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'''Air date''': October 14th, 1986 (UK), May 7th, 1989 (US), December 17th, 1991 (George Carlin US)
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'''Air date''': October 14th, 13th, 1986 (UK), May 7th, 1989 (US), December 17th, 1991 (George Carlin US)
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* ArtifactTitle: The episode name (and the trucks' song) seems to derive from a point in the novel version in which Diesel pulls so hard the trucks' coupling snaps and sends him hurtling across the line, which is not adapted into the episode.
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* ArtifactTitle: The episode name (and the trucks' song) seems to derive from a point in the [[Literature/DuckAndTheDieselEngine novel version version]] in which Diesel pulls so hard the trucks' coupling snaps and sends him hurtling across the line, which is not adapted into the episode.
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'''Air date''': September 26th, 1986 (UK)
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'''Air date''': September 26th, October 14th, 1986 (UK)(UK), May 7th, 1989 (US), December 17th, 1991 (George Carlin US)
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A new engine named Diesel arrives to the Island of Sodor. Duck is ordered by The Fat Controller to show him around. To his shock, Duck finds out that Diesel isn't nice as he appears to be and he boasts about the importance of diesels on the railway. Unfortunately, he makes himself a fool as he tries to move a line of trucks.
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Soon, a new engine named Diesel arrives to the Island of Sodor. Duck is ordered by The Fat Controller to
As Duck and Diesel arrive to the yard, Duck's dislike of him became mutual as he firmly orders him to refer The Fat Controller "Sir Topham Hatt". Diesel smugly tells him that he doesn't have to be told what to do and that diesels know everything and that diesels always come to a yard and improve them; diesels are revolutionary. Duck, who didn't correctly pronounced "revolutionary", orders him to collect his trucks as he shunts Gordon's Express train. Eager to show off, Diesel goes to work.
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Duck arrives with the other trucks and thanks Diesel for arranging them. Diesel asks if he wanted them, but Duck declines. Flustered about
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* {{Giggling Villain}}s: This was the first time the trucks have a high-pitched giggling.
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* {{Giggling Villain}}s: This was the first time the trucks have a are given high-pitched giggling.
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* {{Giggling Villain}}s: This was the first time the trucks have a high-pitched giggling.
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** RightlySelfRighteous: However, as the narration points out, Duck still works hard and makes the railway run like clockwork. Diesel arguably plays the trope more straight.
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** RightlySelfRighteous: However, as the narration points out, Duck still works hard and makes the railway run like clockwork. Diesel arguably plays the SmallNameBigEgo trope more straight.
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** However, as the narration points out, Duck still works hard and makes the railway run like clockwork. Diesel arguably plays the trope more straight.
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** RightlySelfRighteous: However, as the narration points out, Duck still works hard and makes the railway run like clockwork. Diesel arguably plays the trope more straight.
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A new engine named Diesel arrives to the Island of Sodor. Duck is ordered by The Fat Controller to show him around. To his shock, Duck finds out that Diesel isn't nice as he appears to be and he boasts about the [[FantasticRacism importance of diesels on the railray]]. Unfortunately, he makes himself a fool as he tries to move a line of trucks.
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A new engine named Diesel arrives to the Island of Sodor. Duck is ordered by The Fat Controller to show him around. To his shock, Duck finds out that Diesel isn't nice as he appears to be and he boasts about the [[FantasticRacism importance of diesels on the railray]].railway. Unfortunately, he makes himself a fool as he tries to move a line of trucks.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The troublesome trucks sing rudely to Diesel, who was earlier [[FantasticRacism haughty in showing off what he could do to prove his point to steam engines]].
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The troublesome trucks sing rudely to Diesel, who was earlier [[FantasticRacism haughty eager in showing off what he could do to prove his point to steam engines]].
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: The troublesome trucks sing rudely to Diesel, who was earlier [[FantasticRacism haughty in showing off what he could do to prove his point to steam engines]].
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* DelusionsOfEloquence: Duck has a hard time pronouncing the word "revolution" and calls it "revothinagumy".
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* DelusionsOfEloquence: Duck has a hard time pronouncing the word "revolution" and calls it "revothinagumy"."revothingumy".
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* DelusionsOfEloquence: Duck has a hard time pronouncing the word "revolution" and calls it "revothinagumy".
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!!Tropes featured in the episode:
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!!Tropes featured in the episode:episode ([[YMMV/ThomasTheTankEngineS2E12PopGoesTheDiesel YMMV here]]):
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* KarmicTrickster: While not directly, Duck has no problem watching Diesel go on a wild goose chase with some dilapidated trucks after he proves conceited.
