Thomas and Friends (series 11) - Returning Characters

Returning Characters

  • Thomas
  • Edward
  • Henry
  • Gordon
  • James
  • Percy
  • Toby
  • Donald and Douglas
  • Emily
  • Spencer
  • Arthur
  • Bill and Ben
  • Molly
  • Rosie
  • Diesel
  • Mavis
  • 'Arry & Bert
  • Salty
  • Skarloey
  • Duncan
  • Rusty
  • Rheneas
  • Peter Sam
  • Sir Handel
  • Mighty Mac
  • Fearless Freddie
  • Annie and Clarabel
  • Rocky
  • Troublesome Trucks
  • Bertie
  • Elizabeth
  • Cranky
  • The Fat Controller
  • Dowager Hatt
  • Farmer McColl
  • Alicia Botti
  • Mr. Percival
  • Harvey
  • Henrietta
  • Jeremy
  • The Duke of Boxford
  • The Duchess of Boxford
  • Murdoch
  • Neville
  • Butch
  • Lady Hatt
  • Lord Callan
  • The Chinese Dragon
The Railway Series and Thomas and Friends
Engines
  • Thomas
  • Edward
  • Henry
  • Gordon
  • James
  • Percy
  • Toby
  • Duck
  • Donald and Douglas
  • Emily
Narrow gauge engines
  • Skarloey
  • Rheneas
  • Sir Handel
  • Peter Sam
  • Rusty
  • Duncan
Other characters
  • The Fat Controller
  • Annie and Clarabel
  • Bertie
  • Harold
  • Terence
  • Trevor
Railways
  • North Western
  • Skarloey
  • Culdee Fell
  • Arlesdale
  • Mid Sodor
  • Sodor & Mainland
  • The Other Railway
Places
  • The Island of Sodor
  • Locations in The Railway Series
  • Locations in Thomas and Friends
The Railway Series books by the Rev. W. Awdry
  • List of Railway Series books
  • Major characters
  • Minor characters
Authors
  • Rev. W. V. Awdry
  • Christopher Awdry
Illustrators
  • William Middleton
  • Reginald Payne
  • C. Reginald Dalby
  • John T. Kenney
  • Peter and Gunvor Edwards
  • Clive Spong
Commercial
  • Merchandise
  • The Railway Stories
  • Audiobook narrators:
    • Johnny Morris
    • Willie Rushton
    • Ted Robbins
    • Michael Angelis
Thomas & Friends, the television show
Characters
  • Railway engines
  • Narrow gauge engines
  • Rolling stock
  • Vehicles
  • People and animals
  • Movie characters
  • Magazine characters
Television series
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
  • 16
  • 17
Straight-to-video
  • On Site with Thomas
  • Engines and Escapades
Films and specials
  • Thomas and the Magic Railroad (2000)
  • Calling All Engines (2005)
  • The Great Discovery (2008)
  • Hero of the Rails (2009)
  • Misty Island Rescue (2010)
  • Day of the Diesels (2011)
  • Blue Mountain Mystery (2012)
  • King of the Railway (2013)
Narrators
  • Ringo Starr UK & US (1984-1986)
  • Michael Angelis UK (1991-2012), US (Video 2004)
  • George Carlin US (1991-1995)
  • Alec Baldwin US (1998-2002)
  • Michael Brandon US (2003-2012)
  • Pierce Brosnan UK & US (2008, "guest narrator")
  • Mark Moraghan UK & US (2013-present)
Production
  • Britt Allcroft
  • David Mitton
  • Gullane Entertainment
  • HiT Entertainment
Commercial
  • Day out with Thomas
  • Merchandise
  • My Thomas Story Library
  • Thomas Land at Drayton Manor
  • Percy's Railway (roller coaster)
  • Troublesome Trucks (roller coaster)
  • Thomas the Tank Engine pictureback books
Video games
  • Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends (1993)
  • Pinball (1995)
  • The Great Festival Adventure (1999)
  • Trouble on the Tracks (2000)
  • Sodor-tou no Nakama-tachi (2001)
  • Building the New Line (2002)
Related series
  • Shining Time Station
  • Robert D. Cardona Productions: Tugs
  • Theodore Tugboat

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