Lifting The Curtain 

You can feel the sense of Dudley's eyes twitching as he sees the sanctuary he planned for himself shattering in front of him. He knew his fate was sealed the minute he stepped off Sodor, yet he refused to go down without a fight...his pride and vitriol were his downfall.

Dudley's driver and fireman the entire time: "Ayo, our engine sure does a lot of shady stuff amirite?" "Lol, he really do."

I really love how Dudley's angry face has his mouth shaped EXACTLY like Diesel 10's mouth when he's angry. It's the small little details like this that show us that Dudley can be just as twisted and sociopathic as the vast majority of corrupted diesels he's resented for years.

"It is survival, the only thing that matters in this age of scrap!" 6:42 absolutely wonderful! I always love to see the viewpoint of the '60s and such from the engine's perspective

That thumbnail’s literally the Demons prologue foreshadow

What a conclusion. My favourite shot has to be where Dudley lunges forward when saying "You will remember me!" I think this definitely confirms my theory about Dudley. That theory being: He is the scrap engine we see in 'Demons'. One: Similar shape. Two: Similar sounding voice. (Not because these are narrated by the same person) and Three: Identical faces albeit with wrinkles. There was even a model by SodorRyModeler on Twitter long before the Dudley stories were written which was where my theory came from.

What I like about this adaptation is how Dudley’s eyes are jittering as Sir Topham tells him that he must leave Sodor. He knows full well that he’ll be scrapped if he goes back to the mainland, and seeing his only hope of survival collapse right before his eyes just breaks him. And this guy really had the nerve to *stare down Sir Topham* without a second thought. You somehow made Dudley even more intimidating than he had any right to be. Major praise to you!

I love how dudley sounds like hes going insane in this adaptation. Nice work

I was not expecting Dudley to move forward toward Sir topham hatt. This is how you show how Dudley goes from extremely desperate to downright angry.

That scene of Dudley inching closer to Toad and literally coming face to face with the Fat Controller shows how cross he really is in that moment, and how ruthless he is altogether. I hope we can see more of him, despite his saga now coming to a close. Well done again, Carson.

7:35 That’s the first time I’ve seen an adaptation where the Fat Controller actually looks like he’s holding back laughing at Toad’s sarcasm. The attention to detail and overall quality of the Dudley Stories have been a joy to watch! Thank you for making amazing content!

Perfect timing for Halloween! Dudley's story is a cautionary one for all of us. Prejudice, not even if it's somewhat understandable, is nonetheless unfair and will eventually bite you in the... um... bunker and will instead haunt YOU forever instead of others. "Demons" made us sure of that. I'm glad that Bear's name was cleared, he's a great engine! One of my favorite Railway Series characters! The voice acting, the camera angles, perfect! A++! I look forward to seeing more stories from Carson's Video Workshop this season!

That ending, oh. my. lord. I had known that dudley would become the scrap engine but this just nails the coffin in even more, the shot of him creeping out of the darkness was eerily beautiful, followed by the music from demons adds to the ominous atmosphere. Great work Carson!

Jesus, Dudley charging the Fat Controller was nerve racking, I would've lost my footing for sure. I'm surprised Toad was so calm and friendly after that.

This was a perfect send off for the Dudley saga! Almost makes you wonder how Richard will react once he hears about Dudley’s actions.

I love how 199 is always used as a punching bag.

I love how Sir Handel was listening to Donald and Henry's conversion about Dudley. Also, Dudley's scrapped appearance at the end looks eery.

This adaption gave me literal chills... DCG12B's cold and sinister Dudley narration really adds to his personality. That touch you added of him rolling up to The Fat Controller in Toad really added to the impact of the scene, Dudley really felt menacing in that moment! That closing scene... I was really curious what approach you were going to take with that. Most adaptions go with Dudley's ghost in his prime, making a high speed dash towards Sodor. This one feels a lot more sinister, it's like his anger and desire for vengeance is keeping him barely alive and he's using that to force his rusted hulk of a body to Sodor, no matter how long it takes. Were the Ironworks where he met his final fate? Or did he reach the island and stop there, laying low among the scrap until the time is right? Where he was disturbed by his Class 08 counterpart. I'm hoping that one day, we'll get a final dark story where Dudley the "Demon" Engine comes face to face with those that in his mind sentenced him to death.