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* ArtifactTitle: The episode name (and the trucks' song) seems to derive from a point in the novel version in which Diesel pulls so hard the trucks' coupling snaps and sends him hurtling across the line, which is not adapted into the episode.
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** However, as the narration points out, Duck still works hard and makes the railway run like clockwork. Diesel arguably plays the trope more straight.
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* TheVillainSucksSong: The Troublesome Trucks sing a parody of "Pop Goes The Weasel", which is the [[TitleDrop episode's title]], in regards to Diesel's failure in pulling the trucks:
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* TheVillainSucksSong: The [[TitleDrop title of the episode]]. The Troublesome Trucks sing a parody of "Pop Goes The Weasel", which is the [[TitleDrop episode's title]], Weasel" in regards to Diesel's failure in pulling the trucks:
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September 26th, 1986 (UK)
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'''Air date''': September 26th, 1986 (UK)
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* [[ADogNamedDog A Diesel Named Diesel]]
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-->'''Duck''': "There are two ways of doing things: The Great Western Way or the wrong way. I'm Great Western and..."
-->'''Other engines''': [[DeadpanSnarker Don't we know it!]]
-->'''Other engines''': [[DeadpanSnarker Don't we know it!]]
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* FantasticRacism: This episode marks the beginning of the rivalry between steam engines and diesels.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: Diesel.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: Diesel.
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* LooksLikeSheIsEnjoyingIt: The trucks made a very... suggestive sound when Diesel forcefully pulls them.
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* BreakTheHaughty: Diesel suffers this.
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--> When he pulls the wrong trucks out, Pop Goes The Diesel!"
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--> When he pulls the wrong trucks out, [[TitleDrop Pop Goes The Diesel!"Diesel]]!"
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* YouDidntAsk: Diesel asks if Duck wants the arranged, yet jammed trucks, but Duck tells him he already has a lot, and didn't tell Diesel because he didn't ask.
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* ADogNamedDog: Diesel.
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* ADogNamedDog: Diesel.[[ADogNamedDog A Diesel Named Diesel]]
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* TheVillainSucksSong: The Troublesome Trucks sing a parody of "Pop Goes The Weasel", which is the [[TitleDrop episode's title]], in regards to Diesel's failure in pulling the trucks.
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* TheVillainSucksSong: The Troublesome Trucks sing a parody of "Pop Goes The Weasel", which is the [[TitleDrop episode's title]], in regards to Diesel's failure in pulling the trucks. trucks:
--> "Trucks are waiting in the yard, Tackling them with ease'll,
--> Show the world what I can do, Gaily boast the Diesel,
--> In and out he creeps about, Like a big black weasel,
--> When he pulls the wrong trucks out, Pop Goes The Diesel!"
--> "Trucks are waiting in the yard, Tackling them with ease'll,
--> Show the world what I can do, Gaily boast the Diesel,
--> In and out he creeps about, Like a big black weasel,
--> When he pulls the wrong trucks out, Pop Goes The Diesel!"
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A new engine named Diesel arrives to the Island of Sodor. Duck is ordered by The Fat Controller to show him around. To his shock, Duck finds out that Diesel isn't nice as he appears to be and he boasts about the [[FantasticRacism importance of diesels on the railray]]. Unfortunately, he makes himself a fool as he tries to move a line of trucks.
!!Tropes featured in the episode:
* ADogNamedDog: Diesel.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Diesel.
* ObviouslyEvil: Diesel has black paint, a sinister smile, a sinister {{Leitmotif}}, and a shady voice that flatters the other engines.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Duck is quite vocal about his Great Western heritage, much to the annoyance of Gordon, Henry, and James.
* TheVillainSucksSong: The Troublesome Trucks sing a parody of "Pop Goes The Weasel", which is the [[TitleDrop episode's title]], in regards to Diesel's failure in pulling the trucks.
* VisionaryVillain: Diesel.
--> "Your worthy Sir Topham Hatt thinks I need to learn. He is mistaken. We diesels don't need to learn, we know everything. We come to a yard and improve it. We are revolutionary!"
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!!Tropes featured in the episode:
* ADogNamedDog: Diesel.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Diesel.
* ObviouslyEvil: Diesel has black paint, a sinister smile, a sinister {{Leitmotif}}, and a shady voice that flatters the other engines.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Duck is quite vocal about his Great Western heritage, much to the annoyance of Gordon, Henry, and James.
* TheVillainSucksSong: The Troublesome Trucks sing a parody of "Pop Goes The Weasel", which is the [[TitleDrop episode's title]], in regards to Diesel's failure in pulling the trucks.
* VisionaryVillain: Diesel.
--> "Your worthy Sir Topham Hatt thinks I need to learn. He is mistaken. We diesels don't need to learn, we know everything. We come to a yard and improve it. We are revolutionary!"
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