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  1. Jun 3, 2016 · Life On Mars: revisiting a terrific UK crime drama. Ten years after it aired, we look back at what made the excellent Life On Mars such arresting, special TV: its characters...

  2. Life on Mars follows Sam Tyler (John Simm), a policeman in service with the Greater Manchester Police (GMP). After being hit by a car in 2006, Sam mysteriously awakens in 1973; he finds himself working for the predecessor of the GMP, the Manchester and Salford Police, at the same location as in 2006. Early on in the series, it becomes apparent ...

  3. Feb 28, 2020 · Matthew Graham looks back on Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes with Den of Geek and shares his hopes for a revival.

  4. Life on Mars: Created by Matthew Graham, Tony Jordan, Ashley Pharoah. With John Simm, Philip Glenister, Liz White, Dean Andrews. After a near-fatal car accident, smart, savvy, sharp-suited detective Sam is mysteriously transported back to 1973.

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    • 2006-07-24
    • Crime, Drama, Mystery
    • 52
    • “The Wrong Network at The Wrong Time”
    • “That’s Fucking Insane, That’S Fucking Awesome”
    • Their Original Ending For The Pilot
    • “We Got An Answer We Didn’T Want”
    • “There Has to Be Some Closure”

    Rosenberg:Steve McPherson at ABC was obsessed with [“Life on Mars”]. They had shot a pilot with as good an auspice as you can get in television: David E. Kelley wrote it, Tommy Schlamme directed it, and Jason O’Mara starred in it. We were vaguely aware of the BBC original. McPherson brought us in, he’s like, “You guys want to take this over?” So we...

    Rosenberg:The most mission-critical moment was in the beginning. Because, we’d all heard about “Lost” [but] they had no idea that it was going to become a cultural phenomenon. So, they hadn’t really figured out everything, which, of course, is why some people remain dissatisfied with the finale, because it didn’t answer all the questions. And, we w...

    Rosenberg:Sam is walking through New York, he realizes he’s trapped in time. It’s night time, and he walks out to the Brooklyn Bridge, and he’s standing there and he’s thinking about throwing himself off, because maybe that will wake himself up and he can wake up in his hospital bed — because he thinks he’s in a coma. And, he’s standing there, and ...

    Appelbaum:[ABC] thought it premiered very well. They were happy with it, but they would have been very happy I think, if it were more of a 1970s cop show — if it was “NYPD Blue” set in the ’70s, if the case of the week thing took over a little bit more. They were ultimately supportive of all of it, but that was the only tug and pull. But, as the se...

    Appelbaum:I think if we didn’t have an ending, [“Life on Mars”] would’ve been forgotten. We got more press about the finale than we ever got as the show was running. O’Mara:All of us, including Harvey, thought it was a really creative and fun ending to the series. So we were all on board with that, which might be hard to believe to some fans, becau...

  5. Months after a near-fatal car crash sends him hurtling back to the year 1973, police Detective Sam Tyler begins to give up hope that he'll return to his former life.

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  7. May 2, 2019 · Life on Mars ran for just two seasons but was one of BBC One’s most popular all-time programmes, and went out with one of the great all-time endings. A sequel set in the ’80s, Ashes to Ashes, ran for two more years.

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