Characters Introduced
Note that since this is the first series of the TV series, all characters featured in the series were "introduced" in some way.
- Thomas (Thomas and Gordon)
- Edward (Edward and Gordon)
- Henry (The Sad Story of Henry)
- Gordon (Thomas and Gordon)
- James (Thomas and the Breakdown Train)
- Percy (Trouble In The Shed)
- Toby (Toby and the Stout Gentleman)
- Bertie (Thomas and Bertie)
- Terence (Thomas, Terence and the Snow)
- The Fat Controller (The Sad Story of Henry)
- Lady Hatt ("Toby and the Stout Gentleman")
- Bridget Hatt ("Toby and the Stout Gentleman")
- Stephen Hatt ("Toby and the Stout Gentleman")
- Mrs. Kyndley (Thomas' Christmas Party)
- Annie and Clarabel (Thomas and the Breakdown Train)
- Henrietta (Toby and the Stout Gentleman)
- The Troublesome Trucks (Edward and Gordon)
Read more about this topic: Thomas And Friends (series 1)
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