No crane has ever complained before. Thomas and Percy inform James and Gordon about Cranky. Percy, Thomas , Gordon and James Cranes are airy-fairy things, they need a lot of attention, like me in fact. What is a cranky bug?
Who is cranky bugs? Classic editor History Talk (0) Share. He later got his comeuppance after a tramp steamer crashed into him and he had to be rescued by the two tank engines. Afterwards, he promised never to insult them again.
This subpage contains all images relating to said article. If there is an image that belongs on this article, please insert it on this page. Michael Angelis UK Version. They like the sea air and the sound of the gulls. But one day, the friends were feeling hot and bothered.
A crane was causing trouble. His name was Cranky, and this was his first day at the docks. However, he still teases the engines occasionally, such as when. Cranky Bugs Cranky Bugs is a Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends episode. Thomas often gets into trouble, but never gives.
He finds the engines tiresome, particularly the smaller ones, and enjoys teasing them, in particular using the term bugs to deride them. Cranky cannot move on his own, but he can be dismantled and rebuilt in other locations if necessary. Shot will film Thomas with his Calm face and Percy with his happy face going by and hauling ten freight cars and a caboose and passing Jacob shunting some freight cars.
Shot will film Cranky looking cross. Shot will film Cranky talking and lip syncing crossily. Shots and will film Thomas hauling seven freight cars and a caboose and Percy hauling three freight cars and a caboose at Brendam Docks in.
Thomas knocked over Cranky and he was in pieces. They were in pieces and sent to the scrapyard. I was not happy to see that my favorite engines were in pieces. Games Movies TV Video. Cranky is a tall, grumpy dockyard crane who lives and works at Brendam Docks.
Edward and Gordon 3. The Sad Story of Henry 4. We always arrange our trucks like this, and no crane has ever complained before! His high and mighty attitude often annoys the other engines. From his lofty perch he sees the comings and goings of his part of the island.
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