Sleeping Beauty

Sleeping Beauty is the 4th story in Duke the Lost Engine, as well as the 2nd episode in the 4th series of Thomas and Friends.

Plot
This story continues after Granpuff

It has been 30 years since Duke was locked in the shed and left there. People started to remember his story, and wanted to go looking for him. They studied Maps, and they studied where the old railway was.

3 men went on an adventure to look for Duke. They somewhat had an idea about where he was, but it still took months of searching. The 3 small railway engines helped the men look. They hopped on the train every morning to look.

Finally, when The Fat Clergymen was climbing a hill, he fell straight through the ground into Duke's shed. Duke asked if he was a vandal, and the Fat Clergymen told him about Falcon and Stuart.

Duke was taken to the Skarloey Railway where he was able to see Stuart (Peter Sam) and Falcon (Sir Handel) again. Stuart and Falcon teased him, just like old times, and for the first time in a long time, Duke smiled as he dozed in the sun.

Goofs (found by TTTE Wikia)

 * In the last scene of Falcon and Stuart, Stuart is tilted slightly.
 * In the British and international versions, Skarloey has Rheneas/Stepney's Original Whistle.
 * In the American versions, when Stuart and Falcon meet Duke on the Skarloey Railway, Stuart has Smudger's whistle sound and Falcon has a different one.
 * When Skarloey starts his journey, he is facing forwards, but in every shot after that, he is facing backwards. However, this was likely done so that his face would not to be shown on screen until Four Little Engines.

Trivia

 * The map that is shown in the TV Episode is based on an Isle of Wight railway network, but flipped upside down.
 * The Title of this episode is based off of an old fairy tale about a princess who sleeps for 100 years because of a curse.