Sherbet, Rubble and the Wilford Express

Summary
On the night before the day of Christmas eve, International Rescue and Paw Patrol International were on mission during a Christmas break leaving Sherbet and Rubble at Tracy Island. One night, They woke up by a noise and sees a mysterious train bound for the North Pole stop outside his window and is invited aboard by its conductor. They both climb aboard the train and joins several other children as they embark on a journey to visit Santa Claus preparing for Christmas. As they embarks on a magical adventure to the North Pole on the Polar Express, while learning about friendship, bravery, and the spirit of Christmas.

Episode
(The episode begin at Tracy Island, the Tracys and the Paw Patrol are getting ready for tomorrow's christmas eve.)

Ryder: Thanks for letting us stay with you for the holidays, Jeff and I say this is fantastic. We're sitting here in the snow and over there it's summer. Sun and palm trees and all.

Jeff: No problem, Ryder, well, it is pretty unusual.

(As they were talking, the Tracys and the pups were decorating the christmas tree when John called in.)

John: International Rescue and Paw Patrol International, we have a situation.

Jeff and Ryder: Go ahead, John.

John: Everyone, Coralville Hospital has given the go-ahead and it's seems like a great mystery.

Jeff: Okay, John, we'll send the whole team right away. Scott. Ryder.

Ryder: F.A.B. Jeff.

Scott: On it, Dad.

Sherbet: Virgil, Ryder, can Rubble and I-

Virgil: Sorry, buddy but someone has to help Dad, Brains, Mechanic, Grandma and MAX finished setting up the tree.

Rubble: Ryder?

Ryder: Don't worry, Rubble, I promise we'll be back before you both know it.

Rubble: Okay, Ryder.

Sherbet: Alright, Virgil, we'll stay and help out.

Virgil: That's my good pup.

Sherbet and Rubble: Good luck!

(After they left, they started to get to work on the tree.)

Grandma Tracy: Come on, Pups. Time to get to work.

Sherbet and Rubble: Yes, Ma'am!

Sherbet: Dashing through the snow. In a one-horse open sleigh.

Rubble: Over the fields we go. Laughing all the way.

Sherbet: Bells on bobtail ring' Making spirits bright

Rubble: What fun it is to laugh and sing. A sleighing song tonight!

Both: Jingle bells, jingle bells, Jingle all the way. Oh! what fun it is to ride In a one-horse open sleigh. Jingle bells, jingle bells, Jingle all the way; Oh! what fun it is to ride In a one-horse open sleigh.

(After they finished, it was the most beautiful christmas tree they ever worked on and was already night fall.)

Sherbet: Where are they? They should be back by now and Santa will be here soon.

Rubble: (feeling sleepy) I know. Maybe let's just take some shut eye while we wait for them before Santa comes.

Jeff: That's good, and while you do that, I'm going to help Brains and Mechanic with something special for this christmas and help grandma with my santa costume.

(As the four left, the two fall asleep. It was quiet at first but then there was a noise as it grew louder and louder. This make the two startled. Then an unexpected whistle blowing and chugging of a passenger train hits the brakes and idles right outside.)

Sherbet: What was that?!

Rubble: I don't know!

(As the rumbling stopped, they decided to go and check it out. When they got out, there was a large train with a large W on the front that says Wilford Industries run by Snowpiercer and another named Big Alice.)

[Note: I put some characters from the TNT’s blockbuster show, Snowpiercer for Major and cameo appearances.]

Sherbet: Whoa! It's a luxury train.

Rubble: But what's a train doing out here?

Sherbet: I don't know but let's go check it out.

(Then they heard a voice.)

Man: All aboard! All aboard!

(As the mist cleared, it reveals to be the conductor, Mr Joseph Wilford and Melanie Cavill.)

Mr Wilford: Well? You two coming?

Both: Where?

Mr Wilford: Why, to the North Pole, of course. This is the Polar Express.

Sherbet: The North Pole?

Melanie: Yes but you pups can come if you want?

(Dylan and Dolly shooked their heads.)

Melanie: Oh. Suit yourself.

(Snowpiercer blows its whistle and the two pups embarks on the train. Inside the carriage, the kids in their pyjamas singing. As they seated down, they both heard a familiar voice. Then, they both heard a familiar voice.)

Pig, Fox, Hippo, Coop, Sweetie, Little Boo, Frizzy, Neville and Gemma: Sherbet? Rubble?

Sherbet: Pig? Coop? Sweetie? Little Boo? Pounce? Frizzy?

Rubble: Fox? Hippo? Neville? Gemma?

Pig, Fox, Hippo, Sweetie, Little Boo, Pounce, Frizzy, Neville and Gemma: Wow!

Sherbet: you guys are on the same train here too.

Fox: Yeah!

Rubble: Are we really going to the North Pole?

Pig: Mm-hm. Isn't that wonderful?

Boy: Hey, look, everybody! Herpolsheimer's! Herpolsheimer's!

(The children cheered as the train pass by the department store.)

Boy: Wow, look at all those presents. I want all of them!

Girl: It's so Christmassy and cozy and beautiful!

(Then, Ruth Wardell came in.)

Ruth: Tickets. Tickets, please. Tickets. Ticket, please.

