I love the steel toecap boots that've clearly never seen a day's work.

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That old painted Jameson whiskey sign was lovely so sad such a great example is just there in the dark. Wonder did they get anywhere with trying to get tours going in that old station? See this is two years ago so maybe something is still getting worked on? Any updates?

I love these older stations they've so much character, but understand the reasons for modernisation of stations

Keep left on the stairs, right on the escalators

Hi guys its February 2025 just wondering how you are all doing , miss your videos very much , hope there will be new ones at some point , best wishes to you all 🙏🌈

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Anyone know where Robert sayer is now ?

Season 7? Season? What fresh hell is this? 🥸

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I just saw this today from California..I grew up in New York City and it doesn't look that different than riding the S.I.R.T. (Staten Island Rapid Transit) out to Tottenville that we did as teens in the 1960s, getting there on the Staten Island Ferry...Same double track/3rd rail.. homes, foliage, cars...I had a more dreamier idea of The I. of W. since Sir Paul's mention of it on...Oh, you know...........

I am surprised you don’t wear eye protection. This reminds me of the Royal Engineers tunnellers during the Great War; read a book called, Beneath Flanders fields, except for the howling and barking noise of the trains.

Absolutely love watching you guys, My 12yr son has had a tough few years and then I come across your channel, We’ve sat down together and watch every episode, he loves the history behind the station visits, We have now become LTM members and visited last week and wow it was amazing, my son was so happy to buy the light up sign you guys all have in your videos, He even insisted that we stop of at every station on the way home to get pictures of all the stations tiles and signs, I’m really happy that the age limit has changed to do the tours and we are planing a tour this year, Guys keep up all the great work, Alax you’re a great laugh your energy is just amazing, Well done to you all, Hope to meet you all one day on our travels.

Watch some back episodes - the equipment has seriously been upgraded

1:03:12 Right-hand-side, non-standard sign using what appears to be the original Johnston. Also, the black and brown stripes appear to be covering the light, resulting in a dull appearance and reduced legibility. The glass (perhaps not to the original specification) and/or vinyl/screenprinting may also be causing the dullness. Ought to be replaced with a standard sign, perhaps taking the opportunity to move the stripes to the top, replacing the Jubilee line grey on this panel.

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Love this series so much ❤❤❤❤❤ keep up the great work 🎉

Thank you for showing this, I was looking for more information on him

I'm finally all caught up with the past episodes. It took about a half a year and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I'm anxiously awaiting the next episode.

What is the machine at 14:04?

Same name as that Southeast london Club

I agree how lovely the staff are here. They often work across this one, Mornington Crescent, Belsize Park and my fave Hampstead ❤❤❤❤

Another great episode love this station and even more so after this episode ❤

This place is bad.

They still look surprisingly modern, as did the slightly younger Ex Southern Railway stock for the Waterloo & City line.

I found you a few days ago when under the weather - I've binge watched all 138 episodes and the specials! Thank you for making the interesting series(points, signals and the wonderful tiles), love the abandoned tunnels and platforms. Hopefully more to come! And thank you Alex for the giggles :)

@29:17-> Those cast-iron segments will be there in a thousand years, no doubt!!!!!

@28:07-> speaking of having a cocktail in your hand, I'm watching your show with a Martini in my hand!!!!!

@21:53-> I can't help noticing the difference in height between the platform and that tube train. Or does it look more than it is??

@6:26-> I'm assuming that the lift motors are 3-phase units????

I went there like 8 years ago in primary

The Mockett on the carriage at the end is the exact one as on Cambrian Heritage Railways based in my home town Oswestry

The Radio 4 show is "Im Sorry I Haven't A Clue". Mornington Crescent is a game within.

Love this station great episode and where I first discovered thanks to you guys the spiral staircase which as you know Alex I climb daily 😂 I love the strip of old brown tiles in the spiral and I’m sure when you guys come down and see them you’ll be able to say which station these originally came from ❤❤❤❤ hidden London hangouts is brilliant so glad you guys started doing this it’s taught me so much and I’ve found some amazing things I didn’t know existed ❤❤❤

For me this episode is amazing. So much hidden stuff, thanks for sharing.

I think the US Embassy will have been far more focused on it being safe and secure for passengers from looney terrorist attacks than worrying about the colour of the tiles .

Finally got around to watching! Looks like you were having a heap of fun...Quainton Road always makes me sad for the loss of the Great Central Main Line, and reminds me of Betjeman on that platform remembering the past. Happy new year to you all. Hope to see you back soon.

Will be fantastic when it reaches Clapham Junction.

This took my breath away what an episode thank you so much guys ❤❤❤

They've done exceptionally well - fantastic refurbishment, absolutely loads to be proud about.

oh, lord, Piccadilly!

8:14 - "pickley dickley line!" 😅😅

saw the show today... he was such a geek... love it.

Hi all- it's all gone a bit quiet again. Series 10 in 2025? Perhaps? Maybe? Please!!!!! Never mind all that- Happy New Year to all the team.

Just a message for Siddy just watcing the series that you did on the London underground thank you I live in canada it is awesome learning so much

Another great video. Fantastic to see the tiles and the station name panel. The 360 shot between the two footbridges shows the later cross-passage through Panel 13 that gave Doug Rose so much trouble in Tiles of the UnexpecteD.

Off to find that makers tile at the weekend ❤❤❤❤❤❤ great episode. Can’t wait for more ❤❤❤❤❤