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- The policeman first complains about Thomas' whistling, and then tells Thomas that he is breaking the law by not wearing cowcatchers and sideplates on the road. Thomas gets angry, and his driver argues that they have never had an accident before. But this just makes things worse, and the policeman brands Thomas a "regular law breaker".
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Thomas Breaks the Rules and Other Stories is a US VHS release featuring two first series episodes and five second series episodes narrated by Ringo Starr. It was distributed by Strand VCI Entertainment in 1990 and 1992, Strand Home Video in 1993, Time-Life in 1994 and Video Treasures in 1995.
Thomas in Trouble, retitled Thomas Breaks the Rules on North American releases, is the twenty-second episode of the first series. It is based on the story of the same name from the Railway Series book Toby the Tram Engine.
Nov 7, 2022 · Subject: Great Thomas tape. Ringo Starr is the awesome. He narrates Thomas the Tank Engine like he does on Shining Time Station. Make sure to download MPEG2 to get the best quality.
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Thomas Breaks the Rules. Thomas gets in trouble with a policeman for not having a cowcatcher or sideplates. When The Fat Controller hears about it, he buys Toby who brings Henrietta ...
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Find out what happens to Thomas in today's episode! Subscribe Today for Thomas’ next adventur... Thomas gets in trouble with police for not having cow siders.
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Sep 27, 1990 · Thomas Breaks the Rules and Other Stories is a US VHS release featuring two first series episodes and five second series episodes narrated by Ringo Starr. It was distributed by Strand VCI Entertainment in 1990 and 1992, Strand Home Video in 1993, Time-Life in 1994 and Video Treasures in 1995.
