Thomas The Train:Episode XP

I noticed 1 of my old DVD’s felt pretty heavy. It was just a blank DVD case. I opened it up and saw there were 4 DVD’s scrammed in there. The frost 2 were 101 Dalmatians DVD’s. The next 1 was a Cars special DVD. And the last one was just a blank disc. I turned it around and it said. Thomas The Train,Episode XP in red sharppy. I put the DVD it to my XBOX because I REALLY loved Thomas the Train and didn’t remember seeing an episode XP. And then I saw that I had a friend coming over. So I decided to surprise him because he ALSO loved Thomas The Train. When we played the DVD there was an apertizment for Chuck E Cheeses. But then it cut to static. Then there was a blog telling us that Thomas and Friends was coming up next the back had about 3 episodes. Then the main menu came up. The options were. Play ,pick an episode,Character Gallerry and crap out. We pressed the crap out button. The it played the Thomas and Friends Theme Tune. It was little higher pitch and faster than usual. There were no credits at the bottom of the screen. And the windmill witch was supposed to be spinning around was just still. Next scene. When Thomas goes under the bridge. No one was on the bridge. Then We Get To see Thomases face. Annie and Clarible were not there. Thomas was actually alone. And the title card just said. Episode XP. Last scene. Thomas went into the station.The station itself looked aband. Some roof tiles were missing and the windows were broken. Thomas was still coachless. But then a picture popped up and showed Lincoln Loud looking very ill. His face was green and he was holding on to his stomach. Then it showed Percy looking very sad. Then it showed Lincoln Loud and Clyde Mcbride drowning in a pool. Then it showed Lincoln Loud standing in a grave yard with 2 grave stones saying Rest in piece Albert Loud and Rest In Piece with out saying a name saying 1972-2009.Then it showed Thomas and Percy crying. Then the Iland of Sodor exploded thats it then we just broke the disc in half.

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