Comments on Shell on Wheels

[@Enterprisingengine93]

Watch the full episode here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5vUhot4mq6GgtE

[@dylanlyles9453]

This was... I don't know how to explain it. Was that Proteus shapeshifting at the end?!

[@Enterprisingengine93]

@ that was our proteus! A menace that one

[@billyjordan8588]

​@@Enterprisingengine93he really is

[@lukemendel8197]

@@Enterprisingengine93 whew, for a second I thought it was something malicious. That truck saw everything.

[@racheljackson4428]

Have you Played Batman Arkham Shadow the VR GAME OF THE YEAR?

[@TinesSensahthe]

What a gorgeous, fantastic episode. Paxton's plot line brought a tear to my eyes. I knew what was going to happen as soon as we saw that Sheldon wasn't eating, and I held out hope, but I knew this series had the courage to go there, and you brought it around by having Donald, so initially dismissive and even hostile to Paxton's situation, be the one to comfort Paxton in his time of need with his own stories of having Dilly, was just a beautiful touch. I teared up, man. And the secondary plot line, about engines being rebuilt, and feeling "hollowed out"??? I remember you explaining this plotline to me on one of our long car rides together years ago, and it's super exciting to see this coming to life now! I'm excited to see where you take this storyline next! A fantastic piece of work, man! Merry Christmas and Happy Boxing Day!

[@MadFrogFilms]

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.

[@Insanefilmsproductions]

Heyyyy mad frog films

[@Trainz4days]

I didn't realize how long it was been since the last season 3 episode or the last enterprising engines video it did not feel like it was that long ago. I certainly know that struggle of trying to get back into your groove after such a loooong break from touching anything film related, and in spite of that it felt like none of it was lost in this new video! Hats off to you Leroy Jenkins.

[@sidekickjason]

Another incredible episode! I'm always so impressed by the lengths you go to make sure the episode is truly in a place you're proud of when you release it. Well worth the wait! Seeing all the behind the scenes content here was awesome as well! I can't even imagine what we're see going forward now that you have mastered pyrotechnics 😂🔥💥

[@BiggCityB0i5]

Watching Shell On Wheels really made me smile. The sets felt so surreal, and the story was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. My own dog passed away earlier in 2024. So seeing a video dedicated to all our amazing pets and friends is just so special. Well done!👍

[@SteamFan-f2t]

@@BiggCityB0i5Sorry for your lose

[@shuntingyard]

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!!!

[@SodorFan2K10]

Shell on Wheels is an instant classic from you, a blend of humourous, heartfelt and mysterious moments throughout. Highlights for me were how references to previous animal stories drove the story and the turntable shot that made me laugh as much as everyone at the premiere! You touched on it in this video and I thought this back when Fortune Teller released, but I love just how many people contribute to your series, the credits seem to get longer each episode! Glad to see you're still doing what you love and can't wait to have an answer to all these new questions soon. Here's to a prosperous 2025 to you, Matt!

[@rhydyronen]

such a heartwarming episode with a mix of suspense and making me want to see more, i really love this Matt!!

[@thesudriclegend3781]

This might one of my new favourite episodes from your series. It was so heartwarming and heart-wrenching at once, especially as someone who’s lost some treasured pets in recent years Paxton’s grief and his heart to heart with Donald really resonated with me. It also had a somewhat tense air through certain scenes. Overall a rather unique instalment and very much a welcome one that’s got me more excited than ever to see what comes in the future! Though I must admit the inclusion of a certain feathered fiend definitely left me quite perturbed I must admit.

[@TTNPStudio]

Fantastic story Matt. Definitely some of your best work yet with filming and editing. Sometimes we need to step back and take a break from it all but when we do eventually return, it makes what you do that much more special. Can't wait for more as always man. :)

[@lukechristmas3951]

The episode really did feel like a scrap book as I noticed so many small callbacks and details that somehow made this feel like an episode made back 7, 8, 9 or even 10 years ago. There were still many new things too, like the suggestion that Victor and Kevin may know something about Mr. Larson's repairs. The shots of the characters and any dialogue at the time will give a hint as to what has happened or what will come with their character is another small but significant thing that really feels new. And of course the remade scene from Munitions, (great to see someone in the fandom has pyrotechnician knowledge, Love It.) The plot is something everyone can relate to, making it a bittersweet slice-of-life and it still helps to flesh out the ongoing plot within your series. Merry Christmas!

[@TheBlueSnowplow]

I love this story!

[@Enterprisingengine93]

Thank you for helping us cut down that sunset 😂

[@TheBlueSnowplow]

@ It’s the little things… 🌅

[@BrendamProductions]

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!

