
Thomas & Friends: Rusty to the Rescue
Feb 28 1995
•1h 34m
•Family
Next Stop - The Island of Sodor with Thomas & Friends™. Watch Rusty, the small Diesel engine, set off where only brave Diesels dare to go. Will the rescuers find Duke with a bang and reunite him with Stuart and Falcon? Join in the adventure with Thomas and his friends, where the fun and excitement never ends!
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George Carlin
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