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...to take a BAKERLOO line train to Baker Street.

Walk to the Metropolitan Line through platforms, and hibernate for 48 years...

... then get a Circle Line train to Latimer Road from the platform you are standing on. You didn't specify which Metropolitan Line through platforms...

• Very clever; I neglected to remember that!!!

Jump off the train, then get the next one to Wood Lane.

Cross your fingers for another time travel. This one, however, only takes you three hours into the future. Run to Hammersmith (Dis/Pic) to relieve some of the frustration, then collapse on the Eastbound Platforms.

A passenger waiting spots your collapse, and calls an ambulance. You are rushed to Hammersmith hospital A&E.

You attempt to escape, but land yourself inside HMP Wormwood Scrubs instead. Oops.

You are forced with the other inmates to walk to the canteen. Porridge is on the menu.

After you first helping you walk up to the server at the canteen and ask for some more...

"More? MORE?" asks the server.

You then wander out to the gates. Someone attempts to stop you...

"Please let me out!" you demand. "I've got to pick a pocket, or two". Then you walk two steps sideways...

...and you time travel back to 1864. Well, that's one way to escape prison. You go to Hammersmith and attempt a tube challenge. As there are only 11 stations (Hammersmith, Shepherd's Bush, Notting Hill, Paddington (Bishop's Road), Edgware Road, Baker Street, Portland Road, Gower Street, King's Cross, Farringdon Street and Kensington (Addison Road)), it is not very hard to plan your route. Just like in 2014, Ken Add Rd is the awkward station, but it still doesn't take you very long until you are standing victorious at Farringdon, grinning at your pocket watch. The station master glares at you, and vows to ban tube challenging. Worried that you have changed time, you exit the station.

And after hailing a passing horse and carriage...

... take a ride down to London Bridge station, which is thankfully already open.

Walk to the platform, gaze upwards to the sky, and have a vision of the Tower of Babel... 'Maybe, in 150 years...' you think...