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'''Air date''': October 1st, 1986

'''Adapted from''': ''[[Recap/TheRailwaySeriesB9EdwardTheBlueEngine Edward the Blue Engine]]'', "Saved from Scrap"

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All the engines on the Fat Controller's railway work very hard, but they're happy to be kept busy and are very proud when they're called "really useful". One day, Edward tells Thomas that he's going to the scrapyard and Thomas cheekily tells him that he's not ''that'' old, but Edward knows that Thomas is only teasing.

At the scrapyard, there are a lot of rusty old pieces of cars and machinery which are to be broken down and Edward takes them to the steelworks, where the pieces are melted down so they can be used again. When Edward arrives, he sees a very unusual sight - a traction engine. Edward is surprised, as the engine isn't broken down or rusty. Edward greets the traction engine and asks why he's in the scrapyard. The traction engine introduces himself as Trevor and tells Edward that he's due to be broken up the next week. Edward is very upset to hear this news, as Trevor is still clearly in perfect working condition, only missing some paint, polish and oil. Trevor tells Edward his master decided that he's old-fashioned and Edward responds that others tell him the same thing, but knows that he's actually really useful.

Edward then asks Trevor what work he did and Trevor tells him about his old life - he would travel from farm to farm doing various jobs such as hauling logs and threshing corn. Most especially, he remembers how children would be excited to see him and he would give them rides. Trevor is really fond of children. Edward leaves the scrapyard upset that Trevor's going to be broken up for no reason and travels to the station thinking of a way to save him. He thinks of many people who love engines, but not anyone who would have any room for a traction engine.

Entering Wellsworth, Edward sees the Church Vicar and believes he could be the perfect person to save Trevor. The Vicar notices that Edward seems upset about something and the driver tells him about Trevor's issue. Edward pleads the Vicar to save Trevor and the Vicar promises to take a look at Trevor.

On Saturday, Trevor's driver, Jem Cole, tells Trevor that the Vicar is coming to look him over and maybe buy him. Both are excited and Trevor is cleaned up and oiled. He now has shining green paint and golden brass, making him look the best. The Vicar and his two sons arrive and Trevor starts chuffing around the yard, happier than he ever was. Afterwards, the Vicar talks to the Scrapyard Owner and is able to buy Trevor cheap. Jem Cole tells Trevor that he has been [[TitleDrop saved from scrap]] and will now reside at the vicarage.

Trevor lives at the vicarage orchard, which is next to the main line. As a result, he and Edward see each other everyday. Trevor enjoys his new work, but his favorite day of the year is the day of the church fête - he would have a wooden seat coupled to him and gives children rides there. Afterwards, he will be seen lying asleep thinking about the the wonderful time he had with the children he met.

!!Tropes featured in the episode:
* AdaptationalDyeJob: In ''[[Recap/TheRailwaySeriesB9EdwardTheBlueEngine Edward the Blue Engine]]'', Trevor was painted black with gold stripes in a flashback, but in this adaptation, he retains his green paint.
* {{Bowdlerise}}: The UK Narration says the Scrapyard is filled with rusty old Cars and Machinery while the US one replaces "Cars" with "Parts". For the UK, Trevor says his Master said he was old-fashioned and sensing him from Farm to Farm. For the US, trevor says it was his owner. Finally, for the UK Trevor's happiest day is the Church fête while in the US it's the Church Fair.
* CoolOldGuy: Edward mentions that the other engines call him old-fashioned, but he doesn't care and he is still useful.
* FreezeFrameBonus: As Edward comes from his branch line to the main line, he is wearing Donald and Douglas' worried face mask.
* FriendToAllChildren: Trevor.
* GoToSleepEnding: This episode ends with Trevor happily falling asleep in his shed after a hard day's work.
* HappinessInSlavery: The beginning of the episode states that engines don't mind The Fat Controller working them hard because they want to be called "really useful".
* JustJokingJustification: Thomas was only teasing Edward about being not that old to go to the scrapyard.
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'''Air date''': October 1st, 1986

'''Adapted from''': ''[[Recap/TheRailwaySeriesB9EdwardTheBlueEngine Edward the Blue Engine]]'', "Saved from Scrap"

[[quoteright:280:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/280px-savedfromscrap2_5608.png]]

All the engines on the Fat Controller's railway work very hard, but they're happy to be kept busy and are very proud when they're called "really useful". One day, Edward tells Thomas that he's going to the scrapyard and Thomas cheekily tells him that he's not ''that'' old, but Edward knows that Thomas is only teasing.

