I remember this so fondly from when I was a kid getting the audio cassette out of the library. Rushton's fantastic narrations and the rare use of sound effects made this such a favourite of mine.
This is one of my favourite Thomas stories EVER and to hear a different, brilliant narrator telling the tale is wonderful. Although Ringo Starr is my favourite Thomas storyteller, Rushton is still fantastic here. Thank you for sharing.
Out of all Willie Rushton's narrations this has got to be his greatest of all. Everything he did in this one came out perfect, and the the howling noises are awesome. Best audio railway series narrator ever. You rule Willie!
One time when I was listening to this, and when I was asleep I could hear a howling noise in my dream and the part where Willie is doing his ghostly voice. Wow!
I swear I can't get enough of how much invigorating piece of artistry Willie Rushton's narration and Gunvor and Peter Edwards' illustrative portraiture is together. It's such captivating world-building the Railway Series has ever deserved for the love and inspiration of railroading Wilbert Awdry wanted to create in these everlasting stories of his. Literature can be quite a discovery, and there ain't nothin' wrong with digging as deep as you can to find the hearth and lore of what it resembles in fine entertainment.
My son is special needs and he loves trains 🚆🛤🚋🚞🚝🚊🚉🚈🚇🚅🚄🚃🚂 especially the ones in these stories and he is glad that Reverend Wilbert Awdry wrote them. My son also says that from 01:43 - 2:44 that he can hear the hoot of a Tawny Owl 🦉, he really likes owls 🦉 too!
This is always one of my most favorite episodes of the series, both RWS and TV series. And this narration, with those sound effects, was on point, and one of my most favorites by Willie Rushton.
Imagine I was in it, like on a foggy Halloween night, listen to the wind howling and hearing a ghost train's spooky and eerie whistle and get nightmares afterwards! Very scary!
Awdry had wanted Duke's book to be the last but just think, if he hadn't been pressured to do one more book, we wouldn't have gotten this story and wouldn't have gotten the iconic Ghost train theme from the TVS
And Mavis probably would not have been introduced. Besides, Thomas, Percy and Toby had not appeared since Stepney The Bluebell Engine, not counting when Thomas had a very brief non-speaking role in Main Line Engines.
Having grown up watching the live-action Thomas episodes (before ever reading the stories on which they were based), I remember the episode "Ghost Train", or "Percy's Ghostly Trick" here in the US, giving me nightmares when I was younger, especially with the music and the image of the ghost train going across the viaduct at the beginning. These days, it doesn't scare me that much, and I've even written a few ghost stories myself. Moreover, while I'm aware that others have already made their own versions of or additions to this "Ghost Train" story, I one day want to create my own narrative that ends with what Percy said.
0:06 Those sounds were very spooky, they gave me a lot of nightmares, In one of my nightmares, The ghost train attacked a local grocery store and made the checker Mr. Toad go missing.
LOL at the 6th Picture Toby's laughing along with the joke, I'm surprised Thomas didn't have the courage to llok over and see his branch line friends laughing at the ghost joke! XD
I just love moments of Toby being the chaotic neutral that he is. Such a relatable characteristic even I want to attain. It's even in this story when he joins Percy in playing a ghostly trick into frightening Thomas, and in the next story where he joins Thomas at laughing at Percy when he gets all covered in a bail of hay. It's really comprehending that Toby doesn't take sides to anyone's opinion or dilemma. He is truly a funny neutral agent of chaos.
I was on a ski-course and it was 23:00 in the night. My two friends wanted me to tell them a story. And I of course chose Ghost train. And as I was in the middle of Thomas's scream our teacher ran into our room and started to shout what are we doing that we are shouting like crazy. The part from,, let me in'' to I must find Annie and Clarabel'' became a meme for us and we now reference it daily. I think that the perfect timing of our teacher entering the room and spooking us being so perfectly sinchronised with percy breakimg in and spooking Thomas is stupidly funny. One of my best memories from those days ( right behind my friend flooding the bathroom, me dancing with our girls or me falling on my head in full speed. Good times😊)
Thomas has been pestering me to write about his Branch line. "After all", he said, "we are the importantest part of the whole railway". "What can I write about?" I asked. "Oh, lots of things - Percy's Woolly Bear, Toby's Tightrope and..." "...your Ghost," I added. "Don't put that silly story in," said Thomas crossly. I will, all the same. Thomas has been too much cocky lately. It will serve him right! The Author
Saying this Ghost Story on TV actually was something that actually happened and wasn’t Timothy, what if the ghost story Percy’s driver saw was based off the Lindal Railway Incident (as D1 #115 did plunge into a gap) with some people making a ghost film about it? Whatever Percy’s driver saw and if it was real, either he could’ve either not known the accident was real or did know and just pretended the film he watched on TV was fake so he wouldn’t scare him.
