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I disagree on the Stanley's fault, I'm sure he didn't know he was tricked, While Stanley was gullible of Thomas' sabotage so he could breakdown or whatever he did it without arguments.. However I do disagree with Thomas' motive like his plan to trick Stanley I believe he learned a lesson but all the same I understand Thomas' feelings I'm not justifying, just understanding.

Hey Luke, where can I get the version of season 11 and this movie that doesn’t look like somebody pissed all over the footage?

The best thing I have ever seen 😂

Question, where did you get the color correction version of The Great Discovery from?

Wait till George Carlin sees this 2:19

10:37 Honestly I think this episode in particular would be lot better in the 4:30 mark. That way it’s a simple slice of life Thomas episode. I could see this working as a season 1 episode, somebody should do this in Trainz.

6:22 Long No 19:19 Stern No 27:44 Serious No

Well Always nerdy is currently reviewing Square Enix's Guardians of the Galaxy game and he's doing 4 part videos. he's not too far from the climax with part 4. but in my preference, a hours long video would be good so that you could take your time covering every RWS Book.

Some HiT Era episodes (which are the good ones) like this one now feel like Brenner Era episodes as if it took place in the later Model series.

Fun fact: Mater National is the last ever game to have Frank in any form in Cars media nowhere seen in anything else not even in the other 2 movies. McQueen fucking killed Frank.

31:51 I have always been skeptical of the fan theory that he had offscreen character growth during his absence because of what they did to Skarloey and Rheneas. It's apparent to me, that this was not intentional and just HiT not understanding his character. The whole point of Sir Handel is that he is a jackass who never learns thus it's satisfying whenever he gets his comeuppance, he is like those coworkers at factories or offices who are detested by their peers due to being obnoxious and arrogant, Sir Handel is meant to be the type of twat who doesn't ever really atone for his shortcomings. Like you said he's similar to Duncan but worse since Duncan at least usually atones for his shortcomings later on, but Sir Handel doesn't ever learn and thus he is always punished for it. My favorite moment of Sir Handel facing his comeuppance is when George The Steamroller makes a fool out of him in a crash and he gets quietly sulks when some kids expose him to his friends. I have no idea where the writer of this "writer's bible" based their information off of since most of these descriptions are far from the truth.

11:15 What are you talking about? Wash Behind Your Buffers isn’t a bad episode. In fact it’s one of the few episodes where Skarloey and Rheneas are in character, and the main focus is a new character. What is so mediocre about it?

While I like this movie, my only issue is that the HiT era basically undid any character growth he had. (Which he wasn't the only character to suffer this), in the classic era, he could be a douche sometimes, but I don't recall him often getting jealous in those seasons, at most we're told by the narrator that he was slightly jealous of Toby at first but quickly grew fond of him, that was the most "jealousy" we got from him from what I remember (feel free to correct me if I'm mistaken), and he had started maturing by Season 2 as shown in "Percy Takes The Plunge" when advising Percy not to ignore danger signs speaking from experience recalling the time he once fell in a mine which is intriguing to see him give this advice from experience as opposed his personality changing when he isn't the focus, he is recalling an ordeal that he went through as a cautionary warning of what happens if you dismiss signs. Or in Season 5 "James and the trouble with Trees", despite James being rude to him when he sees James in an accident, rather than making fun of him or rubbing it in, he puts their quarrel aside and is sympathetic towards James, deciding to simply just help him because he knew that it was not the time for jokes. Ever since Season 8, Thomas became a husk of what he once was.

50:36 ROFL!!!

Not kidding, that final atonement is the sole reason that proves you can analyse some of these seasons and specials better than Unlucky Tug. This is one of them. Tug is just like, “How long is this stupid river?! Can’t he crash into the dirt and wait THERE for several days.” Your poetic atonement proves you analysed the movie better than Nic. Come to think of it, I need to analyse a comparison for every single season and special so I can decide which ones are better than the other.

0:11-0:37 I can’t stop laughing at this.