[@StevenGarcia118]

Shell on Wheels has become my personal favorite collaboration I have worked on with you. It touches a lot of heart with personal connections to viewers with pets. I literally cried because you really dedicated my late dog. I really connected with Paxton and Donald. I still miss Junior and this video really touched me. I didn’t expect to see his name there. But thank you very much! The memories are still with me with nostalgia. My ma was grateful for this episode, too. She enjoyed the Headmaster’s cover song. I still ponder over the Skarloey and Rheneas scene. It’s best not to ask. I can tell we’re in for a dreadful experience soon. Well done, Matt! See you in the New Years!

[@arthurthelmsengine6855]

Such a genuinely wonderful episode and return to form. There was so much clear growth and visual expression in the episode which was stunning to see. A return to both real fire and mystery elements is more than welcome. You fever fail to inspire with both your writing and your cinematography. This project once again rekindled my desire to get outside and turn on the camera. You crafted an episode to really be proud of. Can't wait to see what comes next.

[@NickTF89]

This was a truly heartwarming and heartbreaking enterprising adventure! I love the sets and visuals overall, kinda makes me wish I filmed outside! I must admit I’m a bit lost on some plot points, haven’t watched the older eps in a while, but I loved Donald’s return with that cool shed door reveal shot. Him and Paxton’s talk and them bonding over their pets was a brilliant moment. When Seth told me he helped you blow something up, I was very intrigued. Of course it was cooler on the big screen at Edison, but that little scene was great and gets me really excited for future episodes. Looks like Mr. Aura is still around after the season 2 finale. I wonder what he’ll do… This was a great episode and yet another great shot in the arm from the fandom to get me pumped to tell my own stories next year.

[@worfsonofmogh1154]

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.

[@GiraffeConductor]

The small scenes with Skarloey made me think. They’re just hyping me up for Season 2’s eventual finale. Rheneas hasn’t spoken once at all in season 3, nor had he shared the screen at all with skarloey. Makes me wonder what could have possibly went down between them.

[@TheGreatNateVA]

I personally felt a connection to this episode when I lost my dog Toby a long time ago. Just like Sheldon, he was beginning to get slower, quieter, and weaker, until he was finally gone. It was so hard to accept he was gone, but that’s how life is, but it doesn’t mean their memories aren’t forgotten. So it taught me to cherish my loved ones while they are still alive, and Shells on Wheels made me remember that lesson. Awesome job Matt

[@UsefulEngine11]

This was amazing Matt sure this was quite unexpected but nonetheless it's exciting the series moving forward in a way. I love seeing all the different characters that appeared throughout and characters like Donald and Paxton bonding over pets is something I didn't think I needed until now. Everyone worked so hard to make it possible. Keep up the good work Matt hoped you had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

[@Oliverfan2005]

It's so interesting seeing this story evolve over the years, and it feels like your storytelling has matured in this story and embraced a strange horror I never expected to see. It still brings me so much joy seeing this series continue and grow. Amazing job, thanks for the years of joy man.

[@gabrielmoreau96]

Respoting my comment from the community post in case it somehow gets deleted. Happy Box-ing Turtle Day! Such a heartwarming and emotional episode. Absolute pure cinema. I enjoyed every single moment of it from beginning to end. Once again, you have crafted such a beautiful story. It's such a relatable episode to every pet owner. As said, it is easy to make friends with animals and that's why it's so hard to let them go and say goodbye. I really enjoyed that bit when Donald brought up the fact he once had his pet duck Dilly to relate to Paxton's loss of Sheldon. It was wholesome to see the engines create a gift for Paxton to remember Sheldon by. Also seems Donald may have found his new quackeroo. Once again, a shelltastic episode and a massive round of applause to all the cast and team who were involved in the making of this episode. Can't wait for the next one. Cheers Matt!

[@DockTankDylan]

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.

[@sixsmallwheelsstudios]

Amazing story, Matt! Having experienced loss this year, this truly spoke to me. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! I can't wait to see more from you soon!

[@Bulbasaur617]

This episode is so amazing. The improvement to the sets, what the story is about and how it relates us having that special animal friend, the visuals, and the music. This turned out really impressive. Such a fantastic job working on this. We look forward to see what else you have in stores for us. Until then, we hope you had a Happy Holidays and take care!

[@gabrielmoreau96]

Thank you for sharing us the insights into the making of this episode Matt. It's good to see that you are doing so well. Watching your content always brings me joy and happiness and puts a smile on my face especially in times whenever I feel down. Really enjoyed Shell on Wheels and looking forward to seeing what the year 2025 will bring you. Cheers!

