One Friendly Family is a Direct-to-Home Video song from the Jack and the Sodor Construction Company spin-off series about all of the characters on Sodor.
Lyrics
- Thomas has so many friends.
- Some fast, some tall, some slow,
- Some green, some blue, some red, some square.
- Let's see which ones you know.
- There's Bertie the Bus on his way to school.
- The children are friends too.
- For Trevor the Tractor and Harvey the Crane
- There's always work to do.
- And who's flying by?
- Why, it's Harold the Helicopter
- Way up in the air.
- Elizabeth the Lorry driving along
- Going to who knows where.
- All of our friends are there.
- Old friends, new friends
- Real friends, true friends
- We're so glad to be.
- Work friends, play friends
- Night and day friends.
- One friendly family!
- Where there's building to do, we've got friends that who
- Have many tales to tell.
- There's Alfie and Jack, those two little friends
- Who Thomas knows so well.
- And Cranky the Crane with his head in the sky
- Who can he see down there.
- It's Byron the Bulldozer, Buster the Steamroller
- Both working as a pair.
- Yes, all of our friends are there.
- Old friends, new friends
- Real friends, true friends
- We're so glad to be.
- Work friends, play friends
- Night and day friends.
- One friendly family!
- Thomas has some special friends
- You can't forget their names.
- Percy, Edward, Gordon, Emily,
- Henry, Toby, James.
- Old friends, new friends
- Real friends, true friends
- We're so glad to be.
- Work friends, play friends
- Night and day friends.
- One friendly family!
- Old friends, new friends
- Real friends, true friends
- We're so glad to be.
- Work friends, play friends
- Night and day friends.
- One friendly family!
Characters
- Thomas
- Edward
- Henry
- Gordon
- James
- Percy
- Toby
- Emily
- Harvey
- Mavis
- Skarloey
- Rheneas
- Peter Sam
- Duncan
- Annie and Clarabel
- Henrietta
- Bertie
- Trevor
- Elizabeth
- Jack
- Alfie
- Oliver the Excavator
- Max and Monty
- Kelly
- Byron
- Ned
- Isobella
- Buster
- Harold
- Tiger Moth
- Cranky
- Big Mickey
- Sir Topham Hatt
- Stephen Hatt
- Jem Cole
- Sodor Brass Band
Locations
- Brendam Docks
- Sodor Shipping Company
- Callan Castle
- Coastal Cliffs
- Tidmouth Sheds
- Three-Track Road Bridge
- Henry's Forest
- The Transfer Yards
- The Coaling Plant
- Callandale Fishing Yard
- Maithwaite Forest
- The Brickworks
- The Warehouse
- The Library Building Site
- Sodor Racetrack
- Sodor Suspension Bridge
- Dryaw
- Ffarquhar Quarry
- Kellsthorpe Castle
- Peel Godred
- The Railway Works
Footage Used
- A Visit from Thomas
- Jack Owns Up
- Percy's Scary Tale
- A Happy Day for Percy
- A Tale for Thomas
- The Tortoise and the Hare
- Alfie Has Kittens
- Thomas and the Tuba
- Thomas to the Rescue
- Henry and the Wishing Tree
- James Gets a New Coat
- Emily's New Route
- Edward the Great
- Squeak, Rattle and Roll
- You Can Do it, Toby!
- Percy and the Magic Carpet
- Calling All Engines!
- Thomas and the Rainbow
- The Magic Lamp
- Emily Knows Best
- Thomas' New Trucks
- Bold and Brave
- Henry and the Flagpole
- Saving Edward
- Keeping Up with James
Learning Segments
Trivia
- An extended scene of Thomas' close up from the Island of Sodor introduction is used.
- Stock footage from the songs Engine Roll Call, Patience, Busy, Day and Night and Every Day's a Special Day on Sodor is used.
- Footage from the DVD game, "Sir Topham Hatt's Helping Hand" is used.
- Thomas' face is edited when Harold takes off in a scene from Bold and Brave.
- This is the very first song that uses the bouncing steam cloud and lyrics in some parts and not in others within the same video.
- This is the final song to use footage filmed in the Gullane Era.
Goofs
- On the DVD Thomas' Trusty Friends, the captions misspell Cranky's name as "Frankie," and that Byron and Buster both work "as a pal" instead of "as a pair."
- Trevor is mistakenly referred to as a tractor when he is actually a traction engine.
Home Media Release
US
DVD Boxsets
- Totally Thomas Volume 9
- Ultimate Thomas Collection
- Thomas' Trusty Friends and On Site with Thomas Double Feature
