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Nick Edwards

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Nick is one of the characters in Abience. He is the father of Deliah and the owner of a candy shop. His wife left him and Deliah years ago.

## Appearance

Nick is an adult male with short, dirty blonde hair, white skin, and also has some hair on his chin and arms. His eyes are a blueish-gray color. At his job, he wears a blue outfit with a blue and white striped apron, a blue bow tie, blue long pants, and blue shoes. As of later episodes, he appears to have bags under his eyes.

## Personality

Nick cares a lot about Deliah, being very protective of her and caring about her. He greatly distrusts Springtrap, often causing arguments between Springtrap and himself. Nick shows he feels sorry for Deliah, as she's missing a parental figure; he even remarks that he feels split about keeping Springtrap away from Delilah, even quoting, “This is the happiest she’s been since her mother left.” Nick seems to be very short-tempered and this is the cause of some of the arguments the two have. It's also implied that since Nick works a lot he rarely gets to spend time with his daughter, causing a rift between them.

Nick also is arguably pretty oblivious, not realizing Springtrap is the murderer until Harry's mother makes a phone call to him. He reacts with a great deal of surprise and immediately goes to his house to confront Springtrap.

He then goes completely insane after Springtrap accidentally throws a knife at him. he attempts to hit Deliah and Springtrap with a bat.

## **Relationships**

#### **Springtrap**

Nick has always hated Springtrap, but allows him to stay as Deliah loves him. After he learns Springtrap is the killer, he becomes extremely scared of him, and only allows him to stay because of the latter's death threats.

He later on goes insane and attemps to destroy him and Deliah with a bat, viewing him as a demon.

#### **Deliah**

Nick loves his daughter, like any good father does, but hates her obsession with Springtrap. He heavily encourages her to go out and make "real" friends.

It is also implied that their relationship has been heavily strained over the years, with Nick working long hours to provide for himself and Deliah and his wife leaving him. When Deliah claims that Springtrap is a better dad to her than he is, Nick is visibly heartbroken.

He later on goes insane and attempts to attack her and Springtrap with a bat, viewing her as a demon.

#### **Harry**

It's unknown what Nick's exact relationship with Harry as a person is, aside from generic friendliness due to him being Deliah's friend and possible crush. However, his vision of Harry's presence is obvious: he sees it as a godsend, hoping that one day Deliah will get bored of Springtrap and only care about her "real" friends.

## Trivia

He is from the comic, Springtrap and Deliah.

he was at the beginning of the second chapter, after that he did not appear
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Carlisle railway station

Carlisle station, looking south-east

**Carlisle railway station**, also known as **Carlisle Citadel**, is a Grade II listed station serving the cathedral city of Carlisle in Cumbria, England. It is situated 102 miles (164 km) south-east of Glasgow Central and 299 miles (481 km) north north-west of London Euston on the West Coast Main Line. It is also the northern terminus of the Settle–Carlisle line and the Cumbrian Coast line and a south-western terminus of the Glasgow South Western Line. It consists of 8 platforms. The station is managed by Avanti West Coast but owned by Network Rail.

## Services

Carlisle's usual off-peak service pattern is as follows:

### Avanti West Coast

* 1tph each way between London Euston and Glasgow Central via the Trent Valley.
* 1tph each way between London Euston and Glasgow Central (alternating with Edinburgh Waverley via Birmingham New Street.

### TransPennine Express

* 1tph each way between Manchester Airport and Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Central (alternating).

### ScotRail

* 1tph to Dumfries.
* 1tp2h to Glasgow Central via Kilmarnock.

(There are 5 trains per day to Dumfries on Sundays with 2 of these trains going to Glasgow Central)

### Northern Trains

* 1tph to Barrow-in-Furness (some afternoon & evening trains terminate at Whitehaven).
* 2tph to Newcastle via Hexham (one per hour on Sundays), with extensions to Morpeth or Middlesbrough.
* 8tpd to Leeds via Settle.
Wem railway station

Wem station in 2020

**Wem railway station** serves the small market town of Wem in Shropshire, England. It is located 10¾ miles (17 km) north of Shrewsbury on the Welsh Marches line towards Crewe and has two platforms. Immediately north of the station, there is a level crossing. The station, and all trains serving it, is managed by Transport for Wales.

## Services

Monday to Saturdays there is generally a two-hourly service from Wem southbound to Shrewsbury and northbound to Crewe (although a few longer distance services also call, including a pair to/from Swansea via the Heart of Wales line on weekdays only) with six trains southbound and five northbound on Sundays. The latter are nearly all long-distance trains between Manchester Piccadilly and Cardiff Central or Swansea.
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**Jada Check** was a houseguest in CBS All Access: Season 1.

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*Retrieved pre-season.*

**What are three fun facts about yourself?**

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**What type of people will annoy you in the house?**

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Hereford railway station

170361 departing Hereford for Birmingham

**Hereford railway station** opened in 1853 and serves the cathedral city of Hereford in Herefordshire, England. It is the busiest station in the county and sits on the Welsh Marches line between Crewe and Newport. It is also the western terminus of the Cotswold Line from Oxford. The station is managed by Transport for Wales, however West Midlands Railway and Great Western Railway also operate services from the station.

