In the scene where Toad tries to stop the runaway cars from crasing into Thomas and Percy.

In the scene where Toad tries to stop the runaway cars from crasing into Thomas and Percy.

In the scene where Toad tries to stop the runaway cars from crasing into Thomas and Percy.

In the scene where Toad tries to stop the runaway cars from crasing into Thomas and Percy.

The runaway scene

the runaway scene

the runaway scene

In the scene where James hits a branch and ends where Toad touches Thomas with a soft clink.

In the scene where Toad says oh no!

Toad Wars

Toad

the runaway

I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside, Pt. 2

Glover-Kind

Sung by Mavis, Thomas, Porter, Salty and Cranky together at the docks at the end of the episode.

I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside, Pt. 1

Glover-Kind

Sung by Mavis, Thomas, Porter, Salty and Cranky together at the docks at the end of the episode.

Hark, The Herald Angels Sing

Vince Guaraldi

Carollers can be heard humming to this song in front of a Christmas Tree at the start of the episode.

The Twelve Days of Christmas

Frederic Austin

Can be heard three times in the episode. First being hummed by some carollers that Percy sees at Knadford Station before he sets off, then two of the verses get sung out by carollers that Percy takes out to see Redge at the smelters yard with hopes of being a gift to him, and finally as background music when Percy arrives back at Tidmouth Sheds with what Redge gave to him wishing to everyone else a Merry Christmas.