Life on Mars - BBC 70s Action Series

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Anyone been watching 'Life on Mars'? It's a series where a present day policeman is knocked down and placed into a coma. He finds himself back in the 1970s, still as a copper, struggling to awaken from his coma in the real world (he keeps hearing doctors talking about his response levels e.t.c) and trying to work out wtf is going on :).

Quite a good show so far: http://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/lifeonmars/
 

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I've been enjoying it. Forgot it was Monday on Monday, so missed this weeks. I'll catch the repeat later in the week.

Apparently they've already commisoned a second series, so I guess he won't wake up at the end of this one ;)
 

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I'm wondering if he comes out of the coma slowly. He could jump to the 80s as he slowly heads back towards the present day? Then the 90s... Lots of possiblilities :)
 

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I thought it was quite good. I had a 2000E Cortina mk 3 when I was a kid :)
 

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Your a lier. No way you were only a kid in the 70's you old codger.
 

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Lol.

I've been watching it too, very good. Just wish they'd do a proper 70's cop show like that nowadays, that didn't have to be explained off as a coma. None of this Political Correctness bullshit.
 

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Ch3tan said:
Your a lier. No way you were only a kid in the 70's you old codger.

I had the 2000E in the eighties , OBVIOUSLY !!

It nearly bankrupted me from fuel costs as I recall :)
 

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throdgrain said:
I had the 2000E in the eighties , OBVIOUSLY !!

It nearly bankrupted me from fuel costs as I recall :)

You'd have got better fuel consumption if you hadn't shot the tyres out :p
 

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I've been watching it too - very good. Glad to hear about the 2nd series already in the works :)
 

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Threadnomancy, because I've just watched both series in the space of a few days.

Fucking ace. Who can forget quotes like "fast as a spastic in a magnet factory" :D

Best ending of any series, ever.
 

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I loved seeing all the back streets, cobbles, kids in flared jeans - exactly how I remember it :) Fucking around in smelly old lodges, hardly any cars anywhere, it was great.

I want to be in a coma :(
 

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I heard there wasn't to be a second series, but that there was gonna be a spin off with the politically incorrect copper?
 

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Yeah 'Ashes to Ashes' with DCI Hunt and some bird. Can't wait. Loved Life on Mars .
 

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Brilliant series, one of the best for a long time. The Camberwick Green opening to one of the later episodes was simply genius.

This is an interesting read. Looking forward to Ashes to Ashes.

RB
 

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I actually got into this when it ended, made me cry.

New series starts in 240 days, by the way. They're recording soon.
 

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