SeunghoYT By that I meant if you say so, it's probably right. I knew that he's an A0, but since that prototype was never really built, the engine he's closest to is a A3.
I like how gordon got all the fame and attention he could ever ask for at once but was still grumpy over something as simple as getting a station wrong. Shame they never adapted this one.
Well they were going to adapted it for season two since they were going to use Henry’s model as the big city engine with smoke deflectors and a new face mask
They should make this episode in the new series. It could very easily be altered to fit the show. Maybe make Hiro the foreign engine, and Connor the engine who had the accident.
King's Cross: LNER Euston: LMS Paddington: GWR St Pancras: GNR Waterloo: L&SWR The irony is the lot of stations in London, but also St Pancras is right next door to King's Cross.
Sure, but if he was working local trains, he'd have no reason to know what station London was. Gordon and Duck worked London, James could have easily spent his whole time on the mainland in Lancashire, Cheshire, or Yorkshire.
You could never have gotten this kind of story if Awdry had still been working with C. Reginald Dalby; John Kenney's comparatively more open-minded emphasis in drawing from life was a big deal for an author like Awdry, who proved he could write a more complex story here without resorting to using terminology that would fly over the heads of most readers. Regards, Samuel Farris.
Yeah. I mean there probably would've been much of a shitstorm if Dalby stuck around even more as the illustrator for Awdry, up to a point where lawsuits might commence leading to an unexpected cancelation of the _Railway Series_ all together. Considering just how anal Awdry was about keeping things consistent as wanted his series of stories, he practically wasn't much a male equivalent of an innocent singing nun neither, at least in a small miniscule of my opinion.
We know the Big City Engine, the green locomotive with smoke deflectors between Gordon and Duck is based on the LMS Patriot Class. According to the TTTE Wikipedia, they decided to plan this story to film into an episode for the second season Unfortunately that they cancelled Gordon Goes Foreign episode due to budgetary restraints. If Gordon Goes Foreign episode was never cancelled but made, the Big City Engine would be a Black 5 like Henry
I wonder if that Big City Engine had a name. Something like "Reginald." And I bet if Gordon ever ran into an engine like "Reginald" again, they'd probably go through some sort of trial to prove which engine is the fastest and best.
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Gordon entirely is on another level... Despite Skarloey being my favorite character in rws I can admit that Gordon is the BEST character from the rws period. In every story he is in he shines and the series starts with him and ends with him. A true gigachad....
Well, one would think it is St Pancras; it's since become the only London terminus from where you can travel to the Continent! Who would have thought of that back in 1957 when this story was first published!
Lots of people traveled to the big station at the end of the line. Engines from the other railways sometimes pulled their trains. These engines stay the nights and go home next day.
They were going to make a TV adaption but they didn't because the budget was too high, the would've made The Foreign Engine using Henry's model by adding a new face and smoke deflectors and new models for the other foreign engines for background action including the one who turned over when it came out the yard and making a London station set. Imagine how much that would've cost?
@@dwightdaone2815 Gordon Also Didn’t Realise That Technically He Was At Kings Cross Station. As It’s Kings Cross And St Pancras They’re Literally Next Door.
@@RWSfan2024no it’s just shared events, CGI shares a lot of it’s canon with Models but some things never happened like Henry’s Shape, even if it could be chalked up to animation oversight. Or Hiro apparently being the first engine
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Apparently Rev W Awdry was gonna make this the last book soooooo glad he didn't illustrator John T Kenney's first book love John's illustrations RIP John shame your eyesight faded and you have to stop after just six volumes and sorry he died only 61 in 1972
I like to think the Fat Controller afterwards told Gordon that London has multiple stations and that St Pancras was the terminus of the Midland Mainline with which Sodor uses to connect to London.
Did you know that this was going to be an episode from the third season of the TV series? According to art director Bob-Gauld Galliers, it was originally planned to be filmed, but was cut because it would have resulted in an inflated budget.
Now see, it would've been all delightful to see this clever story get adaptated into an episode in the TV show. This story speaks to me in a sort of out-of-the-blue kinda way.
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
So is nobody going to tell the engines that *all* those stations are in London?! LOL Maybe the humans are too amused by the engines arguing about it! LOL
Due to being on the London Midland Region The Derailed Engine would most likely be a type from said region and due to the lack of smoke deflectors it’s likely not something like a Patriot (like the Big City Engine here) Royal Scot or Coronation, so it could be a Princess Royal but I don’t think it could be a Jubilee due to the long distance from Barrow in Furness to St. Pancras plus the firebox doesn’t look like that of one.
