

This only applied for Season 5 only however. He is the fourth character to be in this situation, the first being Harrison, the second being Decka, the third being Asher, and the fifth and sixth being Harry and Hamish. Despite being voiced by the same actor in both dubs, James Goode gives Skipper Stu an American accent in the US dub as opposed to his British accent in the UK dub.Starting from the sixth season onwards, James Goode provides a British accent for Skipper Stu in the US dub as opposed to an American accent like in the fifth season. The frantic pop genius of Do the Strand comes straight after the melancholy Sea Breezes - though to be fair, the Sea Breezes is as schizophrenic a track as anything else in pop, suddenly stopping the slow, sad keyboards about three and a half minutes in and changing into a different (though equally lonesome) song altogether, complete with.Chugging Home ( cameo), Chuggington Roll Call ( does not speak), Docks Song and On the Right Track! ( cameo).Season 6 - Chugging Home for the Holidays ( cameo) and Celebrate Chuggington.Season 5 - Delivery Dash at the Docks and The Big Freeze.Season 6 - Slow Coach Koko, Wilson's Broadcast Blues ( does not speak), Sleepyhead Koko ( cameo), The Mighty Koko, The Fast, The Strong and The Wilson ( cameo), Chug Patrol, Out of Control ( cameo), The 3 Ways of the Track, Spy Train, Odd Train Out, Tai Tracks, Chuggington Noir, Imagine That, The Great Chugger Caper, Chugatronic Cargo ( does not speak) and The Record Breakers ( mistakenly mentioned).Season 5 - Koko Express, Skipper Stu and the Steam Crane, Chug Patrol Chief and Fletch Shines.
