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Trivia about The Tim Traveller includes:

The Cameo: Fellow YouTuber Geoff Marshall, who produces a video series on the least used rail stations in Great Britain, makes a couple brief appearances in Tim's The Least Used Railway Station in France, objecting to the theft of his trademark subject and format. This led eventually to the full-on Crossover of their channels in December 2021.
Shout-Out:
- His format started out as an intentional homage to the British travel show Wish You Were Here...?
- His use of the Giant Foot of Stomping in a couple videos (as well as the more frequent use of Clip Art Animation) is a clear shout-out to Monty Python's Flying Circus.

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 Trivia about ''[[{{ROOTPAGENAME}}]]'' includes:
-* [[Cameo]]:  Fellow YouTuber Geoff Marshall, who produces a video series on the least used rail stations in Great Britain, makes a couple brief appearances in Tim's  ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4zLFfN9dkM The Least Used Railway Station in France]'', objecting to the theft of his trademark subject and format.  This led eventually to the full-on [[Crossover]] of their channels in December 2021.
+* [[The Cameo]]:  Fellow YouTuber Geoff Marshall, who produces a video series on the least used rail stations in Great Britain, makes a couple brief appearances in Tim's  ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4zLFfN9dkM The Least Used Railway Station in France]'', objecting to the theft of his trademark subject and format.  This led eventually to the full-on [[Crossover]] of their channels in December 2021.
+* [[Shout-Out]]:
-* [[Shout-Out]]:  His format started out as an intentional homage to the British travel show ''[[Wish You Were Here...?]]''
+** His format started out as an intentional homage to the British travel show ''[[Wish You Were Here...?]]''
+** His use of the [[Giant Foot of Stomping]] in a couple videos (as well as the more frequent use of [[Clip Art Animation]]) is a clear shout-out to ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''.
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