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All Aboard: East Coast Trains is a TV series that premiered on November 13, 2012. It has 1 season and 10 episodes so far and has ended. The latest episode, Season 1 Episode 1 "At Your Service", aired on November 13, 2012.
An all-new documentary pulls into Sky 1 HD and follows various East Coast train employees as they keep one of the UK's busiest, most complex transport systems on track. The series follows the unsung heroes behind one of the UK's biggest railways. It's a mammoth operation offering long distance service to thousands of passengers every day. A small army of dedicated ambassadors works 24/7 to keep everything on track. From bleary-eyed commuters to rowdy bachelor parties and boisterous footie fans to royal VIPs and devoted train spotters, they're used to dealing with the unexpected and it's their job to keep everything running full steam ahead.
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10 episodes · 1 season
2012 · 1 episode · Last episode: 13 years ago
Documentary following East Coast rail employees as they work to maintain one of the UK's busiest transport networks. Cameras follow breakfast crews as they struggle to stay enthusiastic while serving sleep-deprived early-morning commuters. Rookie station security recruit Liam is asked to investigate an alarming situation, and a veteran platform attendant dispatches his last-ever train at York Station before retiring.
All Aboard: East Coast Trains has ended, so no new episodes are scheduled. The final episode aired on November 13, 2012.
The most recent episode of All Aboard: East Coast Trains, Season 1 Episode 1 "At Your Service", aired on November 13, 2012.
All Aboard: East Coast Trains has 1 season with 10 episodes in total.
All Aboard: East Coast Trains first aired on November 13, 2012.
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