Intellectually, I much prefer to keep Life on Mars as a closed canon, with no connection whatsoever with A2A. Yes, this. I can still keep it that way in my head, but I agree, they didn't do too badly with wrapping up the loose ends in the actual show.
I also liked that Alex had to face the loss of Molly (as well as of Gene) at the end. Yep, that made the ending, while still cheesy, a bit classier than it would have been without.
I really started to warm up to Chris and Ray. They were always little more than set dressing to me, but in A2A s2 and 3, they kind of stepped up and became their own characters. I really liked that. Same with Shaz, if you want to compare her to Annie--she actually developed a personality in the end.
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Yes, this. I can still keep it that way in my head, but I agree, they didn't do too badly with wrapping up the loose ends in the actual show.
I also liked that Alex had to face the loss of Molly (as well as of Gene) at the end.
Yep, that made the ending, while still cheesy, a bit classier than it would have been without.
I really started to warm up to Chris and Ray. They were always little more than set dressing to me, but in A2A s2 and 3, they kind of stepped up and became their own characters. I really liked that. Same with Shaz, if you want to compare her to Annie--she actually developed a personality in the end.