I’m Paul Douglas. A Videographer.

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Welcome to TVPaulD.com: the online home of me, Paul “TVPaulD” Douglas, Videographer!

I am currently Technical Specialist for Content Management & Quality Control at the UK’s number one Pay-TV operator, Sky UK. I’m also a Graduate, YouTuber (specialising in Disney, travel, entertainment, technology & vlogging), amateur comedian and aspiring Late Night Talk Show host. I studied BSc Television & Broadcasting at the University of Portsmouth and Graduated in July 2013 with First Class Honours.

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  • Turkish Airlines Economy: Tokyo Narita to London Heathrow via Istanbul
    The Parks for the Thirty-Fourth – Tokyo Drift concludes with my return journey from Tokyo Narita Airport to London Heathrow via Istanbul Airport with Turkish Airlines in Economy onboard a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner and an Airbus A321neo. As well as my onboard experience for both legs and my time in Narita Airport grabbing breakfast, snacks and some last minute gifts there’s also my journey to Narita Airport onboard the Keisei Skyliner direct train service from Keisei-Ueno Station.
  • I spent a day Shopping in Tokyo’s Incredible Secondhand Goods Stores
    For the last full day of The Parks for the Thirty-Fourth – Tokyo Drift, I decided to spend the day perusing a selection of Tokyo’s famous secondhand goods stores like Book Off, Hard Off & Hobby Off, Nakano Broadway or the well known Super Potato store in Akihabara looking for all sorts of Japanese domestic treasures – from old games consoles like GameBoys and Famicoms to vintage electronics like classic and quirky cameras and even collectibles like model cars. I also stopped by a Pokémon Centre, had breakfast at the popular chain Cafe Gusto – featuring the quirky robot waiters, ate a sizzling lunch at the appropriately named Pepper Lunch and capped the trip off with one last Katsu Curry at my beloved CoCo Ichibanya.
  • I got an hour in the VIP Room at LOST Bar in Tokyo
    As The Parks for the Thirty-Fourth – Tokyo Drift draws towards an end, I spend the first of two days enjoying the sights and sounds of Tokyo. First I headed back up the Diamond & Flowers Ferris Wheel for daytime views of Tokyo Disney Resort. Then after grabbing some ramen from Ichiran, I went up Tokyo Skytree for even broader views and to check out the Toy Story collab. Then it was back down to earth to visit Chris “Abroad in Japan” Broad & Sharla “Sharmeleon” Hinskens’s LOST Bar for an hour in the VIP room with a Too Much Volcano cocktail and spend the rest of the day exploring Tokyo’s vibrant shopping from KitKats at Don Quijote to the iconic Tower Records to take a look at some domestic Taylor Swift releases, with a stop along the way for dinner at Kura Sushi.

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