- “Bye, Meteorite."
"I'll miss you."
"Thanks, for laughing at my joke!"
"...Uh oh. COME BACK!” - ―Hoot and Toot
Next Stop - Space, also known as Next Stop, Space! in Canada, is the fifteenth episode of second season.
Plot
Dr. Ling teaches the trainees and Zephie about meteors, showing them a movie and telling how a meteorite crashed near Chuggington millions of years ago. As a part of the lesson, Brewster brings in a meteorite replica from Chuggington's Museum.
As Zephie & Dr. Ling leave to look for shooting stars and the other trainees leave to get some rest, Hoot and Toot become worried about the meteorite replica destroying Chuggington. Not understanding it isn't dangerous at all or even a real meteorite, they decide to send it back to space.
As their first attempt, Hoot and Toot travel to the Quarry, being one of the highest places in Chuggington, and leave the meteorite alone, thinking it will get bored and return to space. However, they soon find the meteorite in front of them again, realising they forget to leave the meteorite car's brake on.
Later, they try to catapult the meteorite to space, obviously just making it to fall back down. Unfortunately, the meteorite falls on a track leading down from the Quarry, causing it to roll down the mountain in an increasing speed. Hoot and Toot desperately try to catch it, without much luck.
The meteorite rolls down to the Depot, crashing into Wilson, Brewster and Koko's roundhouse doors and waking them up. The trio joins Hoot and Toot in the chase. When the meteor heads towards Chug Town, Toot remembers what Dr. Ling said earlier about meteors being magnetic. Eventually, the trainees manage to finally stop the meteor by using the magnet car.
Characters
Rolling Stock
Locations
- Earth (screen only)
- Chuggington
- The Depot
- Chug Town
- Rocky Ridge Mountain
- The Countryside
- Chuggington
Cast
UK
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US
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Trivia
- Going by production order, this is the fifteenth episode of the second season.
- This episode and Hodge and the Chugnav are the only times that Earth as a whole has been seen.