Whoa. I love the way you focused so much camera work on Dudley when the game was up. See how his expressions shifted left to right? How he puffed up to Toad and STH menacingly? You are practically a filming _genius!_ 👍 At the end, you could say that Dudley had gone full on Darth Sidious, his face decaying from the effects of the dark side. Love STH's laughing face. 😆

I’ll say it again, this is the best adaptation of these stories I’ve seen to date. This episode in particular is chef’s kiss for me. There’s so many little details in this, like the eye twitch of Dudley in the confrontation or that haunting shot of him coming slowly out of the dark at the end (which really got me when I noticed the model) that add so much. Definitely my favorite detail though is Dudley lurching forwards and getting in Topham’s face when he snarls out he won’t be forgotten. That’s not something I’ve ever seen in any other adaptation and it makes it so much more impactful, so well done. Also, my favorite aesthetic shot is the one of Dudley steaming away into the sun, with the top-down camera over the train. The music also highly compliments that scene, it’s wonderful.

I remember reading about how the scrap engine from Diesels Demons was Dudley's ghost, I wasn't sure if that was true but now I do! This honestly was amazing, when Dudley said "you will remember me" and lunged forward at the Fat Controller, that shows that he really is manipulative, evil, and not afraid to harm anyone to get what he wants. I love how you made Sir Topham Hatt laugh at Toads farewell to Dudley, that was brilliant! 😂😊👍 well done once again Carson!

Those transitions were so smooth! The music and visuals were lovely as well, and DCG12B's calm but emotional narration is always a delight! I loved this adaptation!

I don't know why but this story is my favourite of the Dudley stories and this has to be the best adaptation of them all, I felt very uneasy when Dudley showed his true colours and at the end questioning his dissapapreance where he rolls out as a scrap engine, super scary! Great job here mate

Even though it was pretty obvious when this Saga was first announced that Dudley would turn out to be the scrap engine from Demons, the reveal at the end still felt pretty shocking / satisfying. Thank you Carson and Co. for this AMAZING adaption of theburiedtrucks Dudley stories! I can't wait to see what else S2 has to offer :D P.S. Will you put all 4 videos in a big compilation video like you did with Richard's stories? Just curious

This saga was sure so amazing! Even dare to say the best adaptation of these stories! With the top quality it’s eye candy to me! Can’t wait to see what else you’ll cook!

Justice for Bear.

Damn. Just damn. I've loved the Dudley stories from day 1, but your take was genuinely amazing. While in some places it didn't fit too well, DGB giving Dudley a low, sinister voice amazing. The modelwork (especially on the star of the show himself) was impeccable! The scoring is also *french chef kiss*. Love how you made the low violin the main motif so to say for Dudley's theme. The confrontation was on point, the music, Dudley's eyes shaking with fury, Him pouncing at the fat controller! You truly feel the hate and fear and everything that's driven him to do the things he did. It is sad what became of him, and I am saddened by the fact we probably won't really get to see him in the future. Still, good job overall, and looking forward to what the video workshops produces next!

I absolutely love the foreshadowing from the thumbnail and the idea that Dudley is the same engine as the scrap one seen in Demons. I never really thought about it but the faces do look the same and it feels like it'd be quite the twisted yet ironic fate for an engine like Dudley, especially when he too was a twisted and sociopathic engine. He made it back to Sodor, his supposed "safe haven" but certainly not in the way he intended. The fact his angy/scowl face looks similar to D10 really adds to that too, it really gives off the idea that despite being a steam engine he's still just as twisted as the diesel engines he resents. I won't lie, I absolutely _love_ the addition of Dudly moving closer to Toad and The Fat Controller too, like a kind of "getting in your face" gesture, it really gives more oomph to the delivery of Dudley's "But you _will_ remember me." before backing away. Phenomenal work on this Carson and thank you for connecting the dots between this series and Demons, especially with the creaking noises and light flickers at the end, similar if not the exact same as to what we also see in Demons.

This was brilliant. I loved the way this was presented and Dudley's faces really did have a few sinister feels to them. He is one of the most deceitful characters we have ever seen. He really did show just how much of a threat he could be when he spoke to the Fat Controller.

Not going to lie, I got spooked when Dudley shot forward to Sir Topham Hatt. I was afraid he was going deliberately crash into the man and Toad! No one _ever_ gets in his face like that.

