The Crazy Eights Incident and the Pumpy Thing: Citation Needed 8x05

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I realise we never actually define "pumpy thing" in this video. I'm not going to define it here either.
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@TomScottGo 5 лет назад

I don't know if that anorak-zipping gesture will translate outside the UK, but then a lot of the jokes won't translate outside the UK...

@user-if1em8zx7i 5 лет назад

How did you post a comment 4 weeks ago on a video uploaded seconds ago?! Time Traveler confirmed.

@RyanLynch1 5 лет назад

@@user-if1em8zx7i published vs uploaded

@RyanLynch1 5 лет назад

cuz trainspotters wear anoraks

@user-if1em8zx7i 5 лет назад

@@RyanLynch1 Nice try. But I know all about cover ups. Time traveller even more confirmed.

@wierdalien1 5 лет назад

@@user-if1em8zx7i Goddamn it tell me you are joking.

@dominicvilleneuve171 5 лет назад

At no point did Gary do his impression of a goose being hit by a train. There goes fifteen minutes and thirty four seconds of my life.

@Ratigan2 Год назад

He may have and it was cut

@AngryKittens Год назад

Tragedy

@acegamer7549 Год назад

It was at the fifteen minute and thirty fifth second mark

@Good9tTo9t 10 месяцев назад

It was at 16:35

@aDifferentJT 12 дней назад

@@Ratigan2that would be even more of a travesty

@jocax188723 5 лет назад

"America is big." [Citation needed]

@woodrobin 3 года назад

That's the short form of Yamamoto's objection to Japan's Pearl Harbor attack plan, actually.

@Anolaana 3 года назад

7:47 for reference

@LoT945 3 года назад

America is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to America.

@samreid6010 3 года назад

For Americans, 100 years is a long time. For the British, 100 miles is a long way.

@alezacrespublik6655 3 года назад

@@woodrobin the less short version is that "America is big and there's a lot of guns"

@namenamename390 4 года назад

9:48 "the police tried to do something-" "SHOOT IT" "yes." That is one of the most american things ever.

@isaacbailey3681 4 года назад

“Because it’s America and the police!”

@demonking86420 4 года назад

as Gary Brannan said, "Take THAT, the colonies!"

@jamespocelinko104 4 года назад

Train: runs away Police: (open fire) STOP RESISTING!!!

@NotAGraveRobber 4 года назад

This joke continues to age like wine

@kasperfabchbrandt537 3 года назад

It was also utterly pointless: "Police also shot at an emergency fuel cutoff switch, which had no effect because the button must be pressed for several seconds before the engine is starved of fuel and shuts down."

@columbus8myhw 5 лет назад

Tom: "It went for 2 hours at somewhere around 50 miles an hour." Matt: "Whoa! That's nearly 100 miles!" Tom: _counts on fingers_ "Yes!" _ding_

@BuckeyeNationRailroader 3 года назад

In the real-life incident, the train only traveled 66 miles at an average speed of 30 MPH

@columbus8myhw 3 года назад

BuckeyeNationRailroader aw

@johnkeefer8760 2 года назад

@@BuckeyeNationRailroader not according to the Wikipedia article

@nathanielhawkins6959 2 года назад

The most worrying part, Tom put up three fingers

@hotelmario510 Год назад

@@johnkeefer8760 Yes, according to the Wikipedia article. It literally says so. What the hell are you talking about?

@RazzlePhoxx 5 лет назад

new format idea: Matt Grey describes Things., the rest try to guess what hes talking about

@regular-joe 4 года назад

I'm in hysterics just picturing that! Thanks for the extra dose of laughter!

@shadowmanwkp 3 года назад

Old comment, but multiply this by three and you get two of these people are lying.

@Silver-rx5yd 3 года назад

*Gray

@redactedwatkins6195 5 лет назад

and the phrase "not cos it scared, cos it naughty" is so much car boys energy

@onionbot2 4 года назад

69th like

@jennazacharia9352 5 лет назад

Wow, crazy that Chris predicted EXACTLY what Gary's line was, such that when Gary said it, it wasn't funny anymore!

@GG-dt5hh 5 лет назад

‘It was terrible, it was amazing’, is my new favourite phrase.

@markpenrice6253 5 лет назад

It was wild, I don't know what else to say.

@amyshaw893 5 лет назад

describes speed, too. but not speed 2

@HenryLahman 5 лет назад

Awards: best spy, (controversially) worst spy .

