The Last Train (1999– )

A group of commuter train passagers are put in accidental suspended animation and emerge years later into a devastated world.

Stars:

Sacha Dhawan, Christopher Fulford, Dinita Gohil

1 nomination.

Cast

Series cast summary:
Sacha Dhawan	...	Leo Nixon (6 episodes, 1999)
Christopher Fulford	...	Ian Hart (6 episodes, 1999)
Dinita Gohil	...	Anita Nixon (6 episodes, 1999)
Zoe Telford	...	Roe Germaine (6 episodes, 1999)
Janet Dale	...	Jean Wilson (6 episodes, 1999)
Treva Etienne	...	Mick Sizer (6 episodes, 1999)
James Hazeldine	...	Austin Danforth (6 episodes, 1999)
Steve Huison	...	Colin Wallis (6 episodes, 1999)
Nicola Walker	...	Harriet Ambrose (5 episodes, 1999)
Amita Dhiri	...	Jandra Nixon (5 episodes, 1999)
Caroline Carver	...	Hild (5 episodes, 1999)
Phil Smeeton	...	Hornrim (3 episodes, 1999)
Ralph Brown	...	Jonathan Geddes (2 episodes, 1999)
Flo Wilson	...	Midwife (2 episodes, 1999)

Storyline

A group of train passengers, including a policeman (Ian Hart) a wanted criminal (Mick Sizer) and an M.O.D. scientist (Harriet Ambrose) are travelling to Sheffield when their train crashes inside a tunnel and a strange gas envelopes them. When they awake, they find that Harriet froze them all so they could survive the giant meteor impact that destroyed the rest of the world. Now, they seem to be the only survivors of the human race in a world overrun with tropical plants and patrolled by packs of man-eating dogs.

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Plot Keywords:

train | survivor | ark | future | asteroid | 

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Genres:

Drama | Sci-Fi

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

7 April 1999 (UK)

Also Known As:

Cruel Earth

Filming Locations:

Derbyshire, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Granada Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

54 min 54 min (6 episodes)

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Referenced in This Morning with Richard Not Judy: Episode #2.7 (1999)

User Reviews

Still waiting for the video...

I really enjoyed this. That it wasn't an original idea is beside the point. HG Wells, John Wyndham, Fred Hoyle, ...many wrote about the End of the World as it might affect the ordinary bod in the street long before such as 'Deep Impact' and other high-impact extravaganzas were made. & I've never forgotten 'Threads'... As a commuter, I can say that no train journey will ever be quite so boring again. I stumbled on this website by chance and am sending this comment in the hope that enough appreciation might persuade Granada to publish a video,