Desperate to know my viewpoints on Life on Mars TV show, then proceed further. I know that huge fan following of this cancelled TV show will feel great to hear from another fan of this TV show. In spite of belonging to an entirely different profession, I consider myself a seasoned critic of TV shows. I have been watching TV shows since long and I know after all experience matters. I can explore TV show from different angles and dimensions. This time I am going to talk about Life on Mars from a different angle. I want to share with you what I really learned from this great TV show.

We all know that it was a really entertaining and thought provoking TV show. Nevertheless, have we missed a point in praising Life on Mars. Oh sure we have! Let me tell you that what we have missed. We have missed that Life on Mars presented the contrast between modern police procedures and the traditional methods of policing adopted by the police personnel. I would not like to dig deep into storyline of Life on Mars as most of us remember it by hearts. A policeman meets with an accident and finds himself in much earlier times as compared to time we was in before this accident. He is confused but continues with his duties as a police officer. He still shares a strong connection with contemporary police procedures and is aversive to traditional harsh procedures of policing. He is also taken aback for lack of application of forensic science to seize seasoned criminals. Wow! Now shift focus from this police officer to me. We have really progressed. Crime rates are falling; criminals know that American Lions are consistently on the prowl to prey on them. They can be caught with wittiness and strategy without even firing a bullet. Criminals can be made to confess without any torture. Modern police officer is on verge to becoming God, where no crime gets unattended from his binocular vision. Commendable job, Life on Mars! You will always belong to top most bracket of great TV shows.

Life on Mars or no life on this planet, I do not give a damn. Nevertheless, there was still plenty of life left in “Life on Mars”, television show when it was cancelled. Cancellation of this television series is a grave injustice to huge fan following of this TV show. “Life on Mars” had unlimited supply of oxygen in the form of action, suspense and thrills.  To burn this show into ashes by canceling it is putting an end to a TV series that was shaping up quiet nicely.

The show had a script that was as original as DNA of a new born. Name any other show whose plotline matches with “Life on Mars.” Start comparing the plot of this show with any show on earth. I can vouch that you will not find similar plotline in any other television series.

By ending “Life on Mars” prematurely, the producers messed up with its ending. Here is a brief snapshot of this TV show’s finale. Sam, the principal character in this show wakes up from his coma, only to find the modern world devoid of feelings as compared to his life in 1973. In the finale it was revealed that Sam’s travel into past was a computer simulation that was working in Sam’s mind. What the hell! It is all so absurd and seems total crap. This bizarre ending to this great television series seems like a forced effort to terminate “Life on Mars.”

To have complete episodes of “Life on mars” TV show will always remain a privilege. If we leave aside this ending, the whole television series is like a beautiful monument worth showering endless praises. I was finding it hard to procure “Life on Mars” DVD from the market so I decided to download it from internet. I have finally downloaded it from this website and enjoying this series all over again with my family and friends.

Hey friends! The American version of the hit BBC show, Life on Mars, ended only after Season 1, and as most people would agree with me, it was not the kind of ending we had been expecting. But now that the show is over, the stars of the show have moved on with their careers. Most of them are busy with on or the other new project. But I just thought to take a look at the guiding factors in the lives of these well known stars. And as I looked into the lives of two prominent cast members, I learned that it was the love of their wonderful families, which mattered the most to them.

Actor Jason O’Mara, who played the role of Detective Sam Tyler, in Life on Mars, has realized that family is what life is really about. Jason married, actress Paige Turco, whom he met on the sets of The Agency in 2002, and the couple has a son named David.  Jason feels that his priorities in life have changed and it’s not about him anymore, as now it’s his family that comes first. The actor wants to devote quality time to his family and wants to be around for his wife and son. He feels that parenting is all about being present for your child and listening to him.

And he is not the only one from Life on Mars, who thinks like that. His co-star on the show, actress Gretchen Mol, who played the role of Annie Norris, shares similar kinds of thoughts. Gretchen, who used to start weeping at the thought of getting pregnant, when she was in her 20’s, is learning more about parenting, as she tends to her 14-month old son, Ptolemy. The actress, who is married to director Kip Williams, feels that parenting cannot be learned from books. She admits to relying on instinct and dealing with a situation, as and when it presents itself, in the best possible manner and according to her judgement.

Well, while these actors are busy with their careers and family, we can enjoy their great work on Life on Mars by downloading all the episodes of Season 1 from this website, or even watching them online here.

