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Thomas & Friends: Heave Ho! 

More adventures with Thomas the Tank Engine and his railway friends. In this instalment, a large new engine called Hank arrives on Sodor to help Thomas with three jobs. But his brash personality annoys Thomas and he refuses to accept Hank's help - with disastrous consequences. Episodes include: 'Thomas and the Billboard', 'Steady Eddie', 'Rosie's Funfair Special', 'Mountain Marvel', 'Henry Gets it Wrong', 'Heave Ho Thomas!', and 'Toby's Special Surprise'.
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More adventures with Thomas the Tank Engine and his railway friends. In this instalment, a large new engine called Hank arrives on Sodor to help Thomas with three jobs. But his brash personality annoys Thomas and he refuses to accept Hank's help - with disastrous consequences. Episodes include: 'Thomas and the Billboard', 'Steady Eddie', 'Rosie's Funfair Special', 'Mountain Marvel', 'Henry Gets it Wrong', 'Heave Ho Thomas!', and 'Toby's Special Surprise'.

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Directed By:Steve Asquith
Written By:Mark Robertson, Sharon Miller, Andrew Viner, Abi Grant
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Runtime:72 minutes
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