US States Portrayed by Thomas
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- This will probably be the last of these I do. This one was highly requested.
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Here are the explanations of less obvious ones:
Alabama: the accent and "I can go home" refers to the song Sweet Home Alabama
Arkansas: where Walmart was founded and headquartered
Connecticut: known for its New England fall colors
Delaware: the first state to be ratified
Georgia: Atlanta is the busiest airport in the world and there's a joke that people always have to connect there, paticularly on Delta Air Lines which has its main base here
Illinois: Chicago is on Lake Michigan
Indiana: lots of NASCAR racing
Louisiana: has lots of river and swamp boats
Michigan: has hit troubled times since many car industries abandoned Detroit
Mississippi: has the highest obesity rate
Missouri: St. Louis Arch
Nevada: Las Vegas gambling
New Hampshire: home of Mt. Washington, which has a cog railway
New Jersey: nicknamed "The Garden State"
New Mexico: Hot not only in temperature but its cuisine too, especially its chili peppers
North Carolina: where the Wright brothers flew the first plane
North Dakota: Lots of oil rigs and production
Ohio: lots of sports
Pennsylvania: home of the Amish
South Carolina: the accent
Tennessee: lots of jazz & country music, home of Elvis
Utah: Great Salt Lake
Vermont: lots of trees
Washington: Boeing has a factory here as well as Microsoft's Headquarters
West Virginia: lots of coal mines
Wisconsin: largest cheese producer
"Suddenly, it caught fire!"
"We're all going to the seaside."
Yup, that's Cali alright.
As a Californian, I agree.
‘One morning he discovered the fishing village’
As a Marylander my whole life, this is accurate, especially in Annapolis!
Another Maryland boy, can confirm. Especially in regards to downtown Annapolis.
Marylander here as well. I can confirm that this is accurate.
I fourth this despite the fact I'm in the northern part, but my grandma lives around Annapolis.
Marylander here too! I love our state!
Very accurate as a Marylander myself
Its almost scary how a British TV Show can represent the United States SO accurately!!!!!
@TheUnknownRebel_56 the USA?
Admittedly, I think I was about 5 or 6 before I realized Thomas WAS British. Like I thought Oliver and Duck were supposed to be from Utah or Idaho when they kept saying "Great Western".
me living in alabama glad that he didn't make a cousins dating joke
I suppose you Alabama guys are familiar with the incest jokes and are annoyed by them?
@@harrisonofcolorado8886 very true, but im used to it
in the description it says something about sweet home alabama
Harrison La time traveler Yeah a little bit.
@@harrisonofcolorado8886 very.
Oregon Normally: Broad Oaks and Tall Pines.
Oregon Now: Suddenly, It caught Fire!
@@Jason_The_Stooge what does that have to do with Orgeon being on fire???
I live in Oregon and this is accurate
Oh yes, as some one who lives there, just yes.
My house burned down but we got a new one but its true September 8 2020 oregon fire
Children loved the seaside, it was shiny and modern, Percy was working in the coal mines
*AND THE STINKY CHEESE SHOT INTO THE AIR*
Yes, the stinky cheese did indeed shoot into the air XD
@@TheBlueMarbleItself I'm glad for at least one Post Classic episode as well as one Brandon dub.
0:05 The Return Of Toby Saying *”Bitter cold! Bitter cold!”*
Yep
"The forest was full of broad oaks and tall pines" could work too, as well as "Sometimes he liked to go to the mountains".
"Percy was working at the coal mines."
*"AND THE STINKY CHEESE SHOT INTO THE AIR!"*
😂😂😂😂😂
What is up with his voice when he says that
1:31 That’s nearly everywhere in Lancaster, PA, including Strasburg!
As a Californian I can agree with James saying suddenly it caught fire. Ooh I can relate with the Atlanta one two I’ve made a few flights to towns in the south like Chattanooga and Huntsville and each one I have to transfer at Atlanta.
As Well Cailfrona House Prices Being The Same As Restroing A Steam Locomotive
How are you California dudes even able to afford living in California?
@@harrisonofcolorado8886 It A Mystery,It The Reson Why I Still Share A Room With My Little Sis
same california
I afford to live here because I’m 13 and live with my parents, I don’t know what I’ll do when I’m 18.
Here are states I've been to:
California (home)
Nevada
Oregon
Georgia
New York
Texas
ive been to illinois iowa wisconson indiana kentuky tenisee missisippie North/south virgina ohio mishigan arkansas alabama oklahoma
I've been to (Including airport layovers and rides through on Amtrak):
Colorado (I live there)
Utah
Illinois
Nevada
New York
Maine
Massachusetts
Maryland
Virginia
Florida
California
Arizona
New Mexico
And Washington DC.
