When Savannah is willing to smell the flowers and Herky wants to travel at a fast speed, the two have a "Switch-Around Day" where they each try out each others jobs. Kids love planes too. Catch The Buzz When Big Jake gets a "buzzing" in his head causing him to not fly well, Jay Jay begins to get upset, thinking he is not his friend anymore. In the cast pictures page sometimes it appears to be over the right side, but they're always on the left in the show: the website designers appear jay jay jet planes 01 have jay jay jet planes 01 the pictures left to right in some places. I particularly remember something like, "A number of you have written in to say the wings on [insert name of hardware here] are too short to be useful!

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The Island of Sodor. The Railway Series books by the Rev. Awdry creator Christopher Awdry. Reginald Dalby John T. Railway engines Non-rail vehicles People and animals Film characters. Big Adventures! Voice actors. On the old biplane, and the pink twin jet it's clearly a venturi. Once the weirdness of the airplanes wears off, you can get to the drinking game.

It only needs two rules: drink every time they violate a new air law, or violate the laws of physics during a "science moment. For example, one of the jet planes, Tracy, decides to go and practice fast flying, to see if she can make a sonic boom. She explicitly selects for this purpose to overfly a national park.

The fast flying goes well, until she encounters a tailwind which pushes her supersonic, at which point she tumbles from the sky and ends up stuck on her back like a turtle. No one knows where she's gone, but when they realize no one has seen her in a while, and she doesn't answer the radio, they split up and go to look for her.

The supersonic jet is the one who spots her, so elects to make a low pass over the park, such that her sonic boom flips Tracy right side up. Tracy flies home and the mechanic polishes her up good as new. Too funny, and miseducational! No, I haven't seen many of these Nearly as painful to watch after a few minutes as their "train" one, featuring I think, "Thomas the tank engine". Drunk, I think my kidneys failed just reading the last paragraph ;- I've seen it on air a couple of times, but not lately.

Why do TV producers think it is OK to patronise children? The Thomas the Tank engine vids are nearly as bad.

And as for Jay Jay's voice. As a kid living in Japan, I always admired the little "science moments" they'd inject Jay Jay Jet Planes Chords in kids' shows. A very serious narrator would briefly explain cutaways of the futuristic equipment shown in the previous scene, and often explain what was "real science" and what was embellished for the show.

I particularly remember something like, "A number of you have written in to say the wings on [insert name of hardware here] are too short to be useful! You are right!

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