Episode Review: Haunted Henry

I all ready reviewed this episode, but it wasn't very good, so I'm doing it again. 

Season 5, Episode 11

Air Date: October 3rd, 1998

Writer(s): Britt Allcroft, David Mitton, Daivd Maidment

Summary

Henry was taking a goods train to the station by the lake, Edward said when ever the owl hoots a mist rolls in, and there's a ghost to. Henry thought there was no fog, but soon there was, latter they came to a amber lamp, it meant danger. Next there was a sing that said beware of the Viaduct, and a red single.

Then Henry and his driver saw a light move inside a building, they went back. By morning the fog had cleared, but they still didn't know who warned them. The viaduct was repaired, so that night Henry took his train down the old line. Then the light went red and the gate closed again.

The cars were scared and plunged on, then there was a land slide ahead, the cars plunged in to the ravine. Old Bailey the fog man came, he was cross because the driver didn't listen to the warning. The next day Old Baileys station was restored, and Sir Top Ham Hatt said he would be really useful.

My Own Thoughts

I really enjoyed the background music on this episode. I also thought it was funny when the trucks teased Henry about being spooked, and then they got scared.  The fog was a little thick at first, but it was Ok in the end. The narrator said Old Bailey was in a old house, but it was a station. Also, the trucks faces looked more troublesome in this episode.