## Services

The station is served by trains operated by Great Western Railway, Transport for Wales and West Midlands Trains. It is the terminus of the routes from Birmingham New Street and London Paddington via Worcester Foregate Street and is served by all trains on the Manchester Piccadilly to Cardiff Central and Carmarthen route. Trains run hourly to Birmingham New Street, Manchester Piccadilly, Shrewsbury and Cardiff Central (Mon-Sat), two-hourly to Wrexham General, Chester and Holyhead and less frequently to Oxford, Reading and Paddington.
Yorton railway station

The station in 2011

**Yorton railway station** serves the villages of Yorton, Yorton Heath and Clive in Northern Shropshire, England. It is situated 7¼ miles (11.5 km) north of Shrewsbury on the Welsh Marches Line towards Crewe. Opened in 1858, the station consists of two platforms and is managed by Transport for Wales. Trains only stop here on request.

## Services

Monday to Saturdays, there is a roughly two-hourly service southbound to Shrewsbury and northbound to Crewe. Two of these in each direction (weekdays only) run to/from Swansea via the Heart of Wales Line. Some early morning and late evening express services between Manchester Piccadilly and Cardiff Central also call here.

On Sundays, Yorton is served by five trains in each direction, most starting from or finishing at Manchester Piccadilly or Cardiff Central. A normal weekday service operates on most Bank holidays.

All trains that stop here only do so on request. This means that any passengers wishing to alight at the station must inform the conductor on the train to arrange with the driver for the train to stop. Any passengers wishing to get on at the station must make their intent clear to the driver.
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Conwy Valley line

A Class 150 heading into the Lledr Valley

**Conwy Valley line** (Welsh: *Rheilffordd Dyffryn Conwy*) is a railway line located in north-west Wales. It runs between Llandudno, a seaside resort on the Conwy coast, and Blaenau Ffestiniog, a mining town in Gwynedd. It was originally part of the London and North Western Railway, being opened in stages until 1879. The original primary purpose of the line was to carry slate from the Ffestiniog quarries to a specially built quay at Deganwy for export by sea. The line is designated as a community rail partnership.

## Route

The line from Llandudno Junction to Blaenau Ffestiniog is single track, and includes the longest single track railway tunnel in the United Kingdom (over 2.2 miles or 3.5 kilometres). The line's summit 790 feet (240 m) above sea level is located midway through the tunnel and the gradients either side of it are as steep as 1-in-47 on the southbound ascent through Pont-y-pant and 1-in-43 on the climb out of the terminus at Blaenau for northbound trains.

Between Llandudno Junction and Llandudno the service uses the double track Llandudno branch line from the North Wales Coast Line. The fully signalled passing loop at North Llanrwst is the last remaining between Llandudno Junction and Blaenau Ffestiniog and trains on the branch must stop at the signal box there to exchange tokens for the single line sections on either side.

## Services

The line is currently served by 6 trains per day in both directions from Monday to Saturday between Llandudno and Blaenau Ffestiniog (and vice versa), with the first two southbound services of the day starting (and first northbound service turning back) at Llandudno Junction and terminating in Blaenau Ffestiniog. The service is reduced to 4 trains per day in both directions on Sundays - this service now operates all year round, rather than in summer only as it did up until the winter 2019 timetable change.

There are connections at Llandudno Junction with the North Wales Coast Line (the main line between London Euston and Holyhead) and at Blaenau Ffestiniog with the Ffestiniog Railway to Porthmadog.

## 2019 closure

In March 2019 the route was temporarily closed following multiple washouts along the route inflicted by Storm Gareth. The damage from the storm had left sections of the line suspended in the air as the embankments had been washed away, and other sections were under water which made the route unsafe for rail traffic. Transport for Wales services had to cancelled as a result of the damage inflicted and replacement bus services had to run calling at stations along the route while the line was closed to all rail traffic including charter trains.

## Stations

There is 13 stations on the line. These are:

* Llandudno
* Deganwy
* Llandudno Junction (for the North Wales Coast Line)
* Glan Conwy
* Tal-y-Cafn
* Dolgarrog
* North Llanrwst
* Llanrwst
* Betws-y-Coed
* Pont-y-Pant
* Dolwyddelan
* Roman Bridge
* Blaenau Ffestiniog (for the Ffestiniog Railway)
Llandudno Junction railway station

The station in 2008

**Llandudno Junction railway station** (Welsh: *Cyffordd Llandudno*) serves the small town of Llandudno Junction in Conwy County Borough, North Wales. It is located on the North Wales Coast Line that runs between Crewe and Holyhead, but is also on the Conwy Valley line between Llandudno and Blaenau Ffestiniog. Like all stations in Wales, the station is managed by Transport for Wales but is also served by Avanti West Coast trains.

## Services

* Transport for Wales provide an hourly service from either Birmingham International or Cardiff Central to Holyhead via Wrexham General, Shrewsbury, Chester and Bangor. Some morning and late evening trains run to/from Crewe.
* Transport for Wales provide an hourly service from Manchester Piccadilly to Llandudno. Since the May 2016 timetable change, several of these now run through to/from Manchester Airport. A few shuttle services between here and Llandudno also operate at certain times of day.
* Transport for Wales operate six trains per day each way on the Conwy Valley line to Blaenau Ffestiniog.
* Transport for Wales operate one daily limited-stop *Premier Service* between Holyhead and Cardiff Central.
* Avanti West Coast operate a number of services from London Euston to Holyhead and Bangor. They also operate two trains on weekdays between Birmingham New Street and Crewe-Bangor/Holyhead.

