BoCo is a Diesel, He was Known as "The Diseasel" When Bill and Ben first Met Him in 1965. He is a Nice Diesel Like Most Diesels on Sodor.
Contents
Bio:
Coming Soon.
Appearances
- Season 1: The Trouble With Trucks, Toby and the New Engine, The Trouble With Spencer (cameo), Lorry Takes A Tumble (cameo), Duties of The Diesels (cameo), Wilbert to the Rescue (cameo), Wilbert, Frank, and the Milk, Thomas' 4th of July (cameo) and Gordon Plays a Trick (cameo)
- Season 2: Disaster on Sodor (cameo) and The Daring Duel
- Season 3: Cranky's Delivery
- Season 4: Naughty Engines (does not speak)
- Season 5: A Windy Day For BoCo
- Season 6: The Haunted Shed and An Opportunity of a Lifetime
- Season 7: Rails on Fire
- Season 8: Sir Spencer of Sodor and The Almighty Alfie
- Season 9: Hankenstein (cameo) and Tender Bender
- Season 10: Scruff and S.C.Ruffey, Bee Yourself, James and Coal Crisis
- Season 11: Fergus' Day Off, Duncan in the Dumps (cameo), Just Duck's Luck, Holly Jolly Molly (cameo), Trembling Trevor and BoCo and the Cocoa
- Season 12: Greetings, Montague!, Scottish Blues, The Mavis Matrix and The Mystery Train
- Season 13: Bert's Arlesdale Fail (cameo), Rust or Bust, Sideplates and Skirmishes and How Gator Stole Christmas (cameo)
- Season 14: Quarry Quest, James in a Jam, S.C.Ruffey's Sweet Tooth (cameo) and Hatt Trick (cameo)
- Season 15: Roundhouse Roulette (cameo), The Crosby Coalition (cameo), and Ice Ice Daisy
- Season 16: Marion Had a Little Lamb, Luke Dukes It Out (cameo), Painting the Rosie's Red (cameo) and Throw Topham from the Train
- Season 17: Tender Love and Care, Dustin the Really Useless Engine (cameo), Sidney Transplant, Big Trouble on the Little Western (cameo), Diesel Gets the Bronze (cameo) and Rocked by a Hurricane
- Season 18: Santa Claws
Specials:
- Saving Pirate Ryan (cameo)
Basis:
BoCo is Based on a D7505 Who is BoCo's Only Remaining Brother.
BoCo's basis, D7505.
Gallery:
BoCo in The Season 11.
BoCo with Mike in The fifth Season.
BoCo Pulling The Cocoa Trucks.
BoCo with Mike in The Third Season.
