Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go! Back On Track – is the latest DVD release from the Thomas & Friends TV series that has resonated with families around the world for generations.

ALL ABOARD! Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go! is back on track with big adventures fueled by friendships! Thomas and his loc-amigos will embrace unexpected surprises and discover more about each other as they get into new shenanigans on the Island of Sodor. Whiff, Ashima, Toby, Terence, Salty and all new characters will join the fun. With new deliveries, new songs, and bigger…biggest adventures, Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go! is chugging along a toot-ally awesome journey!

Purposeful, Playful Stories – Age-appropriate themes brought to life in a comedic and playful way have always been at the heart of Thomas content. The series will continue to deliver meaningful life lessons. For Thomas, the “high road” is not always the easy choice, but it is making that choice that positions him as a role model for young viewers.

Making the most of 2D animation, the characters are brought to life in ways never seen before. Engines can shake, move, and wiggle out of any wacky scenario, whether it is an avalanche or simply avoiding a family of ducks that suddenly appears up ahead. Audiences will see flips, flops, and sensational acrobatics on a regular basis in this new 2D world.

This 8-episode season includes favorite characters: Thomas, Percy, Nia, Kana, Diesel, Sandy, Carly, Annie & Clarabel, Bulstrode, Cranky, Emily, Gordon, Harold, Sir Topham Hatt, James, Skiff, Troublesome Trucks, and YongBao.

This season introduces a new train, Bruno the Brake Car, who has autism. Bruno introduces audiences to a “positive, neurodivergent role model” per Mattel, which worked with organizations including the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) and Easterseals Southern California along with autistic writers and others to ensure the character represents autistic people positively. Bruno is voiced by autistic actor, Chuck Smith.

Based on The Railway Series books by Rev. W. Awdry and his son Christopher.