On Sundays services run hourly to Holyhead and Crewe (limited service to Cardiff Central and Birmingham International) on the main line, along with a half-hourly shuttle to Llandudno and there are four trains to London. There are also four trains each way on the Blaenau Ffestiniog branch.
Holyhead railway station

A Class 175 at Holyhead

**Holyhead railway station** (Welsh: *Caergybi*) is located in the sea port and town of Holyhead on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales. It is the western terminus of the North Wales Coast Line, 105 1⁄2 miles (170 km) from the eastern terminus at Crewe. The station is managed by Transport for Wales who also operate the majority of trains that call there, but Avanti West Coast also run trains to and from the station

## Services

Holyhead is served by a basic Transport for Wales hourly service throughout the week (although less frequently on winter Sundays) to Shrewsbury with services continuing to Birmingham International and Cardiff Central on alternate hours. A limited number of trains (mostly early morning and late evening) run to/from Crewe, whilst two services operate to Manchester Piccadilly on weekdays only. Most Sunday services run to/from Crewe.

Avanti West Coast operate services to London Euston via the West Coast Main Line, with six departures and five arrivals from London Euston on weekdays, with a sixth arrival from Birmingham New Street, four services to and from London Euston on Saturdays and four departures and three arrivals from Euston on Sundays, with the fourth arrival originating at Crewe.

Holyhead station adjoins the Holyhead Ferry Port, with sailings to both Dublin and, until September 2014, to Dún Laoghaire. It is connected to the town centre by a steel pedestrian/cycle bridge named The Celtic Gateway.
List of Welsh railway stations in Welsh

In Wales, due to the Welsh Language Act 1993, all stations have bilingual station signage in English and Welsh, as well as bilingual station announcements. Some Welsh stations have the same name in English and Welsh (for example: Fairbourne, Tywyn, Saundersfoot and Rhyl), so do not require a bilingual station name sign. However, the majority of Welsh stations have a different name in each language and require signage with both names. These are:
Wrenbury railway station

Platform 1 at Wrenbury

**Wrenbury railway station** opened in 1858 and serves the village of Wrenbury in Cheshire, England. It is situated 9 miles (14 km) south west of Crewe along the Welsh Marches line that runs southbound to Newport. The station, and all trains serving it, is managed by Transport for Wales. It is a request stop.

## Services

On Mondays to Saturdays (including bank holidays), there is a two-hourly service northbound to Crewe and southbound to Shrewsbury, with a few longer distance trains calling at the beginning and end of service (two stopping trains also continue to Swansea via the Heart of Wales line on weekdays only). On Sundays there is infrequent service (four trains northbound, six southbound) with southbound journeys continuing to Cardiff Central and northbound trains continuing to Manchester Piccadilly.
Transport for Wales Rail Services

## Transport for Wales*Trafnidiaeth Cymru*

A Class 175 "Coradia" at Newport

**Keolis Amey Operations** (Welsh: **Gweithrediadau Keolis Amey**), trading as **Transport for Wales Rail Services** (TfW Rail Services) is a Welsh train operating company that operates the Wales and Borders franchise. It is owned by Keolis (60%) and Amey (40%).

The government body Transport for Wales (which is commercially separate from the train operating company) awarded the contract for the Wales and Borders franchise to Keolis Amey in 2018 which commenced rail operations on 14 October 2018. Keolis Amey uses the brand names **Transport for Wales** and **TfW Rail** (Welsh: **Trafnidiaeth Cymru** and **TrC Trenau**), which are owned by the Welsh Government, for day-to-day operations.

## Services

### North Wales Coast Line

Transport for Wales provide services predominantly throughout Wales but also provide services that cross the border into England.

* 8tpd between Cardiff Central and Holyhead (1tpd turns off at Llandudno Junction and terminate at Llandudno)
* 1tpd between Cardiff Central and Holyhead (Premier Service. Limited stopping service with first class and dining car)
* 1tp2h between Birmingham International and Holyhead
* 1tph between Manchester Airport and Llandudno (Some services begin at Manchester Piccadilly)
* 1tph between Chester and Crewe (Shuttle service)
* 1tph between Chester and Liverpool Lime Street

### South Wales to Manchester

* 1tp2h between Milford Haven and Manchester Piccadilly
* 1tp2h between Carmarthen and Manchester Piccadilly
* 1tpd between Fishguard Harbour and Manchester Piccadilly

### Cambrian Line

* 1tp2h between Birmingham International and Aberystwyth and Pwllheli {{small|(Some trains begin at Shrewsbury or Machynlleth)

### Heart of Wales line

* 1tpd between Carmarthen and Llandovery
* 1tpd between Llandrindod and Crewe
* 4tpd between Swansea and Shrewsbury (Some trains continue to Crewe)
* 5tpd between Shrewsbury and Crewe

### Conwy Valley Line

* 6tpd between Blaenau Ffestiniog and Llandudno

### Borderlands Line

* 1tph between Wrexham Central and Bidston

### West Wales Locals

* 1tp2h between Pembroke Dock and Swansea
* 1tp2h between Fishguard Harbour and Swansea

### Swanline

* 1tp2h between Swansea and Cardiff Central

### West Wales to Gloucestershire

* 1tph between Maesteg and Cheltenham Spa
* 4tpd between Fishguard Harbour and Gloucester

