The Great Train Robbery is the fifth episode of El Nombre (TV series). It originally aired on 5th October, 2000, in a double bill with The Phantom Tanto.
Plot[]
Little Juan and his Mama are going to the museum in Santa Chihuahua. But when they get there, the Santa Flamingo Express is somewhat...missing! The passengers can't help, but Little Juan knows who to call...El Nombre!
When El Nombre arrives, he goes to find Leonardo De Sombrero and takes Little Juan with him. El Nombre finds Leonardo De Sombrero returning to the Pizza-2-Go restaurant. El Nombre jumps on the pizza box, but luckily there is no pizza in it, since it was delivered to Tanto. El Nombre borrows the bike when Leonardo gets off it.
He chases the train, which, unfortunately, has Don Fandango as the driver, not Senor Loco, since he was knocked out. Don Fandango manages to escape, but he doesn't get far when El Nombre whips out his bullwhip and ties him to the nearby lampost.
Coal comes out of Don Fandango's pocket and when Senor Loco regains conciousness, he uses the coal to fire up the Santa Flamingo Express, and takes the passengers to Santa Chihuahua.
Trivia[]
- Don Fandango's knock-out-custard pie would later be used again to knock out Little Juan in What Ever Happened To Little Juan?
- The Title sequence was alternated for the first time to feature Don Fandango driving the Santa Flamingo Express instead of Senor Loco.