Timothy was shipped off to another line in 1924. Was going to be scrapped, but saved in 1930. Had an accident in 1945 that cost him his life, derailing into a lake. Now has returned to Sodor, as an invisible shunter.
I don't think the uploader added the sounds. The company that published these recordings originally also published Railway Records (Look up Argo Transcord when you have time, the records are essentially sound recordings). The story Thomas Comes To Breakfast from the Branch Line Engines audio book has a sound recording from the Argo Transcord record "D For Diesels" (The part recorded at Princes Risbrough station)
Me after reading the railway series: Why is Percy suddenly a circle-boiler ( don’t have any idea what it’s really called at this time ) engine in the TV series?
why did toby and percy thomas out but in old episodes in the shed but is now dark now is dark goof 1 can you all see we can see percy's driver goof 2 that sound is from ghodt train i goof 3 wish you all know percy is now timothy the ghost train goof 4
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I remember this so fondly from when I was a kid getting the audio cassette out of the library. Rushton's fantastic narrations and the rare use of sound effects made this such a favourite of mine.
This is one of my favourite Thomas stories EVER and to hear a different, brilliant narrator telling the tale is wonderful. Although Ringo Starr is my favourite Thomas storyteller, Rushton is still fantastic here. Thank you for sharing.
Out of all Willie Rushton's narrations this has got to be his greatest of all. Everything he did in this one came out perfect, and the the howling noises are awesome. Best audio railway series narrator ever. You rule Willie!
I prefer Starr’s.
@@THOMASINTHE1980S yes Ringo Starr and George Carlin's versions of Percy's Ghostly Trick were perfect.
One time when I was listening to this, and when I was asleep I could hear a howling noise in my dream and the part where Willie is doing his ghostly voice. Wow!
Sir Jake same bro same
Cool
It’s hard to believe this is one of the last stories Awdry wrote.
@@forrestdupre87 I know. I felt that way when I read Mavis and Toby's Tightrope. It was hard to believe that was the end of Wilbert Awdry's stories
The perfect story for the late Willie Rushton to narrate considering that he also narrated & provided all of the voices for The Trap Door
I swear I can't get enough of how much invigorating piece of artistry Willie Rushton's narration and Gunvor and Peter Edwards' illustrative portraiture is together. It's such captivating world-building the Railway Series has ever deserved for the love and inspiration of railroading Wilbert Awdry wanted to create in these everlasting stories of his. Literature can be quite a discovery, and there ain't nothin' wrong with digging as deep as you can to find the hearth and lore of what it resembles in fine entertainment.
My son is special needs and he loves trains 🚆🛤🚋🚞🚝🚊🚉🚈🚇🚅🚄🚃🚂 especially the ones in these stories and he is glad that Reverend Wilbert Awdry wrote them. My son also says that from 01:43 - 2:44 that he can hear the hoot of a Tawny Owl 🦉, he really likes owls 🦉 too!
This is always one of my most favorite episodes of the series, both RWS and TV series. And this narration, with those sound effects, was on point, and one of my most favorites by Willie Rushton.
Imagine I was in it, like on a foggy Halloween night, listen to the wind howling and hearing a ghost train's spooky and eerie whistle and get nightmares afterwards! Very scary!
Awdry had wanted Duke's book to be the last but just think, if he hadn't been pressured to do one more book, we wouldn't have gotten this story and wouldn't have gotten the iconic Ghost train theme from the TVS
And Mavis probably would not have been introduced. Besides, Thomas, Percy and Toby had not appeared since Stepney The Bluebell Engine, not counting when Thomas had a very brief non-speaking role in Main Line Engines.
I like to imagine Thomas begging and pleading his driver to stay away from the shed XD
Having grown up watching the live-action Thomas episodes (before ever reading the stories on which they were based), I remember the episode "Ghost Train", or "Percy's Ghostly Trick" here in the US, giving me nightmares when I was younger, especially with the music and the image of the ghost train going across the viaduct at the beginning. These days, it doesn't scare me that much, and I've even written a few ghost stories myself. Moreover, while I'm aware that others have already made their own versions of or additions to this "Ghost Train" story, I one day want to create my own narrative that ends with what Percy said.
I use to watch the episode of Ghost Train on the Screen Legends video of Thomas the Tank Engine. Series 2.
This narration is better than the actual episode
0:06 Those sounds were very spooky, they gave me a lot of nightmares, In one of my nightmares, The ghost train attacked a local grocery store and made the checker Mr. Toad go missing.
0:06 sounds like rain, ghost train whistles, diesel train running, & creepypasta
Timothy
Makes for a great Halloween special
What amazes me about these characters is that they still act like children despite being really old. That's what I love about this series.
This Book Was Published In 1972 For The Release Of Horror Express.
