NWR1991 Actually, it’s no surprise that you used James’s sad face on Edward. In the first place. It was used on Edward for the first episode focusing on him in season 1, but for some reason they favored using it on James after that. Would I be correct that you were doing this as a sort of tribute to the times when they still used models and to the original producers at Britt Alcroft Productions?
I remember the Bluebell Railway held a funeral train last year for the passing of the founder, Bernard Holden. Of course Stepney was one of the engines to haul it and this story certainly reminded me of that day, and he's pulled one or two other trains as such before. Nice to see a different, and 'realistic' approach to a very touching plotline. Good work and yes, I did notice the nod to the 'fan made movie' :)
To quote Lemony Snicket, "If you have ever lost someone very important to you, then you already know how it feels, and if you haven't, you cannot possibly imagine it." I know how you feel, Thomas. I know the feeling all too well.
Nice to see Thomas in a situation he usually wouldn't be in. Death I think is a subject not many people would think that it would work in a Thomas story, but it did. Very tastefully done
Well I kind of thought about how Rev.W.Awdry says that Thomas is like the 'inner-child' and so I thought up how children would deal in a situation about death and of course I've seen other kids shows that tackle that situation and did well in the end.
NWR1991 Sesame Street taught children about death when Mr. Hopper passed. Peaceful passing as well as intense scenarios like murder and suicide(or attempted) have been straight up portrayed in kid shows, but if portrayed with seriousness and morality, things will come out well in the end. They should never be for the sake of humor, which the recent Spongebob seasons have set horrible examples.
NWR1991 Its interesting that the Rev. W. Awdry never wrote a story for the railway series that involved dealing with death. I read he was going to removed Henry from the series, but only because he was frustrated with C.R. Dalby's portrayal of him in his old shape.
@@NWR1991, Bluey tackled death by trying to save an injured budgie, but it was too late. Bandit said, “There’s nothing we can do. It’s out of our hands.”
you know we have watched this episode a few times and i think your story can be a useful way to explain to many with autism and others that we don't live forever how Gordon explained that life goes on and how those who we lost we remember within our selves makes a greater understanding of those who have passed will look out for us a very good story NWR1991 please continue making these series as we enjoy just sitting back and watching your content for hours
you keep up with making great Thomas & Friends content :D we do work with Thomas Land USA and Edaville Family Theme Park and we always support Thomas Content Creators so keep it up
I can honestly say that this made me cry a little bit and i loved this episode. Also, I really liked how you used James' face on Edward. It was just like how Edward had it in the episode Edward and Gordon. Also looking forward to the sequel in December and R.I.P. to Mrs. Kyndly
Such an emotional and heartwarming story, with very true words from Gordon. She will always be remembered and is in a better place, with the thin clergyman. Such a shame we never saw more of her through the TV episodes, but a wonderful ending for such a wonderful and lovely character RIP Mrs Kindley We’ll never give up on hope
My nan recently passed away, I spent many weekends with her, and miss her dearly. I then remembered this story, and it has really cheered me up and helped me through it. Thank you.
I know how Thomas feels in this story right here, and in a way, I've been in his wheels, because my American Red Cross supervisor had died on March 31st this year. I had never felt so sad, to a point where I wanted to relinquish my volunteer work from the Red Cross. And I still miss her so much, the same way Thomas now misses Mrs. Kindley... :'(
Man this legit brought tears to my eyes… I never thought in all my life a Thomas episode could make me cry, but it has… well done. This series has once again proven just how amazing it really is and how powerful it can be. ;~;
Me and my family felt the same way when my grandma passed away a little over 2 years ago and we’ll never forget the memories we treasure every day when she was still alive. RIP Grandma 1935-2016
This episode made me shed tears at the end. This reminded me of when my 3rd grade teacher passed away back in 2007, and when my maternal granddad passed away in 2017.