I live in New York
@@santafewarbonnetproductions *Michigan
I’ve been to Florida and that’s it
You Didn’t Have To Do Mississippi Like That 😂😭
And he didn’t have to do California like that!
SIR AJ FINLEY JUNIOR yes he did
Lol
*You’re to fat you need exercise*
BizMusic 😂😭
0:52🤣The Boston Tea Party
For Florida you should have put that scene from Toby and the Flood.
"Everywhere was wet, wet, wet..."
Irony, speaking of wet its fucking raining now.
And hurricanes
As a Minnesotan you absolutely 100% correct. Trust me our winters are longer then our summers.
I’m so glad you knew us Wisconsin people are known for our good dairy.
Indeed. Greetings fellow Wisconsinite!
Hello Cheeseheads
Cheese, sausage, beer, a tendency to vote Republican that embarrasses the rest of the region, and the only sports team in the country to actually be owned by people from that state.
Hello fellow Wisconsinite’s
Y'all are wierd.
As an Arizonan, this is accurate. I get a bunch of sunburns at least one or twice year here. And there usually very bad.
0:55 *"And then the hard times came"*
Too true man
"They had to wait an hour at the station by the lake."
True. I live in Illinois and I've been to Chicago before.
1:25 live there and can confirm this is 100% accurate
Us Californians are known for in the following:
The San Francisco Bay Railroad.
Disneyland.
The Gold Rush (1848 - 1855).
Bears.
The LGBT.
Wildfires.
Hollywood and the Golden Age of American Animation (because most cartoons there are made in Hollywood, TV or in the nickelodeon cinemas).
The Golden Gate Bridge (no shit).
Yosemite National Park.
Hell, this video is all accurate.
And not to mention the beautiful Seaside of California
Oklahoma is known for
Country music
Tornadoes
Diverse terrain
Colorado is known for:
Mountains
Skiing
Marijuana
Heavy snows (During the fall winter and even can snow as late as June and as early as September)
@@harrisonofcolorado8886 Good point.
New Mexico is known for:
Mexican culture
Billy the kid
Santa Fe
Balloon fiesta
Chili
Many Indian pueblos and tribes
Can confirm for Connecticut, heck, there's a wonderful crisp feeling in the air that New England in general gets in the autumn and even parts of winter.
I also would have put a race thing for North Carolina as that's where NASCAR also was founded, and NASCAR's also well known with that state's southern neighbor, considering the whole "this pace is too hot for my system" implying race car speed, and well, even moonshiners.
gordon looks at an empty Walmart. seems legit
I 🧡 walmart
As a Pennsylvania native, I'm impressed with your choice for the state. The Amish are quite plentiful here. However the Appalachian mountains with "High up the mountains was a mysterious boulder." would have worked as well.
So would the chocolate factory. (Hershey's chocolate)
There's also plenty of Amish in Ohio and Indiana as well. In fact, at this point in time, there's Amish/Mennonite in almost every state now.
Georgia's only purpose is peaches, peanuts, and airline stops
Just gotta say, I love your profile pic.
As someone from Georgia, I agree.
And $800 mansions.
I got my peaches out in georgia
- Justin Bieber
Don’t forget choking in sports too
i'm from maine and your absolutely right! it's beautiful here!
I mean, I don't think Thomas had any references to horror stories, so yeah that's probably the show's most accurate depiction of Maine
Yes it is!
Lmao, I’m Australian and don’t understand the jokes very well, but for some reason, I’m still laughing…
Georgia one had me howling. God knows how many times I've been in that airport.
Me Living In Cailfrona,Adding The Fat Controller Saying "You're Too Expensive"
I'm banishing you to the shadow realm nooooooooo much better
US dub: What's wrong with you?
As A Minnesotan, this representation on my home state is quite accurate. Snowstorms do come early & out of nowhere!
Living in Colorado, we sure do love the mountains.
I live in Oklahoma, and just that one clip was extremely accurate.
Why not use the cyclone reference from Cyclone Thomas?
0:15 As a guy living in Colorado, this is correct.
Here comes the Silverton, out fron Durango, here comes the Silverton a-shovelin’ coal!
I can agree as I lived there for 4 years, it was beautiful seeing the Rockies
As someone who has been there, it's one of the most gorgeous states I've seen.
0:52 Living here makes this even more funny
Please bring back more of 'portrayed by Thomas'
0:56 damn this is true, the snow always comes too early and stays too late
"and the stinky cheese shot into the air"
What have I done to be attacked this way? 😂
-WI resident
It's accurate.
Wisconsinite
@@unaverageavocado159 Guilty. Also, was unironically in the cheese business for 7 years.
