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Question on tv program shown on ether bbc1 or itv between 1995-2006 i think?

  • this program was about a group of ppl that were on a train that crashed in a tunnel and when they managed to get out the world had ended and they were the only survivors. this is all the info i have i watched the first episode then lost track of it. If anybody could help with the name and what channel it was on i would be greatful. thank you

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    its called the last train and is on the sci fi channel at the mo !

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the last train...im sure its being re-run on uk gold or the sci-fi channel

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Last Train Beginning in Sheffield, the location of the 1984 BBC nuclear holocaust drama Threads, it followed the survival of a group of passengers on a train who were cryogenically frozen when scientist Harriet Ambrose (Nicola Walker) was unable to get to the Ark in time to be with her boyfriend Jonathan Geddes (Ralph Brown). The journey that follows revolves on Harriet's obsession to reach the Ark and Jonathan despite several decades having passed. Upon being unfrozen, Harriet and her fellow passengers explore a post-apocalyptic Sheffield with no survivors except a pack of rabid dogs. One of the passengers makes his way to his lockup garage and is able to start his Mercedes Sprinter van which enables the survivors to make their way to Scotland to find the Ark and hopefully more survivors.

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