Few television dramas in recent years have made such an impact with critics and fans alike as BBC One's award-winning Life on Mars. There's been nothing else like it, with its 1970s setting and its unique blend of crime, science fiction, mystery and humour - plus of course the compelling human drama of its ever-present question: will Sam make it home? Where volume one of THE OF...
Few television dramas in recent years have made such an impact with critics and fans alike as BBC One's award-winning Life on Mars. There's been nothing else like it, with its 1970s setting and its unique blend of crime, science fiction, mystery and humour - plus of course the compelling human drama of its ever-present question: will Sam make it home? Where volume one of THE OFFICIAL COMPANION explored in detail the genesis and making of the show, volume two takes the story of this ground-breaking series to its conclusion with a range of features from views on how it ended to the making of a legend in the character of Gene Hunt. Illustrated with hundreds of on-set photos and drawings, its witty, incisive text and sublime design, with just enough of a nod to seventies style, combine to provide the ultimate viewers' guide.
I even remember at one point suggesting that Sam should hallucinate a pig being butchered at odd moments during the show - a metaphor for the death of Gene! Dear God, what was I thinking! (查看原文)
I once wrote a sequence where Sam imagined himself trapped in a Cyberman suit being pursued by Gene Hunt dressed as Jon Pertwee. Thank God I rationalized my senses and am feeling much better now (查看原文)
还没人写过短评呢
还没人写过短评呢