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Misuse of The Power Of Friendship.
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During the height of the busy Summer season, the Thin Controller purchases a new engine for his railway. Thomas meets the new engine at the Transfer Yards and the new engine reveals himself as Mighty at one end and Mac at the other. Thomas is surprised as he has never seen such an unusual engine before. Just then, the Thin Controller tells Mighty Mac to take holidaymakers to the campsite in the mountains. However, there are many tracks between the passengers and Mighty Mac, who are nervous as they were used to working in the shunting yards. Thomas advises them to look where they want to go and follow the track that will take them there. Mighty sets off, but then Mac takes the lead, thinking his way is quicker. As Mighty and Mac fight over who should take the lead, they end up going in all sorts of directions, even going on the turntable. As a result of their leadership battle, they end up back where they started and nowhere near the holidaymakers at all, making Mr. Percival very cross.
Eventually, Mighty Mac sets off with the holidaymakers. However, their feud is far from over as they argue at junctions on which way to go. Mighty pulls one way and then Mac pulls the other. All of this is making an uncomfortable ride for the holidaymakers and they end up at a dead end. The holidaymakers are cross and Mighty and Mac blame each other. This results in an accident, as they push the coach off the rails and into a giant, solid rock on a bottom cliff of the mountain. This triggers a rockslide and it blocks their path. Mighty and Mac now realise how silly they have been.
The holidaymakers set to work to getting their coach back on the rails and soon it is back on track. Impressed by this, Mighty Mac work together to shift the rocks out of the way and then collect their coach. They see the flag of the campsite high above them. Remembering Thomas' advice, they set off for the campsite. After they bring the holidaymakers to the campsite, Mighty and Mac set off for home. Mighty and Mac both agree that working together makes them a Really Useful Engine.
Eventually, Mighty Mac sets off with the holidaymakers. However, their feud is far from over as they argue at junctions on which way to go. Mighty pulls one way and then Mac pulls the other. All of this is making an uncomfortable ride for the holidaymakers and they end up at a dead end. The holidaymakers are cross and Mighty and Mac blame each other. This results in an accident, as they push the coach off the rails and into a giant, solid rock on a bottom cliff of the mountain. This triggers a rockslide and it blocks their path. Mighty and Mac now realise how silly they have been.
The holidaymakers set to work to getting their coach back on the rails and soon it is back on track. Impressed by this, Mighty Mac work together to shift the rocks out of the way and then collect their coach. They see the flag of the campsite high above them. Remembering Thomas' advice, they set off for the campsite. After they bring the holidaymakers to the campsite, Mighty and Mac set off for home. Mighty and Mac both agree that working together makes them a Really Useful Engine.
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During the height of the busy Summer summer season, the Thin Controller purchases a new engine for his railway. Thomas meets the new engine at the Transfer Yards and the new engine reveals himself as Mighty at one end and Mac at the other. Thomas is surprised as he has never seen such an unusual engine before. Just then, the Thin Controller tells Mighty Mac to take holidaymakers to the campsite in the mountains. However, there are many tracks between the passengers and Mighty Mac, who are nervous as they were used to working in the shunting yards. Thomas advises them to look where they want to go and follow the track that will take them there. Mighty sets off, but then Mac takes the lead, thinking his way is quicker. As Mighty and Mac fight fights over who should take the lead, they end up going in all sorts of directions, even going on the turntable. As a result of their leadership battle, they end up back where they started and nowhere near the holidaymakers at all, making Mr. Percival very cross.
Eventually, Mighty Mac sets off with the holidaymakers. However, their feud is far from over as they argue at junctions on which way to go. Mighty pulls one way and then Mac pulls the other. All of this is making an uncomfortable ride for theholidaymakers holidaymakers, and they end up at a dead end. The holidaymakers are cross and Mighty and Mac blame blames each other. This results in an accident, as they push the coach off the rails and into a giant, solid rock on a at the bottom cliff of the mountain. This triggers a rockslide rockslide, and it blocks their path. path, causing Mighty and Mac now to realise how silly they have been.
The holidaymakers set to work togetting get their coach back on the rails and soon it is back on track. Impressed by this, Mighty Mac work together to shift the rocks out of the way and then collect their coach. They see the flag of the campsite high above them. Remembering them, and remembering Thomas' advice, they set off for the campsite. After they bring the holidaymakers to the campsite, Mighty and Mac set sets off for home. Mighty and Mac home, both agree agreeing that working together makes them a Really Useful Engine.
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Eventually, Mighty Mac sets off with the holidaymakers. However, their feud is far from over as they argue at junctions on which way to go. Mighty pulls one way and then Mac pulls the other. All of this is making an uncomfortable ride for the
The holidaymakers set to work to
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* AHeadAtEachEnd: Mighty Mac is a Fairlie, a double-ended articulated steam engine. Each end -- Mighty and Mac -- has a distinct face and identity.
* ConjoinedTwins: Being a double-ended Fairlie locomotive, Mighty and Mac are this.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Mighty and Mac realize how silly they are when their fighting derailed the coach and caused a rockslide to block their way.
* NeverMyFault: Mighty and Mac blame each other for reaching the dead end.
* ThePowerOfFriendship: What Mighty Mac learns.
* SiblingRivalry: Mighty and Mac.
* ConjoinedTwins: Being a double-ended Fairlie locomotive, Mighty and Mac are this.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Mighty and Mac realize how silly they are when their fighting derailed the coach and caused a rockslide to block their way.
* NeverMyFault: Mighty and Mac blame each other for reaching the dead end.
* ThePowerOfFriendship: What Mighty Mac learns.