That move forward at the end of his monologue, oh so inspired! Gave me a bit of a start the first time around. Kept expecting a jumpscare at some point! This installment being so close to Halloween, I wouldn't have been too surprised... But now, I'm just tense and my anticipation is building for if we next see him When we next see him. I bet we won't see him coming

I remember reading a caption from an Instagram post made by someone called Railway Sparrow that had a picture of Dudley being scraped. The caption was: "Some go quietly, they accept their time is up" Bert said grimly in the shed. "But others..." he trailed off. The shouts and screams of the big engine were still ringing around his radiator.

Amazing Work on the Dudley saga Carson! I always find Dudley to have similar traits of Lotso from “Toy Story 3” despite these two characters not from the same universe. Although Dudley finally gets his comeuppance, Bear has become a more happier diesel. The saga just goes to show, there are dodgy characters you just cannot trust if you see what is in their behaviour.

This was a fantastic master piece adaptation of dudley the vagrant engine, you did amazing work in making this four part series, and this was definitely worth the wait. This is definitely one of my favourite adaptations of dudley the vagrant engine.

Thank you, Carson and Co, for bringing us this beautiful quadrilogy! I knew the story well before the teaser dropped over five months ago. Most of us did. Regardless, I waited with anticipation every day for a new episode in the four-part series to come out. This is, without a shadow of a doubt, the best adaption of Dudley the Vagrant Engine I've ever seen! The story is presented in an even more intense matter, from the visuals to the musical queues, and from the stylized narations to the extra bits of detail scattered throughout each and every scene. When Dudley's model was first unveiled in the teaser trailer, I was astonished to see just how different he looked with his new face. His scowl represented that of Diesel 10's, and he had a much younger look about him. While a slightly more chiseled face worked for previous adaptions, this new face truly suits this take on the character. It's so fitting that new expressions are revealed as the episodes go on, demonstrating how Dudley ultimately went from a silently scheming steamer, to a full-blown psychopathic villain. The scene where he lunged forward is the cherry on top for me! Personally, one of favorite expressions has to be his closed-eyes laughing face, which can be used for getting away with yet another deed...or, for worse, _laughing quietly as psychopathic villains do!_ Jje09, ya did _great!_ Going further into visuals, the thumbails are brutally fantastic. The first episode shows Dudley beside Bear, as if he's sneaking up on him. The second one shows how Dudley is at the center of the physical fire sparked from Bear's train, as well as the metaphorical spark that started what seemed to be Bear's fall from grace. Cannonball showcases Dudley fighting the storm he's physically trying to avoid, while also paralleling the peak of the storm he created for himself and Bear. The final thumbnail takes a dark turn, showing Bear, Donald, and Sir Topham Hatt watching Dudley being gruesomely grabbed by the piercing fingers of the smelter's claw. It's a horrifying visual that only _you_ could pull off so well! This laat thumbnail, in my opinion, can be interpreted as Dudley's point of view of his final act on Sodor..."Two grimey engines and an obese fat hat betrayed me to rust...they're no different than the fools on the other railways!" I'll go into more depth about this later. As for the music...it's amazing! I _really_ like how _It's just a burning memory_ by The Caretaker was the introductory credits song. Dudley became the forgotten blip in time he tried to overcome, and literally ended up as a burning memory in the scrapyards. The theme that played as he first entered the Big Station is astounding; it sounds akin to a snake charmer's flute, and has a lot of dissonance behind that hypnotyzing melody, paralleling his scheming undertones that are overshadowed by his pleasing facàde. As we dive deeper into his character during his monologuing, a piano playing on a high-octave plays the same melody from before, but with a creepier, more sinister theme. Interestingly, when Dudley was found out, I noticed that one of the queues from _Demons_ was used. Quite fitting, since he _is_ the scrap engine in that episode. Speaking of which, there's a lot of foreshadowing in these episodes...not only to the final act, but also to _Demons._ "Things always work out for honest, hard-working engines!" The other engines hoped he was right, and he _was._ It worked out for him, an honest, hard-working engine, but _not_ for Dudley. Even the Fat Controller Stated that "Deceit has no place on my railway." Furthermore, when Dudley was awoken by Bear, he scowls harshly, "You've disturbed my sleep!" This is the _same_ exact thing the scrap engine in _Demons_ said to Diesel. Needless to say, Dudley _is_ the scrap engine. Considering the fact TheBuriedTruck has even confirmed this to be true-that is, according to Dudley's lore recorded by the TTTE Fandom. Also, the last scene with Spamcan being tormented by Dudley's fantom makes me question something...in the post-credits scene in _All Eyes on Dennis,_ was the self-shunting train at Vicarstown _really_ being pushed by the Marklin engine, or was it Dudley trying to get around? Most-likely, it was Marklin, but it's fun to speculate...also, I wonder what would happen in Sodor's realm of the supernatural if Marklin's path intertwined with Dudley's? Lastly, DCG12b put in his _all_ for being the voice talent of this whole series! Every character was _not_ merely narrated...he _became_ the characters! I'm just in awe with all the work that was put into this whole project. It will remain a highly-regarded project for years to come, and a testament to how much the TTTE Fandom has learnt to master the craft of making its own specials with an Australian Train simulator. God bless you all, and I wish you nothing but smooth runnings! ~ Joseph trainonthetrack 10/21/2023