### Ebbw Valley Railway

* 1tph between Cardiff Central and Ebbw Vale Town

### Rhymney Line

* 4tph between Penarth and Bargoed and Rhymney

### Merthyr & Vale of Glamorgan Lines

* 1tph between Bridgend and Aberdare
* 1tph between Barry Island and Aberdare
* 2tph between Barry Island and Merthyr Tydfil

### Rhondda Line

* 2tph between Cardiff Central and Treherbert

### Butetown Branch Line

* 5tph between Cardiff Queen Street and Cardiff Bay (Shuttle service)

## Fleet

### Current fleet

* 4 Class 67 locomotives
* 15 Class 142 DMUs
* 15 Class 143 DMUs
* 36 Class 150/2 DMUs
* 22 Class 153 *Super Sprinter* DMUs
* 25 Class 158/0 *Express Sprinter* DMUs
* 12 Class 170/2 *Turbostar* DMUs
* 27 Class 175/0 & 175/1 *Coradia* DMUs
Newton St Cyres railway station

The station in 2008

**Newton St Cyres railway station** serves the village of Newton St Cyres in Devon, England. It is situated on the Tarka Line between Exeter St Davids and Barnstaple. Great Western Railway manage the station and provide all trains serving it. Trains only stop at the station on request.

## Services

On Mondays to Saturdays, seven trains southbound and three northbound stop in each direction on the Barnstaple to Exmouth service. There are four trains in each direction on Sundays and one train per day in each direction between Okehampton and St James Park on summer Sundays only. Passengers are usually only allowed to alight or board the train under escort by the conductor via the crewman's door due to the significant height difference between the train's deck and the station platform.

The station is a request stop, meaning that passengers alighting here must tell the conductor that they wish to do so, and those waiting to join must signal clearly to the driver as the train approaches

Trains connect with main line services at Exeter St Davids.
Uekiya Moderu

## Uekiya "Seiko" Moderu

* Render (Fashion Model)
* Render (Despair)
* 8-Bit Sprite

## Talent

### English

* Super High School Level Fashion Model (former)
* Super High School Level Despair (current)

## Status

### Fates

* Deactivated by Sieko Moderu
* Revealed as Mastermind of Killing Game
* Crushed to death during destruction of Kiken'na Academy

**Uekiya "Seiko" Moderu** was a student in Danganronpa 1: The Butterfly Effect
Whitchurch railway station (Shropshire)

**Whitchurch railway station** serves the market town of Whitchurch in Shropshire, England. It is situated 18¾ miles (30 km) north of Shrewsbury on the Welsh Marches line to Crewe. The station is managed by Transport for Wales who also operate all trains that serve it.

## Services

Monday to Saturdays, the station is served both by the local stopping service between Shrewsbury and Crewe (every two hours each way) and certain longer distance trains between Manchester Piccadilly and Cardiff Central. Except on Saturdays, two of the local stopping trains to Shrewsbury continue southwards to Swansea via the Heart of Wales Line. On Sundays, the service is somewhat infrequent and irregular (6 trains each way) but runs through to Manchester & Cardiff.
Church Stretton railway station

A service to Manchester sits at Church Stretton in 2008

**Church Stretton railway station** opened in 1852 and serves the town of Church Stretton in Shropshire, England. It is situated 12 3⁄4 miles (20.5 km) south of Shrewsbury on the Welsh Marches line to Newport. The station is managed by Transport for Wales who also operate all trains that serve it.

## Services

On weekdays, northbound trains run to Shrewsbury, and most continue to ultimate destinations such as Manchester Piccadilly and Holyhead. Southbound trains mostly run to Cardiff Central or beyond via the Welsh Marches line, but four run to Swansea via the Heart of Wales Line.
Cosford railway station

An Arriva Trains Wales Sunday service picks up passengers at Cosford

**Cosford railway station** serves the village of Cosford in Eastern Shropshire, England. It is an unstaffed two-platformed station located on the Wolverhampton–Shrewsbury line. Passengers can alight here for the nearby Cosford Air Museum and RAF Cosford. The station, and the majority of trains serving it, is managed by West Midlands Trains.

## Services

Cosford station is currently served by a basic hourly off-peak service in each direction (Monday to Sunday), westbound to Shrewsbury and eastbound to Wolverhampton and Birmingham New Street, operated by West Midlands Trains. Additional trains call at peak periods. Transport for Wales also provide a limited service on a Sunday between Birmingham International and Chester.
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## Twists & Changes

* **Battle Of The Block:** Two HOHs were crowned; each Head of Household nominated two HouseGuests for eviction. The nominated HouseGuests battled for safety in the Battle Of The Block competition where the winning pair was safe and the Head of Household who nominated them was dethroned.
* **Two People Play As One Houseguest:**  best-friends Brycve & TheClickerr (Bryce & Manny) entered the house as one houseguest. Bryce & Manny would be nominated together, participate in competitions together, and be evicted together.

