Id say proper channels and shell on wheels are some of your finest work of all time ( along with P.S i hate you) i mean the episode btw 😂. I hope this quality continues into 2025 . Also thanks for influencing my childhood you are a real one 😊

It’s silly but also smart at the same time

That’s so cool, I love to see your behind the scenes videos!

Its amazing the techniques you've developed over the years. In fact I remember when you first started. That was back when tuna fish came in a cardboard box instead of the little cans we know and love today.

Fuggin genius

5:09 WHAT!

Sometimes you got to above and beyond to get the result you want. Really interesting to see how this shot was taken.

I just HOWLED. The lengths we go to for our trains, summed up perfectly in a video

Modern problems require modern solutions

That was interesting. And this was shot in 2023? How long has the episode been in production?

Your videos are always a delight but there was something really special about this video. Was also great seeing you reflecting on the year. Happy new year!

Seeing Ringo’s name at the beginning really made my day. As always, I’m very proud to be so involved with the highest quality Thomas series on KZbin.

Enterprising engines it’s been a joy having you as part of adventures on the rails, providing the voices of Arthur and Proteus, as well as your own custom character Prometheus it has been an honor and a pleasure to get to work with you I can remember when I started watching your videos back in 2012, 2013 maybe Since the pandemic started in 2020 I’ve known I always wanted to do my own version of Thomas & Friends and I’ve always dreamt of having famous members of the community join the show, but I never thought it possible Shell on wheels was absolutely perfect I love the bonding between Paxton and Donald especially Donald comforting Paxton after Sheldon died Great episode all around. It was very fun to watch and it gave me a few good laughs, especially the turntable sequence. It’s been an honor working with you for adventures on the rails this year, and here’s to many more adventures on the rails in 2025 and onward I hope you had a merry Christmas and I hope you have a great new year

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This one really evokes some memories and once again shows nobody does Paxton like EE93. My very first episode was the original Paxton & Norman. Not every episodes needs to be a duel between Sir Robert Aura and the Thin Controller (although I certainly hope we get more of that soon.) I really like the reintroduction of the narrator in these past couple of episodes. The camerawork is wonderful. I am a fan of those old gritty sets with the linkinlog buildings and the bushes behind the station at the old house, but you really make Sodor come alive.

Excellent 👌

I love how massive your videos make Sodor look like, keep up the great work!😀

Wow Shell on wheels is so good! It's so emotshunal! I felt happy for Paxton when he was spending time with Sheldon and so sad when Sheldon died. Can't wait to see what you have planed for next year! Hope you have a great day!

4:10 hey I see me in the crowd (the one in the cowboy & conductor hats) during the special premiere back in November. it was great being there & i saw the full film. great work Matt. see you in the new year! 🙂

Wow, such a great episode. Definitely hit right in the feels but in a good way, we said goodbye to my cat of almost 18 years a few weeks ago so the lines in this episode about moving forward after loss really resonated with me. I knew that Donald would come around after remembering his own situation and it was a really nice touch to give him a bit of spotlight in this episode. Brilliant job as well with the set design, camera work, and the special effects which reminded me of Munitions, a classic favorite of mine from your series. Looking forward to what's next as always!!

The story was really sad, but it took itself very seriously and I think we can all relate to losing a pet. I have lost a few pets along the way. And it hurts. I miss them. I loved them. It almost felt like something died inside of me changes difficult to see the least like you said on the video but when we learn to hold and treasure the time we spent something or someone it can make it a little easier and if you have people to talk to. It helps to ease the pain and understand that you’re not the only one there’s people there for you as you are for them. Even though it can be a bit sad sometimes when we remember times with them, but as long as you keep holding out of those memories and talk to those who need a little bit of help, you can remember the good times with happiness

