Chattanooga Choo Choo Puns

I don't remember if this was in a movie or a TV show, but I remember that a male character was singing the titular line from the song Chattanooga Choo Choo quietly to himself. I think he was maybe reading a newspaper or walking away from the scene?

What movie or TV show is it from?

Thanks!

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Hello. I watched Frasier long time ago and i remember the scene - I think it was Martin Crane in some late season singing or more like making faces to a song i think Chattanooga Choo Choo while he was taking care of a small child (Im guessing it was Roz's child Alice). It was very funny and i wanted to show to my kids. I tried to look over the web and even in Frasier transcripts but I lost few hours in few days and came out with nothing. Please any1 can help me ??

Using this story to pop my Reddit cherry because it’s been almost a decade and it still sends chills down my spine. Alright, here we go:

A little background on me - I’m an empath and didn’t fully understand or discover this until recently. I’ve always been attracted to ghosts and the paranormal since I was a kid. When I was about 9 years old I even got my mom to buy me “13 Alabama Ghosts and Jeffrey” (where I’m from).

So when I was 18, my mom took me to Chattanooga to visit my aunt while she was doing some work there. We only planned on spending one night there so we stayed at the Chattanooga Choo Choo. For fun, she booked us one of the original train cars they converted into stand-alone rooms. The entire place was very whimsical and almost a step back in time. We get to the hotel to unload or bags before heading out for the day and the second I walked into that train car, I knew something was off. The energy was dense and melancholy. But I brushed it off and we had a great day with family. So we’re headed back to the hotel and then I realize “oh fuck, I’m gonna have to sleep in that room tonight”. So the uneasiness sets in and by the time we get there, I have some serious stress sweat going on. Fast forward: my mom and I are in bed, she’s sound asleep and I’m watching LA Ink. The room is pitch black and while laying there, I start to see flickers of light at the end of the bed. I think “oh it’s just my eyes adjusting from looking at the TV”. I see it a few more times so I’m a little freaked and decide to roll over and try to sleep. I’ve almost dozed off but then out of nowhere I feel the energy of someone walk up to me, lean down, and just stare. Almost like they are studying my face. I’m frozen with fear and say in my head “you’re scaring me please go away” and to my surprise she left (could feel it was a woman with long brown hair). This happened once more and then things escalated. She caressed my arm at one point and even mumbled something in my ear which sent a wave of electricity through the side of my head. I woke my mom up while bawling and told her what was going on. She fully believed me and offered to stay awake while I fell asleep. While we laid there (both awake) she started moving things in the bathroom and even took the ironing board off the wall. Needless to say, we booked it out of there as soon as the sun came up to drive back to Mobile. Now, when I look back, I almost feel bad for ignoring her. She probably just wanted to be heard a

Hi I’m planning to visit soon with two kids and I while looking for a hotel came across the Chattanooga Choo Choo hotel. It sounds pretty cool on paper, especially for elementary school aged kids, but I’m wondering if it’s actually a nice place to stay? Thanks!

I know it's a long shot but I have been looking for this forever. The copy on Youtube is really poor in quality and I'd like to find one I can actually watch. TIA!!