Tracy ,'The Message'
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Sam gets back to 2008 but can't deal so he jumps off a roof.
You can decide if he winds up in 1973 or not.
that's not entirely the end. he jumps off the roof and then we have him back in 1973 where he left off. he saves Annie, Gene, Chris and Ray. then he and Annie kiss they all continue to fight crime. i didn't love the UK ending, but it was miles better than the US.
Oh, that's right.
But in 2008, he's in a coma and then he dies and he has also died in 1981 - because it's 7 years later. But it wasn't 7 years later in 2008.
Confusing.
that's not entirely the end. he jumps off the roof and then we have him back in 1973 where he left off. he saves Annie, Gene, Chris and Ray. then he and Annie kiss they all continue to fight crime. i didn't love the UK ending, but it was miles better than the US.
The intention of the creators was that it was all in his head and that everything that happens to him in 1973 after he jumps off the roof happens in the instant before he dies from the impact.
My problem with the UK ending wasn't that he jumped, but that it seemed to be presented as a reasonable action. Whereas my reaction was "Oh boo hoo! Police work in 2006 involves too many bureaucratic meetings. Life was so much more interesting in 1973 so I'm going to jump off a roof!" Gimme a break. I get that he was depressed, but that's what therapy is for.
Ahahaha, I remember this debate well back when it originally aired.
I am much less emotionally involved by now, thank god. Man, I was so pissed at that ending.
I am much less emotionally involved by now, thank god.
Oh, me too!
I am much less emotionally involved by now, thank god. Man, I was so pissed at that ending.
I was just mostly confused.
they all woke up from these pods that had the whole gang in a coma-like state. apparently, they were all scientists from the year 2035 and on their way to Mars to find some kind of "genes" so they can cure cancer
WHUT.
Also, obligatory "I loved the Life on Mars ending and don't really care what the creators say" post.
Yes - that was the ending.
BUT, the second to last shot shows the crew in their astronaut space walk suits getting ready to step onto Mars. The last shot is a white loafered foot stepping onto that red, red ground.
Interview with Colin Ferguson about Eureka and an interview with James Marsters about Moonshot and about the western meets space aliens movie he's doing for SciFi (or Syfy) channel.