Chuggington

The trainees are learning how to use their snowploughs, snow horns and snow lanterns, but have yet to experience real snow. When a blizzard comes in, it’s all chuggers to the rails! Wilson goes out with Harrison, promising to stick very close to him. Unfortunately, he gets distracted by some children building a snowman, and falls behind.

When Koko sees the pretty design that Lori has painted on Zephie’s face, she decides she wants one too and the two of them compete to see who can get the biggest and best design. Lori’s too busy repainting rolling stock in the automated spray shed to help, so Koko and Zephie decide to paint each other using the paint car.

On the hottest day of the year, when the trainees are going to help Frostini deliver ice cream, there’s a power failure and it looks like all the ice cream will melt! Speedy has an idea: he and Frostini will go to the ice caves in the mountains and bring back ice to keep things cold.

Calley is teaching Hoot and Toot how to use the sliding turntable. When she gets called away on an emergency, she asks Brewster to take over the training. The twins find Brewster’s methodical way of teaching a bit boring and make their escape. Brewster chases them all over the depot. The twins accidentally get on the track lift, which sends them straight underground.

It’s a cold, snowy day in Chuggington and every available chugger is heading out to plough – except for Chatsworth, who is going for a rest after ploughing all night, and Hoot and Toot, who are too inexperienced to be out in the snow. Koko and Harrison head off as a team, Harrison boasting there isn’t a drift that can stop him!

Action Chugger is in town making a movie and Emery lands the exciting job of assisting on the film set. Brewster is a little envious, especially as his job for the day is litter-picking. He worries that his fellow chuggers think he’s a bit dull. Calley tells him that a job is what you make it and shows him that the litter-picking wagon can do some cool things.

Nobody wants to go down the mine to collect the rolling stock for cleaning, so Speedy suggests they settle it with a chug of war! Two teams will face each other across a bridge with a piece of rolling stock between them. The first team to pull the rolling stock off the bridge is the winner and the losers will clean the mine.

It’s a windy day in Chuggington, which is causing lots of problems. Eddie has a list of jobs as long as his arm! Hodge really wants to help. Some fencing needs to be delivered, but the hooks that hold the tarpaulin down over the load are missing. As Eddie dashes off to yet another job, he asks Hodge to pick up some more hooks.

When Emery takes reporter Rag around town as he covers exciting news stories, he wishes he could get his picture in the paper! Rag tries to get an interview with the famous magician, The Magnificent Mysterioso, who has come to Chuggington to do a show.

Hoot and Toot are double ended shunting chuggers. Hoot gets fed-up of Toot always being at the front, so Toot agrees to let him lead for the day. Hoot mixes up a delivery of red tomatoes and green apples. He also refills the spray shed with the wrong colour paint and Wilson is sprayed green instead of his usual red! Toot is upset with Hoot for getting everything wrong.

Dr Ling is experimenting with a new invention that can help chuggers increase their speed – the Booster! Brewster helps her to test it. The new booster makes him go super-fast, but it has some terrible side effects. Brewster gets a lot of attention and loves being thought of as a speedy engine, so he says nothing about the problems.

Hodge loves Chuggington Quiz Night – so when quizmaster Harrison loses his voice, Hodge volunteers to take his place. But he has a really busy workday with Eddie and doesn’t get any time to think up his questions. To try to save time, Hodge overloads himself and breaks his axle. Because Hodge is one of a kind, they won’t be able to find a replacement in time for him to host the quiz.

Eddie and Hodge have cleaned the sludge out of the chugwash. Now they’re going to refill the chugwash soap, then clean the underground tunnels using the Scrub-A-Chug – a fantastic piece of rolling stock with brushes that cleans the ceiling of the tunnel. Their work is interrupted when they get called away on an emergency.

Wilson is given the important job of taking some photos, to be used on a poster promoting Chuggington. Meanwhile, Dr. Ling has a special assignment for Hoot and Toot: pulling a robotic dinosaur around town to promote a new exhibition at the museum. Wilson isn’t having much luck taking exciting pictures – until he sees the dinosaur go by.

Dr. Ling is giving a talk about meteors and how, many years ago, one crashed right near this area. Brewster pulls in a real meteorite, borrowed from the museum. Dr. Ling demonstrates that you can move the meteorite with a magnet, as meteorites contain metal. Hoot and Toot are afraid the meteorite might escape and destroy Chuggington, so they decide to return it to space.

An ice storm hits Chuggington and Koko really wants to help. She sees her chance when she comes across one of the anti-freeze cars. She thinks she’s de-icing the tracks, but she’s actually making them even icier – she doesn’t realise that the car contains water. Because of her actions, Eddie and Emery get stranded out in the cold.

The trainees are having an exciting stunt training session with Action Chugger, when he is called away to do some filming. As he leaves, Action Chugger invites Brewster and Koko to come down to the film set later to demonstrate the skills they have learned. But Brewster gets called on a long run to Tootington and has no time to practice.

On an icy winter’s day, Wilson and Koko are sent out to sand the tracks in the mountains. They take a short cut through the ice cave. Koko does everything properly, but Wilson doesn’t keep his mind on the job, as he has fun exploring.

Border Bridge is re-opening – and Wilson has been given the special job of using the new ‘rolling reporter’ car to make a live report, which will be broadcast on Vee’s boards all over Chuggington. Wilson takes the car out to practise and comes across Calley training Hoot and Toot. When an emergency call comes in, Calley asks Wilson to look after the twins.

It’s another glorious day in Chuggington and Zephie is keen to enjoy the sunshine, but every job she is given is underground. Meanwhile Speedy is out in the countryside serving drinks with the juicer wagon, when he’d rather be doing a proper job at the depot.

Brewster is going to be carrying Mayor Pullman, the new Mayoress of Chuggington, across the newly re-opened Border Bridge in the traditional welcoming ceremony. During the practise run, some of the facade falls off one of the bridge’s pillars. It looks as though the ceremony will have to be cancelled, as the bridge might not be safe!

The new Mayoress, accompanied by her nephew Denzil, is touring Chuggington. She’s observing the chuggers working, in order to help her decide who should be the recipient of the prestigious Chugger of the Year award. Koko is sure she’s in with a chance – but rather than doing her jobs, she spends her time trying to impress the Mayoress.

The defect detector is a device that lets Vee know if there’s anything wrong with chuggers as they pass by its scanners. Unfortunately, it seems to be malfunctioning! Eddie takes it off to the repair shed and Emery, wanting to be helpful, takes its place. But, worried that he might miss something, Emery sends nearly everyone to the repair shed, creating chaos in the depot!

Eddie is having a very busy day and Hodge really wants to help - but all the jobs need hands not wheels. When Wilson reports the track lift is malfunctioning, Hodge decides to try to fix it himself. He only makes matters worse, bringing the lift to a grinding halt with Wilson stuck on it!

Koko decides to try for the High Speed badge – something no trainee has ever won. Emery wishes he still earned badges like the trainees do. For fun, he plays a ‘pretend badge’ game with Hoot and Toot, where they award each other imaginary badges.