scared when Diesel crashed into the engine even though I was expecting one.
I believe what victor tanzing cannon, sure they can move about themselves, but they have crew for safety and emergencies. Plus I imagine why they can move on their own, they still need food/fuel.
You could also say, Diesel's driver was in on the prank, and he was just as surprised when the scrap loco 'came alive'
Engines, in canon, very little control over themselves. They can jolt forward or backward, or do little things, but can't feasibly drive themselves. Thomas Comes to Breakfast is a great example of this, and of course Old Iron.
Perhaps Diesel's driver was in on the prank, an engine can only be so mischievous on their own after all, makes sense for their driver to play a part in it.
We had Bert and Diesel's encounters with the Scrap Engines... now its Arry's turn lol 🤣😈
And then well............... But that's a story for another day
@@OptimusPrime2471 Gordan meets the scrap engines? A big brave engine like him will be funny
@@andosrailway2369 That would be funny since the scrap engine Diesel was shunting was Gordon's basis but with Murdoch's wheel configuration
Is the scrap engine the same model as Dudley from Donald and Douglas fan 1000 video? Only curious
7:09 if I was Diesel and I saw that, I wouldn’t just run back to Arry and Bert! I would run as far away from the smelters yard as possible or even off the island itself!
Edit: 9:22 that ending sent chills down my spine, especially the groaning and creaking! My god, great video!
If i was diesel i would run away to Russia to china heck travel to the moon
I like how the events of A Dark Night for Bert plays a small role in this story. This was really well done, Carson and Mike. I've watched this video a couple of times even in the dark, really added a major dramatic effect. That cinematography was (Chef's kiss) I loved that scene of the demonic engines giving Diesel a fright. Music score was on point, enjoyed the instrumental track on the Sound of Clouds. It was nice having David narrate this story, his voice and narration style makes this story really effective and spooky. Can't wait for what you may have in store for next year.
I like the beginning music, it’s heartaches, which is used in everywhere at the end of time
I would be spooked as hell if i were Disel
The part of the eyes and the steam locomotive complaining "you disturbed my sleep" ..... That was the best part and scary too
First Bert, now Diesel; when will it be Arry's turn?
That was on hell of a wreck of that 2-10-0? engine, or what's left of it. Was it meant to be that ghost engine with Murdoch's wheel base and Gordon's boiler/body? That haunted face was horrifying! I had fun trying to read all of the messages written all over it.
We gonna have some good rest this night.....
@@Matts_Conrail_Chicago_Mainline I thought that's what it was meant to be too
The scrap engine was based off an LNER A1 / A3 specifically the “down the mine” pilot Gordon model
@@valesbridge_yt if that's the case, then explain why this engine resembles a 2-10-0 instead of the 4-6-2 that you claim it to be
@@dracoarton94 it's from season six of the show, it was a scrap body if Gordon on Murdoch's 2-10-0 chassis
7:08 was very scary I didn’t not see that one coming. This has to be the best ghost ever Carson.
Really like how Bert is still in shock from his ghostly encounter from last year, to show these stories are connected. First him now diesel, I wonder what all this is leading up to? I can't wait to find out. Great Job!
Something about the engine's design doesn't make sense to me... It's general shape is similar to Gordon or Henry, But it's a 2-10-0 like Murdoch... Could've been an old experimental unit that was a failure and sentenced to be scrapped.
Its a bit like an LNER P1 2-8-2, but as a 2-10-0
it's dudley
The Buried Truck has confirmed that the scrapped engine that scared Diesel is Dudley.
Wow, everything now feels so. Connected.
I guess he never truly let go of his hatred for Diesels... if at all
@@firehawk0if a steam engine were to disturb his sleep would he do the same?
@@ryancampbell4119 odds are the results would be a bit less extreme... unless if it was Donald
The title on it's own looks amazing! Can't wait to see it!
Wow. After seeing this, I realize that Bert really got off lightly in his ghostly encounter. Sure, his was creepy, but it was really just a stern talking to; definitely not as scary or threatening as Diesel's. Then again, Diesel was bloody using an engine's *corpse* to pull a prank, which is all kinds of messed up.
After Carson's adaptation of "Lifting the Curtain" and remembering the scrapped engine here, I'd say we know what happened to Dudley...
Now knowing the ghost engine was Dudley gives a whole different feel to the episode.
It's very poetic that Dudley is facing off against Diesel who did similar actions that Dudley did to Bear.
I should have known that scrap engine was Dudley.
7:03 you Disturb MY SLEEP!!!!!!!
Oooooo! *Runs away*
This is a masterpiece honestly, gave me chills when I saw all the eyes. Great job :)
POV: you woke up the person beside you in school 7:04
No matter how many times I rewatch this that demons face still scares me
Seeing who it turned out to be, I honestly am more frightened by Marklin in "All eyes on Dennis" no face, only eyes where his lamp should go. At least Marklin relented Dudley never would, and this is his fate! Just slag that is to be melted down through only his fault. It's kinda funny, a certain Dudley learned sense, but it was the one you wouldn't have thought would.
my my a special that’s on time, you’ve really been working hard just for us
David, truly is a gem. Arguably most well known for his dabble into ghost stories, it seems more than fitting to have him as narrator, though Jake is just as talented =)
Hearing Mike’s work through his voice is such a pleasure and welcome change. I hope we may hear more if it in the coming year, you always outdo ourself from your previous upload, and this is no exception. The visuals were absolutely tingling and spooky music is as bonechilling as always, I see what you did there with that intro ;)
Wishing you a safe belated Halloween and Happy Holidays to come 💕
that was terrifying......absolutely terrifying. that ending was terrific and the whole episode gave me chills
It was certainly beautifully done. Oh, by the way hello, brother. Did you remember to WAH today?
