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<blockquote data-quote="lrsach01" data-source="post: 3030796" data-attributes="member: 18397"><p>I like it. Yeah, its quirky, but that's british tv for you. The lead actor is really good in his role and comes off quite beleivable...how DOES one act when suddenly thrust 33 years back in time. Or is he in some deluded coma nightmare. All in all, I like the premise although, I can't see how an american version would stretch out 5+ years (if it became a hit). In England, the show would just end after a season or two....a lot like the 5 year story arc for Babylon 5. </p><p></p><p>I can make a guess how the series would end...our lead (whose name escapes me at the moment) would catch the criminal in 1973 only to wake up in the hospital in 2006. After he wakes up, he uses the knowledge from 1073 to catch the guy and save the girl in 2006. Then he starts noticing that some of the people he sees on the streets are people from the past...people he knew....and the question will remain...DID he really go back in time?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lrsach01, post: 3030796, member: 18397"] I like it. Yeah, its quirky, but that's british tv for you. The lead actor is really good in his role and comes off quite beleivable...how DOES one act when suddenly thrust 33 years back in time. Or is he in some deluded coma nightmare. All in all, I like the premise although, I can't see how an american version would stretch out 5+ years (if it became a hit). In England, the show would just end after a season or two....a lot like the 5 year story arc for Babylon 5. I can make a guess how the series would end...our lead (whose name escapes me at the moment) would catch the criminal in 1973 only to wake up in the hospital in 2006. After he wakes up, he uses the knowledge from 1073 to catch the guy and save the girl in 2006. Then he starts noticing that some of the people he sees on the streets are people from the past...people he knew....and the question will remain...DID he really go back in time? [/QUOTE]
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