Personal favorite Wisconsin local cheese: "The Stag" by Deer Creek.
ulrickts I’m fine with a lot of cheeses goat cheese and blue cheese are mainly the only ones I’m not that good with
(Blue cheese is not because of the mold part but it’s because it tastes like the smell of dead ants)
West Virginia couldn’t be more accurate. 😂
Well I couldn’t have put it better myself because, well, Norfolk and Western
Bill and Ben Studios Hey though, the N&W was a great Railroad though. Back in the day, Coal was black gold.
Kristian LH oh dang I never thought it was that
S O M E P E O P L E L I K E T O G O T O T H E M O U N T A I N S
0:52 Boston Tea Party
The PA bit definitely suits Lancaster County by Strasburg. Horse and buggies all over there and lots of Amish in them. Rest of PA especially the Philly area is more like "OUCH! That's another hole in the road!" cause our roads are bloody horrible! States I've been to include PA (I live there duh), MD, NJ, NY, and DE.
Edit: Got to see CO and UT as well recently
There is literally a large hole in the road less than 30 feet from my house, gets filled in once and in a week is back to being a mess. So the West is also very true for this one.
1:18
As I'm currently living in New York, it's true.
Why not use the Times Square and subway reference from Where in the World is Thomas?
I had wondered how my state would be portrayed in this.
0:52, I mean you're not wrong...
Dude I felt the same way because I live In Massachusetts too!
1:23 As an Ohioan myself, we do love our Ohio State Football games
I agree, as ohioian. I Agree.
Here are the states that represent:
Alabama: Refers to the song sweet home Alabama.
Alaska: Cold.
Arizona: Hottest state.
Arkansas: Where Walmart originates.
California: Known for its dangerous wildfires and its beautiful beaches.
Colorado: Mountains everywhere.
Connecticut: Known for its new England fall colors.
Delaware: First state to be ratified.
Florida: Known for its crocodiles and horror movie monsters.
Georgia: Known for its busiest airport in atlanta.
Hawaii: Island state.
Idaho: Mountains everywhere.
Illinois: Chicago is in lake michigan.
Indiana: Lots of NASCAR racing.
Iowa and Kansas: Lots of farms.
Kentucky: Known for its horses.
Louisiana: Has lots and lots of river and swamp boats.
Maine: Known for its beautiful coastal run.
Maryland: Many Fishing villages
Massachusetts: Known for its boston tea party of 1773
Michigan: Has hit trouble times since car industries abandoned detroit
Minnesota: Known for its snow storms.
Mississippi: Has the highest obesity rate.
Missouri: St. Louis Arch
Montana: Known for its beautiful nature.
Nebraska: Known for its tractors.
Nevada: Las Vegas Gambling.
New Hampshire: Home of Mt. Washington, which has a cog railway.
New Jersey: Nicknamed "Garden state".
New mexico: very hot.
New york: Known for its big cities.
North carolina: Where the wright brothers flew the first plane
North dakota: lots of oil rigs and productions.
Ohio: lots of sports.
Oklahoma: has lots of storms.
Oregon: lots of trees.
Pennsylvania: Home of the amish.
Rhode island: One of the smallest states.
South carolina: Accent.
South dakota: Mt. Rushmore.
Tennessee: Has lots of jazz and country music, home of the elvis.
Texas: Bulls.
Utah: great salt lake.
Vermont: Lots of trees.
Virginia: Beaches.
Washington: Boeng has a factory here as well as Microsoft headquarters.
West verginia: lots of coal mines.
Wisconsin: largest cheese producer.
Wyoming: lots of lakes and mountains.
US territories: Island territories.
0:24 Before Atlanta was an airline hub, it was a railroad hub. Jokes about having to connect in Atlanta predate air travel, as pretty much every passenger train south of the Mason-Dixon Line connected in Atlanta.
Your portrayal of Illinois is spot on. I live in Chicago and let me tell you, that the buses and trains here can be very infrequent.
The Oklahoma one was absolutely spot on.
Oklahoman confirmed
As an Oklahoman I can confirm it's 100% accurate
You had me at the Georgia one.
Very accurate.
Also, props for representing Puerto Rico(where I live) accurately. It’s just a shame people don’t really give it a chance to let it’s true colors show.
California: "suddenly it caught fire"
As a former Indy resident, and a current Floridian, I can accurately say, the Brickyard 400, Indy 500, and some other small NASCAR races is why my small town was so popular. Especially Indy 500. When it’s Race Weekend, nobody goes anywhere in my family. For Florida, I’ve been told that gators are everywhere. I’ve only seen one, and it was a happy gator, and I didn’t want to make it mad.
Why not use The Great Race for this reference?
Living in Tennessee myself, the Tennessee one couldn’t be more accurate!
1:55 that’s kind of accurate for me
0:31 i live in illinois
Should've done "Islands are surrounded by the sea" for Rhode Island, just to fuck with people.
