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Life on Mars/Ashes to Ashes.
At this point you really can’t have one without the other. I mean, you can watch Life on Mars on its own, but you [possible spoiler deleted]. And you can watch Ashes to Ashes on its own, but you’ll miss all the references to Life on Mars. There is so much pretty to look at, so many clever plots, characters that you can’t help but adore regardless of moral grayness, and did I mention the pretty? There’s lots of it. But seriously, these are incredible dramas that suck you and and keep you completely intrigued from episode to episode.
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[/caption]Life on Mars/Ashes to Ashes.
At this point you really can’t have one without the other. I mean, you can watch Life on Mars on its own, but you [possible spoiler deleted]. And you can watch Ashes to Ashes on its own, but you’ll miss all the references to Life on Mars. There is so much pretty to look at, so many clever plots, characters that you can’t help but adore regardless of moral grayness, and did I mention the pretty? There’s lots of it. But seriously, these are incredible dramas that suck you and and keep you completely intrigued from episode to episode.
Ooh, I'm so glad you deleted the spoiler! I've just started watching Life on Mars recently with great anticipation.
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