Michael Angelis: Thomas and Fergus the Traction Engine are friends. Fergus is the pride of the Cement Works. He knows all the rules and obeys them.
Driver: You're right.
Michael Angelis: Said his driver. Just then, the scrap diesels arrived.
Arry: Hello.
Bert: Are you happy to be here?
Fergus: No!
Michael Angelis: Cried Fergus. His driver was scared too.
Driver: Come on, Fergus, we're going to escape.
Michael Angelis: And for the first time, Fergus broke the rules.
The Fat Controller: Fergus, explain yourself.
Fergus: I ran away. It's scary here.
Thomas: Diesel told Fergus that he wanted him at the Smelters forever.
Michael Angelis: Said Thomas.
Pippi: Yes, sir. You see, explain, Tommy and Annika.
Tommy: Diesel wants to be a pride of Cement Works.
Annika: So he made a fake news to send him away.
The Fat Controller: Nonsense, Fergus, you are the pride of the Cement Works. I shall send Diesel to the Smelters and you can go back to the Cement Works tomorrow.
Fergus: Oh, thank you, sir!
Michael Angelis: Said Fergus happily.
(Next morning Fergus puffed around the bend as two narrators begins their last line for the last ever of Thomas Friends and Pippi Longstocks)
Tom Clements: Fergus knew he had a good friend with Thomas and all the strange children.
(Fergus blew his whistle)
Michael Angelis: And he was still the pride of the cement works.