## Houseguests

 **Winner5 Votes**

 **Runner-Up1 Votes**

 **Third Place 0 Votes**

 **Jury: *Chicaqo***

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Evicted4-3**

 **Evicted8-0**

 **Evicted6-3**

 **Evicted7-3**

 **Evicted6-5**

## Competition History

* Version 1
* Version 2

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee5 Votes**

 **Post-POV NomineeEvicted6 Votes**

 **Dethroned HOH**

 **BOTB Winner**

 **BOTB Winner**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-POV NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

 **Dethroned HOHPOV**

 **BOTB Winner**

 **BOTB Winner**

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-POV Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

 **Dethroned HOH**

 **BOTB Winner**

 **BOTB Winner**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-veto Nominee**

 **Post-POV Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

 **Dethroned HOH**

 **BOTB Winner**

 **BOTB Winner**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

 **Dethroned HOH**

 **BOTB Winner**

 **BOTB Winner**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 7

#### Round One

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

#### Round Two

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

#### Round Three

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-veto Nominee**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **Taken**

 **HTR Winner**

 **Evicted Via HTR**

### Finale

 **Winner5 Votes**

 **Runner-Up1 Vote**

 **Third Place 0 Votes**

#### The Jury

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Jury: *Bryce & Manny***

 **Jury: *Jury***
Ludlow railway station

The station in March 2019

**Ludlow railway station** opened in 1852 and serves the town of Ludlow in Southern Shropshire, England. It is the final southbound stop in Shropshire along the Welsh Marches line to Newport, 27 miles (42 chains) south of Shrewsbury. The station is managed by Transport for Wales who also operate all trains that serve it.

## Services

The station is served by one to two trains per hour in each direction Mondays to Saturdays, and around fifteen trains each way on Sundays. There are direct trains to Crewe, Manchester Piccadilly, Shrewsbury, Hereford, Cardiff Central, Milford Haven, Chester and Holyhead. The only passenger services running on the line that do not call at Ludlow are the two North-South Wales express services that run Monday to Friday in each direction.
Cardiff Central railway station

Platforms 2 to 8 at Cardiff Central

**Cardiff Central railway station** (Welsh: *Caerdydd Canolog*) opened in 1850 and is the principal station that serves the city centre of Cardiff, Wales. Situated on the South Wales Main Line, it is also a major hub for services on the Valleys & Cardiff Local Routes to destinations such as Merthyr Tydfil, Barry Island, Treherbert and Rhymney. It is a Grade II listed building and is managed by Transport for Wales, however, is also served by Great Western Railway and CrossCountry trains.

## Services

A summary of the standard off-peak service at Cardiff Central is as follows:

### Transport for Wales

* Frequent local commuter services on the local urban rail network known as the Valleys & Cardiff Local Routes.
* 1-2tph predominantly within South Wales and West Wales to destinations including Swansea, Ebbw Vale Town, Carmarthen, Milford Haven, Pembroke Dock, Maesteg and Cheltenham Spa via Chepstow.
* 1tph to Manchester Piccadilly via Hereford and Shrewsbury.
* 2tph to Holyhead via Chester.
* 1 premium daily return service to Holyhead known as the *Premier Service*.
* Infrequent boat trains to and from Fishguard Harbour, connecting with the Stena Line ferry to Rosslare Harbour in Ireland.

### Great Western Railway

* 2tph to London Paddington via Newport, Bristol Parkway, Swindon and Reading, one of these hourly services terminates at Cardiff and the other continues to Swansea.
* 1tph to Portsmouth Harbour and an hourly service to Taunton, both running via Bristol Temple Meads, with a small number carrying on to Penzance.

### CrossCountry

* 1tph to Nottingham via Birmingham New Street.
Leominster railway station

Leominster station looking north towards Ludlow

**Leominster railway station** (pronounced *Lem-ster*) serves the town of Leominster in Herefordshire, England. It is situated 11 1⁄4 miles (18.1 km) north of Hereford along the Welsh Marches line. The station is managed by Transport for Wales who also operate all trains that serve it. Its station code is LEO.

## Services

Leominster now sees a fairly regular service. The Monday-Saturday off-peak service is:

* 1 train per hour (tph) to Manchester Piccadilly via Shrewsbury and Stockport.
* 1 tph to Carmarthen via Hereford, Cardiff Central, Swansea and Llanelli.
	+ This journey is extended to Milford Haven every two hours, calling at Whitland, Clunderwen (request stop), Clarbeston Road (request stop), Haverfordwest and Johnston (request stop).

On Sundays there is also an hourly service each way, though trains do not start running until mid-morning. This include a departure northbound to Chester and Holyhead in the late afternoon.
Wellington railway station

The station looking eastbound

**Wellington railway station** serves the market town of Wellington in the borough of Telford and Wrekin in Shropshire, England. It is situated between Shrewsbury and Oakengates on the Wolverhampton–Shrewsbury line. The station is managed by West Midlands Trains, however Avanti West Coast and Transport for Wales trains also call there.

Opened in 1849, the station originally (during the station's peak) had 5 platforms but now has only 3; 1 bay platform and 2 through platforms.

## Services

As of the May 2019 timetable, Wellington is currently served by at least three trains an hour during the daytime, each way between Birmingham New Street and Shrewsbury, two operated by West Midlands Railway and the other by Transport for Wales. Transport for Wales' service operates to/from Birmingham International and runs limited stop, whilst the two West Midlands railway services serves stations (the service introduced in May 2019 only stops at select stations) to Wolverhampton. Transport for Wales trains continue beyond Shrewsbury alternately either to Aberystwyth and Pwllheli (combined portion service) or to Holyhead via Chester and Llandudno Junction. There is also two services to Llandudno (one on weekends) and one to Manchester Piccadilly on weekday evenings. On Sundays, services are provided by Transport for Wales and Avanti West Coast and as of May 2019 WMT has introduced a second hourly Sunday service.

