[Biblegrove RR]

Are there no more episodes of our favorite train show every Tuesday night on History channel?

 

[Randy Stone]

Looks like they're done at least for now.

Historychannel.com doesn't give any details for future episodes

 

[traindude109]

Oh darn....it was such a good show......

 

[wchasr]

Just before Christmas I managed to evict folks from our bedroom as I was wrapping gifts and watched the episode with the circus train on it. WOW! & I'm sure they still did not cover all that goes into the moving of the circus by train. Like everything else I'll be looking for reruns of that show.

Chas

 

[stanman]

Chas - the History Channel sells DVDs of the show. They seem expensive to me: $24.95 per episode. Shipping is free for orders over $50.
Here's the link: Extreme Trains DVDs

 

[Biblegrove RR]

I tevo'd all of them and the 4 year old watches them daily! I know the host is a cornball but you can tell he is like a big kid in a dream. I sure hope they do tape more episodes and maybe we should go the the History channel (I hate it sometimes, with all the religious nonsense episodes) website and email our requests? I would sure be available to host the next go round of episodes.

 

[Dan Pierce]

It is back next week, Tuesday at 10.
I do not know if it is a repeat or new show, but I have only seen 2 so far so I will be watching.

I have a media PC and it can look several weeks ahead in the listings.

 

[Biblegrove RR]

Cool,

thank you, I will check it out and let you guys interested know if it's a rerun or not.
Regardless, the boy will be thrilled!

 

[Kovacjr]

tues 10pm "coal train"

wed 2am "coal train"

Its a rerun about the coal hauling across PA to the power plant.

 

[NTCGRR]

I was wondering why I could not find it. I was mad because I could not remember the channel ##.

 

[markperr]

For my upcoming 50th, the wife bought me a new plasma TV and HD cable. I now pick up the show through "on demand", which is a pretty cool feature of the cable system. It carries all kinds of things from comedies to cartoons to movies, some on a daily rental basis just like the video store, but most are free. I've watched four of the episodes: Coal train, Freight train, High speed train and Circus train. Wait, make that five episodes. I also saw the one about the steamer, I think a Hudson, that runs between Denver and Cheyenne to take people to the country's largest rodeo. And yes, I agree, the host is a big kid. It would be nice if they had someone a little more adult hosting these. This guy repeats himself way too much.

Mark

 

[John J]

A few weeks ago we were making derogatory remarks concerning his parental origin and now we miss Him? What's with that