What a thrilling conclusion this was to one of my favorite story arcs. The thought that Dudley's fate ended like that is grueling, but so realistic. The cinematic feel of your videos has reached an all-time high with the Dudley saga as well, bravo!

Wow. Incredible detail in adding a slight echo when they're inside the sheds.

I have to say that your version of lifting the curtain is by far the best. Loved the facial changes on Dudley, the left to right panning shots, and the action and emphasis on “remember me” a fear tactic as Dudley quickly chuffs towards the far controller… I LOVED IT! Poor toad though, he might be shitting nails and screws for days… as for the end, i have to wonder if this takes place before or after demons cause of that eerie feeling.

This...is your Magnum Opus. I don't see how anything can surpass the sheer craftsmanship of this piece of cinematography. The camera shots, the expressions, the music, everything. Dudley's downfall feels ever so satisfying here. Rest all you want, Dudley...it's only a matter of time before your sleep is disturbed.

I was expecting a jumpscare for D199 and Dudley, but Dudley just inching along rusted and haggard made it more chilling and creepy.

All 4 episodes went insanely hard, awesome adaptations.

This was so much fun to watch, especially the end! Dudley has officially become my favorite fanmade villain in the fandom. I hope he found what he sought out, though judging by the episode “Demons”, it seems the cutters torch got him before he could acquire what he wanted.

I think Dudley is here on Sodor before and have some history. Rather nasty history. And also the narrator have done a great job especially voicing Dudley.

Oh Jesus that thumbnail 💀

Really been enjoying the Dudley arc, everything from the narration, the visuals, model designs and faces. All of it is truly professional quality and up there with the railway and tv series content. You truly know how to bring intensity to Thomas and tell a story over a number of episodes.

I love how Dudley sounds more insane and phsyco like the more he gets mad. Also that ending scared the cinders and ashes out of me. And the music, this was worth the wait, well done!

What a great conclusion! I thought I recognized that face with the old scrap engine from “Demons”! Dudley is the old scrap engine! Everything is perfect and it all makes sense! Brilliant work!

I loved every part of this adaptation, and imo ending it in a semi cliffhanger can lead to even more crazy storylines, cant wait to see if those ever get expanded upon, but its all really well done :D

This makes makes me love dudley even more hes probably the best fanmade ttte character i have ever seen. You understand that he wants to find a home like the island of sodor but his true colors shows that he's a wicked engine that will do anything to get what he wants even if someone gets hurt. He's honestly way more evil than diesel 10, alfred, scruffy, sailor john, spencer, or even zorran and the zstacks. Carson if you are listening to this i just wanna say thank you for your work and the people that helped with the project. Keep up the good work.👍👌

I love when people put attention to detail when it comes to adaptations, especially when Dudley rolled up to the fat controller.

What I seen today was unbelievable. I’ve read the stories, so it’s no surprises that I know the script. What I didn’t expect was your directing and the vision you saw. This one proves it. The creativity freedom and the music you put in is just phenomenal and inspiring. I plan on making an adaption of Dudley’s stories and will certainly use your versions as inspiration since they are top tier in my opinion. DCG12B performance, as always, is flawless. How he pull off Dudley’s lines is just perfect and sums up the character. I also love the lighting you gave. Feels very cinematic. I still wonder how Dudley’s spirit became a solid in Demons as I want to piece that together. The payoffs were definitely worth it. Can’t wait to see what’s to come next. Well done, Carson. Bravo!

Seeing the narrow gauge engines makes me wish we could get more stories with them on your channel. Splendid work on the Dudley saga.

