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[abigailbrady]

Life on Mars was particularly woot tonight, I was wondering when they were going to get around to that (the B-plot).

I appear to be going to the batfink after next.

Watching them build the Performing Arts Centre (which is happening at the end of Southampton Street) is interesting. Every day I walk past and they've done a little bit more.

Stuff.

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yes it was rather good

[ex-froodtheh193.livejournal.com]

wasn't it?

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[pyoor_excuse]

damn, now I have to be the second person to say "wasn't it".

Bloody fantastic series. Love it, just love it.

Re: yes it was rather good

[abigailb.livejournal.com]

I hope there'll be a second series. Maybe he can come out of the coma and then get hit by another car?

Re: yes it was rather good

[pyoor_excuse]

Isn't it terrible, you sort of want him to come out of the Coma, but at the same time - as soon as that happens it's kind of the end. But if he never comes out of the coma it's just a (really good) 70's cop-series with nightmares :-/

Re: yes it was rather good

[ex-froodtheh193.livejournal.com]

I'm personally hoping he'll spend the next 5 years in a persistent vegetative state

Re: yes it was rather good

[annomalley.livejournal.com]

Maybe he can come out of his coma but still be in the 70s - he is after all into multi-tasking ;)

Re: yes it was rather good

[abigailb.livejournal.com]

And what if he really was from Hyde and was just imagining the 2000s?

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[annomalley.livejournal.com]

ooooOOOoooooo I never thought of that - a man ahead of his time.... A very good question what put to John Simm in an interview, which is how come he got to keep the naughties hairstyle...

Re: yes it was rather good

[abigailb.livejournal.com]

The last 15 minutes or so was the best. Especially the fridge. :)

So, do you think he's really in a coma? It seems a bit obvious.