I am going to say that I'm glad you put this up, especially since a short while ago, my grandma (from my dad's side) had passed. It does help me to cope with it. One thing I will say, though, about Gordon's speech to Thomas about being realistic and accepting the facts... well, since Thomas probably hadn't fully let Mrs. Kyndley's death sink in at that point, I would have thought that Gordon's speech would set him off a bit, especially given how blunt Gordon sounded. I know that would have happened with *me* if *I* were trying to let a loss sink in. I know that sooner or later, we will have to accept that death is a part of life, but even so. All the same, I feel that this would have made a *great* episode for the TV series back in the Britt Allcroft era.
Well if you can come up with your own head canon, something I heard over the past year were you can make up your own interpretation in the story that happened 'off camera'. So you can say Thomas was set off a bit on his own and had a rough night, which will explain his tiredness in the next scene and he soon realises that yes he should accept the fact that Mrs. Kyndley had passed on.
NWR1991 Thank you, and you're right. BTW, I am looking forward to the sequel in December. I would like to see how everything turns out (even though I know that Mrs. Kyndley can't come back, I do hope things will turn out all right in the end).
You've done a great job on covering such a sad subject. Like others who've watched this episode, I cried a bit. Reminded me of when my grandpa passed away from Alzheimer's/pneumonia. Thank you for this, and keep up the good work, NWR!!
I never usually leave comments on youtube of praise, but this has made an accecption for me. This was extremly well crafted, and could be compared to the munitions episode of tugs. All the characters really came to their own in the face of a difficult situation, like how big micky was killed in that particular episode but in the face of his death each one had to carry on to save the other characters in the rest of the episode and see past the death. Furthermore highlighting the growing pains that anyone of any age goes through was a nice touch, seeing as Thomas in the RWS was the main character to portray a childs understanding of life lessons and how to be a better person. I also liked the historical link to funeral trains, that were common during the 1800s when steam was the main mode of traction. Overall a great episode and will be eager to see more of your work :).
Also, do you happen to know the name of the theme for that part? I've been looking for it. All I know is that it was used in All at Sea and Henry's Forest.
Jackson McKay That's the ending theme of 'Henry's Forest', it has no title and is made by bernuson, no public release and was given to me privately to help me with my series.
NWR1991 I see. Again, this was a really spectacular video. This is by far the best fan-made Thomas video I've seen since I stumbled upon Sodor: The Dark Times 5 years ago, when I first discovered that there was such a large Thomas community. This video reminded me of how important Thomas was to my childhood. Keep on puffing, good sir.
I never expected this episode to be like this. It had me feeling sad all the way through. I was very worried, but I guess fate really does overcome us when we least expect it. Death is a very sad thing and I just help but think when will my time come or anyone else's :(. But this episode was written out so well, fantastic job and very emotional too.
You know, when i was 4 years old in 2004, my grandfather past away. and when my mom told i wouldn't see him again, ever, i, didn't know what that meant. even now, i feel like crying when i think of him.
It's best not to know when you'll die. Worry will just build up in you for your whole life. Everyone has their time and whenever it is well all reunite edventully. LMG is right, there isn't any void or darkness we loom in after death. People have been through death and back so there's always more life to live forever.
That was a touching story. Reminds me of the days when my Grandmother was still alive. Death can be such a cruel thing to deal with. But we can still find peace and happiness even after the death of a friend, loved one, anyone as they live on in our hearts and memories. :)
With the recent passings of Robin Williams and Joan Rivers, I felt this episode was tasteful in that it brings the tragedy of losing someone widely loved (even a fictional one) to those who might not understand yet that two lovely people who they only know in their capacities as celebrities and entertainers are dead. I also like the music you chose for this episode. I know I'm always saying what I think doesn't work about your episodes, but I think this one was done rather well, in both content and execution. I'll say it blatantly: Well done sir.
I had to watch this with the volume off. My grandfather was diagnosed with cancer yesterday but it can't be treated. He also worked on the railway, and because of this, I can't bear to watch this with the volume on for fear of uncontrollable crying and because of my fear of jinxes.
