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Post by Christopher J on Nov 8, 2005 18:46:59 GMT
On now, ITV - 1930 - 2000.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 8, 2005 19:00:58 GMT
Damn - i just caught the tail end of it !!  anyway - next one is on Thursday, ITV1, 1930-2000 |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 8, 2005 19:02:02 GMT
It's just finished. Don't know what to say about it really, how can you call the episode 'interesting' like other Tube episodes when it discussed what happened on that day?
But to see what people on the inside thought and felt when it was all happening, to share in their accounts of the moment, that was something, is the only way to describe.
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Post by chris on Nov 9, 2005 6:55:05 GMT
anyway - next one is on Thursday, ITV1, 1930-2000 Sadly there is nothing remotely train related in the "Meridian" area. We're treated to "River Walks With Charlie Dimmock" |
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Post by c5 on Nov 9, 2005 23:04:04 GMT
And in meridian south east we have a programme about roses  at least i can still get london tv on sky ;D |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 10, 2005 10:43:42 GMT
It's just finished. Don't know what to say about it really, how can you call the episode 'interesting' like other Tube episodes when it discussed what happened on that day? It was "interesting" to see how many people (staff) were involved and their stories of what happened, I have a lot of time for the likes of ERU who did a lot of work on the sites. But to see what people on the inside thought and felt when it was all happening, to share in their accounts of the moment, that was something, is the only way to describe. I think the programme was done so that it left you thinking about the awful events of what happened. I look forward to todays edition. |
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Post by Christopher J on Nov 10, 2005 18:01:23 GMT
*REMINDER*
1930 - 2000, ITV.
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Post by Christopher J on Nov 10, 2005 18:32:03 GMT
Starting now!!
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Post by TMBA on Nov 10, 2005 20:08:08 GMT
Excellent program and it really for me had the impact of 7/7 show how many people that it had an effect on even though I was out of the country at the time & it just shows how hard it was on the system and the people who run it and of course the people who travel on it every day.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 14, 2005 23:39:41 GMT
Excellent program and it really for me had the impact of 7/7 show how many people that it had an effect on even though I was out of the country at the time & it just shows how hard it was on the system and the people who run it and of course the people who travel on it every day. Too right! Have to agree with everything you said there mate. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2005 7:37:29 GMT
And in meridian south east we have a programme about roses But on the other hand Meridian Tonight SE with Phil Hornby is better than the Meridian Thames Valley region I live in |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2005 22:12:13 GMT
The third series is being shown on Sky Travel Extra; I watched the 7/7 episodes yesterday. I would have posted to say it was on, but my Wife told me it was on just before it came on. Being Sky Travel, it'll be on again soon. Sorry  |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 19, 2005 20:27:10 GMT
Did any of you see the episode just gone on Thursday? The one with ERU taking part in an emergency exercise at Tower Hill station, the policeman controlling football crowds at Fulham Broadway station, and the Central Line manager going round the network, judging the station gardens competition! I can imagine the tube getting complaints from people who saw that programme thinking thats what all the Central Line manager does!
The ERU piece was much more interesting though. The exercise involved simulating a train hitting the buffers at Tower Hill, causing multiple injuries, widespread panic and a person to fall under the train. The exercise didn't go perfectly, and it was refreshing to see frustrations of the ERU members and others about what went wrong as well as right. The District Line manager was there, roleplaying an injured passenger and he wasn't impressed by the exercise and how many observers there were, which he felt hindered the simulation.
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Post by citysig on Nov 20, 2005 12:20:29 GMT
I can imagine the tube getting complaints from people who saw that programme thinking thats what all the Central Line manager does! Do you know different  ;D |
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at least i can still get london tv on sky ;D
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