@mychemicalbromance97 5 лет назад

everyone I know who has seen that movie described it the same way lmao

@qwertyTRiG 3 года назад

Thanks, I hate it.

@coenisgreat 2 года назад

The 'pumpy thing' for those who actually need it defined, is a railway handcar, the kind of thing you'll often see in cartoons and movies where one or two operators will make it move by operating the pump in the middle. They were phased out long ago by electric variants, but many are still preserved today.

@pacificostudios 2 года назад

There is no "pump" driving a handcar, but there is a "crank."

@samuelyoung1 Год назад

and gas ones

@IndianaNorthWestern Год назад

Nah we just use pickup trucks that have train wheels that get lowered down

@zyaicob 4 года назад

"A retirement home is not a museum of people" I beg to differ.

@onionbot2 4 года назад

it’s called a morgue

@BertGrink 3 года назад

It depends on whether they sell tickets to the general public so that the aforementioned general public can come and ogle the inmates of the retirement home.

@schlimmbotg472 3 года назад

@@BertGrink that sounds so American, just so the poor people could afford a retirement home

@SharienGaming 3 года назад

@@BertGrink there are public museums that are free to access =P though i would argue that graveyards are museums of people (also possibly retirement homes)

@ciangrant3042 2 года назад

You can hear after that an audience member saying "Well..."

@chesssoldier 5 лет назад

Can we just get a series of: "Matt Gray explains the World" or something?

@maxximumb 5 лет назад

Just "Matt Gray explains".

@jaimie00 5 лет назад

I was imagining him explaining how to put IKEA furniture together, but now I see that was far too narrow a subject.

@lawrencecalablaster568 5 лет назад

Unstoppable "It was terrible- it was amazing"

@panda4247 5 лет назад

you may want to check the book Thing Explainer by Randall Munroe

@SrAustria 5 лет назад

We need that.

@StrangeSequitur 3 года назад

I remember my grandmother frantically calling to warn my family about this train, as if it was going to leap from the tracks and plow through the residential suburbs of the state capital. Bless.

@HappyBeezerStudios Год назад

I think I saw that cartoon

@SavageGreywolf 3 года назад

Matt: answers several questions before they are even asked Tom: Gary wins

@ThePixel1983 9 месяцев назад

Does Tom look like something who keeps track of the points? 😂

@DerZocker2000000 9 месяцев назад

@@ThePixel1983 tom is not mark zuckerberg he is a living being, we talked about that allready

@theprinceofnone 5 лет назад

I can't believe there was another train-based episode without goose on a train from Brannan.

@James-zs3vm 5 лет назад

"tom scott has locomotive tourettes "

@mastersoftoday 5 лет назад

it's in the bonus material, check the end of this video! well, but it's not a goose, it's an alien

@Ramonatho 5 лет назад

@@James-zs3vm send 50 quid to me and I will punch him repeatedly.

@TomDufall 5 лет назад

Anyone have the timestamp/episode of it?

@dtghanvey 4 года назад

@@TomDufall oh hai

@MisterAppleEsq 5 лет назад

Museums should sell t-shirts that say “Museums: Retirement Homes for Objects” on them.

@zperk13 5 лет назад

or vise versa

@tomkenning5482 5 лет назад

Retirement homes: Museums for people

@zyaicob 4 года назад

@@tomkenning5482 THEY ARE

@NotAGraveRobber 3 года назад

@@tomkenning5482 I'm concerned about how the Mutter factors in

@Sam-hi4ce 3 года назад

MISTER APPLE DFTBA

@jackalopegaming4948 5 лет назад

Hey Tom, I've got one for you at the end: Today you get to attend the correct Orville and Wilbur pencil ceremony: It's the right Wright write rite.

@schlimmbotg472 3 года назад

"There's the door. Leave!!" *Points at window in 20. Floor*

@BritBattler 3 года назад

Fun fact: You can just listen to this and still get the full enjoyment out of it.

@markpenrice6253 3 года назад

I've been replaying a string of these through my wireless headphones for half the evening, as an ersatz podcast, and it's true for nearly all of them. The mime of Churchill being jacked up in 6x01 is a little confusing, but I rewound that for something with the screen on and got it then. It's just the youtube version of Reverse Trivia Podcast after all, but none the worse for it.

