Tit For Tat

[@traintrack3761]

"I don't want to be a moving picture in a book" XD "I want to stay as I am!" Lol

[@RexTheMiniature]

Lmao

[@kevin-2.1]

Bert was an idiot.

[@Christophee1987]

The Thin Clergyman is Wilbert Awdry, and the illustration is a really good likeness. He's appeared in several stories.

[@alexd442]

Christophee1987 the other is teddy Boston

[@TheAutisticCapricorn811]

He was Easter-egged in "Duck and the Diesel Engine."

[@FullArcher05]

Awdry is absolutely bonkers when it comes to breaking the fourth wall.

[@_RickySpanish_]

“The thin one is writing about me in a book” & they are awesome books Burt, you wouldn’t be disappointed 👏🏼

[@TheAutisticCapricorn811]

Indubitably 💯💯

[@GreyLiam]

They didn’t splash him, he was baptized! Lol

[@marleneealleyne2088]

Lol

[@Ninja11125]

Lol

[@yuppajaajjazh]

Lol

[@Gregory_ferrandis]

Lol

[@icebomb8ball]

Lol 😅

[@jarredmoore2680]

Excited to see the adaptation of this story coming soon to the television series!

[@sighrissharber4458]

Yeah, but I prefer the railway series version better.

[@chriswood-nostalgic8900]

@@sighrissharber4458+ it's literally the same story.

[@alexlazebat839]

@@chriswood-nostalgic8900 arent most

[@sighrissharber4458]

Willie Rushton is my favorite narrator!

[@TheAutisticCapricorn811]

Mine too 💯💯

[@farawayquarry1330]

Finally a TVS adaptation of this story...

[@BrakeCoach]

Farawayquarry13 yay! Now we need is 'super rescue' to be on TV!

[@chriswood-nostalgic8900]

It's highly doubtful now.

[@theawkwardguy5397]

@@chriswood-nostalgic8900 even more now....

[@rustyduncan3664]

Shame we didn’t get one of ‘ballast’

[@rustyduncan3664]

@STEPHEN CHEN how

[@tle_samuel1164]

the small engines have a lot of personality, wouldn't you guys agree ?

[@TheAutisticCapricorn811]

I just love how neat this story is. And the fact that the Reverend Wilbert Awdry, the author of this remarkable, astounding, authentic, inspiratively super-fascinating storybook series himself, put his very self along with his buddy, Reverend Teddy Boston, in the series as characters. It's just so quaint how meta the Railway Series really is. And this book is proof superb it is, the same goes especially towards the "Very Old Engines" book. A whole lot of scientific, genuine lore this book series establishes. And that's why it's my number 1 favorite book series in the genre of literature 💯💯💯💯

[@TheOfficialArtOfAsh]

I just love how Wilbert always writes Teddy Boston as a buffoon in the books.

[@henrysfireman4497]

Something about his voice is really satisfying and relaxing

[@TheAutisticCapricorn811]

I know. It makes me wanna eat a sugar cookie or maybe some bacon with regular Cheerios.

[@Scrinwaipwr]

1:12 That thin clergyman looks like Rev W Awdry! :)

[@TheNumber1Engine]

This is my favorite Small Railway Engines story.

[@makedctvgreatagain7347]

Andrew Brenner brought me here

[@TankEngineJunior]

me to ;P

[@Tachikawa_2006]

Same

[@Princess_-gp3ep]

@@Tachikawa_2006 me four.

[@josephharrington4502]

I wonder what it's like if they make model versions of the Small Railway Engines?

[@hurricanefury439]

Considering how much trouble they had with the skarloey engines in season 4 I think I understand why they didn't do that

[@AlcoLoco251]

I love how this story accurately portrays railfans today.

[@TheAutisticCapricorn811]

Only over there in England.

[@AlcoLoco251]

@@TheAutisticCapricorn811 nope, here in the states too. I should know, I've been witness to it.

