2016·Adventure·8m
7.2
★
In this non-canon pilot to the animated series 'Infinity Train', Tulip must learn to set her personal interests aside to make her way through a mysterious train and help the king of all corgis save his people.
Directed by Owen Dennis
self-discovery
ghost train
female protagonist
another dimension
train
robot
tv pilot
kids on their own
corgi
kid-friendly horror
anthropomorphic animal
IMDB
N/A
Cast
Ashley Johnson
Tulip (voice)
Jeremy Crutchley
Glad-One (voice)
Owen Dennis
Sad-One / Corgi (voice)
Ernie Hudson
Atticus (voice)
Crew
Owen Dennis
Director
Owen Dennis
Writer
Morgan Z Whirledge
Original Music Composer
Brian A. Miller
Executive Producer
Nick Cross
Art Direction
Popular Reviews
64 reviews
Giovani Morfin Moral
8.0★ · 04/06/26
“Welcome tulip the literate”
this is a very fun pilot and i should watch the real show.
“Welcome tulip the literate”
this is a very fun pilot and i should watch the real show.
Koebe
Fuck you Mckay I cut out of the end credits and watched season 1 as a movie. I did that shit was blazed. I’m running laps around you
Fuck you Mckay I cut out of the end credits and watched season 1 as a movie. I did that shit was blazed. I’m running laps around you
William Cronshaw
10.0★ · 10/27/25
I will NEVER get over how dirty this show was done. We had an instant classic on our hands and it got stolen, this show quite literally had infinite potential and one day I really hope we get to see the rest of the story.
Possibly one of my favourite mini series of all time. Infinity Train has a perfect balance of mystery, adventure, comedy and horror, including characters with relatable struggles and a really compelling story told in the background of all four seasons. The show is an anthology and I’ve loved and related to at least an aspect of each protagonist.
Infinity Train was a very character driven series, which makes sense given the train itself is basically a “therapy or die” machine. Season 1 focuses on Tulip and how she struggles to adjust to change, but more specifically how she struggles to come to terms with her parents’ divorce. It’s nothing big but with so many children living with divorced parents, it’s definitely a great message for those who watch the show, and the theme of change is prevalent in all seasons and relatable for everyone.
I love the mystery established in season 1. We’re thrown into this completely new world and have to figure out everything alongside Tulip. The strange number on her hand, what her comedic little robot friend One-One really is, who is the Steward and who is the Conductor, all really intriguing mysteries which keep you watching alongside the phenomenal characters.
Infinity Train will always be one of my favourite shows and I’ve loved every single season, I hope this train gets a second chance to keep on chugging one day.
Possibly one of my favourite mini series of all time. Infinity Train has a perfect balance of mystery, adventure, comedy and horror, including characters with relatable struggles and a really compelling story told in the background of all four seasons. The show is an anthology and I’ve loved and related to at least an aspect of each protagonist.
Infinity Train was a very character driven series, which makes sense given the train itself is basically a “therapy or die” machine. Season 1 focuses on Tulip and how she struggles to adjust to change, but more specifically how she struggles to come to terms with her parents’ divorce. It’s nothing big but with so many children living with divorced parents, it’s definitely a great message for those who watch the show, and the theme of change is prevalent in all seasons and relatable for everyone.
I love the mystery established in season 1. We’re thrown into this completely new world and have to figure out everything alongside Tulip. The strange number on her hand, what her comedic little robot friend One-One really is, who is the Steward and who is the Conductor, all really intriguing mysteries which keep you watching alongside the phenomenal characters.
Infinity Train will always be one of my favourite shows and I’ve loved every single season, I hope this train gets a second chance to keep on chugging one day.
I will NEVER get over how dirty this show was done. We had an instant classic on our hands and it got stolen, this show quite literally had infinite potential and one day I really hope we get to see the rest of the story.
Possibly one of my favourite mini series of all time. Infinity Train has a perfect balance of mystery, adventure, comedy and horror, including characters with relatable struggles and a really compelling story told in the background of all four seasons. The show is an anthology and I’ve loved and related to at least an aspect of each protagonist.
Infinity Train was a very character driven series, which makes sense given the train itself is basically a “therapy or die” machine. Season 1 focuses on Tulip and how she struggles to adjust to change, but more specifically how she struggles to come to terms with her parents’ divorce. It’s nothing big but with so many children living with divorced parents, it’s definitely a great message for those who watch the show, and the theme of change is prevalent in all seasons and relatable for everyone.
I love the mystery established in season 1. We’re thrown into this completely new world and have to figure out everything alongside Tulip. The strange number on her hand, what her comedic little robot friend One-One really is, who is the Steward and who is the Conductor, all really intriguing mysteries which keep you watching alongside the phenomenal characters.
Infinity Train will always be one of my favourite shows and I’ve loved every single season, I hope this train gets a second chance to keep on chugging one day.
Possibly one of my favourite mini series of all time. Infinity Train has a perfect balance of mystery, adventure, comedy and horror, including characters with relatable struggles and a really compelling story told in the background of all four seasons. The show is an anthology and I’ve loved and related to at least an aspect of each protagonist.
Infinity Train was a very character driven series, which makes sense given the train itself is basically a “therapy or die” machine. Season 1 focuses on Tulip and how she struggles to adjust to change, but more specifically how she struggles to come to terms with her parents’ divorce. It’s nothing big but with so many children living with divorced parents, it’s definitely a great message for those who watch the show, and the theme of change is prevalent in all seasons and relatable for everyone.
I love the mystery established in season 1. We’re thrown into this completely new world and have to figure out everything alongside Tulip. The strange number on her hand, what her comedic little robot friend One-One really is, who is the Steward and who is the Conductor, all really intriguing mysteries which keep you watching alongside the phenomenal characters.
Infinity Train will always be one of my favourite shows and I’ve loved every single season, I hope this train gets a second chance to keep on chugging one day.
ekarniy
10.0★ · 08/03/25
I will not forgive you guys for not making another season of this masterpiece
I will not forgive you guys for not making another season of this masterpiece
zzzairrr
10.0★ · 06/24/25
they should like.. make more of this
they should like.. make more of this