[@fordmotorman]

Matt, you’re the only pin this community that can almost make me cry by watching a Thomas video. I really miss my old pets too. I hope Watson is all comfy in heaven. ❤ Great job

[@shocksound9]

Every episode just gets so much better and bigger! Excited to see where 2025 leads you!

[@steelworksryan3285]

Loved every second. Your episodes are always so creative and are always enjoyable in someway. Gonna be completely honest seeing the ball you all had making this makes me want to become a voice actor of this fun series. But even if that doesn’t happen i’m still watching this series till the end. Keep up the great work Matt!

[@flyingScotsmanProductions]

What an amazing adventure. This episode is so special for so many reasons. The sets are so special, the animation is top notch, and the filming has reached a whole new level! 10 year old me never dreamed he coulda been apart of something like this. Cannot wait to see what you have in store for us in 2025.

[@Fish_berry]

Derek really did start his villain ark in Shell on the Wheels

[@Steamenginesunited3456]

The hair swoop makes up for it.

[@brakevanfilms101]

See in the video of us all in the theater gave me flashbacks man, great job on shell on wheels! I really liked it!

[@eaglejones856]

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

[@GoldenTerrierStudios]

the video literally had me crying, but I still enjoyed it.

[@thomasformerswars101]

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! 🙂

[@TheYellowSpy-it3zm]

Shell On Wheels was such a fun watch! It had the humor and heart that one can expect from an Enterprisingengine's production, and I think the plot it explored was very interesting. My eldest dog had to be put down a year ago, and Donald's recollection of his quackeroo had me welling up a bit. Animals really are easy to love, and it hurts a lot when their time comes. Sheldon was such a cute little tortoise, and the fact that he lifted up not only Paxton, but so many other engines, including Diesel of all characters, was extraordinarily sweet, and the sense of hope that I held that maybe, just maybe he could make it, was almost palpable. However, I like that this production doesn't dwell on the depressing side of loss and doesn't go over the top in its portrayal of grief. It shows the sides of grief that tend to help people get out of it. help from friends, others, family, etc. The little posterboard of Sheldon was so dang sweet. When writing tragic events, it can be easy to portray either the depression or just the happy side, but the balance struck here was perfect! Also, for filming outdoors, I have to give props to the lighting you are able to get while out there! In something as fickle as outdoor filming you seem to still always have control over the type of light you want over the set, and it leads to fantastic shots and generally lovely images! Great job on this, and my kudos to you and your team! I hope the New Year brings great prosperity. Thank you for sharing your stories with us!

[@kristiancutler6299]

It is an episode where everyone including me can relate to. Like you said in this video, you had gone through major changes in recent years and this episode reflects that. It also sets up major events of the series coming down the road like Thomas not feeling right in this changing world, the mystery of Mr. Larson, and Sir Frederick’s plan to power.

[@ExtraEngine1]

There is a lot to unpack here. WARNING, POSSIBLE SPOILERS! First off, this episode has a great message about change and its inevitably and I think you approached the subject of loss quite well. Secondly, That scene with Donald and Dilly at the end poses a lot of questions, same thing with the scene of charlie. Mr Larson is certainly up to something sinister. Thirdly (is that even a word?), I’m pretty sure I know what all those scenes of the skarloey railway are implying, would explain why a certain someone is mysteriously absent from season 3. Finally, This episode is very well made. All the people who worked on this are incredibly talented. Great job to everyone who worked on this, You are awesome.

[@Leonardo-cw1dd]

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

[@AdventuresOntherails]

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

[@JakeStaffin]

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!!

[@TidmouthYardStudios]

alex looks like he knows what he’s doing, i’d hire him if i were you…

[@finnblue2025]

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!

[@zakthemrconductor5920]

A shapeshifter, a mechanical change and questions what a strange world this story builds upon…

[@user-yb8cp5hp1i]

I needed a pep talk from Edward today.

[@Poltergeist-vm8wq]

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

[@yurrrgang]

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! 🎉🎉🎉

[@RyanFordham-q3g]

legend

[@pringlesjames]

it was awesome to be kevin in this, it didn’t feel right hearing my voice come out from the speakers though

[@timothythetankenginesfunen1075]

That was an amazing episode Matt. It was really deep and heartwarming. Great job on it. And even though it’s a bit late, Merry Christmas.

[@DuckShowStudios]

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!