@lightningwingdragon973 2 года назад

The best part is the but about the gun, that specific fuel cutoff switch needed to be pressed and held down for a few seconds to activate. So shooting it wouldn't have worked anyways.

@chrisoddy8744 Год назад

Iirc they also mistook the fuel filler cap for the switch since it's a big red button-ish thing on the fuel tank. Either way, the whole plan was a bit stupid.

@hippietoughcreations1663 Год назад

“They’ve got quite a bit of america too” 😂 epic

@desert-rat145 5 лет назад

And on BBC3, Matt Grey, describing things.

@MercenaryPen 5 лет назад

working title: Men describing badly

@XaviMacBash 4 года назад

and ill be following up with your reaction!

@lewistrundell 3 года назад

I’d watch that

@westcheap 3 года назад

That's what they could do on BBC Three!

@miscellaneous.7127 5 лет назад

Just for clarify the introduction to any non-UK residents, ITV is our TV network that is not the BBC.

@aeriumsoft 5 лет назад

the bbc is government-sponsored and itv is not right?

@miscellaneous.7127 5 лет назад

@@aeriumsoft BBC is payed for my the License payer (people but a TV license for about £150 per year) and it has to be impartial and no advertising is allowed. The Government is not allowed to control anything on the BBC.

@miscellaneous.7127 5 лет назад

@@aeriumsoft If the BBC gets an equal number of complaints from the left and the right they reckon they're doing the right thing.

@aeriumsoft 5 лет назад

@@miscellaneous.7127 ah i get it

@rmsgrey 5 лет назад

And then Channel 4 is our TV network that isn't the BBC or ITV. And then there's Channel 5 and assorted post-digital channels to round out the free-to-air, and then the various subscription options (most prominently, Sky)

@trainmaster5365 5 лет назад

@columbus8myhw 5 лет назад

the traaaaainMASTER!

@bussesandtrains1218 4 года назад

Yes. Good

@trainboy2019 4 года назад

Very good

@RYCHLIK29 4 года назад

Underrated even after an year D:

@wloxya7422 3 года назад

Halt!

@kayleighlehrman9566 5 лет назад

Matt should have won; all the genuine mechanical knowledge, and the fact that he'd seen the film based on the events?

@johntauren 5 лет назад

"You have been a very naughty engine. You have caused confusion and delay."

@_iphoenix_6164 5 лет назад

In "Macy's thanksgiving day parade" vs "Citation Needed", Citation Needed wins every time.

@passtheyaoi 5 лет назад

boring balloons vs entertaining comedy panel show

@thelastcube. 5 лет назад

no vs yes

@JSSMVCJR2.1 29 дней назад

Old Media v. New Media, both at it's most representative.

@definitely_notme4112 Год назад

3:01 there is not a city of Stanton, PA but there is a city of Scranton, PA which happens to contain one of america’s largest railroad museums called Steamtown.

@__-jt4tv Год назад

The chat on Hump Shunting Yards reminded me of a conversation I had with my an associate (who shall remain anonymous) years ago. On rail journey, we passed an engineering wagon with *NOT TO BE HUMP SHUNTED* stenciled on it. My associate, reading this, jokingly said "Well, that's no fun, I want to Hump" fairly loudly. Before realizing what exactly they'd just said. They might live that down eventually.

@markpenrice6253 5 лет назад

I feel like going to the People Museum to liberate one of my elderly relatives and take them on a trip to the British Object Retirement Home.

@onionbot2 4 года назад

Isn’t a people museum a cemetery?

@subduedreader5627 3 года назад

@@onionbot2 No, a mausoleum.

@dendooz1059 2 года назад

@@onionbot2 I'm afraid that's called a people landfill

@InnesTahtinen Год назад

Isn't that a David Walliams book?

@Willam_J 3 года назад

As an American, I can confirm that there aren’t any problems, that we try to solve, which don’t involve firearms. Cat in a tree? Rusty bolt? Clogged drain? We have a caliber for each of those.

@philiphockenbury6563 2 года назад

In America the general thinking is that at a big enough caliber, the problems it’s incapable of solving approaches zero. There’s nothing really corroborating that thinking but we do it anyways.

@Hans-gb4mv 2 года назад

Poor tree.

@aloysiuskurnia7643 2 года назад

Excuse me, cat **in** a tree?