At the scrapyard, there are a lot of rusty old pieces of cars and machinery which are to be broken down and Edward takes them to the steelworks, where the pieces are melted down so they can be used again. When Edward arrives, he sees a very unusual sight - a traction engine. Edward is surprised, as the engine isn't broken down or rusty. Edward greets the traction engine and asks why he's in the scrapyard. The traction engine introduces himself as Trevor and tells Edward that he's due to be broken up the next week. Edward is very upset to hear this news, as Trevor is still clearly in perfect working condition, only missing some paint, polish and oil. Trevor tells Edward his master decided that he's old-fashioned and Edward responds that others tell him the same thing, but knows that he's actually really useful.

Edward then asks Trevor what work he did and Trevor tells him about his old life - he would travel from farm to farm doing various jobs such as hauling logs and threshing corn. Most especially, he remembers how children would be excited to see him and he would give them rides. Trevor is really fond of children. Edward leaves the scrapyard upset that Trevor's going to be broken up for no reason and travels to the station thinking of a way to save him. He thinks of many people who love engines, but not anyone who would have any room for a traction engine.

Entering Wellsworth, Edward sees the Church Vicar and believes he could be the perfect person to save Trevor. The Vicar notices that Edward seems upset about something and the driver tells him about Trevor's issue. Edward pleads the Vicar to save Trevor and the Vicar promises to take a look at Trevor.

On Saturday, Trevor's driver, Jem Cole, tells Trevor that the Vicar is coming to look him over and maybe buy him. Both are excited and Trevor is cleaned up and oiled. He now has shining green paint and golden brass, making him look the best. The Vicar and his two sons arrive and Trevor starts chuffing around the yard, happier than he ever was. Afterwards, the Vicar talks to the Scrapyard Owner and is able to buy Trevor cheap. Jem Cole tells Trevor that he has been [[TitleDrop saved from scrap]] and will now reside at the vicarage.

Trevor lives at the vicarage orchard, which is next to the main line. As a result, he and Edward see each other everyday. Trevor enjoys his new work, but his favorite day of the year is the day of the church fête - he would have a wooden seat coupled to him and gives children rides there. Afterwards, he will be seen lying asleep thinking about the the wonderful time he had with the children he met.

!!Tropes featured in the episode:
* AdaptationalDyeJob: In ''[[Recap/TheRailwaySeriesB9EdwardTheBlueEngine Edward the Blue Engine]]'', Trevor was painted black with gold stripes in a flashback, but in this adaptation, he retains his green paint.
* {{Bowdlerise}}: The UK Narration says the Scrapyard is filled with rusty old Cars and Machinery while the US one replaces "Cars" with "Parts". For the UK, Trevor says his Master said he was old-fashioned and sensing him from Farm to Farm. For the US, trevor says it was his owner. Finally, for the UK Trevor's happiest day is the Church fête while in the US it's the Church Fair.
* CoolOldGuy: Edward mentions that the other engines call him old-fashioned, but he doesn't care and he is still useful.
* FreezeFrameBonus: As Edward comes from his branch line to the main line, he is wearing Donald and Douglas' worried face mask.
* FriendToAllChildren: Trevor.
* GoToSleepEnding: This episode ends with Trevor happily falling asleep in his shed after a hard day's work.
* HappinessInSlavery: The beginning of the episode states that engines don't mind The Fat Controller working them hard because they want to be called "really useful".
* JustJokingJustification: Thomas was only teasing Edward about being not that old to go to the scrapyard.
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* AdaptationalDyeJob: In ''[[Recap/TheRailwaySeriesB9EdwardTheBlueEngine Edward the Blue Engine]]'', Trevor was painted black with gold stripes in a flashback, but in this adaptation, he remains his green paint.

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* AdaptationalDyeJob: In ''[[Recap/TheRailwaySeriesB9EdwardTheBlueEngine Edward the Blue Engine]]'', Trevor was painted black with gold stripes in a flashback, but in this adaptation, he remains retains his green paint.
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'''Adapted from''': ''[[Recap/TheRailwaySeriesB9EdwardTheBlueEngine Edward the Blue Engine]]'', "Saved from Scrap"
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* AdaptationalDyeJob: In ''[[Recap/TheRailwaySeriesB9EdwardTheBlueEngine Edward the Blue Engine]]'', Trevor was painted black with gold stripes in a flashback, but in this adaptation, he remains his green paint.

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* BadassGrandpa: Edward mentions that the other engines call him old-fashioned, but he doesn't care and he is still useful.



* CoolOldGuy: Edward and Trevor.

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* CoolOldGuy: Edward mentions that the other engines call him old-fashioned, but he doesn't care and Trevor.he is still useful.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: As Edward comes from his branch line to the main line, he is wearing Donald and Douglas' worried face mask.
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'''Air date''': October 1st, 1986 (UK), June 11th, 1989 (US)

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'''Air date''': October 1st, 1986 (UK), June 11th, 1989 (US)
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'''Air date''': October 16th, 1986 (UK), June 11th, 1989 (US)

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'''Air date''': October 16th, 1st, 1986 (UK), June 11th, 1989 (US)



All the engines on the Fat Controller's railway work very hard, but they are happy to be kept busy and really like being described as "really useful". One day, Edward tells Thomas that he is going to the scrapyard and Thomas cheekily tells him that he is not that old, but Edward knows that Thomas is only teasing.