[@SodorReviewsProductions]

I thought this episode was amazing Matt. I remembering the losing two of my favorite pets I had Hamster named Shaun and a cat named Jewel I can definitely speak for a lot of people that losing a pet that you care and love is very sad. I remember when my pet hamster Shaun passing was very sad in fact my parents and I were so sad to see him go and the same for my cat Jewel when we had to put her down in the summer of 2020 l and it was very sad to say goodbye to her. But, I’ll always remember all the good memories I had of Shaun and Jewel and how much love and care I gave to them.

[@TheJinty13]

Shell on wheels really touched me and probably others just because of the fact that it deals with moving on and such

[@thecpmr6276]

I feel like EE makes really good use of the absence of sound. I would not normally say this because I wouldn't want to accidentally offend, but during a lot of the first half of the episode I was sorta telling myself "This all feels a little...off." I dunno if it was the way Donald reacted or how certain things were filmed, but I could honestly *feel* that sorta surreal maybe even David lynch vibe the moment the song got cut off. Particularly I think a lot of it was the absence of over explanation from Thomas or the twins, or the delivery of Kevin's line that I am now realizing might've been this mysterious doupleganger. Something about that scene in the works after dark I really dug. I guess I just want to say it WAS noticed and it's not going unappreciated. Also, yeah. Of course I can relate to poor Paxton... If I could make one suggestion, it would be that if you read from a script, you can essentally put that script into the subtitles and then bam! You got subtitles! For the record, I have also had burnout and then my job started getting in the way and my heart just wasn't in it, y'know? Then like 2 friggin years passed. Totally understand. You're doing great and I promise you we don't mind waiting. You've grown a ton and honestly...it's just cool to watch. Keep it up champ.

[@KilldaneW]

I love the story! Very unique and interesting!

[@sebastianbelleza8694]

All I can say is, your projects and videos are just amazing. Please keep up the good work and keep your head up high! 🎉

[@Enterprisingengine93]

Thank you! That was very kind of you to say

[@TankEngineThoma]

I loved the planes in the background!

[@vicblox25]

Really nice, makes me wanna be a wooden railway guy again, merry christmas and a happy new year

[@bloodstreak2001]

It was a great video well done. But if you look closely there's a Darkness growing behind the scenes on the Island let us hope the engines and others stop it before it grows too powerful they must be stopped no matter the cost.

[@onetrackmind3558]

The episode was absolutely great. Something I never understood with myself lately was why does some of your videos hurt more. What I mean is when Thomas said he feels like a hollow shell so did I but not because of the episode but before of just something else that I can't explain. Not the episode is bad or your fault, far from it, just something I've been noticing. Again a very good episode.

[@jayscruffilostudios]

Shell on wheels was a really great episode, loved how Paxton and sheldon were really close. Also liked the uneasy feeling this episode had, like something strange is occuring, Sodor feels a bit different than the previous episode, like Bertram was frowning, he never frowns! Also I feel bad for Derek too.

[@BrodysWorldVlog]

Shell on wheels was so wholesome it made me cry

[@BlainesModels]

Is the title a reference to the dark phrase "hell on wheels"? ☹️ that would be pretty frightening in all honesty but it turned out to be a very happy episode, other than my third son William being frightened by the Donald character as he's never met a Scottish man before.

[@denizbozkurttube9149]

It was a great episode I especially love the relationship with engine and them having pets and how Donald confronts Paxton over the loss of Sheldon and reminisced about his time with dilly. P.S I’m now curious about the mysterious shapeshifter better not be a Trainwalker.

[@LeoAndrews-my1pv]

This episode hit different and just felt special

[@JustinFrazier_360]

This is so amazing episode!

[@TrevortheTrainFan]

A really emotional episode if you ask me! 🥺

[@jamesthomas5109]

@Enterprisingengine93 Great episode Matt, hope you had a wonderful Christmas mate. 🎄 Great story too, as always hope you're doing well and looking forward to seeing your future videos. 😊

[@undecidedusername5143]

And all this time, here I was thinking Mr Larson was a good guy counterpart to Aura. Forget him too! At least whatever that mute meddling miscreant did didn’t keep Thomas and Donald out of helping. I found James's tough guy encouragement cute. What were those shots of Skarloey, Rheneas, and Rusty about? Seemed tense, considering the last time we saw them was when they were chasing waterfalls, despite the well known musical warning to do otherwise (oh wait that’s season 0 nevermind). I know they've been around for a while, but I will say the custom printed faces are a little distracting, especially Edward's. I'd get it if the faces weren’t gonna be digitally edited, but since they are, the alternate faces feel kinda unnecessary. Maybe I'm just stuck in the old ways cause I've been here since back when there was no facial editing. Great stuff as always!

