The Tube Map nearly looked very different

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WRITTEN AND CREATED BY
Jay Foreman and Paul Kendler

EDITED BY
Jay Foreman

DIRECTOR
Jade Nagi

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY / ADDITIONAL ANIMATION
Paul Kendler

RUNNERS
Ángel Martínez
Lana Farhat

STUDIO RUNNERS
Chris Law
Patrizio Serao

BOOKING CLERK(S)
Tim Dunn

CHARLES TYSON YERKES
John Henry Falle

GUTTRIDGE YERKES
Mandy Dassa

DINNER/MONOPOLY
Jon Gracey
Simon Kendler

FRANK PICK

HARRY BECK

THANKS TO
Mark Ovendon
Michael Sercan Daventry
The Salisbury
Cherie
Selale

MASSIVE NERDS
Achyut Chaudhary, Alex Cole, Anthony Norris-Watson, Arian Parmar, Benjamin Patel, Blogging Tex and Wil, Finn Gahagan, Geoff's Marshall’s Mum, George Arrigoni, George Lwman, Harry Morgan, "ISBSP”, James Chadwick, K Dar, roadsignreport1, Luca Filippi, Matthew Finn, Mez Abad, Ruth Carlson, Ryan Oakley, Steve Lovelace, TheBritFromOz, Timo Ko, Tom P Moore, Tyrese Monford. (Sorry I couldn’t include you all!)

VFX

Kard (music from Wacky Wheels) by Mark Klem

Royalty free Music by Giorgio Di Campo for @FreeSound Music

We donated the amount of spaghetti used in this video to a food bank.

[SamLTate]

I love how Jay's same friends have appeared in the skits in this series for 10 years now. Quite wholesome

[jonathanward]

This was dangerously close to being an episode of map men

[HumanTurnip]

If you’re wondering how they got Geoff to perfectly nail that ‘dead inside’ stare, they told him to ‘imagine a world without trains’

[Majenta_Turkeysandvichs]

I just adore that Geoff Marshall, a usually bright and bubbly person, is playing an emotionless cardboard cutout. Amazing.

[JoeBleasdaleReal]

Geoff Marshall’s cameo is both one of the best and most weirdly erotic in all of Unfinished London history

[XerxesZangeneh]

I can’t believe they had a kid for a sponsored segment, the dedication is incredible

[EngineeringMindset]

The tube map is a circuit diagram of London.

[Dorktoast]

The Frank Pick joke is so perfect. Go on, google the man. Every photo of him he has the same expression and pose.

[gabrieltobia]

"The very shrewd move of dying" is now a permanent part of my vocabulary, thank you Jay!

[XiXora]

Geoff's acting almost brought me to tears. It was so moving.

[tclpro]

Almost thirteen years later, this series still exists, making this ‘Unforgettable London’ 🎉🎉🎉

[istuart]

Geoff Marshall's acting is exemplary, for bookcases and other inert furniture items.

[marcoromo]

One of the best Ad reads I’ve ever seen. Congrats to you and your partner on the Surf Shark!

[Caroleonus]

I love that Geoff Marshall is involved with the bits, but somehow even more I love the idea of Jay going into a London bistro of some description and saying "yes, just a plate of spaghetti please" and then a little while later "a big pile of spaghetti.... yes, just a massive pile of it."

[Sam-vyye]

I like the thought of Jay having to decide whether this will be a Map Men or Unfinished London episode

[justusilgner]

I am delighted to see another episode of "Unfinished London". Congratulations, Jay, for being a father --- and cheers to Madame Tussaud's for generously lending their impeccable rendition of Geoff Marshal for the making of this video!

[orccen]

Even with a newborn, Jay manages to make the most entertaining adverts on YouTube

[gazzamuso]

I am a train driver and yes, Jay is correct - you don't need to know the twists of the track at all. Our 'maps' of the railway, called S&I diagrams, represent everything in either straight lines or draws junctions in perfect geometry e.g. 45 degree angles then continuing as more straight lines.

[aalexazander]

Geoff Marshall’s cameo is absolutely hilarious. He looks like some proper hardheaded businessman who only cares for himself

[feuerraeder.colonia]

Only after watching the video for the second time I recognized that at 1:28 you answered why the chicken crossed the road :)
Love the channel and your humor - and it has the only videos in which you actually wait in anticipation for when the ad comes on.