Louise and Thomas (Lilo and Stitch) Part 11 - Thomas' First Home
Plot:
They soon made it home, Ally tells Louise, Gene and Tina that they have to take Thomas back, because he is reckless, Louise used the word Ohana on Ally, Ohana means family, family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten. Which was something their late father Bob told them years ago.
Cast
Louise Belcher as Lilo (both have dark hair, small, kind and names start with L)
Thomas the Tank Engine as Stitch (both blue, kind, cheeky, small and well-mannered and grumpy and arrogant at times)
Ally Dawson as Nanni (both teenagers, have brown hair, kind, honest and full of themselves at times)
Austin Moon as David Kawena (both boyfriends to Ally and Nani)
Henry the Green Engine as Jumba (both big, clumsy, kind, well-mannered, polite and helpful and both were arrogant at first)
James the Red Engine as Pleaky (both vain and good friends to Henry and Jumba)
Homer Simpson as Mr. Cobra Bubbles (both have no hair, tall and kind and grumpy and selfish at times)
Daisy the Diesel Railcar as Grand Councilwoman
Diesel 10 as Captain Guntu (both rivals to Thomas and Stitch)
Truffles as Mrs. Hassgawa (both old and wise)
Penny Peterson as Mertle Edmunds (both rude, selfish and mean)
Luke Duke as Moses (both tall, have dark hair, smart, serious and reasonable and help those in need)
Dawn as Elena
Meg Griffin as Teresa
Kim Crawford as Yuki
Soos Ramirez as Man with The Ice-Cream (both fat)
Gene and Tina Belcher as Themselves (Lilo and Nani’s brother and sister)
Gordon the Big Engine, Edward the Blue Engine, Percy the Small Engine and Toby the Tram Engine as Themselves (Lilo, Stitch, Mani, David, Jumba and Pleaky’s Friends)
Didi Pickles as The Dog Shelter Owner
Consuela De La Mórrela as The Coffee Shop Owner
Mr. Moseby as The Hotel Manager
Bethany Walker as The Lifeguard
Principal Prickly as The Lalu Manager
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