After ten years, it's time to stop weekly videos.

On January 1st, 2014, I uploaded the first "Things You Might Not Know" video. Once the initial rush of videos settled down, I aimed for one video a week, and while there have sometimes been guest videos and occasional blatant filler: to my own satisfaction, I never missed a week. But now, it's time to stop.

I never got to space. I never got to the ocean depths. And I never got to fly off into the sunset, harnessed underneath a helicopter. I couldn't find an excuse for that one.

CREDITS

Producer: Cambria Bailey-Jones
Director: Guy Larsen
Stunt Coordinators: Dilwyn Sanderson-Jones; Scott Heffield
Drone Team: Lec Park; Andrew Lawrence
Pilot: Will Banks
Refueller & Ground Co-Ordinator: Gary Wise
Editor / Colourist: Jamie MacLeod

MONTAGE VIDEOS IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE

[TomScottGo]

Update, January 19th: I've updated the title and thumbnail because it turns out a lot of people don't even get to the second sentence of the video before writing me off forever!

[veritasium]

Congratulations Tom! This rest is well deserved.

[TEDEd]

We all learned so much from you, Tom. Thank you for ten incredible years!

[Axecon]

It feels weird to go this long without a new Tom Scott video

[ThatMumboJumbo]

Being a subject of a Tom Scott video will forever be one of my proudest achievements.
Incredible 10 years of dedication to the craft of obscure oddities!

[DailyDoseOfInternet]

Thank you Tom!! Have a good retirement

[Stultorum]

Been 4 months and I can honestly say I truly miss having Monday videos to look forward during my lunch break.

[LegalEagle]

Congrats to ten amazing years, Tom! You're the OG Creator's Creator.

[smartereveryday]

I grinned like an idiot when your feet lifted off the ground. Congratulations man.

[RareEarthSeries]

The best to ever do it.

Congrats on an incredible decade Tom.

[stevosteve]

In 1972 I started work as an engineering apprentice and over the next 18 years I worked my way up to be in charge of a nationally known brand, but the higher I climbed the ladder it was clear that the increased workload was taking its toll. In 1990, to much amazement of those around me, I decided to return to the role of hands-on technical electro-mechanical engineering and for the next 31 years my job satisfaction and happiness increased. Learning from the past I was happy to limit my role to what made me happy. Three years ago I finally retired and the decision to acknowledge when the 'time is right' has been one of my better decisions in life. Thank you for your entertainment, it is now YOUR TIME TOM, TO ENJOY LIFE 😊.

[GamersNexus]

An inspiration across industries. Thanks, Tom.

[CapraObscura]

8 months and no Tom Scott. I respect your commitment to yourself, though I still think about the videos and long for a new one.

[PracticalEngineeringChannel]

Congratulations Tom. Thanks for all the help and advice over the years!

[AbroadinJapan]

Now THAT is an exit!
Enjoy your very well earned break mate and thank you for setting the bar high for what YouTube content can be for so long now.

[Alanwalkermusic]

Thanks for everything Tom, you’ve kept me and millions of other entertained for years. ❤

[christopherchronos]

I was thinking I'd not seen Tom Scott in a while and then remembered this video...

[tayzonday]

Happy New Year! Thanks for 520 uninterrupted weeks! ❤️

[NerdCubed]

There goes one of the very best to ever use this platform. Have a good holiday Tom, you've earnt it.

[craigsurette]

Sir, I doubt you will ever find this comment, but i have to at least try to say this.
Never doubt that you have made a difference in the world.
Over the past decade, your videos have been a regular source of wonder and comfort for more people than you could possibly imagine.
Thankyou, for everything youve done. It matters.