WTL Network

WTL Network, short for "Where's the Line?", was likely the most notable maker of Thomas the Tank Engine YouTube Poop in the medium's existence. His (actually their, as the network was made up of three people who collaborated on poops) poops included a wide network of running gags, and established a humor standard that subsequent poopers have aspired to match.

The main account was closed due to copyright infringement claims by HiT Entertainment, the current owners of Thomas, but most of the old poops can be found here. There is also a new account called The Poop Troupe, although they have yet to do a great deal in regards to actual YouTube Poop.

WTL Network provides examples of the following tropes:

General:

All There in the Manual: There's a lot of extra info on the Wiki that's not readily apparent from the poops themselves.
Art Evolution: The later poops rely a lot less on the swear pack and a lot more on cool visual effects.
Creator Cameo: Occasionally, members of WTL Network will have voice cameos in the poops.
Follow the Leader: As soon as the swear-pack became available to download, originality in the field of Thomas YouTube Poop went down significantly.
Manipulative Editing: Both of the auditory and, more recently, the visual variety.
Old Shame:
- The swear pack. Somewhat rectified by the ceasing of distribution of said swear pack.
- The Disgusting Era of WTL Networks history.
Screwed by the Network: In March 2011, the WTL Network channel was deleted due to multiple copyright infringement strikes, however they returned within weeks with more material.
The Wiki Rule: WTL Network has its own wiki, WikiTL.
Unnecessary Censorship: Sometimes even inconsistent with "fuck" being left unbleeped sometimes, while "shit" is bleeped out on occasion. Justified by Rule of Funny.
YouTube Poop: The entire point of WTL Network.

Thomas The Tank Engine series:

A Date with Rosie Palms: The engines do love their wanking.
- The policeman from Thomas in Trouble is re-imagined as PC Masterton Bates, the Wanking Policeman.
Anyone Can Die
Ascended Extra: The Butler, a bit character who only appeared once or twice, is now the Fat Controller's lover.
- Mrs. Stationmaster's breakfast is now the single most important character in the series.
Berserk Button: Don't call Daisy "feeble", unless you want to be vaporized by her laser eyes.
- This eventually extended to being vaporized by Daisy if you called ANYONE "feeble".
Black Comedy Rape: Many instances.
Bow Chicka Wow Wow: The Butler came in:

The Butler: Excuse me my dear I want you.
The Fat Controller: (To station master) I'm sorry station master I must go at once.

Breaking the Fourth Wall: Happens occasionally, most notably in Alicia Takes It Up The Botti where Sam demands that the old Thomas intro be put in the video instead of the new one.
Butt Monkey: Percy
Christmas Episode: Christmas With WTL Network and Another Christmas With WTL Network.
Continuity Nod: The events of WTL Network's poops follow a loose chronology. See the Wiki for more.
Death Is Cheap: Characters frequently die, but it doesn't seem to slow them down much.
Everybody Has Lots of Sex
Everyone Is Gay
Eye Beams: Daisy has these.
Fan Remake: Some of WTL Network's poops have been remade using the American Thomas narrators.
G-Rated Mental Illness: Edward doesn't really do anything that would classify him as "special", but does have googly eyes and a propeller-beanie.
The Grim Reaper: Shows up from time to time, working as a lexicologist.
I Have Many Names: The Fat Controller has also been called Sir Topham Hatt, The Fat Troll, Sir Topham Twatt, Sir Topham Thing-A-Gummy, and My Dear (by the Butler).
Kill'Em All: "Thomas the Tank Engine was ill... So everyone must die!"
Ludicrous Gibs: Human characters often become bloody stains.
Made of Explodium: All the engines.
News Broadcast: "Fat Controller Arrested: Fat Controller had sex with trains"
Noodle Incident:

Duck: Do they get you to do things, Percy?
Percy: Yes, they do. Unspeakable things!

- There's another incident involving James and the cum wagons.
Pedo Hunt: Parodied with Chris Hansen the Helicopter, who wants you to have a seat over there.
Pixellation: And lots of it.
Readings Are Off the Scale: Gordons number is OVER 9000
Really Gets Around: Toby's coach Henrietta, who used to be a whore. She pines for the days when nine gentlemen would take her from behind.
Running Gag: Several, including the Butler, James's unhealthy obsession with Gordon, Special Edward, and Daisy's laser eyes.
Stalker with a Crush: James, toward Gordon.
Take That: In addition to the "Original Ideas" book, a copy of Twilight gets tossed in the trash during Ongoing Feuds.
- In "Edward breaks his dick" the Fat Controller points angrily at Jedward (an Irish duo whose appearance on the X factor was met with mixed reactions) and in "WTF WTL" Gio Compario appears and sings the "Go Compare" jingle before getting shot.
The Stinger: The credits sequences, which sometimes are comically re-written.
Title Drop: Happens almost Once an Episode in some way, shape or form.
This Trope Is Bleep: Almost every episode.
Unreliable Narrator: Ringo Starr.
Younger Than They Look: The Butler is actually only 26 years old, and attributes his older appearance to years of cigarette smoking.

