Ashes to Ashes

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TheFaQQer replied

26 February 2008, 12:43
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

I enjoy the escapism of it all. It's supposed to be more light-hearted that Life on Mars as she actually knows it's all in her head.

Plus, she would get it.

Twice.

Has to be said, I'd stamp her @rse
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Chantho replied

26 February 2008, 09:02
Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

I knew it was going down hill when Gene's brother Mike apeared in the first episode

In a later episode Gene is transported to his future and meets his little nephew IMac
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BoredBloke replied

26 February 2008, 08:51
Had Life on mars been a US show it would have been planned to run for 6 episodes and then extended so that it ran for years. Prison break is a good example of this. The current run could have been done in 3 shows instead of the 12 or so it has taken.
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Bod replied

25 February 2008, 17:22
Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

Judging by the way it's going something by Tin Machine
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Bagpuss replied

25 February 2008, 17:19
Originally posted by Bod View Post

Ashes to Ashes...
Life on Mars...

What's next? Diamond Dogs?

Judging by the way it's going something by Tin Machine
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Bod replied

25 February 2008, 16:58
Ashes to Ashes...
Life on Mars...

What's next? Diamond Dogs?
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Bagpuss replied

25 February 2008, 16:10
I knew it was going down hill when Gene's brother Mike apeared in the first episode
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Dark Black replied

25 February 2008, 16:07
I agree... it's a shame as it had promise. I will watch it out though.

Life on Mars was brilliant - breath of fresh air.
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bogeyman replied

22 February 2008, 14:20
Originally posted by moorfield View Post

I've seen 3 episodes now. Aside from the mildly amusing Audi Quattro gag I think its turning out disappointingly tulipe. Don't think I'll be watching any more, some one tell me what happens at the end (although it's all too predictable).

A classic case of 'Jumping the Shark' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_the_Shark)

Take a successful TV-program/movie then repeat/exaggerate it - it never works.
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Moscow Mule replied

22 February 2008, 14:19
I enjoy the escapism of it all. It's supposed to be more light-hearted that Life on Mars as she actually knows it's all in her head.

Plus, she would get it.

Twice.
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ratewhore replied

22 February 2008, 14:17
i concur
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moorfield started a topic Ashes to Ashes

22 February 2008, 13:59
Ashes to Ashes

I've seen 3 episodes now. Aside from the mildly amusing Audi Quattro gag I think its turning out disappointingly tulipe. Don't think I'll be watching any more, some one tell me what happens at the end (although it's all too predictable).
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