My aunt passed away last night after a battle with leukemia (although it was some form of bacteria that killed her, and not the leukemia itself), and like Thomas did with Mrs. Kyndley, I'd hoped she'd recover. Thomas' message to the Kyndleys helped me feel a bit better.
I'm quite touched, sad even that Mrs. Kindley passed away, even touched in other episodes when she is mentioned by the other engines, especially in the Kindly Christmas episode. But a good episode and lesson to teach the young as well
Even though we've had quite a few Thomas character deaths in fan-made installments such as Sodor Dark Times. This right here might well be the only one where you feel as though a character in the series is truly gone but I guess that's really down to this not being surreal . It just feels like a proper send off as though it actually could happen in the series :)
Ya know, it's good to see Tobias and the Half Pariah getting around in the TTTE fanbase. #HalfPariah But anyway, I liked how you portrayed it, it normally takes a lot for me to cry, but dammit you almost made it!
Who Cried while watching it don't feel bad about crying let you emotions out it's always good to have a little cried now and then don't feel bad about it all men Cry as well
This is similar to how my grandfather passed away on MLK day. He had several rupture vertebrates on his back and he was in so much pain. He passed away in his sleep. I miss him.
:(..... This is the saddest fanfic I have ever seen. NWR1991, once again, you've outdone yourself. This story reminds me of some loved ones I knew that passed recently. It was so nice of you to make references to the episodes "Thomas' Christmas Party" and "Happy Ever After". I was crying in my heart when Mrs. Kyndley passed. This was so beautiful and saddening at the same time. I can hardly wait to see the sequel and what it will hold. Was Mrs. Kyndley in her 80s at the time of her death?
A few months ago June 27th my cat ginger was put to sleep she had cancer and it was heart breaking she was such a good cat too nice too we all go though the same thing losing someone close to are hearts but they always live on inside of are hearts snd souls and minds we had her for 11 years got back in 2011 but all the same when someone moved on think of the good times you had with them and visit there resting place too.
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My grandmother passed away 2 years ago from dementia. My grandfather died 3 months ago from COVID-19. This episode makes me think about them because my grandfather was big in to trains, airplanes, boats and anything that had a motor and moved. Personally I feel for Thomas
Joe Sheppard Yes she was mentioned in the movie but in my own canon for this series, this was set during 2014, many years after The Great Race which in my timeline was set in 1968.
Edward using James' sad face was diliberate.
Why?
It's weird when that happens. You know what I mean?!
Well not the first time it happened
@tom the green terrier Can you calm down about Edward and James?
NWR1991 Actually, it’s no surprise that you used James’s sad face on Edward. In the first place. It was used on Edward for the first episode focusing on him in season 1, but for some reason they favored using it on James after that.
Would I be correct that you were doing this as a sort of tribute to the times when they still used models and to the original producers at Britt Alcroft Productions?
I remember the Bluebell Railway held a funeral train last year for the passing of the founder, Bernard Holden. Of course Stepney was one of the engines to haul it and this story certainly reminded me of that day, and he's pulled one or two other trains as such before. Nice to see a different, and 'realistic' approach to a very touching plotline. Good work and yes, I did notice the nod to the 'fan made movie' :)
I love Gordon's reassuring towards Thomas about Mrs. Kyndly's passing. This episode really knows how to make Gordon a great friend.
Untied they stand together they fall you help me and I’ll help you
To quote Lemony Snicket, "If you have ever lost someone very important to you, then you already know how it feels, and if you haven't, you cannot possibly imagine it."
I know how you feel, Thomas. I know the feeling all too well.
This was a beautifully written episode. Really shows how much Mrs Kyndley meant to the engines but teaches a very valuable lesson. Great work here!
It's not often that a fanmade episode is so tugging at the heartstrings that I feel my eyes welling up. A beautifully written episode.
