Shining Time Station/How the Station Got Its Name

How the Station Got Its Name
Season 3, Episode 25
Airdate	June 11, 1993
Written by	Jill Golick
Directed by	John Ferraro Thomas director David Mitton
← 3x24 Stacy Says No	— N/A
Shining Time Station — Season Three

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How the Station Got Its Name is the twenty-fifth episode of the third season of Shining Time Station, and the sixty-fifth episode overall.

Starring:

Guest Starring: Colin O'Meara (Young Painter), Larry Reynolds (Old Painter)

Co-Starring:

Plot Overview

Kara, Becky, and Mr. Conductor go back in time to get a missing part for a lantern. They meet the grandparents of Stacy, Schemer, Billy, and Mr. King and end up learning how the station got its name.

Thomas Stories

• "Toby the Tram Engine" and "Thomas Breaks the Rules"

Jukebox Band Segment Song

• Cowboy Medley

Credits

• Executive Producers: Britt Allcroft, Rick Siggelkow
• Producer: Nancy Chapelle
• Associate Producer: Julia Weinstein
• Jukebox Band Puppets and Marionettes by "The Flexitoons" Craig Marin, Olga Felgemacher Marin
• Puppets Staged by Craig Marin
• Additional Material Supplied by Craig Marin
• Additional Puppet Staging by Steven Feldman
• Jukebox Band Music by Steve Horelick
• Theme Composer: Joe Raposo
• Score Composer: Stacey Hersch
• Associate Directors: Larysa Fenyn, Joanne Malo
• Floor Director: Stephen Wright
• Technical Director: Gord Bell
• Continuity: Frances Handelman
• Production Coordinator: Lynne Buchman
• Post Production Supervisor: Toni Stevens
• Casting: Tina Gerussi Casting
• Art Director: Lisette St. Germain
• Production Designer: Harley Morden
• Costume Designer: Heather Blurton
• Lighting Designer: Barney Stewart
• Make-Up Artists: Barb Barkey, Lilly Marchenski
• Hair Stylists: Carol Bentley, Vincent Sullivan
• Children's Coordinator: Laurie Farrance
• 2nd Assistant Director: Tony Poffandi
• Production Secretary: Michelle Melanson
• Production Assistants: Tracey Anderson, Jim Chapman, James Christie, Elaine Falzon, Jason Palter, Miles Raine
• Props Assistants: Graham Smith, Kate Smith, William Roboly
• Wardrobe Assistant: Sue Ward
• Audio: Rick Penn, Gary Ventem
• Audio Assistant: Pete Kettlewell
• Engineering: Ron Deland
• Gaffer: Bentley Miller
• Lighting Assistant: Phil Sutherland
• Cameramen: Steve Cruickshank, Simon Dalrymple, Frank Harber, Ted Hart, Alfie Kemp
• Boom Operators: Mike Josselyn, Cory Siddall
• Video: Cliff Davis, Peter Tome
• VTR Operator: Glen Castello
• Editor: Dennis Kutchera
• Audio Engineers: Bruce Fleming, Bill Mather, Vlado Pavicic
• Assistant Editor: Paul Hessell
• Television Assistants: Chris Stoyan Eric Schurman, Chris Stoyan
• Series Advisor: Dr. Ron Slaby
• Additional Material by Brian O'Connor

Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends

• Based on the Railway Series by The Rev W. Awrdy
• Television Stories by Britt Allcroft, David Mitton
• Producers: Britt Allcroft, David Mitton
• Executive Producer: Angus Wright
• Production Supervisor: Steve Asquith
• Art Director: Robert Gauld Galleries
• Lighting Director: Terence Permane
• Music Composed and Arranged by Junior Campbell, Mike O'Donnell
• Editors: Rebecca De Burgh Mound, Michael Dixon, John Wright

• Facilities provided by Studioasis, Northern Edge Productions, YTV Productions, Inc., Soundsinterchange
• Executive Consultant: Jerry Hamza

Quotes

• (last lines of the series)

(Billy comes the repaired lantern)

Billy: Well, here you go, Stacy. Good as new.

Kara and Becky: Light it! Light it!

Stacy: Oh, I been waiting for this ever since I can remember. Oh, just think, the last person to light this lantern was my granny all those years ago.

(she lights the lantern)

Billy: Whoa. Look at that, will you?

Stacy: Wonderful things are gonna happen in this station and I know it.