The Welsh Fireman series:

Bland-Name Product: Fireman Sam enjoys a 'Wizzle' bar.
Filth: Fireman Sam takes no shame in buying a porno magazine in Dilys' shop.
Stupid Statement Dance Mix: The brief ragtime composed entirely of Officer Steele's farts.

Sooty series:

A Date with Rosie Palms: Matthew Corbett does this in You'd Be A Fool To Say No.
- Sooty's job literally involves this.
Gag Penis: Matthew Corbett has one of those "super duper cocks".
Really Gets Around: Soo has had sex with an entire football team.
Spinning Paper: A copy of 'News of the World' uncovers a puppet sex scandal, and also the story of a man who bought a caravan full of cocks.

Chazlar and the Chocolate Parody:

Anatomy Anomaly: Everyone in Mr Testicline's class has an unusually large amount of testicles, apart from Charlie Bucket.
Black Comedy Rape: According to Slugworth, if Wonka succeeds, Wonka will ass-rape Slugworth.
Charlie and the Chocolate Parody: All there in the name.
Downer Ending
Fictional Currency: The currency used is called "These". According to the wiki, one of these is equal to about £1.75.
Take That: The part in the tunnel scene involving a chicken's head getting chopped off is replaced with the HiT entertainment logo.
- "Now I AM going to be sick!"
The Bad Guy Wins

The Flint Called Manstone:

Downer Ending
Even Evil Has Standards: Whilst Fred has no quarrels with killing small birds, he cannot bear to watch the destruction of Bedrock.
Everything's Better with Chocolate: The mastermind behind the plot to take over the world is...a Double Decker bar.
Incredibly Lame Pun:

Betty: Uh-oh! The trailer's got a flat!

- "The Green Goose" is quite literally a green goose.
Kick the Dog: Fred kills a small bird for no apparent reason.
Raging Stiffie: Fred gets one of these after being fondled by the nurses while checking out of the hospital.

Marge And The Funny Whelk

Actor Allusion: Ron tries turning Scabbers yellow, but instead ends up turning Scabbers into David Tennant. Or, alternatively, Barty Crouch Jr, if you ignore the fact that the sounds were from Doctor Who.
A Date with Rosie Palms: When Hagrid tells the Gringott's Goblin about "You-know-what in vault you-know-which", he holds up a tub of vaseline.
Affably Evil: Hagrid appears to be a genuinly nice guy until it is revealed that it was Hagrid who killed Harry's parents.
- "Sorry about that!"
Badass Mustache: Dudley and Uncle Vernon.
Brain Food: One of the owls delivering letters seems to have cravings for grey matter.
Dead Baby Comedy: Hagrid dropped the baby ( Who wasn't neccessarily Harry) on his way to Dumbledore.
Flipping the Bird: Ron does this to the lady with the trolley. Her experience with the two gets even worse when Harry threatens her with a gun.
Funny Background Event: WANKER ALERT!
- Forrest Gump?
I'm a Humanitarian: The snake.
Kill It with Fire: The message that Dumbledore left with Professor McGonnagall.
Lady Not-Appearing-In-This-Game: The titular character Marge does not appear in the poop, although she is mentioned.
Stuff Blowing Up: Professor Flitwick gets startled by a nearby explosion twice.
Troll: Predictably, the internet variety is found in the dungeon.

The Rottentrolls series:

Gross-Out Show: The Show Within a Show Lets get a kebab and go to a DISCO television.
Show Within a Show: See Gross-Out Show above.

Others:

Calling Your Orgasms: Both Mrs Tupp and Panjid do this in It's A Load Of Nonsense.
Cow Tools: It's already pretty unclear of what Bertha is able to do (Particularly to newcomers), but with some of the...extras added, things only get worse.
Dreadful Musician: Paul Chuckle's "brand new sound" has this effect on listeners. He even goes so far as to call it "rubbish" music. Yet he still says it's good.
The Missingno: Literally. Ash comes across Missingno and attempts to use his pokedex on it.

Ash: Oh, a Pokemon! (Opens Pokedex)
Pokedex: Missingno. It- (Screen glitches up)

Stuff Blowing Up: Many. For example, Paul and Barry's caravan gets blown up by the Brainiac: Science Abuse team.