Just came here from Lifting the Curtain. I want to see how similar the deamon engine is to Dudley
Dudley Is That You?
Ah, Dudley... that's whatcha get for messing with Bear.
That was great. But I do have a theory though. That scrap engine that Diesel had was Dudley because the face and the shape of the engine looked very similar to Dudley but that's just a theory.
A theory that has been proven correct, as BuriedTruck confirmed that the scrap engine is in fact Dudley
Well I'll be dipped I actually didn't know that. I was just using my imagination and guessing. thank you for teaching me that
The face on the S8 engine scared the hell out of me!
Once again great job Carson! And that cliff hanger at the end really puts the viewers to think what Diesel saw was true or not....
☝ *"HOLD IT!"* ☝
- *Miles Edgeworth*
Which episode from *Season 8* was that?
@@josecarrilloii4036 Halloween.
@@Jedi-ge6lr **Halloween*
It's an *"A"* and *_one_** "O"* in "Halloween," not *_two_* "O's."
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• I don't think I saw an engine *(steam or diesel)* with *_that_** kind of face mask* in said episode. Hell, even *'Arry and Bert* don't have face masks
like that in the show if I'm not mistaken, and they're *British Rail Class 08 diesel locomotives.*
@@josecarrilloii4036 No need to be a grammar nazi.
tonight on sodor gear,
diesel finds demons
arry finds demons
and bert finds demons
*top gear theme cues*
I never thought I would be scared by a Thomas video of all things that was amazing impressive and horrifying even though it is like the 12th sequel to a certain story involving the Ironworks twins it's very unique
Oh naw that ending was awesome! These stories keep getting creepier and creepier how amazing!
A year on and this still has me terrified (my mum just knocked on my door and I jumped like I had been electrocuted 🤣🤣)! Between this and Dudley I know how I'm spending my Halloween!! Very well done!
I like how this story could be connected with A Dark Night For Bert because if his attitude and character here, never the less a great story and chilling twist.
This episode is literally a sequel to A Dark Night for Bert lmao
Hello Dudley. We meet again, but out of order.
I’m sure that scrap engine is Dudley.
TheBuriedTruck confirmed it is.
I need that link, cause the engine's shape doesn't match Dudley's at all.@@rodimussupreme2329
I'd like to point out how well "Heartaches" works as the intro tune. The Caretaker music really adds to the spooky feel
I love Diesel's arrival scene in this one, great to see Diesel being put down by the other diesel engines you'd expect to share his viewpoint the most.
For a place that presumably doesn't scrap engines, Sodor sure has a lot of scrap engines. . .
Maybe the engines are from the Mainland being sent to Sodor because the latter has enough room?
As much as Sir Tophamm Hatt loves his steam engines... you can't keep fixing an old engine forever.
They get imported over from the mainland. Scrap yards on the mainland are likely overburdened so they have to send off scrap engines and parts to other places or else they'd get overburdened.
The face on the engine just damn
it’s all aged, wrinkled, and scarred
Caught me off guard and sent a chill up my spine
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☠ *(Misriah Armory M90[A] C.A.W.S. Shotgun clicks)* ☠
-- Edit(s):
• Referring to the *shotgun* from *"Halo: Combat Evolved [Anniversary]" (2001; 2011)*
to *"Halo 3" (2007).*
@@josecarrilloii4036 me: *"FIRE!!!"*
Note to self: don't disturb someone's nap time. Good to know
Is it just me or has anyone noticed the Slender Engine references on the old engines tender. "Always watches No Eyes"
Where?
Truthfully scary. In my opinion I believed that Bert tried to warn him but he didn't believe in what Bert is saying. So Diesel come with the new way to scare the twins and he thought that it would scare the twins instead it scared him. I think Diesel has learned his lesson about scrap steam engines, don't you?
The scrap engine is Dudley!
Watching this after watching the Dudley saga makes the story so much more chilling.
1:45 nice call back to last years Halloween’s special in the music
Edit: I’m surprised Diesel’s driver didn’t freak at all during this entire ordeal.
I’ll say this much, I’m actually glad I didn’t watch this on Halloween or would have never been able to sleep at all. Great job Carson, seriously dude I didn’t expect a Thomas the Tank Engine episode to be this terrifying. You just keep making these episodes better and better every time.
Nice touch with the tender. I like the D199 hint.
Carson's voice almost sounds like Ringo Starr
And that is a huge compliment because I'm getting flashbacks to when I was a kid and I used to watch Thomas the Tank Engine😊
Awesome job my friend
Since you've finished Dudley's storyline, maybe that demonic engine WAS Dudley after leaving the Island of Sodor and then dismantled afterwards...
Was? More like IS 😊👍
the scrap engine that spoke at 7:03 is Dudley now we know what happened to him booyeeeeee
Ok what if... The concept of Dudley was already full thought off among the video workshop but like they had to wait a while to... Do it in this channel
But went full in with foreshadowing Dudley's existence with this video?
Nah cuz these are all adaptions of The Buried Truck's stories, he created the Dudley stories after this story and connected the two together
@@ToastTheThe welp, thanks for reminding me
Now the theory is about buried truck already having the concept of Dudley in his mind when writing "demons"
Ok in the last 2 years we've had Richard and Thomas scarring Gordon about ghost trains then we got bert learning not to tease or make fun of trains at the end of there lives
It makes u wonder whats going to happen this holloween
No Diesel, not the Ironworks Diesels...
DUDLEY!
The scrap engine is Dudley.