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
In Duck & the Diesel Engine Duck knew about the South Western so he must have known about Waterloo, and as he worked at Paddington he must have heard about Marylebone as the Great Western line to Birimingham was shared with the Great Central. Also when Gordon was working on the LNER he must have heard of Liverpool Street, Fenchurch Street and Marylebone.
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Not to be that guy (And I know this story is decades old) but since Sodor and London are apart of the same country, not uh...not really going foreign, if Gordon was travelling to Russia for example, that's foreign.
Gordon worked for the LNER, and their flagship station was King's Cross, the 'big city' engine was obviously LMS and their flagship station was Euston: Duck worked for the GWR and their flagship station was Paddington.
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Gordon Goes Foreign: the original Journey Beyond Sodor.
It's JBS without fillers
Ya u got a point
@@3unskippableads51 Basicly. Gordan wants to be the favorite!
Indeed
Indeed
Gordon: King's Cross!
Big city engine: Euston!
Duck: Paddington!
James: *SHUT UP!*
James be triggered
Shut up is my favourite London station.
@@thechair371
Lol
His nMe is reginald. The big city engine
Gordon after visiting London: St. Pancras...
"Young and green"
Wow, what a clever pun. Since Gordon was an LNER A3 engine, and they used to be painted green... I think you get it now.
Micawber 01 Gordon is a prototype A1, making him an A0.
SeunghoYT
If you say so...
Micawber 01 its not my opinion, its in the ttte wikia and other sites about Gordon.
SeunghoYT
By that I meant if you say so, it's probably right. I knew that he's an A0, but since that prototype was never really built, the engine he's closest to is a A3.
Micawber 01 Gordon is actually a A0 he was a experimental engine.
I like how gordon got all the fame and attention he could ever ask for at once but was still grumpy over something as simple as getting a station wrong. Shame they never adapted this one.
Well they were going to adapted it for season two since they were going to use Henry’s model as the big city engine with smoke deflectors and a new face mask
I am going to upload it to my channel one day I just need a few more characters on my layout
The beginning part of the story was basically a Twitter/Reddit argument but with railway engines
Too bad this story didn't make it into the TV series because this is a popular one.
It was going to be adopted but it was too expensive to make.
Nick Vagnone I've recently just found that out, but thank you for informing me. :)
Also, they were originally going to use Henry's model for the Foreign Engine. By giving it a new face, smoke deflectors, and a darker green paint job.
They should make this episode in the new series. It could very easily be altered to fit the show. Maybe make Hiro the foreign engine, and Connor the engine who had the accident.
It might get adapted to the cgi series but I will be disappointed because the model version is better
King's Cross: LNER
Euston: LMS
Paddington: GWR
St Pancras: GNR
Waterloo: L&SWR
The irony is the lot of stations in London, but also St Pancras is right next door to King's Cross.
Pokemon Champion Cynthia St Pancras Is MR(I Think)
London's Waterloo.
Actually st Pancras is the LMS no the GNR.
No, St. Pancras was MR and GNR... They ran it both. It later became to LNER. And until 1923, Waterloo was L&SWR, but then came to SR.
Oh dear poor Gordon.
Willie Rushton makes the stationmaster's voice sound funny, in a humorous way.
I really wish they made this episode into a TV episode! I have to admit I used to think the foreign engine and Flying Scotsman were the same!
They could easily just make a complete Eight Famous Engines film now. Why not?
They were going to make it into an episode but didn't have enough money and wanted more stories about Thomas in Season 3, the main character.
No he is an lms patriot class
@@hulksterish but henry in both shapes share both the flying scotsman and the big city engine
Perhaps the team behind Project Tiger Moth should adapt this story.
"London's not Euston." Says the engine who would have been on the LMS if he was there long enough.
Funny thing is, James should have already been LMS by the time he was bought.
That would make even LESS sense for James to say what he said about Eustan.
TobyandMavisforever I think he was saying that Gordon and Duck were agreed on that it wasn’t Euston.
He might've been teasing them. After all, messing with an argument is often more fun than getting legitimately involved.
Sure, but if he was working local trains, he'd have no reason to know what station London was. Gordon and Duck worked London, James could have easily spent his whole time on the mainland in Lancashire, Cheshire, or Yorkshire.
You could never have gotten this kind of story if Awdry had still been working with C. Reginald Dalby; John Kenney's comparatively more open-minded emphasis in drawing from life was a big deal for an author like Awdry, who proved he could write a more complex story here without resorting to using terminology that would fly over the heads of most readers. Regards, Samuel Farris.
