The adventures of the last human alive and his friends, stranded three million years into deep space on the mining ship Red Dwarf.The adventures of the last human alive and his friends, stranded three million years into deep space on the mining ship Red Dwarf.The adventures of the last human alive and his friends, stranded three million years into deep space on the mining ship Red Dwarf.
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An unambitious slob from Liverpool has been awakened from a high-tech stasis chamber 3 million years in the future to find he may be one of the last humans alive. Hopelessly lost in space, this crew of mostly sad-act bachelors kill time and share adventure aboard the mining ship Red Dwarf. —Rackstraw
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- The Brand New Smegging Series (series X)
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- TriviaHattie Hayridge replacing Norman Lovett as Holly in series 3 was due to Lovett falling out with the producers over him not wanting to attend rehearsals in London because he was now living in Edinburgh with his future wife, and them wanting to cut his pay as a result.
- GoofsThe cause of Kat's existence is inconsistent. In the first series, he is the last of a species of creature that had evolved from 'Frankenstein', a pet cat that Lister had smuggled on board. For much of the show's run, he is a mutated version of Lister's original pet, even remembering events from earth. As of the most recent episode, multiple species have evolved from Lister's original pet, and Kat is the last one from the race that stayed on Red Dwarf.
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Arnold Rimmer: Lickety-split.
- Crazy creditsThe closing credits in the remastered version of Red Dwarf: Backwards (1989) are in reverse.
- Alternate versionsA video, "Red Dwarf VII: X-tended" (3 November 1997) was released containing extended editions of three episodes from the seventh series - "Tikka to Ride", "Ouroboros" and "Duct Soup", including fifty new bloopers and the full-length version of the Rimmer Munchkin Song from the end of "Blue".
- ConnectionsEdited into Red Dwarf: Smeg Ups (1994)
Top review
Possibly the Best TV Comedy ever...............ruined!!!!!!!!!!!
I would have rated Red Dwarf 10/10, but unfortunately, when rating the show in its entirety, you must consider the final two seasons/series.
Series 1 - 6 will always be what I remember about the show. It was funny and original. You could relate to all characters (all the actors deserve the highest praise), and although there were plenty of plot holes, and continuity problems, there was a classic blend of good story lines, mixed with classic British-style humour.............it was unlike anything else before or since. Pure quality. Every episode was a classic, and I can watch them all again and again and laugh until I get a stitch.
Then after series 6 (one of the best series') Rob Grant left the show, the production budget increased, and series 7 was given that stupid 'film look'. Also Rimmer was replaced halfway through the series with Kochanski (Listers long lost love). Basically it seemed like someone had pressed the show's self destruct button, and its never been the same since. All the humour seemed forced, and the story lines got so deep, you actually forgot you were supposed to be watching a Sci-Fi comedy.
.......Then things got worse. Series 8 came out. The less said the better. I know there are hard core fans out there who say that series 8 isn't that bad. But try watching episodes from series 3, then watch series 8 and you'll realise how much the show went into freefall.
Its such a shame because in the early days of Dwarf, there simply wasn't anything better on TV.
Series 1 - 6 will always be what I remember about the show. It was funny and original. You could relate to all characters (all the actors deserve the highest praise), and although there were plenty of plot holes, and continuity problems, there was a classic blend of good story lines, mixed with classic British-style humour.............it was unlike anything else before or since. Pure quality. Every episode was a classic, and I can watch them all again and again and laugh until I get a stitch.
Then after series 6 (one of the best series') Rob Grant left the show, the production budget increased, and series 7 was given that stupid 'film look'. Also Rimmer was replaced halfway through the series with Kochanski (Listers long lost love). Basically it seemed like someone had pressed the show's self destruct button, and its never been the same since. All the humour seemed forced, and the story lines got so deep, you actually forgot you were supposed to be watching a Sci-Fi comedy.
.......Then things got worse. Series 8 came out. The less said the better. I know there are hard core fans out there who say that series 8 isn't that bad. But try watching episodes from series 3, then watch series 8 and you'll realise how much the show went into freefall.
Its such a shame because in the early days of Dwarf, there simply wasn't anything better on TV.
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- richy1611
- Jul 30, 2006
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