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Originally Posted by Locke

I generally disregard Ashes to Ashes, I dunno about its actual canonicity but when it started bringing in heaven and hell and angels and demons and shit it was so far left from where the show started I got bored.

If they went the first season route, each member of the team could be aspects of Right himself. Like a conscience, which would make sense as Mio is the voice of reason, Hikari is the realist etc They could easily be fragments of the same person, especially if they are suffering a psychotic break/physical trauma.

Well, the AtA finale is full canon, according to the show's creators. They did both LoM and AtA. I can't find the interview now but I think I have it bookmarked at work where they state that the show went pretty much where they planned it to and that the general ending would have been close to what we got if John Simm hadn't left. I think, as a whole, the story makes sense within its own rules and was a satisfying conclusion. But, as the badly butchered old saying might have gone, three people can only agree that a series is good if two of them are dead.