One windy autumn day, a large red carpet landed on a goods wagon from Murdoch's goods train, unbeknownst to Murdoch. Percy had briefly chased after it, until the heavy winds blew it away yet again. [4] Series 17 - The Thomas Way ( cameo), The Phantom Express ( does not speak), Too Many Fire Engines and Gone Fishing ( does not speak) Like in The Railway Series, Edward is based on a heavily modified Sharp, Stewart and Company "Larger Seagull" K2 class.

Series 16 - Express Coming Through ( cameo), Percy and the Monster of Brendam, Ho Ho Snowman, Flash Bang Wallop!, Bust My Buffers! ( cameo), Thomas and the Sounds of Sodor ( does not speak), Salty's Surprise, Sodor Surprise Day ( cameo), Emily's Winter Party Special ( cameo), Muddy Matters ( cameo), Whiff's Wish and Happy Birthday Sir!Series 10 - Big Strong Henry ( does not speak), Edward Strikes Out and Thomas and Skarloey's Big Day Out ( cameo) Edward's Theme from the first series to the seventh series (UK) /sixth series (US) has similar tunes to the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic song, A True True Friend from the episode, Magical Mystery

These locomotives were built in two batches: the first of six in 1896, with two extra members of the class being built later in 1900. All eight of the locomotives survived into the 1923 grouping and lasted through to the late 1920s and early 1930s, performing secondary duties around Barrow-in-Furness. In real life, all of the K2s were scrapped, with none surviving into preservation, though an engine with a nearly identical shape is preserved at a museum in the Netherlands.Series 6 - Harvey to the Rescue, No Sleep for Cranky, The Fogman ( cameo) and Thomas the Jet Engine

Series 11 - Thomas and the Spaceship ( cameo), Thomas Sets Sail, Don't be Silly, Billy ( cameo), Hide and Peep, Thomas and the Runaway Car ( cameo), Thomas in Trouble ( cameo), Thomas and the Stinky Cheese ( cameo) and Percy and the Left Luggage ( cameo)The only episode where a brass model is used for the crash instead of the plastic model. Henry's brass model is used due to the plastic model having a previously loose middle left drive wheel which is visible in promotional photographs and some scenes of the episode, Henry and the Wishing Tree. The way the crash in this episode unfolded could have caused the old repair to fail. Toby to the Rescue, Flash! Crash! Wallop! ( does not speak), Being Percy ( does not speak), Surprise, Surprise! ( does not speak) and All in a Day's Rescue ( mentioned) In the twentieth series, Cranky teased James while he was pouting by saying he looked crankier than himself.

Unfortunately, the big engines, especially Gordon, often see Edward as old-fashioned and slow. While it is true he is one of the oldest engines on the North Western Railway (which he helped build), he has proved time and time again that he is more than capable of working as hard as any engine. He and BoCo have been the only engines who can look after Bill and Ben and know how to put them in their place should they misbehave. Like any otherwise old engine, he stands for no nonsense from anyone, especially from the bigger engines.Series 4 - Thomas' Anthem Grand Finale, Let's Have a Race, Gone Fishing, Toby, Don't Judge a Book By its Cover, Really Useful Engine and Thomas' Christmas Song In "Steady Eddie", "Charlie and Eddie" and "Edward the Hero", Edward refers to himself as Eddie. Charlie also refers to him by this name. Eddie also happens to be Edward's real name in the Greek and early Hebrew versions and in Italy from the fifteenth series onwards. Early Bird ( does not speak), Henry's Happy Coal ( cameo), The Flying Teapot ( cameo in US version), Thomas' Tall Friend, The Fat Controller's Bedtime Story (Issue 644), Fish and Ships ( cameo), The Fat Controller's Bedtime Story (Issue 646), Blue Mountain Mystery, City of Truro and Playful Passenger! ( cameo) In the close-ups of Captain in his shed, the rest of Belle (which should have been seen in the window on the boathouse door) is missing, most likely due to texturing/transparency issues. The Great Discovery - There's a Job for Everyone, Where, oh Where is Thomas?, Engine Roll Call and Thomas, You're the Leader