@AK-fr5zv 2 года назад

@@aloysiuskurnia7643 I mean, Schrodinger's cat doesn't care, until you check you can't say if he's inside it or not!

@richardmillhousenixon 2 года назад

@@aloysiuskurnia7643 Cat is in a wooden box, that box used to be a tree, cat is in a tree

@taylorhancock5834 5 лет назад

As someone who's seen Unstoppable, I'm amazed that some of that movie actually happened. Great episode, and I can't wait for more!

@MS-ic3rd 5 лет назад

But ... in watching the movie ... it does state that it’s based on real events and at the end before the credits it walks through what happened to the people involved ...

@speedemon81 5 лет назад

@@MS-ic3rd Usually thats taken with a large grain of salt when they say that, it's just absurd that the move was so damn close to reality.

@MS-ic3rd 5 лет назад

Temporal Driver .... ok snarky comments get snarky replies.... let’s compare a “run away train” event that has news articles and recorded “live footage” and compare it to “stories” of hauntings - surprised you didn’t use Blair witch also ...

@joelgraves9392 5 лет назад

Part of that Chris Pine movie was filmed in my hometown. There is also a curve in Altoona, PA called Horseshoe Curve which probably inspired Devil's Curve in the film.

@lawrencecalablaster568 5 лет назад

Joel G I live in State College, and know a few people whose families got to be extras :)

@joelgraves9392 5 лет назад

@@lawrencecalablaster568 I'm from Olean. I believe they used the track behind our middle school.

@jpe1 5 лет назад

Joel G perhaps, but horseshoe curve isn’t elevated like the “devils curve” in the movie. Plus, in real life there are significant (shorter radius of curvature) curves before and after horseshoe curve, I suspect a runaway train would derail on the curve before horseshoe curve, which itself isn’t that sharp a curve it just goes on for a long distance.

@atsf3780 5 лет назад

The elevated curve in the movie is an active rail line on the Wheeling & Lake Erie railway. Most of the movie was shot on that company's lines.

@chrisoddy8744 Год назад

The UK East Coast Main Line has a nasty curve at Morpeth, which has also had it's fair share of incidents involving trains falling off and crashing into people's back gardens just under the line...!

@route2070 5 лет назад

They left out the most important detail. The director of the movie...Tony Scott!

@gordonrichardson2972 5 лет назад

True. No relation to Tom Scott...

@robertlinke2666 5 лет назад

@@gordonrichardson2972 as far as we know... DUNN DUNN DUNN

@Calimbandil87 5 лет назад

As an archivist, I would love to work with Gary Brannan. Also can you have him make an overly enthusiastic documentary/show/whatnot about Brunel. Gary talking about Brunel or Iron always makes me happy.

@robertwilloughby8050 Год назад

Imagine Gary talking about Gresley! Squee, squee, squee!

@shogun2215 5 лет назад

I've got this image of the Curb your Enthusiasm theme playing as the Engineer jumps off and the train runs away.

@Eira_ 5 лет назад

"It was terrible, it was amazing" -Matt Gray

@Nosgoroth 5 лет назад

Eira It was the best of movies, it was the worst of movies.

@jimdevilbiss9125 3 года назад

Being a train enthusiast, read nut, I knew of the story about the real train in the movie. It was thoroughly enjoyable to hear these guys work it out. Thank you Tom

@JeffRAllenCH 5 лет назад

So not fair that Tom gave a point for 100 miles and none for "America is big"!

@turbochargedtransit7241 4 года назад

CSX 8888 was actually rebuilt as an SD40-3 (From SD40-2) and is now in service as 4389.

@AnimilesYT 5 лет назад

I have been watching this during my daily commute.. In the train. And boy did I have trouble to not burst out in laughter.

@__-jt4tv Год назад

Given current events in Ohio, this appearing on my recommendations now is darkly ironic..

@MakotoTheKnight 5 лет назад

...is this the most delayed Brunel reference we've had in a season?

@markpenrice6253 5 лет назад

_Furiously smelting_

@Senny_V Год назад

10:25 "Unsuccessfuly shot at" Nah, they very successfully managed to shoot at the train. It didn't amount to much, but the shots definitely landed.

@peterweatherley7669 Год назад

14:07 in answer to “a retirement home is not a museum of people” someone very clearly (and somewhat worryingly!) in the audience just goes “Well…” :p

@paulvangemmeren9351 3 года назад

“What's a hump yard?” “It's where you shunt without connecting.”

