Really enjoy these! Love that you were able to be at Potomac Yard station for its grand opening 💙💛

Bro casually skipped my home station Brookland-CAU! There’s a giant painting! They have farmers markets weekly! They have a shuttle that heads to the hospital district! How dare you good sir…

Love this series. I have a mug that I bought online with the WMATA map on it. :)

Scratch the 🟡 line at Fort Totten!

You skipped Judiciary Square!?

You have done the 🔴, 🔵, 🟢, 🟠, and 🟡 lines. Where is the ⚪️ line?!?

I wanna see you do the silver line!⚪️

BROOKLAND/CUA?

This video brings me back; my grandma lived near the rear entrance to Franconia-Springfield, and when I was real young we’d walk over to that cul-de-sac and watch them building the station. And occasionally when visiting she’d take me into DC, boarding at Van Dorn and transferring to YL at National Airport. Aside from the dead of winter we’d always transfer at the airport because up until they blocked the view with Terminal 2 you used to be able to watch the planes take off from the platform!

This had to have been such an expensive video to film

A fun fact: neither East or West Falls Church stations are located in Falls Church’s city limits

Bethesda Metro Station actually has the second longest escalator in the Western Hemisphere; Wheaton Metro Station has the longest escalator in the Western Hemisphere.

The yellow line no longer goes to Fort Totten and the handrails have changed colors accordingly

You missed so many stations that have so much history behind them💯🥴 The cathedral is literally apart of Brookland station, along with courts and judicial branches at judiciary square✅It was a decent video but let’s give people that don’t live here an ACCURATE run down & descriptions 👍🏾

Very well done, indeed! The balance of facts, features, architecture, and construction techniques appeal to both rail fans and the public alike

4:37 I wanna go there with my friends and dance in a circle singing " Friendship, Friendship, Friendship Friendship Friendship" 😂

1:42 That escalator: Secretly I'm very lonely

Real moco baby 💯

great video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

I've watched a few of your videos and while I do find them interesting, I get frustrated because you fail to consistently underscore the utility of a given station - namely, where does it get you? What can you easily access from a given station? That, I think, would make the videos more compelling and helpful.

I was a red line operator last summer

I moved to Yuma Street as a kid in 1985; it doesn't surprise me that the NIMBYs fought the building of a park! What a bunch of *****s!

You didnt mention how at Rhode Island avenue station they moved high ranked black Civil War vets to Md. All the bodies were not moved. Simplu disrespectful. If you telling the truth tell it right!

i love this series! when you run out of lines, i’d love to learn more secrets of the metro system- like all the different train wraps that exist, the design changes from the old model cars to the new models, and more historic events that are related to the metro. research i could do on my own, sure, but you capture facts in these videos so well! i’m a relatively new metro rider, but a PG County native. i watch these videos on my metro commute!! i got so excited when i discovered these having just started regular metro-ing! Thanks for all the work you put in these videos.

Hmmm…Did you know that the Green line was actually planned to end at Rosecroft in Oxon Hill…

By the way, are you going to make a video about the Silver Line? And this is a nice video!

My wife and I were on the platform with you at the opening morning of Potomac Yard station!

I would ride this line every Sunday with my dad when I was little. We’d just go from end to end, just for fun. I was so fascinated how they operated. 😅👌🏽

This was cool! Very well done.

I love this series! Maybe you could do a similar series about fun trivia and stories about the different neighborhoods in and around the City

When you realize he's always wearing a shirt the same color of the line he's talking about

Loved the video! It's neat to learn these new facts!

Really enjoy this series! Very well done and some neat facts and secrets.

Are there no secrets at Brookland-CUA?? Just wondering because it was not included. Great video!!!

I live near Shady Grove and use that station every time I ride the metro, and I can attest that every other station is more interesting than Shady Grove!

GROVE-ner. GROVE-ner. GROVE-ner!!

That's cool stuff!!! However, you skipped Brookland-CUA station (between Rhode Island and Fort Totten stations, for those not familiar with this part of the network...)...

Are you going to make a Secrets of the Silver Line?

Wow throwback with the old paper cards! I specifically remember the pandas exciting me as a kid!

Really enjoyed your videos so far. Are you waiting for more work to be done on Silver line? I haven’t ridden the entire Silver line out to IAD yet, but it looks like a very pretty above ground ride from East Falls Church (my stop), through McLean/Tysons and out to the airport. Great videos!

What happened to Van Ness/UDC station?

1:44 The biggest surprise is that you found a working escalator on the Metro.

Haha i just rode this line the other day to Rockville just to get some Roy Rogers. The ride was pretty good, especially the final stops towards Shady Grove

The comment about possibly extending the blue line along Columbia Pike is interesting!

Awesome work! Looking forward to the silver line video. Question, whenever the purple line opens up all the way, will you do a video on that?

One time at Woodley park this guy wanted to knife my girlfriend on the escalator

King St-Old Town has to be one of my favorite Metro stations in Virginia

I love watching these and seeing all of the stations I pass through while commuting :)

(((BROOKLYN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY))) -WHAT HAPPENED TO- (((BROOKLYN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY))) SIR?

Please tell me im not trippin Who has seen the secret tunnel between dupont and metro center Where does that go?