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* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Similarly to "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS2E14ACloseShave A Close Shave]]", the episode makes some concessions to account for the models being track-powered that bring up some logic issues; The book has Thomas hope the buffers will stop him, only to see the siding he is running along ''has no buffers'', causing him to run along the road into the stationmaster's house on the other side. Here, [[NoOSHACompliance the track leads straight into the stationmaster's house with no buffers]]. Guess the stationmaster and his family got the raw deal for real estate...
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* BrokenAesop: The story is going for a cautionary tale about {{pride}}, but the careless cleaner obliviously changing Thomas' controls means that his humiliating experience with the stationmaster's house would have happened anyway.
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* LethallyStupid: It's not a good idea to build a house at the end of a train track without any buffers. If not for ArtisticLicense, the stationmaster and his family would have almost certainly been killed by Thomas crashing through their wall.

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* TheArtifact: The original Railway Series story was written so that Thomas could be sent to the Works to be mended and come back with a flat running board. When he comes back in the TV series, however, he still has the distinct dip in his running board.



* TheArtifact: The original Railway Series story was written so that Thomas could be sent to the Works to be mended and come back with a flat running board. When he comes back in the TV series, however, he still has the distinct dip in his running board.


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* CreatorCameo: One of the workmen at the scene of Thomas' crash was modelled after series narrator Music/RingoStarr.
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* NoOSHAComplience: Who's idea was it to not put a pair of buffers between the tracks and the station master's house?

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* NoOSHAComplience: NoOSHACompliance: Who's idea was it to not put a pair of buffers between the tracks and the station master's house?
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* NoOSHAComplience: Who's idea was it to not put a pair of buffers between the tracks and the station master's house?


* LethallyStupid: Seriously, who builds a house ''at the end of a train track''?! Bonus stupidity points for the ''lack of any buffers''.
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* TooDumbToLive: The stationmaster and his family live in a house that was built at the end of a train track, with no buffers for protection. [[FailedASpotCheck They never realise anything wrong with this.]] They would have all been seriously injured at best and most likely killed, if the same accident happened in real life.

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* TooDumbToLive: The stationmaster and his family live in a house that was built at the end of a train track, with no buffers for protection. [[FailedASpotCheck They never realise anything wrong with this.]] They would have all been seriously injured at best and most likely killed, [[ArtisticLicensePhysics if the same accident happened in real life.life]].
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed, but Donald and Douglas comfort Thomas as they pull him out of the house, while in the books they just laugh at him.
-->'''Donald:''' Dunna fuss ye self, Thomas. We'll soon have you back on the rails.

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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed, but Donald and Douglas comfort Thomas as they pull him out of the house, while in the books they just laugh at him.
him, telling him not to forget his driver next time.
-->'''Donald:''' Dunna fuss fach ye self, Thomas. We'll soon have you back on the rails.

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