TV Series

Series Name:	Red Dwarf
Format:	TV Series
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Years:	1988 - Now
Country:	UK
Language:	English
Genre:	Comedy, Science Fiction
Rating:	6.8 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	23 Have Seen
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Selected Cast	Chris Barrie as Arnold Rimmer
	Craig Charles as Dave Lister
	Danny John-Jules as Cat
	Robert Llewellyn as Kryten
	Norman Lovett as Holly
	Hattie Hayridge as Holly
	Chloe Annett as Kristine Kochanski
	Mac McDonald as Captain Hollister

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD Box Set

Red Dwarf Just The Shows [Series I To VIII] - BBC - UK (2009)

VHS

Red Dwarf Smeg Ups - BBC - UK (1994)

VHS

Red Dwarf Smeg Outs - BBC - UK (1995)

DVD

Red Dwarf: Series 1 - BBC - UK (2002)

DVD

Red Dwarf: Series 2 - Warner Home Video - USA (2006)

DVD

Red Dwarf: Series 1 - Warner Home Video - USA (2006)

VHS

Red Dwarf I - Byte One - BBC - UK (1993)

VHS

Red Dwarf I - Byte Two - BBC - UK (1993)

VHS

Red Dwarf II - Byte One - BBC - UK (1992)

VHS

Red Dwarf II - Byte Two - BBC - UK (1992)

VHS

Red Dwarf III - Byte One - BBC - UK (1991)

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Red Dwarf III - Byte Two - BBC - UK (1991)

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Red Dwarf IV - Byte One - BBC - UK (1992)

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Red Dwarf IV - Byte Two - BBC - UK (1992)

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Red Dwarf V - Byte One - BBC - UK (1994)

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Red Dwarf V - Byte Two - BBC - UK (1994)

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Red Dwarf VI - Byte One - BBC - UK (1995)

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Red Dwarf VI - Byte Two - BBC - UK (1995)

VHS

Red Dwarf Smeg Ups - CBS / Fox - USA (1996)

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Comments and Reviews


Neil Forbes 2nd Oct 2015		Must be getting close to the new series airing on ABC here in Australia.... Oh smeg, I can't wait....!



Record Collector 16th Aug 2015		I think I saw this series not long ago



Neil Forbes 15th Aug 2015		A "talking toaster" would have a "crusty" personality! No?



TopPopper 14th Aug 2015		I used to work with the guy who wrote the sketch with the talking toaster. Closest I ever got to fame.



Neil Forbes 14th Aug 2015		@23skidoo, I wish they'd bring back the "Hollie"(Holly) character, either Hattie or Norman in the role, between them they helped "make" the show! The "Hollie(or Holly, for alternate spelling) character just disappeared in latter series. shame, that!



23skidoo 14th Aug 2015		@Neil I wouldn't mind seeing Chloe Annett back as Kochanski, especially since Back to Earth attempted to set up an arc about Lister trying to find her that was ignored in Series X. She appeared to drop out of TV acting for a while but her IMDb listing is now showing some recent credits. PS: I just noticed the spelling of Robert Llewellyn's name is wrong. I've submitted a correction.



Neil Forbes 14th Aug 2015		@23skidoo, it's fairly safe to say they'll get the main four back(Chris Barrie[Rimmer], Craig Charles[Lister], Danny John-Jules[Cat] and Robert Llewellyn[Kryten]) but Hattie Haybridge and Norman Lovett seemed to go AWOL toward the end of the last regular series(that is, before the 3-episode Back To Earth and other "specials" were made)., So I don't expect to see Haybridge or Lovett as "Holly" in the new versions.



23skidoo 14th Aug 2015		@Neil. Latest word is they're filming two seasons back to back sometime this year, with the first (Red Dwarf XI) airing in 2016, so not too long now. I haven't heard anything about casting. I assume the regulars will all be back, though whether others from the series like Chloe Annett will return I have no idea. Probably not as Series X was clearly meant to move the show back to its roots and I assume (and hope) that continues.