Nice to see Thomas in a situation he usually wouldn't be in. Death I think is a subject not many people would think that it would work in a Thomas story, but it did. Very tastefully done
Well I kind of thought about how Rev.W.Awdry says that Thomas is like the 'inner-child' and so I thought up how children would deal in a situation about death and of course I've seen other kids shows that tackle that situation and did well in the end.
NWR1991 Sesame Street taught children about death when Mr. Hopper passed. Peaceful passing as well as intense scenarios like murder and suicide(or attempted) have been straight up portrayed in kid shows, but if portrayed with seriousness and morality, things will come out well in the end. They should never be for the sake of humor, which the recent Spongebob seasons have set horrible examples.
NWR1991 Its interesting that the Rev. W. Awdry never wrote a story for the railway series that involved dealing with death. I read he was going to removed Henry from the series, but only because he was frustrated with C.R. Dalby's portrayal of him in his old shape.
@@NWR1991do a story where one of Thomas’s brothers, all witherd rusty and broken, finds there way to sodor and reunites with thomas.
@@NWR1991, Bluey tackled death by trying to save an injured budgie, but it was too late. Bandit said, “There’s nothing we can do. It’s out of our hands.”
This story makes me think about Micheal Angelis, who died not too long ago. 1952-2020 :(
He is in a better place now just like Mrs. Kyndley
6:06 - 6:26 well said Gordon. well said
I agree
Thunderbolt 1000 Siren Productions Gordon's right
Well said too
Thunderbolt 1000 Siren Productions and quite a powerful quote
you know we have watched this episode a few times and i think your story can be a useful way to explain to many with autism and others that we don't live forever how Gordon explained that life goes on and how those who we lost we remember within our selves makes a greater understanding of those who have passed will look out for us a very good story NWR1991 please continue making these series as we enjoy just sitting back and watching your content for hours
Computers For The Autistic Foundation Thank you for the kind words, very much appreciate it! Keep up the good work :)
you keep up with making great Thomas & Friends content :D we do work with Thomas Land USA and Edaville Family Theme Park and we always support Thomas Content Creators so keep it up
@@inegozamora168 stay strong, fellow autistic friend, stay strong.
I can honestly say that this made me cry a little bit and i loved this episode. Also, I really liked how you used James' face on Edward. It was just like how Edward had it in the episode Edward and Gordon. Also looking forward to the sequel in December and R.I.P. to Mrs. Kyndly
Such an emotional and heartwarming story, with very true words from Gordon. She will always be remembered and is in a better place, with the thin clergyman. Such a shame we never saw more of her through the TV episodes, but a wonderful ending for such a wonderful and lovely character
RIP Mrs Kindley
We’ll never give up on hope
My nan recently passed away, I spent many weekends with her, and miss her dearly. I then remembered this story, and it has really cheered me up and helped me through it. Thank you.
rip
I know how Thomas feels in this story right here, and in a way, I've been in his wheels, because my American Red Cross supervisor had died on March 31st this year.
I had never felt so sad, to a point where I wanted to relinquish my volunteer work from the Red Cross.
And I still miss her so much, the same way Thomas now misses Mrs. Kindley...
:'(
Man this legit brought tears to my eyes… I never thought in all my life a Thomas episode could make me cry, but it has… well done. This series has once again proven just how amazing it really is and how powerful it can be. ;~;
I feel the same way after my great grandfather passed away in 2013. R.I.P. Great grandpa. 1932-2013
My friend died same year
Joshua Slocombe My condolences
Klondipedia My condolences
I HATE it when old people die!R.I.P for your grandpa, Joshua Slocombe.
Me and my family felt the same way when my grandma passed away a little over 2 years ago and we’ll never forget the memories we treasure every day when she was still alive. RIP Grandma
1935-2016
...wow..this was very well written, I felt a bit teary at the end but otherwise, a very well crafted story, good job
This episode made me shed tears at the end. This reminded me of when my 3rd grade teacher passed away back in 2007, and when my maternal granddad passed away in 2017.
