My nerves pinched with sadness inside my hands when Theodore was very sad, disappointed, and unhappy when he misses the opportunities of welcoming new ships. Thanks to Emily, Theodore felt much better, and me as well.
For those of you who are or will be in Middle school, high school and/or college and watching this, take note of three things: First, don't procrastinate. Do your work right away and never miss a chance to be productive and get ahead! Second, the Greek ship, Constantine is named after Constantine, an emperor who created the Edict of Milan which allows all of us today to practice our own religions without the fear of persecution, particularly Christians. Third, always make friends with strangers and new people. Even a simple smile, wave and a, "Hello," will do just fine.
i- oh my god how the hell did you know i was wasting my time here??? christ like, it's summer and i'm procrastinating on my own video projects lmao, i'm not even nostalgic for this show, i just like watching it for the sake of watching it
I had a similar experience to Theodore here. You see I have ADHD and need to take Ritalin pills to concentrate more, and when I started university four years ago I would always leave home early but always forget my pills, and then I decided to pack my pills right before I went to sleep, just like Theodore did with his oil in this episode.
Thanks for uploading this golden oldie. I know how Theodore feels; I just hate it when I don't have any time to do something I really want to do. Thank god he finally got to welcome a new ship at the end. Man, the first ship at 5:26 was a right Karen, and I feel at 9:29 Emily is something more of a big sister figure to Theodore than just a love interest.
Lol they're saying oil because tugs run on heavy fuel oil, not gasoline. There is a big difference between a marine engine and the 30 horsepower outboard motor on the back of your fishing boat 😂
![Theodore Tugboat: Theodore & the Queen [better quality]](/img/n.gif)
I love when Emily tries to comfort Theodore 😊
My nerves pinched with sadness inside my hands when Theodore was very sad, disappointed, and unhappy when he misses the opportunities of welcoming new ships. Thanks to Emily, Theodore felt much better, and me as well.
For those of you who are or will be in Middle school, high school and/or college and watching this, take note of three things: First, don't procrastinate. Do your work right away and never miss a chance to be productive and get ahead! Second, the Greek ship, Constantine is named after Constantine, an emperor who created the Edict of Milan which allows all of us today to practice our own religions without the fear of persecution, particularly Christians. Third, always make friends with strangers and new people. Even a simple smile, wave and a, "Hello," will do just fine.
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oh my god how the hell did you know i was wasting my time here???
christ like, it's summer and i'm procrastinating on my own video projects lmao, i'm not even nostalgic for this show, i just like watching it for the sake of watching it
I had a similar experience to Theodore here. You see I have ADHD and need to take Ritalin pills to concentrate more, and when I started university four years ago I would always leave home early but always forget my pills, and then I decided to pack my pills right before I went to sleep, just like Theodore did with his oil in this episode.
Thanks for uploading this golden oldie. I know how Theodore feels; I just hate it when I don't have any time to do something I really want to do. Thank god he finally got to welcome a new ship at the end. Man, the first ship at 5:26 was a right Karen, and I feel at 9:29 Emily is something more of a big sister figure to Theodore than just a love interest.
Thank you for taking the TIME to upload this episode! :)
Say that on George's Big Hurry...
Considering my car ran out of gas today I feel rather called out, hah.
Were the ships in the far distance miniature scale models for being seen far off in the distance
It's too bad Denny Doherty (the harbor master's actor) died.
Especially since he was 66 years old. He was still too young to die. 😢😢😢 R.I.P. 1940 - 2007
wait so why did he get up early if it was not to get oil?
Is oil supposed to be the Canadian equivalent of gasoline?
I would assume so
Both are different.
But boats run on unleaded gasoline like cars.
Headbanger142 True, but they also use oil. The oil is a lubricant for the internal engines.
Lol they're saying oil because tugs run on heavy fuel oil, not gasoline. There is a big difference between a marine engine and the 30 horsepower outboard motor on the back of your fishing boat 😂
0:26 Hello!