I'm just going to say this right now Dudley's face changing everytime the camera pans from left to right is so iconic.

7:13 this dude got some bearings

This whole series had me on the edge of my seat, and that ending? Pure chills...

You certainly went all out by concluding this saga with a bang! Truly phenomenal work there, you definitely deserve a raise for that!

The slimeball has finally been sent packing. What a satisfying ending to such a well made, well told, story. However, there’s still about one more week before Halloween. I’m curious if anything else is coming up… or if this really is the last we’ve seen of the Vagrant Engine.

What a phenomenal ending! I loved the thumbnail, the camera angles and I give this along with the other 3 stories a full on 10/10 for being so brilliant! Fantastic job!

I loved every single bit about your adaptation of the Dudley saga! The narration makes Dudley feel so much more like the sly, devious character he’s supposed to be, the visuals are fantastic, the score is absolutely incredible, and I love how the ending ties into Demons!

Wonderful stories all around with Dudley seeing his remains roll by D199 was terrific its given me a "What If" involving that scene ;)

4:33-4:44-6:02 -it was at this moment that he knew, he fucked up BIG TIME!!

I love the beautiful friendship of the sodor engines like Douglas didn't have to help him but he did

It’s such a poetic yet ironic fate that Dudley ends up meeting. Willing to cross all lines to remain on Sodor in order to save himself, only to end up scrapped and back on the very island he was exiled from. He got what he wanted in the end. Just not the way he wanted it.

No this is a great episode, the music, the Dialogue and a way to settle a Arc for season 2

I've watched quite a few takes on this Series and I think yours is the best. I especially liked when Dudley puffed right up to Sir Topham, it felt very threatening and when Sir Topham Hatt turned away from him made me feel for him. Also Toad is such a sweetie.

Best Dudley adaptation so far.

This is PHENOMENAL work. It got a lot more dark than the original stories did. Pretty shots, amazing score, great narration, this is peak content. Well done.

Hmm, maybe there should be a sequel of Dudley making his return, but as a vengeful ghost (in which he somehow met an unfortunate accident during his journey for a new home) taking his vengeance on all the diesels all the way towards the island of sodor to have his revenge on two engines in particular Donald and Bear, and Sir Topham Hatt most of all.

Bravo Carson! You’re the master of tension! I loved the return of the creepy piano theme near the end, and I just want to shout out that shot of Dudley rolling through the yard with only his eyeline visible above the trucks - a crocodile stalking his target! Superb work mate

7:11-7:15, for some reason, I always have this image of Sir Topham Hatt tilting his chin upwards defiantly when Dudley lunges at him in an attempt at intimidation.

The ending made my blood run cold. The tension was immeasurable! Fantastic story there.

This is utterly brilliant, I hadn’t really found a favourite adaptation for this story but this CLEARLY is the best one! The way each episode is pulled off is utterly exceptional! My favourite parts was Henry’s crash in the first episode, The tanker crash and explosion in the Sparky Fly for Bear, the landslide in Cannonball and...obviously. Dudley’s ghost in this one. The ominous feel and the fact of Dudley showing dominance over Spamcan. Little things like the eye movements and facial expressions make this different from other adaptations. I also like Dudley’s sinister voice in this adaptation and how he almost bashes toad through the buffers when he is confronted by TFC. Oh yes and also the follow up from ‘Demons’. The music and the iconic groaning. As soon as I heard that. I knew that he coming back! Absolutely brilliant work. I have no idea how your pc can withstand such graphics and the editing is top notch. Very well played and hats off to you, Carson!

Toad was so unfazed by Dudley's ways, even as he left. And quite interesting that The Fat Controller was almost real humorized by Toad's funny attitude.

I’m excited to make my analysis on Dudley. I’m also impressed with how you still managed to keep the British accent despite not using the original narration. Their voices sound so fitting.

If the soundtrack from "Demons" wasn't enough to prove Dudley's connection to the scrap engine, then the fact that "Demons" is at the end of this video does.

Awesome Episode Can't Wait for More Videos!!!

