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Red Dwarf - In The PressMain News Stories About 'Red Dwarf': Red Dwarf: comedy sci-fi show or sci-fi comedy show? Red Dwarf has I believe managed to straddle the border between serious or at least semi-serious sci-fi and comedy, without totally sliding over onto either side. Written by Deryck O'Byrne. What Culture, 7th May 2013 Robert Llewellyn dusts off Red Dwarf memoirs Robert Llewellyn, who plays Kryten in Red Dwarf, is set to re-release a memoir of his time spent working on the cult sci-fi series. Written by Tim Clark. Such Small Portions, 14th March 2013 It might be hard to believe, but today marks the 25th anniversary of Red Dwarf. So now seems like a good time to list our picks for the sci-fi sitcom's best ever outings. Written by Morgan Jeffery. Digital Spy, 15th February 2013 Happy 25th anniversary - Red Dwarf! 15 February is definitely a day to celebrate if you love British telly. Twenty-five years ago on that fateful day in 1988, the creation from the mind palace of Rob Grant and Doug Naylor which introduced the world to the remaining on-board inhabitants of a mining spaceship owned and operated by the Jupiter Mining Corporation, became a reality with the premiere broadcast of Red Dwarf. Written by Bill Young. Tellyspotting, 15th February 2013 Jake enjoyed a brief chat with Red Dwarf's Danny John-Jules about playing The Cat, BBC drama Death in Paradise, and more... Written by Jake Laverde. Den of Geek, 15th January 2013 Smoke us a kipper, it was back for a tenth series. Just when we though Kryten, Rimmer, Lister and Cat had been consigned to a great big TV dustbin in space, UKTV's Dave saved and rebooted the sci-fi sitcom. The show may be 24 years old, but thanks to a return to studio audience filming, back-to-basics plots and set-ups and a refreshed cast that looked like they were having a ball, Dwarf was back to its early-'90s pomp. Admitting you're a fan of the show is still about as cool as wearing granny's knitted Christmas jumper, but we're smegheads and we're proud. Roll on series 11. 'Twas the Night Before Christmas - Red Dwarf style A poem based on 'Twas the Night Before Christmas about Red Dwarf. Written by Bill Young. Tellyspotting, 13th December 2012 Digital Spy caught up with the Cat himself, Danny John-Jules, to take a look back on Series X of Red Dwarf. Written by Emma Dibdin. Digital Spy, 30th November 2012 Craig Charles: I thought Red Dwarf would last 2 series Actor Craig Charles talks to Metro about what lessons he's learned in showbiz, his new soul music compilation album and why he is surprised by the success of Red Dwarf. Written by Andrew Williams. Metro, 28th November 2012 Red Dwarf's 10 best supporting characters Mark selects the top ten of Red Dwarf's episodic characters, with some help from Queeg, Mr Flibble and Duane Dibley... Written by Mark Williams. Den of Geek, 27th November 2012 Red Dwarf XI? C'mon Dave, you know you want more... Given some recent comments from creator/writer, Doug Naylor, and several inhabitants of the 'small rouge one', it looks like things are leaning decidedly more in favor of another series of Red Dwarf becoming a distinct possibility in the not-too-distant future. Written by Bill Young. Tellyspotting, 26th November 2012 Red Dwarf X sees the boys back on form and is the perfect home viewing for nostalgia fans. Written by Sharon Lougher. Metro, 23rd November 2012 Craig Charles: We'd certainly like to do more Red Dwarf The Coronation Street star says he might need more time off from the soap soon after the success of the sci-fi comedy's tenth series - "If things are meant to be, they happen". Written by David Brown. The Radio Times, 20th November 2012 Pete gives a well-deserved Rimmer salute to Red Dwarf X, and crosses his fingers for Red Dwarf XI... Written by Pete Dillon-Trenchard. Den of Geek, 19th November 2012 The last episode of the buffed and polished tenth series. BBC bosses must be wondering which buffoon decided that they didn't want another series, because the latest outing has been the sci-fi comedy's finest since its early '90s pomp. Smegging ace. Red Dwarf: Series X Episode 6 review It's the final episode of the resurrected Red Dwarf, with a few unexpected visits and one or two flashbacks to Rimmer's somewhat embarrassing past bringing this refreshingly upbeat and surprisingly strong series to an end. Written by Amy Taylor. Cult Box, 10th November 2012 Digital channel Dave selects its Top 10 moments from Red Dwarf X. UKTV Dave, 9th November 2012 Red Dwarf X - Episode 6 review Overall, The Beginning was a strong finish to a series of mixed success. Written by Dan Owen. Dan's Media Digest, 9th November 2012 Red Dwarf X: The Beginning review Pete waves a fond goodbye to Red Dwarf X, which closes on a dramatic and emotional episode. Here's his review of The Beginning... Written by Pete Dillon-Trenchard. Den of Geek, 9th November 2012 You've laughed, you've cried, you've marvelled at how much younger than everyone else Danny John-Jules looks. But now, like the Inquisitor, we challenge you to prove your worth with our Red Dwarf X quiz. UKTV Dave, 8th November 2012 To mark the last episode in the current series of Red Dwarf, we caught up with writer and co-creator Doug Naylor... Written by Jake Laverde. Den of Geek, 8th November 2012 It's one of those magic Red Dwarf moments that punctures the technobabble bubble of science fiction: the boys are under attack, the computers are down and the scanners aren't working. As Lister frets about not knowing what his pursuers are or where they're coming from, Kryten has a novel idea - "How about we look out of the window?" he suggests. David Brown, Radio Times, 8th November 2012 Rebecca Blackstone (aka Pree) has good old chinwag with our residant man of mystery Ben Shires about what it's like to be a computer. UKTV Dave, 6th November 2012 Time to bid a fond farewell to the Red Dwarf crew again as their well-received comeback concludes. It doesn't quite end with a bang but it does have several big explosions as the boredom of deep space gets the gang into trouble with the deadly Simulants. It's up to Rimmer to save the day. A holographic message from his overbearing father gives him newfound inner strength in a very unexpected way as the shameful truth about his lineage is finally revealed. This wasn't a particularly good episode, but it had more individual moments of amusement than previous half-hours this year. Written by Dan Owen. Dan's Media Digest, 2nd November 2012 |
