Search Results

1. 1. Life On Mars empty-handed at Baftas

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 April 2007 SIR David Jason, Jim Broadbent, Life On Mars star Philip Glenister and The Office's Martin Freeman attended the Bafta Craft awards last night.

2. 2. Bootle St 'like Life on Mars'

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 31 March 2007 BOOTLE Street station is so out-of-date that it could be used as the set for 1970s TV cop show Life On Mars, according to Greater Manchester's police chief.

3. 3. Sneaky peek at new Life On Mars series

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 01 February 2007 TAKE a look at the lawman with an online glimpse of the first episode in the last ever series of Life On Mars.

4. 4. Life on Mars may lie dormant in frozen seas

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 January 2007 A FROZEN sea on Mars may harbour life several metres below the surface, according to research by British scientists. The 560-mile-wide Elysium sea contains ancient ice that appeared within the last five million years.

5. 5. Trip to Life on Mars

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 06 September 2007 FANS of drama series Life on Mars took a nostalgic trip back to Manchester in the 1970s.

6. 6. Life on Mars was Wonderland

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 April 2007 AN exclusive interview with the creator of Life on Mars reveals the secrets of the cult smash - and spin-off, Ashes to Ashes.

7. 7. New role for Life On Mars star

   CityLife, Tuesday 01 May 2007 HIT time-travel TV show Life On Mars may now have ended, but its mysterious finale still has fans second-guessing - and pestering one of the show's stars, Marshall Lancaster, for answers.

8. 8. New role for Life On Mars star

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 May 2007 HIT time-travel TV show Life On Mars may now have ended, but its mysterious finale still has fans second-guessing - and pestering one of the show's stars, Marshall Lancaster, for answers.

9. 9. 80s move for Life on Mars

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 April 2007 THE BBC has confirmed an eighties sequel to the TV smash hit Life on Mars. Ashes to Ashes will once again star Philip Glenister, 44, as unreconstructed chauvinist DCI Gene Hunt. But the series will move from the 1970s Manchester to London in the `New Romantic' eighties.

10. 10. Life on Mars: The string of clues

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 April 2007 LIFE On Mars sent fans into a frenzy of speculation. But sometimes they read too much into certain "clues".

Filters