Another one of my favorite railway series stories
Mine too 💯
LOL at the 6th Picture Toby's laughing along with the joke, I'm surprised Thomas didn't have the courage to llok over and see his branch line friends laughing at the ghost joke! XD
I just love moments of Toby being the chaotic neutral that he is. Such a relatable characteristic even I want to attain. It's even in this story when he joins Percy in playing a ghostly trick into frightening Thomas, and in the next story where he joins Thomas at laughing at Percy when he gets all covered in a bail of hay. It's really comprehending that Toby doesn't take sides to anyone's opinion or dilemma. He is truly a funny neutral agent of chaos.
0:06 I need to have this soundtrack
I was on a ski-course and it was 23:00 in the night. My two friends wanted me to tell them a story. And I of course chose Ghost train. And as I was in the middle of Thomas's scream our teacher ran into our room and started to shout what are we doing that we are shouting like crazy. The part from,, let me in'' to I must find Annie and Clarabel'' became a meme for us and we now reference it daily. I think that the perfect timing of our teacher entering the room and spooking us being so perfectly sinchronised with percy breakimg in and spooking Thomas is stupidly funny. One of my best memories from those days ( right behind my friend flooding the bathroom, me dancing with our girls or me falling on my head in full speed. Good times😊)
Thomas has been pestering me to write about his Branch line. "After all", he said, "we are the importantest part of the whole railway".
"What can I write about?" I asked.
"Oh, lots of things - Percy's Woolly Bear, Toby's Tightrope and..."
"...your Ghost," I added.
"Don't put that silly story in," said Thomas crossly.
I will, all the same. Thomas has been too much cocky lately. It will serve him right!
The Author
2:21 good thing he kept his face he also has a hole in his smokebox
HE STILL RUNS?!
I'LL BREAK YOUR DOOR IN, *_OOOOOOOOOHH_*
OhwouldyoulookatthatitsgettinglateIreallyhadn'tnoticedImustfindAnnieandClarabel!
If Awdry got the chance to see the fans adaptations made from the ghost story he'd probably be impressed or horrified
Ah yes, faking your death to your loved ones! LOL
0:59 😒 If You Ask Me. I Totally Agree With Thomas There's No Such Thing As Ghost Trains Besides Percy's Just A Silly Little Engine!
Saying this Ghost Story on TV actually was something that actually happened and wasn’t Timothy, what if the ghost story Percy’s driver saw was based off the Lindal Railway Incident (as D1 #115 did plunge into a gap) with some people making a ghost film about it? Whatever Percy’s driver saw and if it was real, either he could’ve either not known the accident was real or did know and just pretended the film he watched on TV was fake so he wouldn’t scare him.
Thomas is sou funny and percy to when dey play whiv it
Spooky! 🚂👻
percy's talking about timothy
victoriano cabral Timothy the Ghost Engine is not even canon!
Timothy was shipped off to another line in 1924.
Was going to be scrapped, but saved in 1930.
Had an accident in 1945 that cost him his life, derailing into a lake.
Now has returned to Sodor, as an invisible shunter.
@@sdmedia1323now, that, is a better story than that overrated Creepypasta.
Happy Halloween 🎃 👻 new controller01
At the beginning of the video, where did you get the sound effects? It is sooooooooo good.
I don't think the uploader added the sounds. The company that published these recordings originally also published Railway Records (Look up Argo Transcord when you have time, the records are essentially sound recordings). The story Thomas Comes To Breakfast from the Branch Line Engines audio book has a sound recording from the Argo Transcord record "D For Diesels" (The part recorded at Princes Risbrough station)
@alexanderprice6 Yeah! It's enough to make your blood run cold!
@alexanderprice6 well that's Rushton for you
Why is Percy suddenly a saddle tank engine?
He always was.
Oh
really wish there was a facepalm emoji I could type.
r/facepalm
Me after reading the railway series: Why is Percy suddenly a circle-boiler ( don’t have any idea what it’s really called at this time ) engine in the TV series?
The story toke place in 1962
R u sure?
Where did all this sound effects come from tell me
+eyeless James 5000 They were already on the original recording so I'm not sure
You are right, the sound effects are coming from the recording
William Ou so i cant found the ghost train sound effects anywhere then
Unless you have the CD record of the Railway Series
William Ou me: damn it!
t&f r.s fan crowd: DAMN IT!!!!!!
why did toby and percy thomas out but in old episodes in the shed but is now dark now is dark goof 1 can you all see we can see percy's driver goof 2 that sound is from ghodt train i goof 3 wish you all know percy is now timothy the ghost train goof 4
I A M those are not goofs!
This is going on r/ihadastroke for sure
Timothy isn’t canon!
1:23 bulgy's bridge?
Reverend w awdry why are you going to do since you don't write the Thomas books anymore and retired
he fucking died 23 years ago
great question
I’ve got a TH-cam video called library assistant becomes savior for dog
Where is the illustration of the ghost train there should be a illustration of the ghost train loco or could some use photoshop of the ghost trainn
Crowes Farm Crossing.
Hi