| This article is about 'the magazine story'. You may be looking for 'the episode or the DVD'. |
- “I will do it!”
- ― Edward
Edward and Gordon is a magazine story.
Plot
Edward feels sad as the big engines are boasting that the driver will only want strong engines like them. However, the driver feels sorry for the little blue engine and asks him for a day out, which makes Edward feel happier to be out again. He works hard all day pulling the coaches, who think he is very kind, and his driver is very pleased with Edward. That night, he tells the other engines that he is going out again the next day before he falling fast asleep.
The following day, Gordon is still boasting to Edward in the shed as he sets off to do his next job. Later Edward goes off to shunt trucks into place; meanwhile, Gordon is feeling crosser as he pulls a lot of dirty trucks instead of shining coaches - much to his dismay. Soon there is trouble - Gordon is stuck halfway up the hill and still feeling crosser than ever. Edward and his crew come to Gordon's aid by pushing the train up the hill, although Gordon realises that he has found himself at the top, races downward and does not wait to say thank you to little Edward, who is left behind and out of breath. He runs on slowly to the next station, where his crew are very pleased with him for his efforts, and his driver rewards him with a beautiful coat of blue paint with red stripes.
Characters
Locations
Trivia
- This story is based on the first series episode of the same name.
Goofs
- In the first and eleventh illustrations, Gordon's driving wheels are not coloured in.
- The porter's trolley is not coloured in the seventh illustration.
- Gordon's Hill is far too steep.
- Henry is in his new shape.
- In one illustration, Edward's wheels are not coloured in.
- In one illustration, a truck's wheel is blue.
- In the first illustration, James's wheels are red.
Gallery
