Take Along Thomas & Friends - Murdoch

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Series 22 - Big World! Big Adventures!, Engine Roll Call, All the Girls Around the World and The Steam Team Diesel | Daisy | BoCo | Mavis | Derek | 'Arry and Bert | Diesel 10 | Salty | Dennis | Den | Dart | Paxton | Norman | Sidney | Philip

Series 12 - Steady Eddie ( does not speak), Rosie's Funfair Special ( cameo), Henry Gets it Wrong ( cameo), Heave Ho Thomas! ( cameo), Excellent Emily ( cameo) and Tram Trouble ( cameo)

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Series 10 - Toby's Afternoon Off, Seeing the Sights ( cameo), Edward Strikes Out ( cameo) and Thomas and the Treasure ( cameo)

Emily gets into an accident and occurs with muddy water; the first was the eighth series episode, Emily's New Route. The line "He's fallen in the water!" is a quote often used in the radio comedy The Goon Show, of which David Mitton was a fan. Series 11 - Thomas and the Spaceship ( cameo), Thomas Sets Sail, Don't be Silly, Billy ( cameo), Hide and Peep, Thomas and the Runaway Car ( cameo), Thomas in Trouble ( cameo), Thomas and the Stinky Cheese ( cameo) and Percy and the Left Luggage ( cameo) Throughout his time on the Island of Sodor, Murdoch, the mighty orange tender engine, has embarked on numerous adventures, showcasing his strength and compassion. From hauling heavy goods trains on the Main Line to offering a helping hand to fellow engines, Murdoch has become an integral part of the Thomas and Friends world. Rescuing Emily from the Muddy Water Sometime later, while working at the Sodor Slate Quarry, Neville told Thomas and Percy about the job of collecting the Sodor Brass Band. [5] PersonalityArthur is new to the railway and is still learning his way around. One morning, he discovers the fishing village, and soon sees it as his favourite place on the island. That evening, the Fat Controller comes to the shed looking for an engine to run a new line to the fishing village. Thomas and Percy look away as they had enough work to do. Arthur hopes he will be chosen, but the Fat Controller ends up choosing Thomas, who is not very pleased. Arthur is disappointed when the Fat Controller sends him to haul coal to the Steelworks instead. The last episode to feature the original six-berth Tidmouth Sheds before being rebuilt with seven berths in Calling All Engines!. His Plarail, Wooden Railway and Sodor Fix-It Station toys are grey, likely due to him being originally planned to have a grey livery. Murdoch's last appearance until the eleventh series episode, Emily's Rubbish, as well as his only appearance in the eighth series.

Fergus' theme composed by Robert Hartshorne was later reused in the eleventh series episode, Sir Handel in Charge. As a BR Standard Class 9F locomotive, Murdoch epitomizes strength and reliability. His ten drive wheels and robust design make him a vital asset in hauling heavy goods trains across the Main Line. Moreover, his orange livery with green and red lining, coupled with his distinctive smoke deflectors, makes him a memorable and beloved figure on the Island of Sodor. Stopping at a signal, Percy sees Gordon, who is not surprised that Percy was told to collect a carpet, as he is just a small engine. Suddenly, the wind lifts up underneath the carpet, taking it into the air. Percy is now convinced that it is a magic carpet, but Gordon knows that it is just the wind and he departs to collect a coach for Allicia Botti. Then Murdoch passes Percy and the red carpet lands onto a flatbed in Murdoch's train. Percy gives chase to Murdoch, calling for him to wait. But Murdoch is too far ahead to hear Percy and carries on through Maron station. Percy, speeding through Maron, tells James that Murdoch has his magic carpet, but James tells him that magic carpets do not exist. Fergus primarily works at the Sodor Cement Works on the Kirk Ronan Branch Line, and is thus called "the pride of the Cement Works". Molly's model used to be on display at Nitrogen Studios and wore her happy face. It used to be on display at Drayton Manor and it was wearing her content face.Hover Bother!, Sodor Surprise Day ( does not speak), Early Bird! ( does not speak), Steamie Stafford ( cameo) and Kevin's Cranky Friend Flying Fish!, Crane Strain!, New Year Promise!, Harvey to the Rescue!, Cruise Control! and Revving Racers ( does not speak) In Australia, this episode was released early on VHS and DVD before the seventh series aired on television so the Australian audience would not know who Arthur was, never mind Emily and Murdoch appearing as cameos.

Cranky's crew can access him by a floor hatch underneath his body. This is also annotated in his concept art. Salty asks, "Have you worked Marseille?". Marseille is a city in southern France known for its large harbour.In the US and Canada, this episode was released before Emily's New Coaches and The Spotless Record, meaning the audience would not know who Emily and Arthur are unless they had the VHS/DVD release New Friends for Thomas and Other Adventures. In The Great Discovery, Molly received news from Bill and Ben that Stanley had found Thomas. She later attended the Sodor Day celebrations at Great Waterton. The final appearance of the Sodor Airport, though it was later mentioned in the twenty-fourth series double length episode, World of Tomorrow. According to the 2013 Writer's Bible and 2015 trading card, Cranky is a hybrid design, based on various Tower Cranes that were mainly manufactured by the Stothert & Pitt Company of Bath, England. [4] Livery