The through trains to Walsall were withdrawn in December 2008. These recommenced in May 2019, following an introduction of two early morning services a week starting at Walsall and continuing to Shrewsbury via Wellington. They were operated as extensions of the Shrewsbury to Birmingham route. This replaced the former Liverpool Lime Street service. However in December 2019, following problems with services and disruptions. The Walsall service was once again withdrawn. Replaced by a through Rugeley Trent Valley to Wolverhampton service.

Avanti West Coast run two daily services to and from London Euston via the West Coast Main Line using Class 221 *Super Voyager* units. These began at the December 2014 timetable change with Virgin Trains.
Telford Central railway station

The station viewed from the former footbridge

**Telford Central railway station** serves the centre and commercial district of the new town of Telford in Shropshire, England. It is situated 15 1⁄2 miles (24.9 km) north west of Wolverhampton on the Wolverhampton–Shrewsbury line. The station is operated by West Midlands Trains.

The town of Telford was designated in the 1960s and until the 1980s was only served by two stations, Wellington, which was at one stage renamed **Wellington-Telford West** to indicate that it was located in the new town, and Oakengates. Telford Central opened on 12 May 1986 to serve the town centre.

## Services

As of summer 2019, the station's Monday-Saturday off-peak service comprises three trains per hour in each direction. One, operated by Transport for Wales, runs between Birmingham International and Shrewsbury, with alternate trains continuing to Aberystwyth & Pwllheli or Holyhead via Chester. The other trains are West Midlands Trains services between Shrewsbury and Birmingham New Street, with one calling at all stations between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton and the other a limited stop semi-fast express. Sunday services consist of an hourly fast service (Chester or Aberystwyth to Birmingham International) operated by Transport for Wales and an hourly stopping service (Shrewsbury to Birmingham), operated by West Midlands Trains. There is also a one-a-day service to Euston and Shrewsbury, operated by Avanti West Coast.
Roman Bridge railway station

The station's platform in 2019

**Roman Bridge railway station** (Welsh: *Pont Rufeinig*) is located in the Lledr Valley in North Wales. It is an unstaffed, single-platform halt situated on the Conwy Valley line between Llandudno and Blaenau Ffestiniog. The station is managed by Transport for Wales who also operate all trains serving it. It is a request stop.

## Services

The station is served by five trains southbound to Blaenau Ffestiniog and six trains northbound to Llandudno Mondays to Saturdays (approximately every three hours), with three trains each way on Sundays between May and early September. Trains only stop here on request, meaning passengers who wish to alight at the station must inform the conductor on the train and any passengers willing to board from the station must clearly signal to the driver of the oncoming train to stop.
Cardiff Queen Street railway station

Cardiff Queen Street seen from the north

**Cardiff Queen Street railway station** (Welsh: *Caerdydd Heol y Frenhines*) is one of two stations serving the city centre of Cardiff, Wales. It is a major hub on the Valleys & Cardiff Local Routes with services along the Rhondda line, Merthyr line, Coryton line, Butetown branch line and Rhymney line. The station consists of 5 platforms and is managed by Transport for Wales who also operate all trains that call there.

## Services

### Northbound (towards Coryton and the Valleys)

* 6tph to Pontypridd via Cathays and Radyr, of which
	+ 2tph continue to Aberdare
	+ 2tph continue to Merthyr Tydfil
	+ 2tph continue to Treherbert
* 4tph to Ystrad Mynach, of which
	+ 4tph continue to Bargoed
	+ 1tph continues to Rhymney
	+ 2tph to Coryton

### Southbound (towards Cardiff Central, Cardiff Bay, The Vale and to Radyr via the City Line)

* 12tph to Cardiff Central, of which
	+ 8tph continue to Grangetown via the Vale of Glamorgan Line of which
		- 4tph continue to Penarth
		- 4tph continue to Barry, of which
			* 3tph continue to Barry Island
			* 1tph continues to Bridgend via Rhoose Cardiff International Airport
		- 2 tph to Radyr via the Cardiff City Line
		- 2 tph terminate
* 5 tph to Cardiff Bay via the Butetown branch line
Warrington Bank Quay railway station

**Warrington Bank Quay railway station** is one of two stations serving the town centre of the large town of Warrington in Cheshire, England. The station is situated on the West Coast Main Line and provides inter-city services to stations such as Birmingham New Street, London Euston, Preston, Glasgow Central and Edinburgh Waverley, whereas the town centre's other station (Warrington Central) provides more local trains. Opened in 1868, the station is currently managed by Avanti West Coast and consists of 4 platforms.

