Thursday 16th October. 7:30pm

Race around the Underground.

Geoff Marshalls attempt to break the record for visiting all 275 London
Underground Stations.

Race around the Underground.

Geoff Marshalls attempt to break the record for visiting all 275 London
Underground Stations.

Is this like the last series of 'The Tube'?
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In article , (Joe
Patrick) wrote:

Race around the Underground.

Geoff Marshalls attempt to break the record for visiting all 275
London Underground Stations.

Is this like the last series of 'The Tube'?

More to the point, will it be broadcast outside London?

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Colin Rosenstiel

In article ,
Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article , (Joe
Patrick) wrote:

Race around the Underground.

Geoff Marshalls attempt to break the record for visiting all 275
London Underground Stations.

Is this like the last series of 'The Tube'?

More to the point, will it be broadcast outside London?


Why this question?
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Michael Bell

"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote in message
...
In article , (Joe
Patrick) wrote:

Race around the Underground.

Geoff Marshalls attempt to break the record for visiting all 275
London Underground Stations.

Is this like the last series of 'The Tube'?

More to the point, will it be broadcast outside London?

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Colin Rosenstiel

Metroland is nothing to do with the Underground as such. It's a Carlton
London documentary strand where film-makers are invited to make a program on
a local topic.

See:
http://www2.itv.com/carltonlondon/pr...page=dedicated

And no - it's a London region program, so you won't see it outside of the
ITV1 London region.

Colin

In article , Colin
writes

And no - it's a London region program, so you won't see it outside of the
ITV1 London region.

If you have Sky digi satellite you can receive Carlton ITV on one of the
extra channels - see add channels or similar on your EPG.
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Michael Bell wrote:

In article ,
Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article , (Joe
Patrick) wrote:

Race around the Underground.

Geoff Marshalls attempt to break the record for visiting all 275
London Underground Stations.

Is this like the last series of 'The Tube'?

More to the point, will it be broadcast outside London?


Why this question?

Because Colin doesn't live in London, I suspect.

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On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 07:39:12 +0100, James Farrar
wrote:
Michael Bell wrote:
In article ,
Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article , (Joe
Patrick) wrote:

Race around the Underground.

Geoff Marshalls attempt to break the record for visiting all 275
London Underground Stations.

Is this like the last series of 'The Tube'?

More to the point, will it be broadcast outside London?


Why this question?

Because Colin doesn't live in London, I suspect.

Correct; neither do I. uk.transport.london may be about London
transport but that doesn't mean its contributors are necessarily in
the area.

Fortunately in my case (as has already been pointed out) SkyDigital
provides all the ITV (and now BBC) regions. I'll still probably forget
its on, though.

Sam
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"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote in message

..uk...
In article ,
(Joe
Patrick) wrote:

Race around the Underground.

Geoff Marshalls attempt to break the record for
visiting all 275
London Underground Stations.

Is this like the last series of 'The Tube'?

More to the point, will it be broadcast outside London?

well. I live in Hertfordshire and I saw it!
I don't know about Carlton, but the BBC tell me that
everyone south of Luton and east of Tring live in London,
hence their plugs for 94.9fm when I am in 3cr area.
Independence for the South East, I say...We do not live
in London despite what out local TV statiuoonsd try to tell
us
(sorruy about the rant) InaB

"IanB" wrote in message
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well. I live in Hertfordshire and I saw it!
I don't know about Carlton, but the BBC tell me that
everyone south of Luton and east of Tring live in London,
hence their plugs for 94.9fm when I am in 3cr area.
Independence for the South East, I say...We do not live
in London despite what out local TV stations try to tell
us

Seconded. Out here in rural Buckinghamshire we get a ten minute burst from
Oxford within the BBC local news programme, then the rest comes from
Southampton and Portsmouth. Very relevant - I don't think!