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Thomas and the Breakdown Train is a 2013 UK Treat Size DVD release featuring six first series episodes narrated by Ringo Starr. It was originally released on VCD in Malaysia in 2004 under the title Thomas and the Breakdown Train and Other Thomas Adventures (Volume 2). It was released on VCD and DVD in the Philippines under the title Thomas Saves the Day. It was released on DVD in Italy in 2007 under the title A Troublemaking Goods Train (Italian: Un treno merci combinaguai) with episodes narrated by Angelo Maggi.
Description
UK
James has trouble with the trucks one day, but Thomas is there to help out. The Fat Controller is so pleased he gives Thomas his own branch line.
Malaysia
THOMAS, the small, mischievous engine lives with all of his friends on the Island of Sodor. They all happily work together on the railway. However, not everything goes well all the time and the little blue engine often has to face a lot of unexpected problems. In the end, they can usually congratulate each other on being Really Useful Engines.
Italian
LE FANTASTICHE AVVENTURE DEL TUO TRENINO PREFERITO!
Le magnifiche avventure del trenino Thomas e dei suoi amici nell'incantevole cornice dell'isola di Sodor.
English Translation
THE FANTASTIC ADVENTURES OF YOUR FAVORITE LITTLE TRAIN!The wonderful adventures of Thomas the train and his friends in the enchanting setting of the Island of Sodor.
Episodes
UK/MYS/PHL
Italy
- L'incidente (Thomas and the Breakdown Train)
- Sbagliando s'impara (James and the Coaches)
- Un treno merci combinaguai (Troublesome Trucks)
- James and the Express (James and the Express)
- Thomas e il capotreno (Thomas and the Guard)
- I trenini non vanno a pescare (Thomas Goes Fishing)
Trivia
- Although the Philippine VCD/DVD features the UK versions of the episodes, the front cover uses the American title for Thomas and the Breakdown Train.
- Percy appears on the Malaysian VCD front cover, despite not appearing in any episodes.
Goof
- The cover and disc artwork of the Philippine VCD and DVD state that Ringo Starr and George Carlin are storytellers but George Carlin does not narrate any episodes on the VCD or DVD.
