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Trusty Rusty - S7-E25

Other mistake: When the narrator says that Duncan ran out of coal in the bridge, there is coal in his bunker.

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The Old Bridge - S7-E4

Other mistake: The episode's title in the original PBS Broadcast version is "The Old Iron Bridge" but the bridge was made of wood.

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Dirty Objects - S1-E23

Other mistake: James passes a green signal, but there are tar wagons ahead.

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Mucking About - S20-E14

Other mistake: Oliver's arm is too tall to fit under the bridge.

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Thomas and Bertie - S1-E14

Other mistake: In a close up of Bertie, he has no driver.

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Toby and the Stout Gentleman - S1-E21

Other mistake: Toby passes the Post Windmill twice, but that is on Thomas' branch line.

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Mike's Whistle - S20-E10

Other mistake: Duck stops at Arlesburgh West Station for 5 seconds, which is not enough time to let passengers board his train.

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James and the Coaches - S1-E8

Other mistake: The narrator says that the fence was mended, but there is no fence and there never was.

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The Early Bird - S13-E6

Other mistake: Mavis and Cranky should've realised that Thomas woke them up the first time he blew his whistle.

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Cautious Connor - S20-E15

Other mistake: In the very first shot of Spencer, his coaches aren't textured.

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Season 20 generally

Other mistake: The Rev. W. Awdry is not credited in the title card of the episodes "Mike's Whistle", "Tit for Tat", and "Useful Railway." Only Andrew Brenner's name appears.

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The Way She Does It - S20-E20

Other mistake: In the Family Jr. airing, Davey Moore is not credited for writing the episode; Andrew Brenner is. This mistake was fixed in the UK airing.

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Mucking About - S20-E14

Other mistake: Thomas has two side rods when he crashes into the pile of dirt. The duplicated side rod moves even though Thomas' brakes are applied.

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Henry Gets It Wrong - S12-E5

Other mistake: Henry was supposed to take Emily's trucks to the Coaling Plant, but he takes them to Knapford Yards instead. The narrator also refers to Knapford Yards as the Coaling Plant.

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