Woolly Bear

Season 2Episode 255 minDec 17, 1986
Woolly Bear

Based on the story of the same name from Tramway Engines.

Percy and Toby collect hay on the branch line, but this makes Thomas' passengers late. Percy is still teasing Thomas about the ghost incident and Thomas retorts back by calling him a "green caterpillar with red stripes." Things go wrong for Percy, he gets hit by a crate of treacle, then getting stuck on a hill and windswept with hay.

Woolly Bear has aired on Dec 17, 1986
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