Watch Out Wilson Chuggington

All aboard!

Woo-woo!

Chuggington!

# We're trainees, we're making tracks

# Wheels to the rails clackety-clack

# Running on time passengers to take

# Hauling loads, pick-ups to make

# Riding the rails

# A train-tastic crew

# Honk your horns, toot-toot!

# Toot-toot!

# Chuggington

# Chugga-chugga-chugga-chugga Chuggington

# Chuggington

# Chugga-chugga-chugga, chugga-chugga-chugga

# Chugga-chugga-chugga-chugga Chuggington

# Chuggington!

# Clackety-clack! #

'Time to wake up, Chuggington.'

Mmm, what a glorious morning.

-Ah.

-Hello, Harrison.

Looking good! YOU can do anything.

-Wowzer. Thanks.

-Huh?

-HE LAUGHS

-Youngsters.

Did you hear that? He said I was looking good.

-Ha-ha-ha.

-He was talking about himself, Wilson.

-No, he wasn't.

-Come on, it's time for training.

Bet you can't catch Koko. Chugga-chugga choo-choo.

Come on then, slow coach.

I'll show them. Like Harrison said, "I can do anything."

-Good morning, young chuggers.

-Hi, Dunbar.

-Morning.

-Hi.

-Today, we're going to do something a bit different.

-Like what?

You're going to try your wheels at an obstacle course.

-Wey-hey!

-Train-tastic.

But wait, there's more.

You have to go round the course pulling a piece of rolling stock.

Easy-peasy, lemon-squeezy.

And one of you gets to choose which car.

-Me, me, me.

-OK, Wilson, off you go. Cally's waiting for you.

Wey-hey, let's ride the rails.

KOKO LAUGHS

Hmm... Hmm... Hmm...

Which one? Hmm, definitely not.

Hmm... Hmm... Hmm...

BELL RINGS

-Dunbar says, you can have anything you want.

-Anything?

-Anything!

Wey-hey, the fire wagon.

Are you abso-tootly sure about this, Wilson?

It is quite hard to handle.

I'm sure. I'm definitely sure.

Absolutely, definitely, everything-a-ling.

Now, we're going to start off nice and easy, with a simple drag switch.

Page one.

Then you ride along the rails to here.

And roll backwards to the turntable.

HE YAWNS

Use the turntables to make your way onto the figure-of-eight track.

-A doddle!

-You'll then make your way round the track...

-Uh-huh.

-..coupled to your rolling stock.

I can do that asleep.

Backwards!

THEY GASP

-Even around the wiggly bits?

-Ho-ho-ho, aye.

No problemo. Anyway, I chose an easy car to control.

-Then why don't you go first, Wilson?

-Watch and learn.

# Dee-dee-dee-dee dee-dah-dee

# La-la-laa-laa. #

THEY LAUGH

-# Dah-dah-dah, dun-da-dun-dun. #

-Where's he going?

# La-la-laa-la-laa. # See, what did I tell you?

This is a piece of cake.

BOTH LAUGH

-What?

-Wrong way, Wilson.

Oh. Hmm, well, it's hard to see. The sun's very bright, you know.

That's all right, Wilson. Just try again.

All right.

I can't believe we're having to do such simple stuff.

-THEY LAUGH

-Wrong way.

Huh? Oh, bumpers.

The turntable's broken.

Oh-ho-ho!

Ah-ha, that's it.

-There you go, young chugger.

-Thanks.

You know, something's wrong with the tracks today.

-I don't think so.

-There is.

I'm going to ask Eddie. Maybe someone's moved them.

Oh. All right, Brewster, your turn.

This is so cool.

LAUGHTER

I can't believe Eddie laughed at me.

Maybe it isn't the tracks, maybe it's...me.

That's it, Brewster. Slow and steady.

Phew, this is really hard.

That's it, nice and smooth.

Hmm... Brewster's doing really well. Oh, why couldn't I do it?

HORN TOOTS >

-Hi, Harrison.

-How's the training?

We're doing the loop-track backwards, you know, baby stuff.

Ah, the figure-of-eight. I remember it well.

I remember you had a bit of trouble with that, Harrison.

-Yes, err...

-Toot-toot.

-Well, things to do.

Little tip, Wilson.

For more control, drop down to your lowest gear and just chill.

Got it. Thanks, Harrison.

Easy does it.

Oh, well done, Brewster. Excellent job.

-Hello!

-Do you think you can handle it now, Wilson?

-Yep. No problemo.

-That's the ticket. Off you go then.

HORN TOOTS

HE STRAINS

THEY SIGH

Easy-peasy... Whoa.

-All buckled up.

-There you go, young chugger.

What did Harrison say? Oh yeah, take it up a gear. Let's ride the rails.

-Not so fast, Wilson.

-It's OK, Dunbar. I know what to do.

Whoa.

Whoa-a-a-a!

-Wa-a-a-h. Oh no.

-Wilson!

ALARM BLARES

Argh... Help... Help!

Break-down chugger coming through!

I'm sorry about your car.

We'd better get you to the repair shed.

-I'm fine, Cally.

-Better to be safe than sorry.

-Come on, Wilson.

-Oh, bumpers.

Here we go.

So, not quite ready for the loop-track, eh?

I thought I was. It looked so easy. So, I was a show off.

Often, things are harder than they look.

Going backwards takes concentration.

Yeah, but it's so hard when you can't see where you're going.

Tell you what, Wilson, I think I know a way

-to help you master that track and get your confidence back.

-Really?

-These wing mirrors will help you see where you're going.

-Yuk.

-I bet I look really silly.

-Of course you don't.

Now, let's try them. I want you to reverse backwards

while looking in your mirrors to get a feel for them.

Oh, I hope no-one sees me like this.

They'll all laugh at how silly I look.

-Oh, no. Harrison.

-Hello, Wilson. What are you doing?

-Oh, you know, just chilling.

-Sporting a new look, I see.

-Yeah, they're wing mirrors.

-I know, I had them once myself.

-Huh?

-You did?

-Uh-huh, they looked great on me, but then what doesn't.

-Bye.

Great on Harrison, but silly on wingo-Wilson.

-There you are, Wilson.

-Honking-horns, what are those?

-Wing-mirrors.

-Ooh, they're train-tastic.

-I think Action Chugger has some.

-Really?

-How do they work?

-I'll show you.

-Cool.

-You can do it.

-Yay!

-Ooh, I want some too.

-Yeah, me too.

You don't need them. With practice and concentration, neither will I.

-Well done, Wilson.

-Ho-ho, that's the ticket.

-Good job.

-All right!

Well done, chugger.

HE LAUGHS

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