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Train 48

  • TV Series
  • 2003–2005
  • 30m
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4.0/10
348
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Train 48 (2003)
ComedyDramaRomance

The lives of the passengers of a Toronto commuter train.The lives of the passengers of a Toronto commuter train.The lives of the passengers of a Toronto commuter train.

  • Stars
    • Raoul Bhaneja
    • Lisa Merchant
    • Joe Dinicol
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    4.0/10
    348
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    • Stars
      • Raoul Bhaneja
      • Lisa Merchant
      • Joe Dinicol
    • 24User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    • Pete Subramani
    • 2003–2005
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    • Brenda Murphy
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    Joe Dinicol
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    • Zach Eisler
    • 2003–2005
    Joanne Boland
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    • Dana Davin
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    Paul Braunstein
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    erinedwards6700

    Awful

    I remember this show but I am positively definitely not at all glad that I do remember it because it sucked.

    Train 48 was an awful daily show with some of the worst story lines and acting I have ever sat through in my life.

    I saw it from the first episode and tried to get into it (it was kind of like a soap opera) and I desperately wanted to like it because there are not very many good Canadian TV shows especially comedy wise so I pulled for it but after three weeks I was done, I couldn't sit through another minute of it.

    You'd think after that long I'd be hooked on a story line or something but no it just sucked that much and I hated it. The writing was just terrible, even though it was mostly improvized on the spot apparently still they write the stories they don't just make everything up, and it was very bad.

    I tried watching again the second season but it had not gotten any better, it was a really awful show.
    the_scott_89

    Acquired Taste

    A group of strangers converse on a train in the Southern Ontario area, discussing their lives, loves and dreams.

    Some people hate this show. Some don't. I belong to the latter crowd, but I can see how it can be seen as an unlikable show. I think it has some very strong, good episodes. The earlier ones are not very good, but that's because the actors are getting used to the improv formula, now the actors have it down to a fine science. It's really getting good and dramatic, still having its humorous moments, especially with the character Johnny. The show is sometimes derailed (no pun intended) by its own actors though, through no fault of their own. Once in a while the writers who write the outline of the show, and make the actors act it out should write a complete script; but then again the show's uniqueness is in the improv formula. A double edged-sword.

    3/5
    maximroy

    Fail

    Train 48 was incredibly boring. People doing bad improvisation and trying to be dramatic or funny or even worse dramatic and funny at the same time. I don't understand how a show this boring and poorly produced could ever make it onto TV, they didn't even have a writer for crying out loud! Actually I do understand they did it because it was incredibly cheap and a Canadian produced TV show. It doesn't matter that it was horrible and boring it just mattered that it was produced in Canada and gave money to some bad Canadian directors/writers/actors/producers. Then the show finally gets canned and they move on to the next horrible Canadian produced show that has no hope of success and no hope of finding an audience that actually would want to watch it. It was on every day and must have taken about three minutes to write. The problem is when you don't have much going on and you let all these actors "improvise" all their lines you end up with pointless scenery chewing and overly dramatic scenes that nobody wants or needs to see just to fill in the extra time.
    NaTaLyA_OzZy

    Not bad, not great, not super... its okay

    I watch this show everyday because it is interesting. It's a GREAT concept but the opening song HAS to go. Also the acting could be a bit better. And who else here cannot stand that Brenda woman? AH! But Zach is cute. Anywho I think it has potential but if it doesnt improve some of its weak points I think it may be cancelled.
    andykatzlove

    Pathetic Canadian Television!

    Why do so many shows have to be awful? Especially when you are talking about Canadian comedy shows, not that I would even consider this show to be anything even approaching actual "comedy". Train 48 was just pathetic on every level, with cheap production, no name talent, one single cheap set, and not even a script but having the untalented cast improvise their parts for the shows. It was simply put incredibly painful to watch this pathetic show. Plus it somehow lasted more than one season. What, how on earth could that happen? I have never met a single person who doesn't hate this show, and I don't mean "doesn't watch" or "doesn't like" I mean "Hates" with a capital H. This show is awful. Who are these people and how do they get on TV?

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    • Trivia
      Train 48 is based on the Australian series Going Home.
    • Crazy credits
      The closing credits state: The producers gratefully acknowledge the special contributions made by the cast to this program.
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    • Release date
      • June 2, 2003 (Canada)
    • Country of origin
      • Canada
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
    • Production companies
      • Global
      • Protocol Entertainment
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