Ashes To Ashes

Anyone else think this was a real disappointment after Life On Mars? My main problem was with Keely Hawes. It really spoiled it for me that she knew what had happened to her - not like the brilliant John Sim in Life On Mars who did so well capturing a man trapped in a nightmare, who doesn't know what's happening to him. Keely can't do comedy, she just comes across as cold. I hope they don't bother with a third series- or if they do, that they cast me as Gene Hunt's love interest. Phwoar!