[@enriquejuniorgomez7969]

This, along with Mike's Whistle and Useful Railway are going to be on tv for Season 20

[@scifiguy9000]

Since they made an appearance in that lost treasure special, who here thinks they should adapt these stories into the TV series?

[@rexthegreenengine3285]

me

[@storiesfromdifferenteras]

Too late .

[@scifiguy9000]

Brandon The Creator 13 Why's that?

[@storiesfromdifferenteras]

Thomas already visited the place so would the other engines .

[@scifiguy9000]

Brandon The Creator 13 I know, but think about it. We could have stories like 'Tit for Tat, Mike's whistle or even Useful railway' adapted for TV. It would be like how the classic series used to adapt stories into episodes.

[@DamiensTrainsandTravels]

I wonder if Rev W Awdry gets his idea for titles from Laurel and Hardy films there's one called Tit for Tat, Bowled out (Stepney the Bluebell engine) and Dirty Work (Duck and the Diesel Engine)

[@caboose.20]

The Reverend had a disdain for Americans, saying as much they would ruin TTTE if brought there. (He was right.) So I don't think he'd based titles from American comedic acts.

[@DamiensTrainsandTravels]

@@caboose.20 just a joke you can't copyright a title I.e A Close Shave also Wallace and Gromit

[@davidantoniocamposbarros7528]

Andrew Brenner brought us here,what a chad

[@MrSleepy677]

God bless that man.

[@zofia-cs7nm]

This story was adapted as an episode from series 20. Thomas, who was absent from the story, appears in the animated version.

[@chrisrichardson1091]

Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right!

[@geridupre9010]

I wonder why The Small Railway engines weren't featured in the show.

[@thekingsman9773]

They're being introduced in Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure, but only Mike Rex and Bert, no Jock or Frank

[@PITYFOWLTHEGREAT]

Geri Dupre if you're talking about the model series it's probably because of time and money constraints. Recently they've been in the special Sodors legend of the lost treasure and they stared it in to season 20 episodes

[@caboose.20]

Its completely unfeasible to put the eye mechanism in anything smaller. They only barely managed with the Skarloey engines by stuffing it in their cabs.

[@javielalvarez1724]

I see 2 eyes showing,when Bert gets splashed

[@AlexTrain5249]

I just noticed the car's number plate 040 BMC. British Motor Corporation.

[@josephmarrison4606]

Good thing some of the passengers had umbrellas.

[@AlexTrain5249]

the car (funny enough) is an original Mini

[@joshuav875]

3:06 Bert looks like he was smoking

[@storiesfromdifferenteras]

The mud looked like blood when I first looked at this picture alone .

[@javielalvarez5459]

At 2:28, I see Bert’s eyes peering through the dirty muddy water!

[@RexTheMiniature]

We all do

[@michaelz7683]

This is the only reason I agree with the cg series. Because they wouldnt have been able to do the small railway engines in model form to the scale of the other engines

[@rorymoore8982]

Did the clergymen splash Bert on purpose

[@Headbanger142]

Had to be an accident. The lane was muddy.

[@dniwu3878]

4:30 u r a very naughty engine

[@katgore17]

This video has exactly 455 likes right now

[@matthewross810]

Why didn't they refer to the clergymen by name?

[@stinkyroadhog1347]

The joke is you're supposed to figure out that the clergymen are Rev Teddy Boston and Rev Wilbert Awdry. Also the UK tend to refer to important people by their title and body build. I.E. Fat and Thin controllers who are Sir Topham Hatt and Mr Peter Sam or Mr Percival in the TVS

[@casparbeamish7310]

The visitors were clergyman, one fat the other thin!

[@reedbradwahnnatahvera3883]

the story events happen in 1967

[@dniwu3878]

book~cgi show

[@micawber0190]

Hihihi. Tit.

[@streamlinedengine]

Why? WHY? WHY can't everyone just hold their perverted-ness when reading a CHILDREN's story? It obviously doesn't mean that here!!!

[@micawber0190]

Streamlined Engine Come on, it was just a joke. Cool your boiler, spencer ^^

[@tomakacap8405]

Tit is a bird.