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Hey, just so people know: it's not cool to reach out to writers who worked on something you watched to tell them things like "the next few episodes could use some refinement", or "I had a few issues with it", even if you're couching it in something positive.

According to my mum - so take with salt to taste - my first words (yes, plural) were “the coupling snapped”. In related news, a special episode comes out on YouTube for a certain preschool franchise today (Thursday), and I was hired to write it. It’ll be on Netflix at the end of the month.

🧵 (1/2) Pleased to see all of Michael Angelis's appearances on Corrie from 1972 are now online. Previously only one had surfaced on an official DVD release. This bit will probably be of interest to TTTE fans, as there's hints of his future Duncan voice when he's on the phone.

Did you know that the Talyllyn was one of the first preserved railways to have a website? Created by volunteers who studied at the nearby Aberystwyth University in the late 90's, you can still see older versions of the website through the Wayback Machine! Which one do you remember? #HeartofGold

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I've never noticed this before, but you can actually see the aftermath of the storm in 'Henry's Forest' just before Henry is sent to clear the fallen trees -- scattered debris, leaning telephone pole, parts of the roof blown loose... Good attention to detail from the Shepperton crew ⭐

Henry the Green Engine puffing past with a train of flatbed wagons. He is looking sadly at the viewer.

Four years ago today Ginger Media LTD became an official limited company. I was told back then it wouldn't last a month... now I have an office space/podcast studio alongside my friends at October Fifteen🎙️‼️It's been tough but through sheer determination I've kept moving forward ❤️🌎🙏🏼

**insert witty comment about "my copy of 'Edward the Very Useful Engine' seems off"** 😏 It's been a long time since I've filmed and edited anything. Am quite happy with how this turned out.