## Services

Warrington Bank Quay is served by Avanti West Coast, Northern Trains and Transport for Wales services. Its current service pattern is as follows:

* 1tph to London Euston direct, operated by Avanti West Coast.
* 1tph to London Euston that takes a more indirect route via Birmingham New Street, also operated by Avanti West Coast.
* 1tph to Glasgow Central, operated by Avanti West Coast.
* 1tp2h to Edinburgh Waverley, operated by Avanti West Coast.
* 1tph to Manchester Airport via Manchester Piccadilly, operated by Transport for Wales.
* 1tph to Llandudno, operated by Transport for Wales.
* 1tph to Liverpool Lime Street operated by Northern Trains.
* 1tph to Leeds via Manchester Victoria operated by Northern Trains.
* 1tph to Chester (express - Northern Trains).
* 1tph operated by Northern Trains terminates here from Liverpool Lime Street.
* There is also a limited service to Ellesmere Port, operated by Northern Trains.
Wrexham Central railway station

Wrexham Central station

**Wrexham Central railway station** (Welsh: *Wrecsam Canolog*) is one of two stations serving the centre of the town of Wrexham in the Wrexham County Borough, North Wales. It is the southern terminus of the Borderlands line that runs northbound to Bidston in Merseyside, England via Wrexham General. The station is managed by Transport for Wales who also operate all trains that run from there. It opened in 1887 and was resited to its current site in 1998.

## Services

The station has an hourly service to Shotton and Bidston on Monday to Saturday daytimes, dropping to two-hourly in the evenings and on Sundays and bank holidays. Alighting at Bidston allows for connections to the Merseyrail Wirral line, with westbound services to West Kirby and eastbound services to Liverpool via Birkenhead, both quarter-hourly during the day and half-hourly during the evenings and early mornings.
Her İhanet Sevgiyle Başlar

**Her İhanet Sevgiyle Başlar**, Ezel'in 1. bölümüdür. 28 Eylül 2009'da Show TV ekranlarında yayınlandı.

## Özet

Önce Ömer vardı. Ailesiyle birlikte küçük, basit bir hayatı olan. Ömer bir kız sevdi. Askerden gelecek, onunla evlenecekti. Her şey yerli yerinde, her şey olması gerektiği gibiydi. Ama Ömer birden cinayetten hapiste buldu kendini. Sevdiği kız Eyşan, en iyi arkadaşı Cengiz ve abisi bildiği Ali ona korkunç bir oyun mu oynamışlardı? Yoksa sırrını bilmediği başka şeyler mi vardı? Bildiği hayat, güvendiği insanlar bir anda yok oldu. Yerine, tek bir soru, onca yıl boyunca kızgın bir damga gibi beynini dağladı durdu. Niye?.. Şimdi yıllar sonra. Başka bir yüzle, başka bir isimle ama aynı yakıcı soruyla, Ezel karşılarında. Ömer, onu gönderdikleri hapishanede öldü. Yerine Ezel doğdu. Ezel, ondan her şeyini alan bu üç kişiden her şeylerini alacak. Ama önce, içindeki bitmek tükenmek bilmeyen, uslanmayan, ölmeyen aşkı öldürmesi gerek… En yakın arkadaşlarının, en azılı düşmanlarının kim olduğunu öğrenmesi için, önce kendisinin kim olduğunu bulması gerek.

## Görülen Karakterler

* Ezel Bayraktar
* Eyşan Atay
* Cengiz Atay
* Ali Kırgız
* Tevfik Zaim
* Mert Uçar
* Eşref Mümtaz Uçar
* Meliha Uçar
* Şebnem Sertuna
* Kamil Çalıca
* Serdar Tezcan
Llandudno railway station

Unit 175112 sits at Llandudno in 2009

**Llandudno railway station** opened in October 1858 and serves the coastal resort of Llandudno in Conwy County Borough, North Wales. It is the northern terminus of a branch line from Llandudno Junction on the North Wales Coast Line between Crewe and Holyhead, as well as the northern terminus of the Conwy Valley line from Blaenau Ffestiniog. The station is managed by Transport for Wales who also operate all trains serving it.

## Services

All trains serving the station are operated by Transport for Wales. The current Monday-Saturday service pattern is as follows:

* 1tph to Manchester Piccadilly via Chester and Warrington Bank Quay. (Two trains a day run to Crewe instead and certain trains extend through to Manchester Airport)
* 1tph shuttle service to and from Llandudno Junction. (This service connects with services to Holyhead, Birmingham New Street, London Euston and South Wales)
* 4tpd along the Conwy Valley line to Blaenau Ffestiniog.

On Sundays, Transport for Wales operate a (roughly) half-hourly shuttle service to Llandudno Junction until mid-evening (plus a single later trip) - this formerly operated only in the summer months (May to September) prior to the winter 2019 timetable change, but now runs throughout the year. In addition, three trains a day run down the Conwy Valley line to Blaenau Ffestiniog.

Virgin Trains used to run a direct afternoon service to London Euston, but this service was discontinued at the December 2008 timetable change and instead now terminates at Chester. However, from December 2022 Avanti West Coast will reintroduce this service in the summer months only.
Oakengates railway station

The station in 2006

**Oakengates railway station** serves the town of Oakengates, part of the new town of Telford, in Shropshire, England. Opened in 1849, it is located between Wellington and Telford Central on the Wolverhampton–Shrewsbury line. The Oakengates Tunnel is to the east of the station, towards Telford. The station, and most trains serving it, is managed by West Midlands Trains, however Transport for Wales also provide a late evening service on weekdays and a limited service on Sundays.

## Services

There is a basic hourly off-peak service in each direction (Monday-Sunday), westbound to Shrewsbury and eastbound to Wolverhampton and Birmingham New Street operated by West Midlands Railway. Additional trains call at peak periods. Transport for Wales provide late evening services between Birmingham New Street and Chester Monday to Saturday, as well as a limited day service on Sundays.
Colwall railway station

**Colwall railway station** opened in 1861 and serves the village of Codsall in Herefordshire, England, near to the border with Worcestershire. It is situated on the Cotswold Line between Oxford and Hereford. The station is managed by West Midlands Trains, who also operate the majority of the services that call there but is also served by Great Western Railway trains to London Paddington.

