Red Dwarf

[Helewel]

Watched a programme last night at 9pm on Dave called 'The first three million years' which featured interviews with the writers and cast. Found it really fascinating and learnt a lot. Just in case anyone else is interested.

[Arksided]

I watched it as well, they were actually a few new insights as to what I'd seen before DVD's etc.

[Helewel]

Seeing the old Oxford Road BBC building brought back many memories.

[Lie-in King]

I forgot about it, just looked & it's repeated tomorrow on Dave, 8-9:00, so will watch/record it then.

[Arksided]

Its in three parts:

https://www.comedy.co.uk/tv/red-dwarf-first-3-million-years/episodes/

[Lie-in King]

Ta Arky :-)

[Helewel]

Thanks for that Arky. Something to look forward to.

[Arksided]

I'm pleased that you flagged it up Helewel, as I know they're quite a few Smegheads/Dwarfers on here.

[Lie-in King]

Realised I still had this tab open without having posted...

My apologies, I should've thanked Helewel for the reminder & thank you Arky, for reminding me that I'd forgotten :-)

[Helewel]

I thought there were a few AB smegheads so glad I mentioned it and got some great info in return. Win/win.

[piggynose]

Is this that so called comedy show starring Craig Charles?

[Arksided]

Horses for courses Piggynose it's A Sci-Fi Sit-Com and yes Craig Charles plays the last human being alive.

[birdie1971]

Piggynose - “Is this that so called comedy show starring Craig Charles?”


No.

It's an ensemble comedy starring Craig Charles, Chris Barrie, Danny John-Jules and Robert Llewellyn. There is no 'star' of Red Dwarf.

[birdie1971]

Red Dwarf has (in my humble opinion) one of the funniest lines ever written in modern comedy. The 'red alert' gag:

https://youtu.be/81W8tG3wH_4?t=33

[Arksided]

Lol, I've seen it more times than Lister's had a cold curry breakfast, still funny a classic indeed.