Neil Forbes 14th Aug 2015		How much longer before we get to see the new series? I can't smeggin' wait!



zabadak 13th Aug 2015		That must have been an eye-opener! :shocked:



23skidoo 12th Aug 2015		The first network in North America to air this show was the children's network YTV in Canada (before PBS in the States started showing it). At the time, YTV was indeed a kid's channel so they were forced to do some very heavy editing to some episodes. The word "smeg" managed to survive but some stronger language didn't, as well as some burping as I recall. And they never even bothered airing the infamous Polymorph episode! I never saw that one till the video releases started coming out!



henry29 26th Jul 2015		When Danny John-Jules was making Maid Marion and Her Merry Men He had to rush from the Set and didn't have time to Change. So there was This Rasta Driving through London at 1 In the Morning as It was one of the Night Shoots. Full Dreadlocks on, And get's stopped and searched by the Police. Danny went along with It. Then just as they were about to put Him In the Patrol Car. He pull's off the Wig. Well talk about embarrassing They all Laughed about It. True, He told me this Himself. H.



henry29 26th Jul 2015		Craig Is sitting In for Graham Norton for 10 weeks on Saturday Mornings. He keeps Us Informed about how the Filming Is going for Red Dwarf. And the Music On Radio 2 for a Saturday Morning has gone to 10. As He brings the big part of His Funk & Soul show to the Morning's. Magic. Turn On. Tune In, & Drop Out. If It Moves FUNK IT. H.



Record Collector 25th Jul 2015		Watch a episode of this series very funny



Neil Forbes 25th Jul 2015		@23skidoo, thanks for that info! Yeah, I heard Craig Charles got himself into a legal stoush. Glad it was resolved, though. It wouldn't surprise me that they'd use the Coronation Street sets for Back To Earth. Sets for one show get recycled for another. Remember "Peyton Place"? The outdoor set for the town centre was recycled and remodelled for the series, "Cade's County".



23skidoo 25th Jul 2015		@Neil: Robert was also hosting a thing called Scrapheap Challenge (broadcast in North America as Junkyard Wars). Charles also got involved in a major legal issue which tied him up for a while (I won't repeat what it was as the charges were thrown out though I think it might have been the reason why there was a 4-year gap between classic-era seasons at one point). Of course there was also the 10-year gap between VIII and the Back to Earth Series 9 and they did a bunch of stuff like Chris Barrie appearing in Angelina Jolie's Lara Croft films. It was during that hiatus that Charles went onto Coronation Street and the fact Back to Earth was partially filmed on that show's sets was linked to this.



Record Collector 25th Jul 2015		Blake 7 comedy style



Neil Forbes 25th Jul 2015		Craig Charles was doing Coronation Street, and Danny John-Jules was appearing in Death In Paradise as well, so they weren't exactly idle. Robert Llewellyn was presenting a science & technology show(title escapes me at the moment) so he wasn't exactly sitting on his hands either.



23skidoo 24th Jul 2015		I'm always surprised they never decided to make a season of more than 6 or 8 episodes. Then again, the fact they only did 6 during most of its original (1980s-90s) run allowed cast members to go off and do other shows. Chris Barrie, for example, starred in The Brittas Empire while Danny John-Jules made Maid Marion and Her Merry Men, mostly between seasons of Red Dwarf.



Neil Forbes 20th Jun 2015		Smeggin' great! Can't wait to see the new series, so hurry up ABC, get it on quick! Ditch that stupid QI rubbish(Steven Fry's done far better than that) and give us Aussies the new Red Dwarf series, pronto! And don't forget to practice your Arnold Rimmer salutes!



23skidoo 25th May 2015		Once season 11 is produced, Red Dwarf will become the second longest-running live-action SF series, behind only Doctor Who (it's currently tied for second place with several other shows with 10 seasons including Stargate SG-1 and Smallville). But if you consider that the series has technically been running since 1988 (with a number of loooooong gaps between seasons), one could argue that it has already outlived the original Doctor Who's 26-year run! Made more remarkable by the fact the original cast has remained all this time (I know Chris Barrie technically left at one point, but he was ultimately only gone for a few episodes so that hardly counts).



Neil Forbes 15th May 2015		The word on this one is - it's been renewed for two more seasons! Smeggin' great news! Now everyone, get ready to practice your Arnold Rimmer salutes!



zabadak 14th May 2015		Consistently (at least until the last coupla series) brilliant show :thumbsup:



cannyuk SUBS 12th May 2015

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