[@dontcallmedirtypercy4147]

@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?

[@billyjordan8588]

Shells on wheels really good and very emotional too I loved it all the same and I have questions about as well but I assume they will come in time and can't wait what you have in store for 2025

[@alanabyss9246]

That episode was beautiful.

[@abbeyroadfan94-J.P]

Once again awesome work with the story, hope to see in future who Gregory Larson really is

[@kachowskien]

I wonder if Mr. Larson is trying to recreate Proteus in a way

[@kleo-da-bat]

im usually afraid to watch thomas fan productions cuz i worry that they'll execute an idea i already had before far better than i ever could but shell on wheels instead inspired me to get back to work on the story i wanted to write for my bf after the passing of his dog, molly

[@jjmurdock99]

It looks awesome. I loved it

[@immortalempiresking9168]

Well, that was a shocking episode. Question: What about Self-Fulfilling Prophecy?

[@Skyrush205]

Excellent 👌

[@Darryl1768]

Hi Matt. I always watch your episodes. I really love your content. I watched the shell on wheels episode. It was sad. I liked it. I like your visuals as always. Though why does Thomas feel different at the end? Will their be another setup? Why have your recent episodes felt more laidback and filler like? I'm happy to see you talk about life lessons.

[@Enterprisingengine93]

Hey Darryl! Thomas feels a little better at the end of the episode because Edward reminds him that not all changes are bad. Some are even familiar! When Philip pulls up, Thomas sees a new station pilot working under Edward's kind guidance. That's a role he once filled. Then he looks to Edward, whom he is standing side by side as equals. Edward taking on another young engine shows him how far he's come. It help him see a bright side in his own sadness for a moment. With that said, I think Edward and Thomas are both worried about how these recent repair visits have affected Donald and Douglas, and they don't have all the answers. Not knowing what's coming next is scary, but recognizing patterns (like Philip being the new "Thomas") is comforting to both of them.

[@MrDankEngine1999]

It’s great to reuse old footage for new projects

[@Thomasfan2009-b8s]

This is your best story

[@typicalthomas6057]

Might I ask what remix of Jubilife Village you used here? Idk why it caught me off guard since you use Pokemon remixes all the time Also Shell on Wheels was a banger, Donald's little post credits scene got me oddly emotional

[@Enterprisingengine93]

You may! It’s this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXacZZp3pcp2lZIsi=tpazVRk5LiyfxJIW

[@conductorjr374]

great episode. almost made me cry. but, i think I'm starting to put things together. Mr. Larson and Charlie must be working together. Mr. Larson repairs engine (Fergus, Frankie, etc.) and gives part of that engine to Charlie (or whatever Charlie is) to shapeshift and cause mayhem. victor and Kevin are aware of this, but they can't say anything. this thing might be Charlie cause of the smile, but idk.

[@TheJewishtraveler]

Wow. This is exciting

[@jamesthomas5109]

@Enterprisingengine93 Will Garth the slate truck be appearing in any future stories Matt? Maybe as an introductory story? 😊

[@I_like_planesandtrains860]

Loved it

[@Arkay315]

Is Charlie a shape shifting demon?

[@Enterprisingengine93]

@@Arkay315 don’t worry! It wasn’t the real Charlie…

[@jamesthomas5109]

Alex could become a future character? Just an idea.😊

[@zeila2good]

What are the truck in the episode call?? 8:38

[@isaacshomemadevideos85]

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

[@beeanimation2183]

cool

[@herbiejr-ty8oh]

Some have some very bad news Britt Allcroft Dec 14, 1943 Worthing, United Kingdom 27 December 2024 (aged 81) Passing away Santa Monica, California, USA He sadly, he passed away And the age of 81 tv show Thomas the Tank Engine friends

[@Enterprisingengine93]

May she rest in peace. We owe so much to her determination and creativity!

[@ethanfields-u4k]

Are aleric and eric antagonist.

[@Enterprisingengine93]

I wouldn’t say they’re antagonists, but they’re in an extremely uncomfortable position knowing their controller has been in league with Sir Frederick Aura

[@theclickbaitmasster]

😂❤❤

[@Mappingchrsitian-q4g]

Huh?

[@SteamFan-f2t]

Great work Enterprisingengines93

[@kevin-2.1]

Indeed

[@theamazingadventureofeduardo]

I can think of a better way than watching what everyone has to offer in terms of talent and passion for Thomas, you really inspired all of us in more ways than one! 😊🩵

[@mr.classic3146]

I definitely wasn’t emotional at that one scene with Paxton. 🥺🥹