NWR Flashback Tales S1 Ep.4: Agnes In The Middle

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Because she carries first class passengers on the Skarloey, Agnes often looks down onto the other coaches who had worked with her since the early days of the Skarloey Railway. Agnes likes working with the engines but not two in particular one was Sir Handel and the other was Duncan and with the latter she didn't like Duncan's behaviour. However the scottish engine didn't care and one day he decided to place her in the middle of the train to get back at her criticism of him.
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"Thomas and Friends" "Томас и его друзья" "Thomas y sus amigos" "Thomas und seine Freunde" "Thomas le petit train" "きかんしゃトーマス" "토마스와 친구들" "Thomas et ses amis" "thomas dan teman-teman" "थॉमस और दोस्तों" "Thomas ei suoi amici" "โทมัสและเพื่อน ๆ" "thomas e seus amigos" "Thomas och vänner" "托马斯和朋友" "Thomas og Friends" "Thomas ve Arkadaşları" "توماس والأصدقاء" "Thomas và các bạn" Thomas the Train, "Thomas el tren" "Thomas le train" "トーマス電車" "토마스 기차" "Томас поезд"" Thomas o trem" "Thomas kereta" "Thomas der Zug" "Thomas ang tren" "Thomas vlak" "托马斯火车" "توماس القطار" "Thomas a vonat" "Thomas tàu"

[@scotthomas3309]

I like how this takes place during Passengers and Polish.

[@CraneProductions27]

That was a brilliant story. Agnes getting a lead role in the story is something very new. I loved that trick Duncan played, very sneaky. The crash was surprising and I loved the flashback to 'Passengers and Polish' 😀.

[@JintyandPugFan20]

A full story focusing on Agnes. Finally

[@MultiRooker]

4:18 Agnes sleeping is SO cute❤ Makes me feel sorry for her derailing, even though she did it herself.

[@ItsCarlos563]

I like the references to Passengers & Polish and Gallant Old Engine.

[@Leonardo-cw1dd]

ahhh i love the connection between this and the main story in the tvs

[@brianrunyon266]

Very nice way to introduce characters from the books to those fans like me, who mainly grew up with the TV show, and also a way to introduce UK railway terms to American viewers like me.

[@zacharyseaton4476]

this was a great story.

[@brianfalzon6739]

Nice storyline about Agnes!

[@Thomasboi01]

This was a good Duncan and Anges story! I love how this takes place before "Passengers and Polish" and "Gallant Old Engine". ❤❤❤❤

[@jamesthomas5109]

I hope we can see more of Beatrice the brakevan in future, same with Cora and the Skarloey railway hoppers too. 😊

[@jimmyhook4852]

Noice touch of this episode of NWR Flashback Tales occurring before and then during the events of Passengers and Polish. ^^

[@brianrunyon266]

Interesting to focus on a character I haven't heard of before.

[@Gaminggunzeller]

She was originally a Railway Series character.

[@jaanshersaeed4541]

Agnes is one of the four original Skarloey Railway coaches in the RWS with Ruth Jemima and Lucy being the other three and a van called Beatrice goes along with them

[@user-ue5sg9nc5g]

She and the other coaches were in the RWS, and basically the snobbiest

[@LukeTrainBoy]

I first stumbled across this channel when I was 10 and I really enjoyed it!

[@zacharyspinks6207]

That was a Great Story, It Definitely takes place before Passengers and Polish. and of Course Gallant Old Engine.👍

[@BrandynDaniels61]

Good story

[@tyhik9338]

Dang Skarloey was not in the mood.

[@thomasladyfan]

Love how the story takes place in between Passengers & Polish and Gallant Old Engine! 😄📖Great story idea! 👏🏻😄 Keep up with the good work! 😉👍🏻

[@jakobnorman315]

Well I suppose that this would explain the derailment in passengers and polish

[@callum110597]

Awesome connection to "Passengers and Polish". I'm impressed with the lead-up to how Skarloey's train derailed. Typical Duncan. 😏

[@coolalien8139]

Agnes is the name of my great busia. That means grandmother in Polish.

[@EnticinglyDeadly]

Agnes would have made a good tv character and you’ve more than made up for that here.

[@DukeSR8]

Agnes seems like a Karen with her behaviour, especially after she caused the crash. She kinda deserved being put in the middle.