The tugboat, for its size, is the most powerful craft afloat. And the Star tugs are the power behind the docks and waterways that make up the Bigg City Port. This... is Tugs.
If I hadn't read the description, I'd say this was just edited in Audacity or something. That's how dead-on you are! I never actually watched Tugs, but I know that this is a masterpiece. Keep up the AMAZINGLY AWESOME work you do so very well. Cheers all the way from Ecuador!
had a few of the videos when i was a kid of this gem i also have a memory that will never go away as my dad would bring it up that the episode with Boomer (the Jinx) I feeling sorry for him being in the dry docks getting repaired I actually poured water into my telly to try and make him float again bare in mind I was like 4 and had no concept of how tv's or electricals worked at the time
“The tugboat, for its size, is the most powerful craft afloat. And the Star Tugs are the power behind the docks and waterways that make up the Bigg City Port. *This….is TUGS* “ This theme will never get old for me =3
A fictional harbor that resembles a mix of New York and San Francisco during the late 1920s along the East coast of America. Despite their British accents, all the tugs are of American design. Only O.J. the Paddle Steamer is of British design.
I swear, if the boat horn wasn't a part of this and I didn't know this was a show about Anthropomorphic Tug Boats, I'd guess this was the theme for a very 70's or 80's sitcom.
@@alicyjinx8923 i mean yeah, because it aired before Tugs, also, Tugs like TNG, has better production and writing (though TOS and TNG are somewhat more equal with each other than is Thomas and Tugs)
It’s one of those themes that even if you didn’t grow up watching this when it first came out in the late 80s, the tune sure makes you feel you did...
The tugboat, for its size, is the most powerful craft afloat. And the Star tugs are the power behind the docks and waterways that make up the Bigg City Port. This... is Tugs.
what a show this was... so sad it didnt contine should of won some kind of award for its amazing content and style.
very well done. i wish Tugs keeped go on back in 1989-1990's. childhood
The jazz is STRONG,man!
The jazz is strong with this one
10 points to how ever gets the reference
If I hadn't read the description, I'd say this was just edited in Audacity or something. That's how dead-on you are! I never actually watched Tugs, but I know that this is a masterpiece.
Keep up the AMAZINGLY AWESOME work you do so very well.
Cheers all the way from Ecuador!
had a few of the videos when i was a kid of this gem i also have a memory that will never go away as my dad would bring it up that the episode with Boomer (the Jinx) I feeling sorry for him being in the dry docks getting repaired I actually poured water into my telly to try and make him float again bare in mind I was like 4 and had no concept of how tv's or electricals worked at the time
I love this theme! one of my favs!
thomas I subscribe to you
wrong show pal, watch it
i love this song
“The tugboat, for its size, is the most powerful craft afloat. And the Star Tugs are the power behind the docks and waterways that make up the Bigg City Port.
*This….is TUGS* “
This theme will never get old for me =3
This song could be my ringtone if I could download it on my phone. The full theme of tugs would be nice to have on my phone every time it would ring
Exactly the same!!
DAMN IT! This never gets old! X)
I think T&F should make a few reference to TUGS, I bet it get the fans going crazy. Where did TUGS take place anyway?
A fictional harbor that resembles a mix of New York and San Francisco during the late 1920s along the East coast of America. Despite their British accents, all the tugs are of American design. Only O.J. the Paddle Steamer is of British design.
All of those models are now based at Midland Railway Centre in Butterly!
Except Top Hat and Grampus!
@@JosephRailwayStudios2000 I wonder if the Top Hat model still exists? As the Butterly Railway Center has been looking for years..
@@BlackAce-zr2ms you'll never know it might have done probably in the hands of a crew member
This song is perfect for a jazz restaurant
How about the Bridge Cafe?
I swear, if the boat horn wasn't a part of this and I didn't know this was a show about Anthropomorphic Tug Boats, I'd guess this was the theme for a very 70's or 80's sitcom.
It’s a shame that this show only had 1 season. This show was such a great show
Memories...
I will miss the tv show
This song should played in a bookstore or a hotel lobby
Victor Tanzig’s “Stories of Sodor” brought me here.
Damn. This is mega nostalgic.
i wish they brung back TUGS
This is TUGS
Tugs
Sounds a little bit like David Foster's style in the 1980s and early 90s.
That's might be in thomas season 22 intro!
I remember that lost episode where Grampus went insane and torpedoed all the tugs. They all went to the bottom :(
David Seager I don't think there was such a lost episode.
There was, I remember
Hoogle You sure it wasn't some Creepy Pasta story?
Where did you hear about this? I’d love to check it out.
Wait what?
great vid i just luv it so many memorys
I agree if this song was on Thomas and friends.
Some parts in this intro can make the tugboats feel like very powerful and strong machines
Ten cents is better than 50 cent
True on that one
I hope in the future they make a 3D Computer animated series
I wish this theme was used in thomas and friends instead.
Ehh, I think the original T&F theme fits the show
So then you're saying that an American cartoon should have music that sounds like a really bad Soft Core Porn music?
same
i wnat the theme always
i mean want
The Star Trek TNG of childrens TV shows :')
Explain
Does that make Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends TOS?
@@alicyjinx8923 i mean yeah, because it aired before Tugs, also, Tugs like TNG, has better production and writing (though TOS and TNG are somewhat more equal with each other than is Thomas and Tugs)
Tugs mi serie favorita
Victor tanzing vibes
They should put the tugs in thomas the tank engine and friends
Some of the models from tugs were actually used in the original Thomas the Tank Engine series.
@@tylerdixon3290 Especially the Lakesider III, White Fire Station Building, The Schooners/Yachts and whatever
if you didn't say the intro with the music, I don't know if you are human or not.
hmmm it seems to have been repeating in one part of the song
Victor Tanzig
GMC And Tofas And Mazda And Skoda
😎😎👍
I gonna make fnf mod vs herkulies