further success: Jane Fallon went on to become Executive Producer on the Channel 4 series Teachers which also starred Andrew Lincoln. Joe Ahearne later went on to write and direct the cult Channel 4 series Ultraviolet (1998) which also starred Jack Davenport. He also directed episodes of the first series of the revived Doctor Who in 2005. Matthew Graham co-created the BBC One series Life on Mars (2006) and has written episodes of Hustle, Spooks, and three episodes of Doctor Who, one in 2006 and two in 2011. Ian Iqbal Rashid went on to write and direct the feature films Touch of Pink (Sony Pictures Classics, 2004) and How She Move (Paramount Vantage, 2008). Home media References External links This Life at World Productions This Life at the British Film Institute 1996 British television series debuts 1997 British television series endings 1990s British legal television series 1990s British workplace drama television series 1990s British LGBT-related drama television series BBC television dramas Bisexuality-related television series British legal drama television series British LGBT-related drama television series British workplace television series Casual sex in television English-language television shows Episode list using the default LineColor Gay-related television shows Television shows set in London