You did such a wonderful job on this Matt! You brought out every side of you through this episode. Your creative side, your funny side, your pet owner side, and your caring side, all of which mixed together and put into a preheated oven at 350 degrees make a beautiful Enterprising cake that was simply delicious. Paxton had a beautiful experience with Sheldon which built a friendship with Donald, and I'm super intrigued about Thomas' case! Stupendous work I must say, and I know somehow you'll find a way to top this but for now, stop and smell the roses and enjoy the work you've given to our peeps. As a new pet owner of my dog Ella, who I've had for 4 years now, we've certainly gotten used to her and her antics, and she to us. I love seeing her run around, and I love when she lays next to me on the couch. My brother convinced our parents to get a dog, he found out about a dog from a friend and we got her at 4 months old in December, the same year my grandmother passed away in the summer. To say she came into our lives at the perfect time would be an understatement. My grandmother was there for all of us and when she left us, our house was bleak. We barely kept the lights, we hardly watched shows together, and school was a bigger drag than ever. I wouldn't say Ella replaced my grandmother, or that she is my grandmother reincarnated (though it would be funny to imagine), but I think my grandmother blessed us with her because no matter what, everyone who meets Ella says she's such a sweet, fun-loving, and well-behaved dog. To that, I say she must have been raised by my grandmother somehow in spirit. Pets truly are a fascinating thing, because for the longest time, I had friends with all kinds of pets that I loved, liked, or was annoyed by, but I never expected one of my own. I guess that's what made Ella such a Christmas miracle because she blew away all of our expectations and made herself right at home. My grandmother wasn't the biggest fan of dogs, unlike my grandfather. But I think somewhere up there, she knew we missed her dearly and weren't doing so well and knew we needed some cheering up, so she indirectly opened the door to our Ella. To anyone who owns pets, or has owned pets, I get it now. And I'm glad I finally do. It's also deeply inspiring that you made this story straight from the heart, Matt. The fact you had the courage to make such a wholesome story in honor of Watson and those who've had pets but are a memory now says a lot about you as a person. You know how to personally connect with your audience that's so genuine that it's motivating to get through the bad times. Even with other videos, they're indirectly motivating to get oneself out of a rut and to keep moving forward. That's what makes you so enterprising, Matt. You find new ways to capture everyone's hearts all while just being yourself. So well done buddy, you got me again! Also thanks for that clip of me rolling down the mountain, every time I see I laugh my ass off cos it's priceless!!! And I was incredibly honored to start the clapping to Happy Together, Jackson nailed that song by making that classic even more catchy!!!

Recently watched Shell on Wheels. I will admit it was a tearjerker of an episode. I really loved Paxton's dedication to Sheldon's wellbeing, and the conversation Paxton has with Donald near the end was just the icing of the cake. Probably one of my favorite episodes of the series.

This episode hit different and just felt special

Loved it

Dude, you are amazing. This was a great episode that felt unique whilst still having nostalgia from past episodes. I'm really looking forward to what you have in store next year!

This episode feels like a finale to Season 3, especially at the end with a lot of shots of the characters that were integral this season! The emotions were high and much needed, and the setup for future episodes are quite interesting to see and theorize about! Here’s to 2025 being the best year for the Thomas fandom with the 80th anniversary coming up! Happy new year Matt, keep being Enterprising! 🎉🎉🎉

shells on wheels was great. im excited for more episodes to come in future. it’s a constant reminder that out pets may not be with us in person forever, someday they move on, but they will always be with us in our hearts

Can I please voice a character in your series? Just name the character?

Lost my dog of 12 years earlier this year, so it really hit a special place in my heart. Super fun story overall!

cool

This episode was amazing, astonishing, astounding, astronomical, all the above and more! (Yes I am taking inspiration from Bertram) I loved the callback to munitions, the way Paxton and Donald found common ground, and the cliffhanger of a mystery for Thomas's memory gap and that strange engine. It's really a joy to see how far you've come Enterprise, can't wait to see what you've got in store for 2025

@Enterprisingengine93 I watched the episode today. (I loved it) But I'm still confused on the situation with Thomas, Donald and Douglas. Like what happened to them at the steamworks that would make them feel that way? Clones (i know its stupid but still), does Proteus have to do anything with it ? or something like they like a shadow of there former self?

Are aleric and eric antagonist.