## Services

The station is served by an hourly West Midlands Trains service between Hereford and Birmingham New Street via Worcester Foregate Street and Bromsgrove, whilst Great Western Railway run a limited service between Hereford and London Paddington via Oxford.

As this station has a short platform, passengers can only alight at Colwall from the front 4 carriages of the train.
CBS All Access: Season 1

**CBS All Access: Season 1** is the first season of CBS All Access.

## Twists

* TBA
* TBA
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* TBA
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## HouseGuests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Taylor***

 **Jury: *Taylor***

 **Jury: *Alexis***

 **Jury: *Taylor***

 **Jury: *Taylor***

 **Jury: *Alexis***

 **Jury: *Alexis***

 **Jury: *Alexis***

 **Jury: *Taylor***

 ***Evicted***

 ***Evicted***

 ***Evicted***

 ***Evicted***

 ***Evicted***

## Competition History

* Version 1
* Version 2

### Week 1

#### Round 1 (Hit the Road)

 **Camp Director**

 **BanishedHTR Winner - 1st**

 **BanishedHTR Winner - 2nd**

 **BanishedHTR Winner - 3rd**

 **BanishedEvicted Via HTR**

#### Round Two

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee5 Votes**

 **Evicted7 VotesCamp Comeback**

 **Re-EnteredCamp Comeback**

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee5 Votes**

 **Evicted6 VotesCamp Comeback**

### Week 3

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted7 VotesCamp Comeback**

### Week 4

 **Camp Comeback WinnerRe-Entered**

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted9 Votes**

 **Lost Comeback Comp**

 **Lost Comeback Comp**

 **Lost Comeback Comp**

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted8 Votes**

### Week 6

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Vote**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

### Week 7

 **Field Trip Immunity**

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Field Trip's Nominee0 Votes**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-VetoEvicted4 Votes**

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **POVPre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

### Week 9

 **HOHPOV**

 **America's Prankster**

 **Pre-Prankster's Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Prankster's NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

### Week 10

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POVPre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted2 Votes**

### Week 11

 **HOH**

 **POVPre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

### Week 12

 **HOH**

 **POVPre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

### Week 13

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerEvicted1 Vote**

### Finale

 **Winner5 Votes**

 **Runner-Up4 Votes**

#### Jury

 **Taylor**

 **Taylor**

 **Alexis**

 **Alexis**

 **Alexis**

 **Taylor**

 **Alexis**

 **Taylor**

 **Taylor**
Alex Cooper

**Alex Cooper** was a houseguest in CBS All Access: Season 1.

## Biography

*Retrieved pre-season.*

**What are three fun facts about yourself?**

I can play 4 Instruments (Bari Sax, Trumpet, Tuba & Trombone), I am a cat person, I am married to my husband for 7 years now.

**What type of people will annoy you in the house?**

People that annoy me are people who take everything so Seriously like have some fun in your life.

**What are your biggest fears going into the house?**

Being first boot.

**Would you rather be hated by America and win the game or be a fan favorite and lose the game?**

win and be hated.

## Player History - *CBS All Access 1*

### Voting History

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Catford Bridge railway station

The station in 2008

**Catford Bridge railway station** is one of two stations serving the district of Catford in the London Borough of Lewisham, England. It is situated on the Mid-Kent line between Lewisham and Hayes. The station was opened on 1 January 1857. It is in Travelcard Zone 3, 7 miles (12.1 km) from Charing Cross. The station is managed by Southeastern who also operate all trains that stop there.

## Services

The typical off-peak train service per hour is:

* 2 northbound, calling at all stations to Cannon Street
* 2 northbound, calling at Ladywell then fast to London Bridge, Waterloo East and Charing Cross
* 4 southbound, calling at all stations to Hayes
Aşk Ölümden Güçlüdür

**Aşk Ölümden Güçlüdür**, Ezel'in 3. bölümüdür. 12 Ekim 2009'da Show TV ekranlarında yayınlandı.

## Özet

Vakit geldi.Ömer'in Ezel'e dönüşümü tamamlanıyor.Ezel'in planı işliyor, hem de büyüyerek.Bahar yurt dışından döner ve farkında bile olmadan, Ezel'in oyununa dahil olur. Bahar'ın düzenlediği etkinlik, herkesi bir araya getirir.Ezel, küçük ayarlamalar sayesinde Eyşan, Cengiz ve Ali'yle teker teker yalnız kalmanın yollarını bulur. Geçmişin izlerini taşıyan bu küçük karşılaşmalar, bazı pişmanlıkları su yüzüne çıkarırken, gergin ve tehlikeli anlar yaşanmasına da sebep olur.

## Görülen Karakterler

* Ezel Bayraktar
* Eyşan Atay
* Cengiz Atay
* Ali Kırgız
* Ramiz Karaeski
* Bahar Tezcan
* Can Atay
* Tevfik Zaim
* Mert Uçar
* Eşref Mümtaz Uçar
* Meliha Uçar
* Şebnem Sertuna
* Kamil Çalıca
* Serdar Tezcan
* Nükhet Özbağ