In the anterior part of this story, we saw a few ponies working on a railway called Amtrak. It's a big railroad that carries a lot of ponies to hundreds of cities all around Equestria. Now, there's another railroad you get to read about called The Union Pacific. Though it doesn't serve all three of the regions in Equestria, the Union Pacific is the largest railway in all of Equestria. Freight trains go to many of the hundreds of cities in the midwest, or western region.
Applejack: That was the railway with the big boys we were talking about earlier.
Interviewer: Yeah.
Applejack: Then I ain't surprised if they're the largest railroad in all of Equestria.
Pinkie Pie: *Sleeping*
Interviewer: She fell asleep right after her party ended.
Camera Pony: *Losing focus on Pinkie Pie*
Interviewer: Get mais focus on that video!
Camera Pony: *Gains mais focus*
Pinkie Pie: *Wakes up, and yawns* Guten morgen.
Interviewer: What?
Pinkie Pie: Zhat vas good morning in German.
Interviewer: Oh.
Pinkie Pie: So, vhat are you interviewing me about now?
Interviewer: The Union Pacific.
Pinkie Pie: Zhe pacific of vhat?
Interviewer: It's a railroad!
Pinkie Pie: Oh. It's quiet interesting to me.
Interviewer: How so?
Pinkie Pie: It just is. *Falls asleep again*
Interviewer: *Face turns red, and he is about to go on a rage*
Moving on. The Union Pacific has over eight thousand locomotives on it's roster, over twenty one thousand employees, and is well known por many ponies that like trains. A TV show was even created, taking place on the Union Pacific Railroad in Cheyenne Wyoming. It's called Ponies On The Rails, and so far, there are sixty three episodes.
arco iris, arco-íris Dash: Great show, I think the actors do an outstanding job.
Rarity: I don't watch much TV, but Ponies On The Rails is one of the things I watch on there.
Interviewer: What's the other thing?
Rarity: Umm...
Rule 34. She mas*******s to it twenty times in one day.
Rarity: Hey! If everypony finds out that it's true I'm done for.
Applejack: *Arrives with arco iris, arco-íris Dash* We already know about it.
arco iris, arco-íris Dash: Yeah. You told us just a few weeks ago.
Rarity: *Embarrased*
Interviewer: Let's go find another pónei, pônei to interview.
Colgate: Ponies On The Rails is a good show, but they should have an episode focused on dental hygene.
Maud Pie: I saw a few rocks in some episodes. So, I like it.
We would get an interview from some of the actors in the show, but they were too busy continuing episodes for season 7.
In the seguinte part of this episode of The History Of Equestria, we will take a look at one of Equestria's longest freight trains known as the salada Bowl Express.
Until then, this is to be continued.
Applejack: That was the railway with the big boys we were talking about earlier.
Interviewer: Yeah.
Applejack: Then I ain't surprised if they're the largest railroad in all of Equestria.
Pinkie Pie: *Sleeping*
Interviewer: She fell asleep right after her party ended.
Camera Pony: *Losing focus on Pinkie Pie*
Interviewer: Get mais focus on that video!
Camera Pony: *Gains mais focus*
Pinkie Pie: *Wakes up, and yawns* Guten morgen.
Interviewer: What?
Pinkie Pie: Zhat vas good morning in German.
Interviewer: Oh.
Pinkie Pie: So, vhat are you interviewing me about now?
Interviewer: The Union Pacific.
Pinkie Pie: Zhe pacific of vhat?
Interviewer: It's a railroad!
Pinkie Pie: Oh. It's quiet interesting to me.
Interviewer: How so?
Pinkie Pie: It just is. *Falls asleep again*
Interviewer: *Face turns red, and he is about to go on a rage*
Moving on. The Union Pacific has over eight thousand locomotives on it's roster, over twenty one thousand employees, and is well known por many ponies that like trains. A TV show was even created, taking place on the Union Pacific Railroad in Cheyenne Wyoming. It's called Ponies On The Rails, and so far, there are sixty three episodes.
arco iris, arco-íris Dash: Great show, I think the actors do an outstanding job.
Rarity: I don't watch much TV, but Ponies On The Rails is one of the things I watch on there.
Interviewer: What's the other thing?
Rarity: Umm...
Rule 34. She mas*******s to it twenty times in one day.
Rarity: Hey! If everypony finds out that it's true I'm done for.
Applejack: *Arrives with arco iris, arco-íris Dash* We already know about it.
arco iris, arco-íris Dash: Yeah. You told us just a few weeks ago.
Rarity: *Embarrased*
Interviewer: Let's go find another pónei, pônei to interview.
Colgate: Ponies On The Rails is a good show, but they should have an episode focused on dental hygene.
Maud Pie: I saw a few rocks in some episodes. So, I like it.
We would get an interview from some of the actors in the show, but they were too busy continuing episodes for season 7.
In the seguinte part of this episode of The History Of Equestria, we will take a look at one of Equestria's longest freight trains known as the salada Bowl Express.
Until then, this is to be continued.
Luna's got her eyes on a certain stallion...
Blazin' is happy with his day, until he notices that a drawing of a pony he mysteriously finds on the ground doesn't go into making an actual character.
one of the most infamous and hated episodes of the show.... and for good reason, too.
where to even start with this thing? it gets EVERYTHING wrong! literally everything! from the lame premise, to the horrible execution, the brutal butchering of the characters, the pathetic "comedy", the Student 6 being pushed to the sidelines, the mean-spirited tone.... i literally can't think of anything they got right in this episode.
people say this one would've been better if it happened during the earlier seasons (like from S1-S3), but for me personally: i think it would've been better if Non-Compete Clause NEVER happened at all. like seriously, you could eliminar the episode from the no geral, global canon, and nothing would change. no value would be lost.
this episode is nothing mais than a waste of time and space.
where to even start with this thing? it gets EVERYTHING wrong! literally everything! from the lame premise, to the horrible execution, the brutal butchering of the characters, the pathetic "comedy", the Student 6 being pushed to the sidelines, the mean-spirited tone.... i literally can't think of anything they got right in this episode.
people say this one would've been better if it happened during the earlier seasons (like from S1-S3), but for me personally: i think it would've been better if Non-Compete Clause NEVER happened at all. like seriously, you could eliminar the episode from the no geral, global canon, and nothing would change. no value would be lost.
this episode is nothing mais than a waste of time and space.
