Fictional Underground Stations

LIST OF FICTIONAL LONDON UNDERGROUND STATIONS

See Also: Closed London Underground stations

"Aldersgate" in Arthur Conan Doyle's short story The Red-Headed League is not fictional - it is an old name of Barbican. -->

British Museum - Used in the computer game "Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror". - was a real station! -->

Hayne Street – Mock-up found in the Disneyland Paris Disney Studios "Studio Tram Tour" inspired by the film '' Reign Of Fire '' (2002); the film did not include a completed/named station.

Hickory Road Tube Station – in '' Hickory Dickory Dock '', Agatha Christie novel.

:'' Hickory Dickory Dock '', one of Agatha Christie 's detective stories featuring Hercule Poirot , is set in Hickory Road in London. A version of the story was made by Carnival Films for London Weekend Television's '' "Poirot" '' series. First broadcast in February 1995, the start of the programme sees the main characters alighting from an underground train and exiting from Hickory Road station. The climax of the programme also involves a chase around the fictional station.

:Featured a tube station called ''Hobbs End''. The station is located at the end of the non-existent 'Hobbs Lane'. One shot shows a new street nameplate reading "Hobbs End", with next to it a much older nameplate reading "Hob's End". ''Hobbs'' is the name of A Well-known English Cricketer ; ''Hob'' is an old name for the Devil .

:The on the ''EastEnders'' Tube Map , to allow the locals to escape "up West" for a night out. Neither Walford nor the tube station exists - except on the ''EastEnders'' set. Most of the platform and train shots are filmed at East Finchley .

:An episode of the BBC series '' Spooks '' (broadcast 23 October 2006 ) featured a fictional disused Underground station called ''Wells Lane''.

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