trulee

Well I'm not sure if this was a satisfactory explanation of both Life On Mars & Ashes To Ashes.  I get that they were all dead and didnt know it, but just what was Keats's role in it all?  It seemed to me that he was no 'good guy' as he was claiming to Alex.  It looked to me that if you did indeed follow him you wre going to end up in a less than 'heavenly' place no matter how attractive it looked.  Does this mean that there is a 'transition life' awaiting us all if we die in a violent way?

Another thing I didnt understand was that Sam appeared to have gotten back to his reality at the end of Life On Mars before jumping off the roof thus Alex knowing about him being dead.  So, why was she so hell bent on finding out if Gene had killed him in the alternate reality?  I might have to rewatch Life On Mars then this last series again.

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trulee

Now Keats obviously knew what was going on but chose not to tell Alex outright just goad her into getting Gene to come clean.  he obviously knew Gene didnt kill Sam so why the big mystery?  Anyway it was I guess a novel way to explain how it all happened though not why Gene was chosen as the one to 'guide' these lost souls to the next world.

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