Yes, you heard me correctly! This is the worst Slappy Squirrel episode ever! Slappy recieves an telegram reporting that Walter Wolf is dead. Everyone, including her own nephew, turns against her and accuses her of being a murderer. She soon finds out that it's a fake and outsmarts him by smothering him with pain till he cracks and reveals his feigned death. Big deal!

This episode was just a bunch of people turning against Slappy just for some fake death that Walter Wolf had planned. Overall, this episode is awful, so do yourself a favor and avoid it at all costs!

And one of those things is showing how you can help your friends for a Christmas party, even if you're a lonely lady like Mrs. Kindley. It's Christmas on the Island of Sodor and the engines remember Mrs. Kindley and how, though lonely, she helped the engines avoid a big accident. So, they plan to throw her a Christmas party! However, Mrs. Kindley is snowed up and Thomas, Toby, Percy, and even Terence the Tractor work together to get her out and bring her back to the shed for the Christmas party! A very special Christmas episode that shows us that everyone has something special to offer, and that's why everyone is special!

Lean Hisskill and Codger Eggbert are two mean critics who give a toes up to the majority of Looney Tunes shorts, but they give Slappy Squirrel's shorts a toes down! Slappy and Skippy are both furious and decide to get even with Hisskill and Eggbert, so they follow them to a movie theatre where the two critics are giving Steven Spielburg's latest film a great rating. Along the way, Slappy and Skippy turn the tables on them and pull humiliating pranks on them which not only hurt them but also annoy them. Eventually, the two critics change their mind about Slappy and give her something even better than a toes up or a toes down: "We salute you, Slappy Squirrel!" A pretty average episode with lots of funny moments and shows that Hisskill and Eggbert do give Siskel and Ebert a bad name!

Jason Michas is a superb voice actor and deserves some recognition! He and Kathleen Barr are quite a team doing the voices of Zak & Wheezie on "Dragon Tales"! Just hearing Jason's voice as Zak really makes me smile! He puts personality into his character and never misses the right time into knowing when it's time to get into character. Right now, I wish Jason Michas had a fansite, along with Kathleen Barr. They're both terrific! Especially you, Jason! We wish you could become more of a star in the animation voice industry! We love you, Jason Michas! Go, Jason Michas, go!

The Title Makers serves as an excellent promo episode for two great Disney movies: Babes in Toyland and The Parent Trap! Annette Funicello and Tommy Sands are recording the title song for The Parent Trap and are interrupted by a mysterious, yet familiar, voice. The two teen idols explain the value of togetherness with their song "Just A Whisper Away" from Babes in Toyland and with the basic storyline of The Parent Trap. Later, they discover that the mysterious voice is none other than their good friend, Walt Disney himself! Very entertaining episode to watch!