1. The facial expressions when he's angry 2. Scrapped Dudley appearing at the end with the similar sounds of scrapped wheels moving with the scrapped engine from Demons 3. When the Demons video is posted at the side at the end of this video 4. The soundtrack of What of Dudley is similar to the soundtrack of Disturbed The Sleep from Demons 4. The ending background music of Demons is the same as the soundtrack for 'Remembering Dudley' but with a different pitch Dudley IS the scrapped engine from Demons! I love how it all connects! Your adaptation is one of the best adaptations so far Carson! You did it again, I applaud for your work! I also love how you used the transitions for Dudley's expressions, his eyes were twitching which made me thought he's going insane because his one and only hope for survival is gone and even having the nerve to lunge forward to look closely down to the Fat Controller (I hope Toad is alright lol leave him alone Dudley)! Again, one of the best Dudley adaptations so far, well done Carson! The question is tho... how did he managed to get to Sodor when he's already scrapped? Unless... he might be part of the scrap train Derek brought to the Ironworks twins in 'A Dark Night for Bert'...

Small tiny detail but I liked how you put the first FNAF power outage sound effect.

I'm so happy that Henry sided with Bear given the events of Super Rescue, and he was able to see through Dudley's plan after the events of Diesel's arrival, also I'd love to know what he said to Gordon and James during the telling off!

Bloody cracking job, Carson. Brilliantly rounded off and dovetails nicely into Demons. And dcg12b's narration is on point as always, fantastic job!

This is how you tell a story! I will remember this.

Beautifully done. I got chills.

Sheesh Dudley really is scar from the lion king

Glad the whole thing is finally over. I really love how your effects showed the evil in Dudley in your work. And the ending sent chills down my spine. If he ever did come back, I sure hope the engines will be ready.

7:12 Imagine a Steam Loco just CHARGING at you like that. Sir Tophammhatt being a total chad and not even flinching.

Maybe an alliance with Spamcan. They have an axe to grind with Sodor!

Everything about this is note-for-note perfect, Carson - the mood, the atmosphere, the tension, the deep sigh you take during the resolution....and the way that epilogue was done. CHUFFING BRILLIANT. 🙌 Looking forward to the next one. 🙏

So Dudley arguably went nuts seeing Steams future cut down by beauracracys merciless crusade of modernization, throwing steam to the smeltery as if it was worthless all along. Hard to deny: most would break from dispair in his wheels.

The angles, the transitions, the expressions, the timing!!! Excellent work! Bravo👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Now the only question remaining is will we see Dudley again in this year’s Halloween story?

Am i the only one who finds Dudley more scarier in this adaptation than the previous ones?

I love how sir handle was listening to henry and Donalds conversation and i love the stern look expressions too

I wrote another comment here with a link to my work (apparently removed but considering what I already have resting on my hands, it's just as well), but this was an excellent finish Carson. I don't find it too much of a surprise the Dudley saga is so well received among the Thomas community. I have read Mike/Buried Truck's compiled work, and - whilst I would adjust some things to correspond with what I have been working on - there is nothing I would ever change about this one. It is credit to how good and inspired it is, and this adaptation really sells it - DCG12B's narration was perfect among everything else. Incidentally, I find it interesting that Dudley addresses Sir Topham Hatt with the knowledge he is more than just a controller, but his confrontation here literally nails it in the coffin for him. This contrasts him to the other engines, who respect him as their controller more than anything. Dudley twisted his weakness, and it hits home the message that taking more than you ask for can be damaging. Bear's characterisation is also sold here, showing the message those who don't conform to a norm might not be all they seem to be. Regards, Samuel Farris.

That was really chilling

This was truly worth the wait! Amazing work Carson!

7:55 That Sunset shot is amazing🔥👍👍👍 10:03 now THAT, is terrifying!! Nicely done

A brilliant 4 part series. This is definitely the best fan story creation I have ever seen. It felt like something from the actual TV series and definitely reminded me of the old railway series vibe from the past. Great job and I can’t wait for more episodes. Yeah.

A chilling adaptation of the vagrant engine's bitter farewell. I literally jumped when Dudley lurched forward to Topham and growled "You will remember me..." The camera angles, lighting, narration and music was spectacular here.

God I love this thumbnail foreshadowing Demons, beautiful, can't wait for this one!

I really REALLY hope this isn't the last we've seen of Dudley. Demons was so fantastic that I hope we get a whole cavelcade of stories featuring the Demonic Scrap Engine terrorizing the other engines on Sodor. Seriously Carson. This might be the best TTTE Ghost Story ever produced. Well done mate.

The thumbnail explained everything. This video is perfect. And Dudley himself is just horrifying. Damn this video