@jonathanfaber3291 5 лет назад

14:18 "rebuilt as part of a regular rebuild process" does sound like brainwashing in room 101

@markpenrice6253 5 лет назад

We're going to take all your organs and forcibly transplant them into a dozen other people... then use your skeletal remains as the basis for building a completely different person. (...as it might be put in a horrific reboot of Thomas the Tank Engine)

@jonathanfaber3291 5 лет назад

@@markpenrice6253 thank you for the nightmare fuel.

@cesariojpn 5 лет назад

Tom Scott/Technical Difficulties talks about the Crazy Eights Incident that happened on the CSX Railroad with a SD-40 Engine, uses an image of a Chicago & Northwestern Dash-8 in thumbnail image. Gricers in the UK would be chuffed at this ignorance.

@chrisoddy8744 4 года назад

Bit like in the Two of these People are Lying episode about the Green Monster, where the engine being referred to is a Stirling Single but the thumbnail is the Flying Scotsman, a train that was built about 50 years later. *Shakes head in disappointment*

@pypeapple 3 года назад

fun fact: it doesn't matter all that much

@artstsym 5 лет назад

Me in Ohio: Oh, CSX, it's a train incident! Pulls up article: Ah, now, see that projected path eventually takes it less than 1000 feet from my house. :|

@PanAndScanBuddy 3 года назад

Oh my

@mistaecco 5 лет назад

Was waiting for someone to ask if it was the gang from Kill Bill Vol. 1, the Crazy 88's

@KrisTHFC26 5 лет назад

My mind went straight there too!

@westep4273 5 лет назад

Csx always is having some derailment or other accident

@patmeaden 5 лет назад

They are one of the best railroads

@MCrafter12345 5 лет назад

@@patmeaden not even a little bit

@TehBellcarl 5 лет назад

Patrick Meaden try again

@patmeaden 5 лет назад

They have increased the speed they transport freight

@ihatemegatron216 5 лет назад

that's why i trust bnsf.

@markpenrice6253 5 лет назад

The slipped-in mention of the normal brake being useless to stop the train after killing the power because it was burned out actually puts me in mind of a certain old Thomas episode...

@MCCrazyApe95 5 лет назад

0:45 you called?

@patmeaden 5 лет назад

It’s weird to watch British people talking about a CSX incident

@slow2serious860 5 лет назад

Let's give an extra round of applause to the fly-ish thingy(?) sitting on Tom's cam.

@isaiahdobesh5109 5 лет назад

“Ideally Me, but alright, I’ll sell the rights” 😆 great line!

@diamaunt2782 3 года назад

I know this is way late and stuff, but the description of dynamic brakes was completely wrong. A dynamic break is where they connect the motors on the wheels to a giant resistor bank, thus turning the wheel motor into generators, and using the back EMF from them, to cause the engine to slow the train.

@Tefans97 2 года назад

That makes more sense, thanks

@CynicalPlatapus 5 месяцев назад

Alternatively, because the motors have been turned into generators, the resulting electricity can be put back into the grid (for electric trains anyway) instead of being burned off

@diamaunt2782 5 месяцев назад

@@CynicalPlatapus With electric trains, that's exactly what they do.

@CynicalPlatapus 5 месяцев назад

@@diamaunt2782 not always, if the grid is at capacity then it's burned off, and for dc powered trains such as on the London underground it's almost always burned off because it's easier than converting it back to dc

@Daniel-yi1le 3 года назад

I would be glued to the screen if there ever existed a travel program with you 4. You are all great! Binge watching all these episodes

@hilleltulchin 3 года назад

14:20 Not quite. It was renumbered to number 4389, and some parts were replaced, but I would still call it the same locomotive. Note: It was built as Conrail number 6410 in 1977, then acquired by CSX and renumbered to 8888, before being rebuilt and renumbered to 4389.

@tursqa 5 лет назад

Not to be confused with the Crazy Eighty-Eight Incident.

@puzzledan8666 5 лет назад

Nicely played

@woutertje62 5 лет назад

Got some good memories from that game. I did get in trouble with a german court house though

@neilisbored2177 5 лет назад

And the crazy one-eighty eight, where one person with a chipmunk avatar made a variety of great youtube poops. Shoutouts to CS188.

@ethangreenhaw1969 5 лет назад

This is probably my favorite show on RU-vid. Great stuff. Please never stop making these.

