What does SNIOKAH mean?
Spoilers for anyone who hasn't watched Bodyguard TV Series yet.
In the last episode, David Budd is seen going on a trip with family and the license plate of his car reads SNIO KAH.
Does this hold any special meaning? The camera lasted a while on the shot, so I am guessing it does.
I googled the phrase but I only got Twitter hashtag #sniokah. Someone tweeted that this was a great way to end the series, so it should mean something. I am not from UK, perhaps it means something there. Does anyone know what it means?
Best Answer
It's simply a pool car owned by or leased to the production company.
I guess there are times when a vanity plate (or something with some meaning) might be used, but I don't think this is the case here.
It's just a car, and the registration number isn't significant at all in the plot. The series doesn't use symbology like this - everything in the series is driven by the plot.
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Answer 2
It's not a particular word, but an actual license plate number.
This may seem like SNIO KAH, but actually it's SN 10 KAH, where SN represents Edinburgh area (S for Scotland and N for Ediburgh as mentioned here). The way it was written may have confused you. Like I saw a license plate with 8055 written like BOSS in Aarya 2.
You can find more details about this car here.
From above page,
Official local mnemonic: Scotland
Postal area: Edinburgh
Issued: between march 2010 and august 2010
Blue Nissan Qashqai, manufactured in 2010, first registered on 1 August 2010. Cylinder capacity: 1598cc, CO2 emissions: 155 g/km.
Answer 3
The UK has no vanity plates- it looks like a perfectly valid plate for a car registered in 2010 between March and September 2010 - according to the Wikipedia article on it.
Chances are it was just a random car, possibly belonging to someone on the production company, or a rental that fit their needs.
I would guess it's a great end not cause of the license plate number but the ending itself.
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