The Green Train and the Blue Train (The Fox and the Hound) Part 13 - A Difficult Reunion/The Train

Henry is still very certain that Gordon will want to see him and they're still best friends. But however, when Henry made his way to him, Gordon tells him they can't be friends because he's a hunting engine. Suddenly when Spencer woke up, he ending up waking Sideshow Bob up too. They all chased Henry to another railroad track up high on a bridge. Gordon does his best to protect Henry, but ends up having Spencer derailed and fallen off the bridge - still alive, but very hurt. When Gordon sees this, he blames the accident on Henry, and himself for letting Henry go. Then Gordon and Sideshow Bob both threaten to kill Henry after what happened. Cast: Percy the Small Engine as Young Tod (both cheeky and full of adventures) Thomas the Tank Engine as Young Copper (both best friends to Percy and Tod) Henry the Green Engine as Adult Tod (both handsome, kind and both feel depressed occasionally) Gordon the Big Engine as Copper (both smart and best friends to Tod and Henry) Perdita as Big Mama (both very caring and wise) Garfield as Dinky (both kind and smart) Homer Simpson as Boomer (Both funny and have similar voices) Margaret Denyar as Widow Tweed (both old and vain) Sideshow Bob as Amos Slade (Both often plot to kill) Spencer the Silver Engine as Chief (both have neutral personalities and wear a similar colour coat) Emily the Emerald Engine as Vixey (both beautiful, love cheering up Henry and Tod and are also girlfriends to Henry and Tod) Shrek as Grumpy Badger (they're both grumpy and prefer privacy) Pikachu as Porcupine (Both small, kind and caring) Caterpie as Squeeks the Caterpillar Peter Sam as Baby Tod Lady as Tod's Mother Megatron as The Grizzly Bear NOTE: No copyright infringement intended. NOTE 2: I do not own the rights for these films. NOTE 3: Under 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.