I am going to say that I'm glad you put this up, especially since a short while ago, my grandma (from my dad's side) had passed. It does help me to cope with it.
One thing I will say, though, about Gordon's speech to Thomas about being realistic and accepting the facts... well, since Thomas probably hadn't fully let Mrs. Kyndley's death sink in at that point, I would have thought that Gordon's speech would set him off a bit, especially given how blunt Gordon sounded. I know that would have happened with *me* if *I* were trying to let a loss sink in. I know that sooner or later, we will have to accept that death is a part of life, but even so.
All the same, I feel that this would have made a *great* episode for the TV series back in the Britt Allcroft era.
Well if you can come up with your own head canon, something I heard over the past year were you can make up your own interpretation in the story that happened 'off camera'. So you can say Thomas was set off a bit on his own and had a rough night, which will explain his tiredness in the next scene and he soon realises that yes he should accept the fact that Mrs. Kyndley had passed on.
NWR1991 Thank you, and you're right.
BTW, I am looking forward to the sequel in December. I would like to see how everything turns out (even though I know that Mrs. Kyndley can't come back, I do hope things will turn out all right in the end).
***** Well I'll give you one hint, the sequel will be focused on the husband.
You've done a great job on covering such a sad subject. Like others who've watched this episode, I cried a bit. Reminded me of when my grandpa passed away from Alzheimer's/pneumonia. Thank you for this, and keep up the good work, NWR!!
Watching this brought a lot of comfort to me after my great grandmother passed on.
Great story as always!
This story reminds me of my grandma who passed away in 2011 and my best friend from my high school who passed away this year😢
I hope your doing alright, may they rest in peace
DJ S thanks
@@ellenhaimila6 I feel your pain hope you're well in this tough time
Akoua Kouman thanks
I've also lost some friends from school but not via passing away I just haven't seen the since
I never usually leave comments on youtube of praise, but this has made an accecption for me. This was extremly well crafted, and could be compared to the munitions episode of tugs. All the characters really came to their own in the face of a difficult situation, like how big micky was killed in that particular episode but in the face of his death each one had to carry on to save the other characters in the rest of the episode and see past the death. Furthermore highlighting the growing pains that anyone of any age goes through was a nice touch, seeing as Thomas in the RWS was the main character to portray a childs understanding of life lessons and how to be a better person. I also liked the historical link to funeral trains, that were common during the 1800s when steam was the main mode of traction. Overall a great episode and will be eager to see more of your work :).
Wonderfully put together. I just about lost it at 7:59. Beautifully done.
Also, do you happen to know the name of the theme for that part? I've been looking for it. All I know is that it was used in All at Sea and Henry's Forest.
Jackson McKay That's the ending theme of 'Henry's Forest', it has no title and is made by bernuson, no public release and was given to me privately to help me with my series.
NWR1991 I see. Again, this was a really spectacular video. This is by far the best fan-made Thomas video I've seen since I stumbled upon Sodor: The Dark Times 5 years ago, when I first discovered that there was such a large Thomas community. This video reminded me of how important Thomas was to my childhood. Keep on puffing, good sir.
NWR1991 ,you've done a good job pal
I never expected this episode to be like this. It had me feeling sad all the way through. I was very worried, but I guess fate really does overcome us when we least expect it. Death is a very sad thing and I just help but think when will my time come or anyone else's :(. But this episode was written out so well, fantastic job and very emotional too.
You know, when i was 4 years old in 2004, my grandfather past away. and when my mom told i wouldn't see him again, ever, i, didn't know what that meant. even now, i feel like crying when i think of him.
It's best not to know when you'll die. Worry will just build up in you for your whole life. Everyone has their time and whenever it is well all reunite edventully. LMG is right, there isn't any void or darkness we loom in after death. People have been through death and back so there's always more life to live forever.
it's not very often but I came so close to tears when I first watched this 5 years ago
Great and sad episode. It just goes to show that even though someone dies, they are still with us in our thoughts.