At the scrapyard, there are a lot of rusty old pieces of vehicles and machinery which are to be broken down and Edward takes them to the steelworks, where the pieces are melted down so they can be used again. When Edward arrives, he sees a very unusual sight - a traction engine. Edward is surprised, as the engine is not broken down or rusty. Edward greets the traction engine and asks why he is at the scrapyard. The traction engine introduces himself as Trevor and tells Edward that he is due to be broken up the next week. Edward is very upset to hear this news, as Trevor is still clearly in almost-working condition. Trevor tells Edward his master decided that he is old-fashioned and Edward responds that others tell him the same thing, but knows that he is actually really useful.

Edward then asks Trevor what work he did and Trevor goes telling him about his old life - he would travel from farm to farm doing various jobs such as hauling logs and threshing corn, and, most especially, he remembers how children would be excited to see him and he would give them rides. Trevor is really fond of children. Edward leaves the scrapyard upset that Trevor is going to be broken up for no reason and travels to the station thinking of a way to save him. He thinks of many people who love engines, but not anyone who would have any room for a traction engine.

Entering to Wellsworth, Edward sees the vicar and believes he could be the perfect person to save Trevor. The vicar notices that Edward seems upset about something and the driver tells him about Trevor's issue. Edward pleaded the vicar to save Trevor and the vicar promises to take a look at Trevor.

Later Trevor's driver, Jem Cole, tells Trevor that the vicar is coming to look him over. Both are excited and Trevor is cleaned up and oiled. He now has shining green paint and golden brass, making him look the best. The vicar and his two sons arrive and Trevor starts riding around the yard, happier than he ever way. Afterwards, the vicar talks to the scrapyard owner and is able to buy Trevor cheap. Jem Cole tells Trevor that he has been [[TitleDrop saved from scrap]] and will now reside at the vicarage.

Trevor lives at the vicarage orchard, which is next to the main line. As a result, he and Edward see each other everyday. Trevor enjoys his new work, but his favorite day of the year is the day of the church fête - he would have wooden seat coupled to him and gives children rides there. Afterwards, he will be seen lying asleep thinking about the the wonderful time he had with the children he met.

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All the engines on the Fat Controller's railway work very hard, but they are they're happy to be kept busy and really like being described as are very proud when they're called "really useful". One day, Edward tells Thomas that he is he's going to the scrapyard and Thomas cheekily tells him that he is he's not that ''that'' old, but Edward knows that Thomas is only teasing.

At the scrapyard, there are a lot of rusty old pieces of vehicles cars and machinery which are to be broken down and Edward takes them to the steelworks, where the pieces are melted down so they can be used again. When Edward arrives, he sees a very unusual sight - a traction engine. Edward is surprised, as the engine is not isn't broken down or rusty. Edward greets the traction engine and asks why he is at he's in the scrapyard. The traction engine introduces himself as Trevor and tells Edward that he is he's due to be broken up the next week. Edward is very upset to hear this news, as Trevor is still clearly in almost-working condition. perfect working condition, only missing some paint, polish and oil. Trevor tells Edward his master decided that he is he's old-fashioned and Edward responds that others tell him the same thing, but knows that he is he's actually really useful.

Edward then asks Trevor what work he did and Trevor goes telling tells him about his old life - he would travel from farm to farm doing various jobs such as hauling logs and threshing corn, and, most corn. Most especially, he remembers how children would be excited to see him and he would give them rides. Trevor is really fond of children. Edward leaves the scrapyard upset that Trevor is Trevor's going to be broken up for no reason and travels to the station thinking of a way to save him. He thinks of many people who love engines, but not anyone who would have any room for a traction engine.

Entering to Wellsworth, Edward sees the vicar Church Vicar and believes he could be the perfect person to save Trevor. The vicar Vicar notices that Edward seems upset about something and the driver tells him about Trevor's issue. Edward pleaded pleads the vicar Vicar to save Trevor and the vicar Vicar promises to take a look at Trevor.

Later On Saturday, Trevor's driver, Jem Cole, tells Trevor that the vicar Vicar is coming to look him over.over and maybe buy him. Both are excited and Trevor is cleaned up and oiled. He now has shining green paint and golden brass, making him look the best. The vicar Vicar and his two sons arrive and Trevor starts riding chuffing around the yard, happier than he ever way. was. Afterwards, the vicar Vicar talks to the scrapyard owner Scrapyard Owner and is able to buy Trevor cheap. Jem Cole tells Trevor that he has been [[TitleDrop saved from scrap]] and will now reside at the vicarage.