Was waiting for this one!
0:52 i live in massachusetts, and can confirm the boston tea party was real
edit: yea i was there how did yall know
0:21 I was expecting Hot or Rain themed scenes since here in Florida, it's both Hot & Rainy. But Henry as an Alligator did make me snicker. X}
1:40 that was creepy
Great work! The Florida, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nevada, Rhode island and Wisconsin ones made me ROTF. Also, I love how some clips were reused
"The arches needed strengthening."
"They were in the wildest part of the island."
"And a tractor was hard at work."
“We want our money back!”
@@meta527II "Listen, the mountain road is dangerous!"
“Every station is filled with flowers.”
0:52 I understand that reference
1:00 isn’t that technically the whole country 🤭
However, Mississippi has the most obese people in their state.
@@TrainGuru ya I heard about that, I was joking though btw ik the whole country isn’t like that, I didn’t mean to cause any offence and sorry if I did
@@TrainGuru US dub:. You're too SLOW!
2:01
*AND THE STINKY CHEESE SHOT INTO*
*THE AIR*
I’m from Wisconsin and I can confirm we care about our cheese we have cheese markets
Damn the California clip is so accurate.
1:28 Accurate depiction of Oregon.
1:24 Dude, I'm an Ohioan myself and that's literally my dad on Sundays. I'm not saying the clip was offensive, rather it was hilarious.
As a Maine resident i can agree with about the coastline scene.
My advice living in IL, use the opening line from Oliver Owns Up since it mentions trainspotting and Chicago is the rail capital of the United States.
“We’ll take it to the harbor and Dump it in the sea”
-The tea party in a nutshell
Yep. I’m from Indiana and that portrayal of my home state is so true. It’s known for having the Indy 500 each year.
Being from Pennsylvania, I gotta say that was spot on
Now all we need is Videogames portrayed by Thomas
I love your Thomas Portrayed things
1:23 "we can watch the game"
As an ohioan i can confirm that this is very accurate to us
Maryland being called the Fishing Village is so cute 🥰
As a Pennsylvania native, you’re 100% correct lol. Also you’re welcome for the Patreon stuff, I love your videos, you deserve it!
Ive waited too long for this
As a Minnesotan, this is 100% on point.
I've been to 22 states. 8 of those that you mentioned at the end, I've been to.
Eyyyyy I’m from Washington! I spend a lot of time in Oregon as I play hockey there. You should come to Oregon sometime!
Maybe next you could do cities portrayed by Thomas?
0:12, Yep, that's where I live now since 2017 at the time Journey Beyond Sodor was still in production.
1:44 for someone who sees the elizabethton cyclones play the band, its true.
This video is really funny 😆. But I have to ask what happened to your video history portrayed by Thomas? That was hysterical.
The “SUDDENLY IT CAUGHT FIRE” killed me
I was thinking you could consider making "US Railroads portrayed by Thomas".
US States Portrayed by Thomeuse 🇺🇸
0:02 Alabama 🇯🇪
0:05 Alaska 🇪🇺
0:08 Arizona 🇦🇲
0:09 Arkansas 🇨🇭
0:12 California 🐻
0:15 Colorado 🪙
As a Washington native I’m surprised it wasn’t a rain joke considering we get a lot of rain here
But it’s true we have a huge Boeing Facility as well as the homes of Microsoft & Amazon
2:15 the vehicles no railway hace win
1:01 As a Missourian, I approve. XD
You got Oklahoma dead on I've seen many a windy nights where its been exactly like that
just now got the Alabama one, nice
I've only been to PA (home), Maryland, West Virginia, and Ohio.
"PA (home)"
Me too! :D
Although I've been to way more states than that
I've been to my native PA plus its immediate Philadelphia Metropolitan Area neighbors: New Jersey, Delaware, New York, Maryland, and DC. Possibly I saw Virginia from very far away when I was in DC, but I'm not sure.
I live in Pennsylvania. That's a pretty accurate representation of my state.
I love the Boston Tea party reference for Massachucets and also the way you did Michigan.
The fact that Wisconsin got the only new series scene makes me want to cry
As someone from Maine I can confirm We are all glad when we speed along the costal run.
0:20 the funny thing is i'm from delaware lol
SAAAAAAAAAME
I’ve been on an Amtrak train that stopped in Wilmington if that counts. I just didn’t know much about Delaware other than it being the first state to be ratified.
@@Thomas1Edward2Henry3 thats funny cause i live in wilmington
@@Thomas1Edward2Henry3 I live in the same state as you
@@Thomas1Edward2Henry3 0:25 Why not use Sodor Airport?
Pennsylvania: Yep. That describes Strasburg nicely. I was born in this state, by the way.
South Carolina: My aunt lives there.