My word. We've had a good day. First the Planet Of The Dead trailer and now this sparkly, uber-New Romantic trailer for the second series of Ashes To Ashes. Loving Alex's new look and Chris' blonde hair-do. Based on the Spandau Ballet (how apt that they've now re-formed for a tour) track 'Chant No 1', this was directed by the legendary Tim Pope. Horrible tag line though, 'the '80s are back...and it's criminal'. Give me a break.
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