Trevor lives at the vicarage orchard, which is next to the main line. As a result, he and Edward see each other everyday. Trevor enjoys his new work, but his favorite day of the year is the day of the church fête - he would have a wooden seat coupled to him and gives children rides there. Afterwards, he will be seen lying asleep thinking about the the wonderful time he had with the children he met.


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* {{Bowdlerise}}: The UK Narration says the Scrapyard is filled with rusty old Cars and Machinery while the US one replaces "Cars" with "Parts". For the UK, Trevor says his Master said he was old-fashioned and sensing him from Farm to Farm. For the US, trevor says it was his owner. Finally, for the UK Trevor's happiest day is the Church fête while in the US it's the Church Fair.
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* GoToSleepEnding: This episode ends with Trevor happily falling asleep in his shed after a hard day's work.
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'''Air date''': October 8th, 1986 (UK), June 11th, 1989 (US)

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'''Air date''': October 8th, 16th, 1986 (UK), June 11th, 1989 (US)
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'''Air date''': September 9th, 1986 (UK)

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'''Air date''': September 9th, October 8th, 1986 (UK)(UK), June 11th, 1989 (US)
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* HappinessInSlavery: The engines don't mind The Fat Controller working them hard because they want to be described as "really useful".

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* HappinessInSlavery: The beginning of the episode states that engines don't mind The Fat Controller working them hard because they want to be described as called "really useful".

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[[quoteright:280:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/280px-savedfromscrap2_5608.png]]

All the engines on the Fat Controller's railway work very hard, but they are happy to be kept busy and really like being described as "really useful". One day, Edward tells Thomas that he is going to the scrapyard and Thomas cheekily tells him that he is not that old, but Edward knows that Thomas is only teasing.

At the scrapyard, there are a lot of rusty old pieces of vehicles and machinery which are to be broken down and Edward takes them to the steelworks, where the pieces are melted down so they can be used again. When Edward arrives, he sees a very unusual sight - a traction engine. Edward is surprised, as the engine is not broken down or rusty. Edward greets the traction engine and asks why he is at the scrapyard. The traction engine introduces himself as Trevor and tells Edward that he is due to be broken up the next week. Edward is very upset to hear this news, as Trevor is still clearly in almost-working condition. Trevor tells Edward his master decided that he is old-fashioned and Edward responds that others tell him the same thing, but knows that he is actually really useful.

Edward then asks Trevor what work he did and Trevor goes telling him about his old life - he would travel from farm to farm doing various jobs such as hauling logs and threshing corn, and, most especially, he remembers how children would be excited to see him and he would give them rides. Trevor is really fond of children. Edward leaves the scrapyard upset that Trevor is going to be broken up for no reason and travels to the station thinking of a way to save him. He thinks of many people who love engines, but not anyone who would have any room for a traction engine.

Entering to Wellsworth, Edward sees the vicar and believes he could be the perfect person to save Trevor. The vicar notices that Edward seems upset about something and the driver tells him about Trevor's issue. Edward pleaded the vicar to save Trevor and the vicar promises to take a look at Trevor.

Later Trevor's driver, Jem Cole, tells Trevor that the vicar is coming to look him over. Both are excited and Trevor is cleaned up and oiled. He now has shining green paint and golden brass, making him look the best. The vicar and his two sons arrive and Trevor starts riding around the yard, happier than he ever way. Afterwards, the vicar talks to the scrapyard owner and is able to buy Trevor cheap. Jem Cole tells Trevor that he has been [[TitleDrop saved from scrap]] and will now reside at the vicarage.

Trevor lives at the vicarage orchard, which is next to the main line. As a result, he and Edward see each other everyday. Trevor enjoys his new work, but his favorite day of the year is the day of the church fête - he would have wooden seat coupled to him and gives children rides there. Afterwards, he will be seen lying asleep thinking about the the wonderful time he had with the children he met.



* FriendToAllChildren: Trevor is very fond of children.
* JustJokingJustification: The narration mentions that Thomas was only teasing Edward about being old enough to go to the scrapyard.

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* CoolOldGuy: Edward and Trevor.
* FriendToAllChildren: Trevor is very fond of children.
Trevor.
* HappinessInSlavery: The engines don't mind The Fat Controller working them hard because they want to be described as "really useful".
* JustJokingJustification: The narration mentions that Thomas was only teasing Edward about being not that old enough to go to the scrapyard.
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* BadassGrandpa: Edward mentions that the other engines call him old-fashioned, but he doesn't care and he is still useful.
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* JustJokingJustification: The narration mentions that Thomas was only teasing Edward about being old enough to go to the scrapyard.
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'''Air date''': September 9th, 1986 (UK)
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!!Tropes featured in the episode:
* FriendToAllChildren: Trevor is very fond of children.
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