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Pincho Paxton
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Did you see 'Life On Mars' on Monday?

That was the best program the BBC have made in years. The music was great, and fitted the program perfectly. I got goosebumps when he realised he was in the past. Also amazing how the TV started talking to him.



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Lukas W
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somehow i though this thread was about nasa finding proof of life on mars. stop scaring me.


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It was okay - thought it would be a sci-fi thing, but unfortunately it wasn't.

The main problem I have is that if he's in a coma, then how can he re-create 1970's England so accurately, and have normal conversations without anything odd happening.

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fossalized microbes have been found on mars fact, and since microbes are living things, that is undeniable proof that there was once life on mars, aswell as water.
as for life bigger than microbes, out of all the billions and billions of planets out there in a place we humans have only scraped the surface of, you seriuosly teling me that you think this is the only planet with life? thats crazy, i aint saying that there flying round in space ships, there could be animals, aquatic life, bactirea, all these would be extraterestrial life, but in my opinion, ithink there is some fairly advanced races out there, naybe not as advanced as us, naybe more, who knows?

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Quote: "you seriuosly teling me that you think this is the only planet with life?"

Um - yes... However, we're talking about a TV program.

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Pincho Paxton
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Quote: "It was okay - thought it would be a sci-fi thing, but unfortunately it wasn't.

The main problem I have is that if he's in a coma, then how can he re-create 1970's England so accurately, and have normal conversations without anything odd happening."


It could be a sci-fi program still..(unless you know otherwise..)
Because he seems to be solving some of the crime in his coma, which is sort of psychic, and sort of sci-fi.

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it was good.........and dont be suprised how much info the mind takes in,even subconscously.

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Pincho Paxton
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Yeah we store everything. Just for an example...

Think of a reflection, on glass, in a window, and you should be able to remember an exact one.

Think of a local park, and try to remember a patch of dirt that has rubbed away from people running there too often, and you should be able to get an accurate picture of its shape.

We remember almost everything.

My theory is that when we sleep, we do a defrag, and remove some unused files, and the dreams are the files that are being moved at the time.

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Still too daft for me, and I dont see it getting any more sci-fiy either... Its just an ordinary cop show, which, I believe one announcer refered to it like "The Sweeny"

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Posted: 11th Jan 2006 14:51
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the chances of them coming were a million to one!

http://www.angelfire.com/wizard2/spacerecon/index.html
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