Stepping Stone:
Could be; we'll keep our fingers crossed.

Jon Cleese:  I could hear it now ..."yes you do" ... "no I don't"  .. "that'll be 3.50" ... "you call that an argument?" ... "yes it was" ... "no it wasn't" ... "yes it was"
o.k. fine, you don't sound like Eric Idle. (yes, you do)

Life on Mars:
Well for a cop show it's pretty good. Detective Sam is run over by a car, passes out and finds himself 30 years in the past . . . here's the rub. Although he's thirty years ago, he finds himself assigned to his "old" precinct and you guessed it as a detective; where he solves a serial murder he was working on in the time yet to be ... or is he imagining it all from a hospital bed ? Well I've only seen the one episode but it seems worth watching - providing "Bikermice from Mars", "The Eyes of Laura Mars" , "Mars needs Women", "War of the Worlds" or "Total Recall" isn't playing opposite. I'll look forward to figuring out wha you're talking about.

I still think "Red Dwarf" could have done without a laugh track.  If I seem obsessed it is only because when I was studying anti-hacking etc the famous virus who's name escapes me for the moment would corrupt people's computers with lines from "Red Dwarf" so you can see how I'd want to know what some of the lines from "Red Dwarf" were incase I ever got infected from that particular virus I could say, "Hey, I've been infected by the so-and-so virus. I know this because I recognise one of the lines from the British series, "Red Dwarf". Unfortionately I found the program unwatchable because of the laugh track so I guess I'll never know . . . so sad !!