...And our hearts. :'(
😭 Crying.
This is your most admirable episode you have ever written, I couldn't hold back a tear. :') Look forward to your squeal.
Can't believe I cried when I heard Mrs. Kindly died She was such a great lady! Wonderfully done!
That was a touching story. Reminds me of the days when my Grandmother was still alive.
Death can be such a cruel thing to deal with. But we can still find peace and happiness even after the death of a friend, loved one, anyone as they live on in our hearts and memories. :)
You did a wonderful job with this. Death is not something one would ever expect to see any of the engines to face or deal with.
With the recent passings of Robin Williams and Joan Rivers, I felt this episode was tasteful in that it brings the tragedy of losing someone widely loved (even a fictional one) to those who might not understand yet that two lovely people who they only know in their capacities as celebrities and entertainers are dead. I also like the music you chose for this episode. I know I'm always saying what I think doesn't work about your episodes, but I think this one was done rather well, in both content and execution. I'll say it blatantly: Well done sir.
I'm not gonna lie, but I nearly cried
m
Thank you!
Same here
you and me both mate.
It’s okay
I had to watch this with the volume off. My grandfather was diagnosed with cancer yesterday but it can't be treated. He also worked on the railway, and because of this, I can't bear to watch this with the volume on for fear of uncontrollable crying and because of my fear of jinxes.
Sir, I applaud this episode. Please, whatever you do, do not stop making these videos.
I still remember the kindley episodes... I felt alot of feels watching this... Great work Thomas
My aunt passed away last night after a battle with leukemia (although it was some form of bacteria that killed her, and not the leukemia itself), and like Thomas did with Mrs. Kyndley, I'd hoped she'd recover. Thomas' message to the Kyndleys helped me feel a bit better.
Every time I watch this episode I cry. Such a beautiful story
This was a terrific, but yet sad episode *sniff* Great job. Also I'm glad there's a Thomas channel in Australia like mine. Most are in USA or UK
Wow. This seems like it would be right in place in Tugs. Beautiful and I can't wait for the sequel. Good thing The Life of Brian won't be apart of it.
4:34 haha Tobias and the Half Pariah reference
I'm quite touched, sad even that Mrs. Kindley passed away, even touched in other episodes when she is mentioned by the other engines, especially in the Kindly Christmas episode. But a good episode and lesson to teach the young as well
Poor Mrs.Kindley
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭Crying.
Such a wonderful and moving episode
why does Edward have James' face?
Even though we've had quite a few Thomas character deaths in fan-made installments such as Sodor Dark Times. This right here might well be the only one where you feel as though a character in the series is truly gone but I guess that's really down to this not being surreal . It just feels like a proper send off as though it actually could happen in the series :)
OMG! That was the saddest thing ever! Great episode, I really enjoyed it! The ending made me cry!
The end made me tear up. It was sad. Goid episode though
dont worry i was balling
This episode reminds me of my cousin’s grandma and his great great grandfather 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧
Very well written story and very emotional and same happened to me when my nanny passed away from cancer
very beautiful and well put together episode. Death is sad but its part of life, and even children need to learn about it one day.
Ya know, it's good to see Tobias and the Half Pariah getting around in the TTTE fanbase. #HalfPariah But anyway, I liked how you portrayed it, it normally takes a lot for me to cry, but dammit you almost made it!
Excellent episode! I teared up a bit, for I was always fond of Mrs. Kyndley.
Even to this day this story still makes me feel emotional and almost to tears but I won’t shed any
Poor ms kindly I m sorry for poor Thomas she was an old Freind when my grandpa past away in November i felt just the same way
when my dad passed in 2016 along with my grandma I was heartbroken but then I remembered this episode
It is sad that Mrs. Kyndley pasted away :'( It is a very sad story!
I imagine this as a real Thomas episode.