Yeah. I mean there probably would've been much of a shitstorm if Dalby stuck around even more as the illustrator for Awdry, up to a point where lawsuits might commence leading to an unexpected cancelation of the _Railway Series_ all together. Considering just how anal Awdry was about keeping things consistent as wanted his series of stories, he practically wasn't much a male equivalent of an innocent singing nun neither, at least in a small miniscule of my opinion.
The most talked about Railway Series story, and for all the good reasons.
3:30 is the second most famous shot from the railway series next to thomas coming out of the tunnel in thomas and the trucks
definitely one of the most iconic shots in the entirety of the RWS
We know the Big City Engine, the green locomotive with smoke deflectors between Gordon and Duck is based on the LMS Patriot Class. According to the TTTE Wikipedia, they decided to plan this story to film into an episode for the second season Unfortunately that they cancelled Gordon Goes Foreign episode due to budgetary restraints. If Gordon Goes Foreign episode was never cancelled but made, the Big City Engine would be a Black 5 like Henry
I wonder if that Big City Engine had a name. Something like "Reginald." And I bet if Gordon ever ran into an engine like "Reginald" again, they'd probably go through some sort of trial to prove which engine is the fastest and best.
always will be my favorite rws gordon story.
Definitely one of my favourite railway series stories!
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Gordon's sass is on another level..
Gordon entirely is on another level... Despite Skarloey being my favorite character in rws I can admit that Gordon is the BEST character from the rws period. In every story he is in he shines and the series starts with him and ends with him. A true gigachad....
Well, one would think it is St Pancras; it's since become the only London terminus from where you can travel to the Continent! Who would have thought of that back in 1957 when this story was first published!
Lots of people traveled to the big station at the end of the line. Engines from the other railways sometimes pulled their trains. These engines stay the nights and go home next day.
They were going to make a TV adaption but they didn't because the budget was too high, the would've made The Foreign Engine using Henry's model by adding a new face and smoke deflectors and new models for the other foreign engines for background action including the one who turned over when it came out the yard and making a London station set.
Imagine how much that would've cost?
I love this one!
Gordon Didn't Realize That In The Big Cities They Often Have Lots Of Stations Not Just One.
Chris Richardson
Thanks Mr Perkins
And clearly neither did duck
@@dwightdaone2815 Gordon Also Didn’t Realise That Technically He Was At Kings Cross Station. As It’s Kings Cross And St Pancras They’re Literally Next Door.
Despite the episode being cancelled, the events of the story are mentioned in Thomas and the Royal Engine
That proves that the RWS is canon, except pip and Emma aren’t present
@@RWSfan2024 missing coaches ain't canon though it
@@RWSfan2024no it’s just shared events, CGI shares a lot of it’s canon with Models but some things never happened like Henry’s Shape, even if it could be chalked up to animation oversight. Or Hiro apparently being the first engine
Another one of my favorite railway series stories
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Apparently Rev W Awdry was gonna make this the last book soooooo glad he didn't illustrator John T Kenney's first book love John's illustrations RIP John shame your eyesight faded and you have to stop after just six volumes and sorry he died only 61 in 1972
My favorite illustrator of the books.
I like to think the Fat Controller afterwards told Gordon that London has multiple stations and that St Pancras was the terminus of the Midland Mainline with which Sodor uses to connect to London.
I love Rillie Wusthon 's narration
Yeah, me too. I'm from Germany and 13 years old and I thought it was Christopher Awdry's voice...
I thought it was Wilbert Awdry’s voice.
Willie Rushton*
My dad told me what happened when England. And America fighting and love this story
Did you know that this was going to be an episode from the third season of the TV series? According to art director Bob-Gauld Galliers, it was originally planned to be filmed, but was cut because it would have resulted in an inflated budget.
No it was for the second casue they going to use also douglas model too
@@chavopatyduckoliverfanstud4149 We didn’t know that it was intended for Season 2 back then.
The Big City Engine Is Based On A London Midland And Scottish Railway Patriot Class 4-6-0
Do engines often just 'turn over' coming out of the yard?
dave41184 yes, the can. If an engines going fast enough on a curve, or the track’s old and uneven, they can.
Now see, it would've been all delightful to see this clever story get adaptated into an episode in the TV show. This story speaks to me in a sort of out-of-the-blue kinda way.
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
As well as Waterloo and Victoria
The Big City Engine Is Based On A London Midland And Scottish Railway Patriot Class 460
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Don’t Know?
oh boy i love this story
I'd love a film about each story in order from The Eight Famous Engines since not all of them were adapted.
I’m surprised that Duck worked there before in London.
