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The second series returns this month to BBC One, and I personally loved watching it.

It's not ground breaking but the difference between the modern day culture and that of the 70's make for some really amusing moments in the series.

Apparently the second series is where everything definitely finishes, and you will find out exactly what is happening to Sam.

For those of you that haven't seen the first series, the concept is a basic one, where a modern day policeman (Sam) has an accident, and wakes up in the year 1973. Throughout the first series he is trying to work out if he is dead, in a coma, or whether he will ever wake up.

Well worth a watch, and I saw this advertised for the 19th in a magazine, but nothing official from BBC as yet.
You can probably the first series if you are interested, and it makes for some good light hearted entertainment.

yup, I rather enjoyed it, was wondering when season 2 was gonna happen.

I have the first on DVD, never quite got around to watching the last disc, but I did quite enjoy it. There was at least one nice little touch in each episode which served to highlight the differences between then and now - like the ambulance driver.

I did see a trailer for it on't beeb the other day (maybe before Top Gear?) so It can't be far away

Posters all over the place say 14th february, so next wednesday

BBC1 you say? that means i can watch it too!

I watched the first series a few months ago as it was on TV. If it doesn't end up overlapping another show (or five, since there's far too many good things on recently) I'll watch it.

"See if you can 'detect' me some Garibaldies"

I enjoyed the first series, looking forward to thissun.

Advert last night on BBC1 says Tuesday 13th Jan

Isn't this just Goodnight Sweetheart but without Rodney Plonkerfield?

spoodie wrote:Isn't this just Goodnight Sweetheart but without Rodney Plonkerfield?

Yeah, but without the choice/ability to swap, with more brain damage and less shitness.

That'd be a no then.

What?

Goodnight Sweetheart was awesome, it had the bloke that used to be in Bread and everything!

Incidently I've just made my first constructive addition to wiki, adding that Plonker is also a euphemism for penis. Go me!

spoodie wrote:Isn't this just Goodnight Sweetheart but without Rodney Plonkerfield?

The "contemporary character in a historical setting" has been done once or twice I guess - it's interesting in that it's memorable, or at least recognisable to more people than wartime London was.

I totally forgot about this

first 3 eps of season 3 are all over the floor now.

"Don't move, you're surrounded by armed bastards."

Dr. kitteny berk wrote:first 3 eps of season 3 are all over the floor now.

It's season 2

Last nights 2 episodes were ace (If your a BBC4 fan, you'll have seen 2). Enjoying where the series is going

Shhhhh they're still on my Sky+ box waiting to be watched

And what a perfect ending it had, too.
Stupendous.

Life on Mars? in the 80s?!

I shall be watching 8D!

TezzRexx wrote:Life on Mars? in the 80s?!

I shall be watching 8D!

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