What station is this then?

[bradders1983]

An interesting departures board

 

[Eagle]

Well it's clearly London Marylebone, apart from the bottom right screen which seems to think it's been transplanted to Tain.

 

[Matt Taylor]

Got to be Marylebone.

 

[Eagle]

The other thing that's odd about the Wick departure is that it's 24 minutes after the previous one. A gap that long doesn't happen at Marylebone, particularly not in the morning peak.

 

[jnjkerbin]

I'm guessing this is from the episode of Miranda on tonight, yes?

 

[Tubeboy]

Yes it was Miranda.

 

[bradders1983]

I'm guessing this is from the episode of Miranda on tonight, yes?

Correct.

Would this have not confused passengers on the day though?

The train leaving the platform also had Wick on its electronic screen.

 

[plymothian]

Marylebone is the default London station for filming.
The second episode of Gavin & Stacey had Marylebone masquerading as Paddington.

 

[Eagle]

Although St Pancras was used quite a lot pre-redevelopment.

 

[Michael.Y]

Who would it have confused? Really? Who the hell turned up at Marylebone on the day of filming with a ticket for the 0900 local service to Wick??

 

[causton]

If I had an All Line Rover I would cancel my plans for the day and catch that train

 

[CyrusWuff]

Wouldn't fancy a trip all the way from London to Wick on a 172 Make it a 67+Mk3s and you're on.

 

[southern442]

Wouldn't fancy a trip all the way from London to Wick on a 172 Make it a 67+Mk3s and you're on.

A 168 wouldn't be too bad either.

 

[CarltonA]

Wouldn't fancy a trip all the way from London to Wick on a 172

Especially one that has the cab attached at a peculiar angle. Only one platform has been announced, defo Marylebone (calling all olympic sprinters: your train will leave platform six in two minutes). And yes, I do realise how the system works there so not often possible to show any plat nos until the last min.