Lionsgate Entertainment have released a teaser clip from the 18th Series on YouTube.
Promoting the Walmart Trouble on the Tracks US DVD, the second preview of the 2014 season presents the opening to Thomas the Quarry Engine.
It shows Thomas and Diesel debating on who should be the back engine to a quarry load for Brendam Docks.
Arriving at Ffarquhar Quarry, a busy Mavis obliges to taking the load with Thomas. But Diesel's ideas get the better of Thomas, leaving him to do Mavis' work on his own.
With Arry, Bert, Stanley and the Trucks cameoing, Mavis is seen with a fixed brass lamp. Not So Slow Coaches, Flatbeds of Fear, Disappearing Diesels and Toad's Adventure are the other four episodes appearing on the DVD.
Despite being pushed back for a week, its availability on iTunes is still scheduled for April 8th.
Trouble on the Tracks from Lionsgate Entertainment hits US DVD shelves in Walmart stores only on April 15th.
Promoting the Walmart Trouble on the Tracks US DVD, the second preview of the 2014 season presents the opening to Thomas the Quarry Engine.
It shows Thomas and Diesel debating on who should be the back engine to a quarry load for Brendam Docks.
With Arry, Bert, Stanley and the Trucks cameoing, Mavis is seen with a fixed brass lamp. Not So Slow Coaches, Flatbeds of Fear, Disappearing Diesels and Toad's Adventure are the other four episodes appearing on the DVD.
Despite being pushed back for a week, its availability on iTunes is still scheduled for April 8th.
Trouble on the Tracks from Lionsgate Entertainment hits US DVD shelves in Walmart stores only on April 15th.
WATCH THE OPENING TO 'THOMAS THE QUARRY ENGINE' ON YOUTUBE
This looks like a golden episode, and a sign season 18 is going to be fantastic. Mavis in a playing a major role, prototypical rolling stock orientation, and a little history on Ffarquhar Quarry.
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