Hey people! So finally our favorite show, Life on Mars, has aired its final episode. The short journey of the US version of this hit British series came to an end in the first week of April, when the final episode of Season 1 was aired. However, not everyone is happy with the way the series ended and the fans of the show are divided over whether this was the perfect ending or the show could have done better.

Some people have liked the ending given to Life on Mars while others have termed it to be the worst kind of ending a series could get. The ending, which revealed the entire show to be no more than a computer simulation going on in Sam’s mind, is completely different from the ending given to the original British version in 2007, where Sam wakes up from a coma to discover a new life.

Personally I felt the writers could give a much better ending to the show than what we saw in the final episode. Like me, millions of eager fans tuned in, in large numbers to watch the much anticipated season finale of Life on Mars and it is really sad that they were totally disappointed by what they saw. One of my friends, Nichole, who is a great fan of Life on Mars, told me that she did not at all like the way the show ended and felt cheated about all characters and their relationships with each other.

But whether you liked the ending or not, the fact remains that Life on Mars has finally bid farewell to its fans on the American cable network. The show which could have been one of the best shows on the American cable network was cancelled only after it completed airing Season 1. But given the way in which the show ended, I feel that had it continued, it would perhaps have grown into a horrible show during its second season. So its better that the show ended at a time when we can still remember it as a great show. And who knows, maybe the show might still be revived later by a better team of writers!

Hey folks! So here is another of our favorite show that has faced the axe. I hope the decision makers at ABC have not gone crazy as there can be no other sensible explanation of the cancellation of one good show after another. First it was Pushing Daisies, followed by Eli Stone and then Dirty Sexy Money. And now the latest to fall victim to the untimely cancellation spree is Life on Mars. I don’t believe what has gone into the heads of people at ABC as they have been axing every good show in their list. Hey, will you people wake up to the reality that these are really popular shows that you have just because of your stupidity pulled off the air!

Reportedly, Life on Mars tv show will continue airing its remaining episodes so as not to give a cliffhanger ending to the series, if that is any consolation at all. According to ABC the reason behind the cancellation of Life on Mars was that it did not get very good ratings. But then I blame that to the network’s decision of changing the airing time halfway through the series. Probably the series would have done much better had it been retained in its original time slot when it was paired with Lost! This is what angers me most. First the network for no apparent reason, decides to change the time slot of a series that is settling in and then when the series fails to get good ratings in its new time slot, it is cancelled.

This is not the first show that has been cancelled due to this nonsensical attitude and I am sure this is not going to be the last. But, this is definitely one of my favorite shows and I am really upset about the way it is being dumped. I have loved every aspect of Life on Mars, be it the storyline, the performance of the actors, the direction or the creativity. I have loved awesome soundtrack and felt creepy when its weird robots crept out of people’s eyes. I have felt disturbed by the over-the-top police brutality and occasional vaudevillian fisticuffs and have been entertained by its snappy dialogue and the oh-so-relaxed attitude. I am definitely going to miss Life on Mars badly.

Hey friends! With the economy at an all time low all across the world, the effect can also be seen on the entertainment industry. In the past few weeks we have seen many shows being cancelled or the artists being laid off just because their budgets were beyond reach. And now our favorite show Life on Mars is set to face a similar fate. Well, recently 20th Century Fox Television, asked producers to trim the show’ budget. But thankfully it entrusted the show with the responsibility of cutting down the production budget by 2%. Unlike other networks, it did not cancel the show or fired some of the cast members which would have anyways ruined the show. Now at least the show’s creators can choose the areas where they can cut down on expenses. A spokesperson of the Fox Network has reportedly said that these are really challenging economic times and since everyone is aware of the decrease in revenues, these steps are necessary to protect the entertainment business. Well, I really agree with the guy, its better to make some compromises rather than lose some good quality television.

It is yet to be determined how deeply the budget cuts will affect Life on Mars. I personally feel that we will get to see less of location shooting, axing a guest star here and there, and possibly even considering a clip episode. The trimmed cost accounts to nearly half the cost of a single episode in a standard 22-episode season. But I think that location shooting and guest stars are simply add-ons that can boost a good series. However, if a series is really bad, I mean if it is not well written or directed then even these things can’t save it. But thankfully, Life on Mars series is a well written and well created series that can survive on its own without the support of such trivial effects. And I think we can compromise a little to keep our most loved series on air. So guys, if you don’t find the locales as interesting, just remember that you are watching a good show not a beautiful locale.