* SiblingRivalry: Mighty and Mac.
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* AHeadAtEachEnd: Mighty Mac is a Double Fairlie, a double-ended articulated steam engine. Each end -- Mighty and Mac -- has a distinct face and identity.
* ConjoinedTwins: Being adouble-ended Double Fairlie locomotive, Mighty and Mac are this.
one engine with a smokebox on each end.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Mighty Mac uses "they" pronouns several times throughout the episode. In later episodes, Mighty Mac only uses "he" pronouns.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Mightyand Mac realize realise how silly they are when after their fighting derailed the derails their coach and caused causes a rockslide to block their way.
* NeverMyFault: Mightyand Mac blame blames each other for reaching the a dead end.
* ThePowerOfFriendship: What Mighty Mac learns.
* SiblingRivalry: Mighty Mac don't cooperate properly and Mac.fight over which direction to take their holidaymakers in. It's only after they see the holidaymakers work together to put their coach back on the rails that they decide to start working together.
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* ConjoinedTwins: Being a
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Mighty Mac uses "they" pronouns several times throughout the episode. In later episodes, Mighty Mac only uses "he" pronouns.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Mighty
* NeverMyFault: Mighty
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* AHeadAtEachEnd: Mighty Mac is a Fairlie, a double-ended articulated steam engine. Each end — Mighty and Mac — has a distinct face and identity.
* ConjoinedTwins: Being a double-ended Fairlie locomotive, Mighty and Mac are this.
* ConjoinedTwins: Being a double-ended Fairlie locomotive, Mighty and Mac are this.
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'''Air date''': September 12th, 2005 (UK), September 11th, 2005 (US)
During the height of the busy Summer season, the Thin Controller purchases a new engine for his railway. Thomas meets the new engine at the Transfer Yards and the new engine reveals himself as Mighty at one end and Mac at the other. Thomas is surprised as he has never seen such an unusual engine before. Just then, the Thin Controller tells Mighty Mac to take holidaymakers to the campsite in the mountains. However, there are many tracks between the passengers and Mighty Mac, who are nervous as they were used to working in the shunting yards. Thomas advises them to look where they want to go and follow the track that will take them there. Mighty sets off, but then Mac takes the lead, thinking his way is quicker. As Mighty and Mac fight over who should take the lead, they end up going in all sorts of directions, even going on the turntable. As a result of their leadership battle, they end up back where they started and nowhere near the holidaymakers at all, making Mr. Percival very cross.
Eventually, Mighty Mac sets off with the holidaymakers. However, their feud is far from over as they argue at junctions on which way to go. Mighty pulls one way and then Mac pulls the other. All of this is making an uncomfortable ride for the holidaymakers and they end up at a dead end. The holidaymakers are cross and Mighty and Mac blame each other. This results in an accident, as they push the coach off the rails and into a giant, solid rock on a bottom cliff of the mountain. This triggers a rockslide and it blocks their path. Mighty and Mac now realise how silly they have been.
The holidaymakers set to work to getting their coach back on the rails and soon it is back on track. Impressed by this, Mighty Mac work together to shift the rocks out of the way and then collect their coach. They see the flag of the campsite high above them. Remembering Thomas' advice, they set off for the campsite. After they bring the holidaymakers to the campsite, Mighty and Mac set off for home. Mighty and Mac both agree that working together makes them a Really Useful Engine.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Mighty and Mac realize how silly they are when their fighting derailed the coach and caused a rockslide to block their way.
* NeverMyFault: Mighty and Mac blame each other for reaching the dead end.
* ThePowerOfFriendship: What Mighty Mac learns.
* SiblingRivalry: Mighty and Mac.
During the height of the busy Summer season, the Thin Controller purchases a new engine for his railway. Thomas meets the new engine at the Transfer Yards and the new engine reveals himself as Mighty at one end and Mac at the other. Thomas is surprised as he has never seen such an unusual engine before. Just then, the Thin Controller tells Mighty Mac to take holidaymakers to the campsite in the mountains. However, there are many tracks between the passengers and Mighty Mac, who are nervous as they were used to working in the shunting yards. Thomas advises them to look where they want to go and follow the track that will take them there. Mighty sets off, but then Mac takes the lead, thinking his way is quicker. As Mighty and Mac fight over who should take the lead, they end up going in all sorts of directions, even going on the turntable. As a result of their leadership battle, they end up back where they started and nowhere near the holidaymakers at all, making Mr. Percival very cross.
Eventually, Mighty Mac sets off with the holidaymakers. However, their feud is far from over as they argue at junctions on which way to go. Mighty pulls one way and then Mac pulls the other. All of this is making an uncomfortable ride for the holidaymakers and they end up at a dead end. The holidaymakers are cross and Mighty and Mac blame each other. This results in an accident, as they push the coach off the rails and into a giant, solid rock on a bottom cliff of the mountain. This triggers a rockslide and it blocks their path. Mighty and Mac now realise how silly they have been.
The holidaymakers set to work to getting their coach back on the rails and soon it is back on track. Impressed by this, Mighty Mac work together to shift the rocks out of the way and then collect their coach. They see the flag of the campsite high above them. Remembering Thomas' advice, they set off for the campsite. After they bring the holidaymakers to the campsite, Mighty and Mac set off for home. Mighty and Mac both agree that working together makes them a Really Useful Engine.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Mighty and Mac realize how silly they are when their fighting derailed the coach and caused a rockslide to block their way.
* NeverMyFault: Mighty and Mac blame each other for reaching the dead end.
* ThePowerOfFriendship: What Mighty Mac learns.
* SiblingRivalry: Mighty and Mac.