(Sherbet and Rubble takes out one each golden ticket. Along with Pig, Fox, Hippo, Rusty, Jack, Pounce, Frizzy, Neville and Gemma's.)

Ruth: Thank you! Uh-uh-uh, that is a public-address microphone. It is not a toy.

Boy: Boy, that guy sure likes to show off. Look what that wise guy punched on my ticket. "L-E." What the heck does that mean?

Ruth: Next stop, 11344 Camden.

Boy: We're heading for the other side of the tracks.

(Outside, the conductor visits as the train stops at the next pick up to collect a group kids named: Tag, Scooch, Nouky, Paco and Lola.)

Mr Wilford: Well? You coming?

Boy: Ah, it's just another pickup. That's weird. I thought you two were supposed to be the last one.

Mr Wilford: Why, to the North Pole, of course. This is the Polar Express!

(But he refused.)

Ruth: Suit yourself.

(As the train departed, they started chasing it.)

Rubble: Hey, those kids wants to get on the train. Come on! Hurry up! We have to stop the train.

(But Scooch trips and fall.)

Rubble: We have to stop the train.

Girl: I don't know how to stop the train.

Boy: Pull the emergency brake!

Rubble: Ready, Sherbet?

Sherbet: FAB.

(As the two pulls the brakes, it screeches to a halt, the train stopped and the kids are groaning. After it stopped, they managed to get on.)

Ruth: Who in the blazes applied that emergency brake?!

Boy: They did

Ruth: You. In case you didn't know, that cord is for emergency purposes only. And in case you weren't aware, tonight (waves at engineers) is Christmas Eve. (she closed the window) And in case you hadn't noticed, this train is on a very tight schedule. Now, young man, Christmas may not be important to some people but it is very important to the rest of us!

Sherbet: But, but-

Rubble: We wer-

Gemma: They was just trying to stop the train so those kids could get on.

Mr Wilford: Well... Let me remind you. We are on a very tight schedule. And I've never been late before and I am certainly not going to be late tonight. Now, everybody, take your seats, please! Thank you.

(Snowpiercer and Big Alice resumes its journey again.)

Ruth: *on the mic* Your attention, please. Are there any Polar Express passengers in need of refreshment?

Kids: Me! Me! Me!

Ruth: *on the mic* I thought so.

(The waiters enter the passenger car, tap dancing as the staff started serving hot cocoa and cakes.)

Waiters: Hot, hot

Mr Wilford: Oh, we got it

Waiters: Hot, hot

Mr Wilford: Hey, we got it

Waiters: Hot, hot

Mr Wilford: Say, we got it

Waiters: Hot chocolate

Waiters: Hot, hot

Ruth: Oh, we got it

Waiters: Hot, hot

Mr Wilford: So we got it

Waiters: Hot, hot

Ruth: Yo, we got it

Waiters: Hot chocolate

Mr Wilford: Here we've only got one rule

Waiters: Here we've only got one rule

Ruth: Never, ever let it cool

Waiters: Keep it cooking in the pot

Ruth: Then you got Hot chocolate!

Waiters: Hot, hot

Mr Wilford: Oh, we got it

Waiters: Hot, hot

Mr Wilford: Hey, we got it

Waiters: Hot, hot

Mr Wilford: Say, we got it

Waiters: Hot chocolate

Waiters: Hot, hot

Ruth: Oh, we got it

Waiters: Hot, hot

Mr Wilford: So we got it

Waiters: Hot, hot

Mr Wilford: Yo, we got it

Waiters: Hot chocolate

Ruth: Here we only got one rule

Waiters: Here we only got one rule

Ruth: Never, ever let it cool

Waiters: Never, ever let it cool.

Keep it cooking in the pot.

Mr Wilford and Ruth: Soon you got hot chocolate.

Mr Wilford and Ruth: Hot, hot.

Waiters: Hey, we got it.

Mr Wilford and Ruth: Hot, hot

Waiters: Oh, we got it

Mr Wilford and Ruth: Hot, hot

Waiters: Yeah, we got it

Mr Wilford and Ruth: Hot, hot

Waiters: Oh, we got it

Mr Wilford and Ruth: Hot, hot

Waiters: Yeah, we got it

Mr Wilford and Ruth: Hot, hot

Waiters: Oh, we got it

Mr Wilford and Ruth: Hot, hot

Waiters: Yeah, we got it

(The waiters wrapped up everything and turns back the chairs the way it was and the conductor shuts the sliding door. End of Hot Chocolate. All the kids chattering as they were relieved with hot chocolate.)

Boy: You know, Montezuma, the king of the Aztecs would drink 50 quarts of hot chocolate every day. It was thick as mud and red. He put chili pepper in instead of sugar. Get it? Hot chocolate?

Kid: How do you know? That's not true.

Hippo: Where you going with that?

Fox: It's for them along with the girl at backtrain.

Mr Wilford: What about these kids in the back? Did they get any refreshment?

Pig: Uh-uh.

Mr Wilford: Well, let's take some to them, by all means.

Rubble: Can I come? I want to see what the locomotive backtrain looks like.

Pig: I want to see it too.

Coop: Me too.

Sweetie: So do I.

Mr Wilford: Of course you may, follow me.

(W.I.P)