Toward the end on 2006 I found a Britcom
by the name of "Life on Mars" Series 1.
Does anyone have any info on if they will
produce a series 2??? and possibly when it will start
up again? Great show ! Please reply will any info.

Thanks,
CaptSpiffy;) :wave:

The second season is showing now in the UK, which will be the last series.

It should be showing on BBC America in the summer as it did last year where it got critical acclaim.

Don't know how advanced the U.S. version is either but there'll be a U.S. version.

The UK-DVD of season 2 will be released on April 16th.

i LOVED watching the first series on BBC America, and can't wait for series 2 :)

Life on Mars is a fantastic programme but it's a drama with little bits of comedy thrown in for good measure.

Life On Mars is the best show to hit our screens in many many years.It has something to attract everyone to it such as:-

An element of sci-fi.

Mystery.

Non-pc humour.

Nostalgia.

Fantastic soundtrack.

Superb characters.

Many twists to the plot.

My tip is for you to watch this as soon as possible as you will not be disappointed.Coming up next year in the UK will be a spin-off series to be called Ashes To Ashes.

Life On Mars is the best show to hit our screens in many many years.It has something to attract everyone to it such as:-

An element of sci-fi.

Mystery.

Non-pc humour.

Nostalgia.

Fantastic soundtrack.

Superb characters.

Many twists to the plot.

My tip is for you to watch this as soon as possible as you will not be disappointed.Coming up next year in the UK will be a spin-off series to be called Ashes To Ashes.
Agreed ! a wonderful show.... BUT, how come there won't be a series 3,4,5 etc??? You'd think they (BBC) would recognize that it is a good one and would want to keep it.

:) :p :talk: :) :p :talk:

Life on Mars sequel jumps to '80s

Actor Philip Glenister (left) will be joined by a new female co-star
A sequel to TV drama Life on Mars is to be made with the action moving to the 1980s, it has been confirmed.
The announcement was made as the second and final series of Life on Mars - in which a modern police officer was trapped in 1973 - came to an end.

The sequel, Ashes to Ashes, will see Philip Glenister return as DCI Gene Hunt - but this time in London in 1981.

He will be joined by a female detective from the 21st Century who is stuck in the past after an accident.

She will replace Life on Mars star John Simm, who was at the centre of the original mystery after apparently being catapulted back in time following a car crash in 2006.

Viewers of Tuesday's finale finally saw the answer to his continual question: "Am I mad, in a coma or back in time?"

'Sexy sidekick'

The new character will be a modern woman who has risen through the ranks of the Metropolitan Police by using psychological profiling to capture suspects, producers said.

But when she and her daughter are kidnapped, she is injured in a rescue attempt - and finds herself in 1981.

Jane Featherstone, executive producer for TV production company Kudos, said the search was on for DCI Hunt's new "sexy sidekick".

"It's a touch of Moonlighting teamed with a measure of Miami Vice," she said.

Filming is due to begin this summer and the show will be broadcast on BBC One next year.

Life On Mars was one of those programs that was just pure quality - it had everything that some of the programs made today just do not have and i wish it had gone on a bit longer and i hope that the proposed spin-off will have be of the same quality and make me feel the same way that LOM did.

If you wish to chat about Life On Mars in great detail and pay homage to this classic TV show and its sequel Ashes To Ashes why not pop along to my new forum dedicated to Life On Mars at:-

http://lifeonmars.createmybb.com/index.php

Life On Mars is great and so is the sequel, Ashes To Ashes

Life On Mars is great and so is the sequel, Ashes To Ashes

I've never seen Life on Mars but Ashes to Ashes sure kicks ass