Thomas the Tank Engine had been working at the coaling plant all day and is disappointed when he cannot receive a washdown due to a broken hosepipe and is afraid that the other engines will make fun of his dirty paintwork. However, when Thomas comes back to the sheds, he finds James boasting; James is being given a new coat of paint the next day, as the Fat Controller has told him that he is the pride of the line. Henry contradicts James by saying they are all pride of the line, but James ignores him and mocks Thomas when he says he needs a new coat of paint. The next morning, while James is being repainted, Henry shunts some trucks, but they unintentionally run into a few solid boxes causing the first two to derail. James insults him, saying he should go talk to trees instead if he cannot push trucks carefully. Henry tells James that the Fat Controller has been working on removing trees that are too close to the line. But James says that if he came across a tree, he'd just push it aside.
Thomas & Friends: James and the Trouble with Trees - Dirty Thomas|Talk To a Tree
Thomas the Tank Engine had been working at the coaling plant all day and is disappointed when he cannot receive a washdown due to a broken hosepipe and is afraid that the other engines will make fun of his dirty paintwork. However, when Thomas comes back to the sheds, he finds James boasting; James is being given a new coat of paint the next day, as the Fat Controller has told him that he is the pride of the line. Henry contradicts James by saying they are all pride of the line, but James ignores him and mocks Thomas when he says he needs a new coat of paint. The next morning, while James is being repainted, Henry shunts some trucks, but they unintentionally run into a few solid boxes causing the first two to derail. James insults him, saying he should go talk to trees instead if he cannot push trucks carefully. Henry tells James that the Fat Controller has been working on removing trees that are too close to the line. But James says that if he came across a tree, he'd just push it aside.
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