Who's Who On The Choo Choo?

Barney & Friends Episode
"Who's Who On The Choo Choo?"
Air date	October 2, 1995
Written by	Mark S. Bernthal
Directed by	Bruce Deck
About
Theme	Trains
Characters	Barney Baby Bop BJ Juan Julie Kenneth Tosha Stella the Storyteller
Episode Guide
Previous	"Camera Safari"
Next	"Are We There Yet?"

"Who's Who On The Choo Choo?" is the sixteenth episode of the third season of Barney & Friends.

Plot

Barney and his friends keep hearing trains passing through the playground, but they can't seem to get outside in time to see them. When Barney and his friends finally see the train, Stella the Storyteller stops by to tell one of her wonderful stories about trains.

Stories: "The Little Engine that Could"

Songs

1. "Barney Theme Song"
2. "What I Want to Be"
3. "The Marching Song"
4. "Little Red Caboose"
5. "Have a Snack!"
6. "The Baby Bop Hop"
7. "Down by the Station"
8. "I've Been Working on the Railroad"
9. "I Love You"

Releases

Broadcast

International edits

Little Red Caboose and I've Been Working on the Railroad are shortened, and Have a Snack! is cut.

Home media

On January 23, 1996, this episode was released on home video as Barney's All Aboard For Sharing.

Gallery

Stills

(Left to Right) Tosha, Julie, and Barney playing instruments in their make-believe marching band.

Trivia

This episode marked:

• The first time Barney, BJ, and Baby Bop all meet at the same time. In addition, this is the only time they appear immediately after Barney comes to life.
• The only time Kenneth appeared with Baby Bop and Stella the Storyteller, and the first time he appeared with Juan.
• Another rare time BJ calls Baby Bop by name. BJ says, "We made a circus train and I want to be the engineer! But Baby Bop wants to be the engineer, too!".
• The final time Julie appeared with Juan, Kenneth, and Baby Bop.
• This episode, along with Gone Fishing! and Hats Off To BJ! are the only episodes where Juan appears without Carlos.

• The two trains that were sitting on the playset, as well as being used for "The Little Engine that Could" were manufactured by LGB, while the blue engine was manufactured by Lionel but with parts from a Jim Beam wine decanter train while repainted blue, and the red engine was made by the Antique Pressed Steel Hill Climber.
  • The blue engine would later reused as a decoration in the school classroom of Season 4 - Season 6, as well as a decoration at Barney's House. Also from Season 7 to onwards it was mostly seen in the library, as well as some of the shelves of the caboose.
  • The blue engine is among the list of trains that were owned by Carey Stinson after Barney & Friends ended.