Posted April 10, 200718 yr This warrants its own thread. What a thoroughly totally AWESOME series this has been. I thought it was a good finale episode. I'm really looking forward to the spin-off with Gene Hunt set in the 80s.
April 10, 200718 yr I'm really looking forward to the spin-off with Gene Hunt set in the 80s. Let me guess, I suppose it will be called Ashes To Ashes, Scary Monsters or Lets Dance? :lol:
April 10, 200718 yr Let me guess, I suppose it will be called Ashes To Ashes, Scary Monsters or Lets Dance? :lol: :lol:
April 10, 200718 yr This warrants its own thread. What a thoroughly totally AWESOME series this has been. I thought it was a good finale episode. I'm really looking forward to the spin-off with Gene Hunt set in the 80s. In total and utter agreement. It was so freakin' awesome! Sorry to use such an American term but sometimes the Yanks have a brilliant way of putting things. The best TV of the last 25 years. So glad they've ended it on a high and not dragged it out. Cannot wait for absolutely anything that Phil Glenister is in next. Kathy
April 10, 200718 yr I loved it, im not a even a fan but it was a great episode. He made the right decision.
April 10, 200718 yr I didnt watch it, but my mum didn't understand how it ended, could someone explain for me please :D
April 11, 200718 yr Let me guess, I suppose it will be called Ashes To Ashes, Scary Monsters or Lets Dance? :lol: It will actually be called Ashes To Ashes! :lol: What happened in the last episode? I missed it. :(
April 11, 200718 yr Yes, it was an amazing episode, and a brilliant ending. Fairly unexpected though :P
April 11, 200718 yr I didnt watch it, but my mum didn't understand how it ended, could someone explain for me please :D Im probably wrong but I thought when he got taken back to the 00s he was actually not alive so he jumped off the building to kill himself (return to the coma?) and save his workmates in the 70s?
April 11, 200718 yr I'll have to catch the repeat on BBC Four whenever it's on. I've only seen one episode but this one sounds interesting. :D
April 11, 200718 yr Im probably wrong but I thought when he got taken back to the 00s he was actually not alive so he jumped off the building to kill himself (return to the coma?) and save his workmates in the 70s? I think he was alive in the 00s, but the 70s is a comatose/dead state, where he is happy. I think :unsure:
April 11, 200718 yr But then why couldnt he feel pain when he cut himself in the 00s? Erm, good point! :lol:
April 11, 200718 yr Bafta nominations for hit BBC show The smash-hit series Life On Mars has been nominated for two TV Baftas. John Simm is up for best actor for his role as time-travelling cop Sam Tyler - but there is no nomination for his co-star, Philip Glenister (Gene Hunt). The BBC1 series, which came to a conclusion on Tuesday night, is also up for best drama series. Longford, the Channel 4 drama about the prison reformer's battle to release Myra Hindley from jail, is up for four awards, grabbing the largest number of nominations this year. Jim Broadbent and Andy Serkis have both been shortlisted for best actor for their portrayals of Lord Longford and Moors Murderer Ian Brady respectively. Samantha Morton is up for best actress for her role as Myra Hindley and Longford is also up for best single drama in the TV equivalent of the Oscars. Life On Mars is also up for the Pioneer Audience Award, which recognises the best programme of 2006 and is the only prize of the night voted for by the public. Meanwhile, the BBC has announced an Eighties sequel to the drama.
April 11, 200718 yr 7.7 million see end of Life on Mars Nearly eight million viewers tuned into the finale of Life On Mars on Tuesday night. A 28% share of the TV audience sat down to discover whether DI Sam Tyler was in a coma, mad or had really travelled back in time. The last episode, screened on BBC1 between 9pm and 10pm, was watched by an average of seven million people and a peak of 7.7 million. On average, it pulled in one million more viewers than previous episodes of the second series, which have averaged around six million. Coverage of the Champions League 7-1 defeat of Roma by Manchester United on ITV1 was watched by an average of 6.3 million viewers. The match audience peaked at 7.7 million between 8.30pm and 8.35pm, before Life On Mars was aired on BBC1. Between 9pm and 9.45pm, Champions League Live attracted 6.9 million viewers compared with 6.8 million for Life On Mars. But Life On Mars reached a peak of 7.7 million in its final 15 minutes, when ITV1 slid to 5.1 million with post-match analysis.
April 11, 200718 yr It was brilliant! The best thing was, it didn't drag on (like some shows - Lost, anyone? -_- )
April 11, 200718 yr It was brilliant! The best thing was, it didn't drag on (like some shows - Lost, anyone? -_- ) That's American shows for ya though. :( 24 episode series is far too many, that's what is offputting about Supernatural. :(
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