Re: "Life on Mars", bored now

On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:15:14 -0400, Hunter <buffhunter@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

As of the second episode he only confides in Police Woman Morris. He
keeps quiet about it with the others. And how he will get back the
nature of how he got to where he is is going to be a recurring theme.

I'm enjoying the show, and I agree with what of yours that I snipped.
I also understand that it's a piece of fiction with its own internal
logic needs.

But . . . but . . . but . . .

I sort of enjoyed 1973. If I was thrown back there (as an adult this
time) from a stressful job as a NYC detective, the first thing I'd do
is NOT continue to work in a stinky old 125th precinct house. I'd get
a nice hog and head for California, betting on sports and elections
and shorting stocks to pay my way, and look up Woz and Steve Jobs (for
a chat), then buy a sweet piece of Malibu real estate for the down
times, then head out on the concert trail following Led Zepp . . . and
so on.

Our Hero lacks imagination.

Steve
.

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