@BluishGreenPro 3 года назад

I had to keep pausing the episode because I couldn't stop laughing. Really going to miss Citation Needed, but as long as you keep doing more games with the TechDif crew, I'll be happy : ) (I have in fact listened to your whole back-catalogue of Podcasts, and seen the experimental games on the Matt and Tom channel, all great stuff!)

@BobMcCoy 5 лет назад

*Tom Scott confirms Despacito 5*

@aeriumsoft 5 лет назад

... and then deletes it

@thicco_ 5 лет назад

Awsomiihill ..... then posts it on liveleak

@KusaneHexaku 5 лет назад

@Schekeljager owo

@echo5156 5 лет назад

... and then sells it to Elon Musk

@Mromfgtrololol 5 лет назад

... who shoots it into space

@redactedwatkins6195 5 лет назад

ITV2's Thats My Trout: An Extra Slice

@markpenrice6253 5 лет назад

_Get Out,_ That's My Trout

@redactedwatkins6195 5 лет назад

we both know itv2 would just call it An Extra Trout, mark

@metropod 5 лет назад

Trains actually do, well at least did, have tires. The outer ring of the wheel on a steam engine’s driver was replaceable. They’d disconnect it from the driving gear, heat it, and the whole ring would just pop off.

@ehow5678 5 лет назад

They don't anymore the whole wheel is a single piece of steel

@fallenmango8420 5 лет назад

Nillie Nope, solid steel hoops that went around the wheel.

@tattybanter1048 5 лет назад

Yup I was thinking exactly that

@j.k.wheeler4899 2 года назад

"At no point is this Thomas and the train will stop for not having a driver." Gary, what is your syntax.

@solaris9426 2 года назад

Tom: "What's the practical solution for runaway train?" Gary: "Get one of those little carts..." Tom: "Here we go..." _Chris laughs in the background_ I love how they just know when Gary has one of his crazy ideas.

@ItsFozzy 5 лет назад

The best yet, really entertaining - chemistry is spot on as usual. Thoroughly enjoyed this episode in particular, well done lads 👍

@sircrossleg 5 лет назад

I LITERALLY CANNOT WAIT EVERY WEEK FOR THESE EPISODES. I LOVE THIS SERIES. GREAT JOB!!

@SuperMegaCoffeeGuru 5 лет назад

I am just sad they are stopping them after this season.

@vel0city96 5 лет назад

Ha! I knew what this was about before I watched the video! Finally a topic in my sort-of area of expertise (and after watching Unstoppable a multitude of times).

@PC10.8 4 года назад

Railfans, unite!

@britshell 5 лет назад

I'm going to miss citation needed once the season is over. Can't wait to see what you guys do next.

@rogerhinman5427 3 года назад

"runaway train shot at by the police" If that isn't a totally American thing then nothing is.

@elizabethbottroff1218 2 года назад

I'm glad that it was 20 years ago. Airlines learned to never reuse scavenged parts. Eastern flight 401 landed in the Everglades. There were fatalities; but a lot of the parts were reused. Eastern had to later track down and remove those parts. Every plane with them were getting visits from the deceased flight crew of Flight 401. Mentour Pilot YT channel has done Halloween episodes about it.

@ncc74656m 5 лет назад

I love Tom just going "Here we go," and facepalming.

@Symbioticism 5 лет назад

Best of the new series so far. Excellent guys!

@kathrinehmunk 3 года назад

Hey I watched half that movie one night. I realized this after watching 14 minutes of this 15 minute long video 😅

@TotoDG 5 лет назад

As a rail enthusiast, I am ecstatic to see them do a video about trains. Also, did anybody realise his name is Thomas?…

@aclkeba 5 лет назад

This show is always the best part of my day

@Stjaernljus 5 лет назад

Soul Asylum - Runaway Train Played in my mind whole time watching this.

@Bibibosh 5 лет назад

this was fun to watch ! please make more

@nemtudom5074 5 лет назад

Im loving this series! You're a great game show host!

@NateandNoahTryLife 5 лет назад

This is what I’m thankful for!

@syberracer2984 5 лет назад

+Tom Scott I've watched Unstoppable. The train in the movie (instead of being CSX 888) was AWVR 777, carrying a toxic chemical substance used in the manufacture of solvents and adhesives. As soon as it was said that it had a movie made about it, I instantly thought of Unstoppable.