Episode Review & Recap: Percy & The Monster Of Brendam

Percy & The Monster Of Brendam was one of the best episodes in season 16 as far as I am concerned.
I really like the fog effects in the episode. The fog was actually the best thing about the episode.
I think another good part in the episode was that we got to see Butch and Bertie and they both got supporting rolls in the episode. It was nice to see Rockey in the episode and I think he looks good in his CGI adaption. At the front of the episode we saw something that we don't normally see in the front of the episodes. What we saw was the Wind Mill it was very nice to be able to see this in the front of an episode.

I think it is very funny how three of the monsters are cranes. It is also funny when Percy thinks that Diesel is the monster of Brendam. I know how people are not happy because Thomas was in so many episodes of season 15 and 14 but it would be nice if he was in this episode with Percy. After all they are best friends.
I remember watching Thomas,Percy and The Dragon back in the old series. Funny that Percy is the one that is scared and that is why I think Thomas is not in this episode. Thomas does not get scared expect for Percy's ghost tricks on Halloween. I just thought it would be nice to see Thomas in a episode with fog in it. Thomas has never been in a new CGI episode with fog before after all. Now lets talk about the appearance of Butch the tow truck in this new episode. The part where Butch knocked over the pipes on Toby's flat bed was slimmer to the first episode with Butch in CGI. What I see a lot in the new episodes is the same ideas being used over and over again in different ways.
Over all I think that this was a very good episode and there was some good things about it and some bad things about it but over all I give this new CGI episode about a 4/10.

Recap

Plot: On the Island of Sodor, the fog is beginning to swirl into Brendam Docks. Percy is there, waiting for cargo and listening to one of Salty's tales!

Cameos: James,Stanly,Emily.

Air Date: Feb 23/2012

Writer(s): Sharon Miller