So is nobody going to tell the engines that *all* those stations are in London?! LOL
Maybe the humans are too amused by the engines arguing about it! LOL
King’s Cross=LNER
Euston=LMS
Paddington=GWR
Victoria=SR
Due to being on the London Midland Region The Derailed Engine would most likely be a type from said region and due to the lack of smoke deflectors it’s likely not something like a Patriot (like the Big City Engine here) Royal Scot or Coronation, so it could be a Princess Royal but I don’t think it could be a Jubilee due to the long distance from Barrow in Furness to St. Pancras plus the firebox doesn’t look like that of one.
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 What?
In Duck & the Diesel Engine Duck knew about the South Western so he must have known about Waterloo, and as he worked at Paddington he must have heard about Marylebone as the Great Western line to Birimingham was shared with the Great Central. Also when Gordon was working on the LNER he must have heard of Liverpool Street, Fenchurch Street and Marylebone.
Been to both Kings Cross and St Pancreas in real life. They are nice big stations. Would like to go to Paddington one day.
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
Is anyone gonna tell them that London has all those stations?
I can use this audio? please, i will credit you!
Could I please use this?
that steam engine i like he called big city engine
Really? where did you find that out?
Well I guess every engine in the Thomas universe is not sentient then.
Hey, can I use the audio?
Is it okay may borrow this audio please?
@sonicxthomasexpert that's the whole point
I found that out from SiF's interview with Bob-Gauld Galliers.
King's Cross is LNER
Euston is whatever railway the Foreign Engine is part of
Paddington is GWR
What railway is St. Pancras
i think euston is GNR
and i think that st pancras is LBSC
Euston is LMS
St. Pancras was at first the terminus of the Midland Railway.
Euston is LMS
Then it was GNR
This book was published in 1957
I have trouble understanding this story as well as The Missing Coach
St Pancras international is the eurostar terminal
Why did the derailed engine not have a face?
What did he say at the end? What did he say after he said "It's not Kings Cross anymore?"
“London’s all wrong, they’ve changed it. It isn’t King’s Cross anymore, it’s St Pancras....”
@cpfan10, the engine would have to be going too fast around the bends of the yard
St Pancras is British Railway Right?
green like flyingscotsman
I bet this would be called Gordon’s Big Day in the TVS US version.
Or maybe "A Big Day for Gordon."
If I was sir topham hat I would’ve told Gordon where kings cross really was and sent him there
0:47 I wonder if he's met the Hogwarts Express
I doubt that engine would be able to go to Platform 9 3/4.
The Hogwarts express only has two stops. Hogwarts and Kings Cross
a S.I.F. interview with one of the staff members (he lasted seasons 1-7)
Not to be that guy (And I know this story is decades old) but since Sodor and London are apart of the same country, not uh...not really going foreign, if Gordon was travelling to Russia for example, that's foreign.
King’s Cross. Euston. Paddington what next Thomasville?
1:42 2:19 3:21
What kind of BR MK1 coaches are those?
In my eye they look more like LMS period 2 stock than they do Mk1s. I could be wrong, and of course the illustrations could be a little inaccurate.
0:48 why is the king cross?😅
I don’t get the stuff about the name of the station in London
Because London has MANY stations, at the time run by different railway companies
LNER: King's Cross, LMS: Euston & St Pancres, GWR: Paddington, etc
Gordon worked for the LNER, and their flagship station was King's Cross, the 'big city' engine was obviously LMS and their flagship station was Euston: Duck worked for the GWR and their flagship station was Paddington.
that was better than the new ttte
Is that in 2:48 faceless?
Yeah, because Awdry had a rule that only Sodor engines or engines on Sodor had faces
@@thethreerailwayengines825 Then why do Flying Scotsman and Stepheny have faces? Why does Skarloey have a face if his twin is Tallyclyn
@@masterfarr8265 They have faces because they're on Sodor
@@masterfarr8265because they are from Sodor
London is London. End of discussion
Londor is not Kings croosse,Ewestde and Paggiton
London's stations
King's Cross
Euston
Paddington
St. Pancras
Waterloo & Victoria
There's a goof james wheels are white!
James: Gordon duck and the big city engine can agree that Pamela Tillman is a bossy butthead
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
I think that's meant to be the joke...
King's Cross: LNER
Euston: LMS
Paddington: GWR
St Pancras: GNR
Waterloo: L&SWR
😂
Why does this neurotypical 19 year old college girl Angelina Cardone who played soccer and lacrosse know a lot about Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Iron Man, but not about the railway series especially not this book Gordon goes foreign?
"Young and green"
Wow, what a clever pun. Since Gordon was an LNER A3 engine, and they used to be painted green... I think you get it now.