Japan: *Bombs Pearl Harbor December 7th 1941*Germany: *Wakes Up In A Cold Sweat In The Dead Of Night

Japan: *Bombs pearl harbor December 7th 1941* Germany: *Wakes up in a cold sweat in the dead of night hearing skyrim battle music*

I am thinking about actor au where the engines themselves are filming the Thomas & Friends tv show. Specifically the blooper reel of engines messing up or forgetting their lines, coming to a stop too late and completely passing through the shot, giggling uncontrollably at something it takes about 11 tries before they can finish the scene, pulling faces in the background, Stanley popping up in scenes he's not meant to,

“Ah Douglas! Am I glad to see you!”

"Me too, Donald. I thought I was going to be stuck out here forever!"

9. Toppled Tenders

v Thoughts and Rambling v

38 years of Thomas the Tank Engine!

For the #TAF2022 CGCI series collab on Twitter, I wanted to redraw a scene from one of my favorite episodes, "Love Me Tender."

First of all, The music is great. Chris Renshaw did an amazing job composing a theme for Donald and Douglas that's reminiscent of the classic version. Love me electric guitar and bagpipes too. AND THE VISUALS MY GOD. I am a huge sucker for winter scenery.

Apart from the score and visuals, "Love Me Tender" would not be as wonderful as it is without the writing by Davey Moore. What I love about it is the duality of the characters' actions and the consequences that follow.

Donald and Douglas both make several mistakes, so what happens isn’t just one engine’s fault. The coupling would not have broken if they both hadn’t been pulling simultaneously, AND you would think that Donald is more to blame for abandoning Douglas, but Douglas also refused to reconcile by declining Toby’s offer to help. Only when Donald went searching for Douglas, and when Douglas was actively calling for help, was the situation resolved. Since the whole problem was a result of their parallel mistakes, it took dual effort from both brothers to help each other in the end. Such a feel good episode

Did you guys see the NFL game they did in Munich, Germany?

It was the first International American Foot Ball game ever and the stadium was packed and everyone was singing Country Roads and Sweet Caroline and swaying back and forth it’s so nice that Germans and American have such a close relationship.  Out of all the places to choose to have it they chose Germany. Not exactly sure what the reasoning was on that but it seemed to go amazingly. Look at this, it’s so cute!:

I think it’s nice to shine light on heartwarming things that go on in the world. (Yes I am a sports ball fan)

They also did a Pre game show this year in London

There is some sort of irony in a British person singing the US National anthem (Which is esentaly a diss track) with a US Fighter jet fly over at the end. So violently American we it they love it. <3

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