I almost cried, this was beautiful.
Who Cried while watching it don't feel bad about crying let you emotions out it's always good to have a little cried now and then don't feel bad about it all men Cry as well
R.I.P Mrs Kyndley :( The story is so sad and heartwarming. But I loved the story.
This is similar to how my grandfather passed away on MLK day. He had several rupture vertebrates on his back and he was in so much pain. He passed away in his sleep. I miss him.
R.I.P., Mrs. Kyndley.
This is amazing. Wonderful work!! (:
:(..... This is the saddest fanfic I have ever seen. NWR1991, once again, you've outdone yourself. This story reminds me of some loved ones I knew that passed recently. It was so nice of you to make references to the episodes "Thomas' Christmas Party" and "Happy Ever After". I was crying in my heart when Mrs. Kyndley passed. This was so beautiful and saddening at the same time. I can hardly wait to see the sequel and what it will hold. Was Mrs. Kyndley in her 80s at the time of her death?
This story reminds me of deceased my paternal grandmother
This brings a tear to my eye whenever I see this video.;(
this story reminds me of my dad and grandma and grandpa who passed away in 2016 and 2018 respectly
Oh god the feels.
A few months ago June 27th my cat ginger was put to sleep she had cancer and it was heart breaking she was such a good cat too nice too we all go though the same thing losing someone close to are hearts but they always live on inside of are hearts snd souls and minds we had her for 11 years got back in 2011 but all the same when someone moved on think of the good times you had with them and visit there resting place too.
Right in the feels...
This story will always remind me of my godfather, John Michael Foster (1963-2015), and my dog, Kelly (1998-2015).
You made a good point NWR1991, children need to accept the fate. It occurred to me on three different occasions.
I teared up when everyone whistled
Death is cruel and cold, but is peaceful and feeling of being reunited
Right in the feels
My grandfather will be passing away so great video
Very nice work, one of my favorite episodes from you. Is the reference to Tobias and the Half-Pariah with Toby pulling those express coaches?
Very well done!
I lost my grandpa mark in 2011 and I still miss him today.
R.I.P Mrs Kindly she's in a better place now
My grandmother passed away 😢 rip grandma 1942 - 2020
Yes R.I.P, Mrs. Kindley.
I felt the same way like Thomas, about my first cat that I had for almost all my life.
I legit cried at the end...
I'm watching this video now because yesterday my dad informed me that my grandpa passed away.
How sad I lost 2 of my grandparents and it was just the same like this
this is 100% depressing
almost cried when watching this
4:28 found the reference!
i once had to say goodbye to my mom because she died of lung cancer back in September of 2020
The water in my eyes? Someone must be chopping onions...
This reminds me of the movie UP
rest In Peace Mrs Kindley
3:45 the news of my mom's passing in a nutshell rip mom 1965-2020
R.I.P Mrs. Kyndley
That was sad.. R.I.P Mrs Kyndley...
):R.I.P.:(
Mrs. Kindly
18?? - 2014
She won't be unmissed...
Please reply!
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The ERS is just Railway Series fanfic and is not canon to my series nor is it canon to the actual books.
RIP Mrs Kyndley
My grandmother passed away 2 years ago from dementia. My grandfather died 3 months ago from COVID-19. This episode makes me think about them because my grandfather was big in to trains, airplanes, boats and anything that had a motor and moved. Personally I feel for Thomas
Just curious... Why does edward have james' face?
Morgan Pollard It's...part of the model :P
NWR1991 miss kindly died but was mentioned in the great race
Joe Sheppard Yes she was mentioned in the movie but in my own canon for this series, this was set during 2014, many years after The Great Race which in my timeline was set in 1968.
Katie fan 1 In my own timeline S13-16 and the specials (MIR-BMM) are all non-canon, they are all fictional
I thought an idea at the end you could use Thpmas1Edward2Henry3's Henry's Forest ending theme because it's really beautiful!