Red Dwarf
- TV sitcom
- U&Dave / BBC Two
- 1988 - 2020
- 74 episodes (13 series)
Science fiction sitcom based in space. The crew aboard the damaged mining spaceship Red Dwarf are doomed to drift in space for the rest of eternity. Stars Chris Barrie, Craig Charles, Danny John-Jules, Robert Llewellyn, Norman Lovett and more.
- Due to return for Untitled three-part special
- Series IV, Episode 4 repeated Monday at 1am on U&Dave
Press clippings Page 18
Red Dwarf 12 starts filming before we've seen Series 11
Ah, smug mode. Shooting has commenced for Red Dwarf XII, and we haven't even seen XI yet. How spoilt are we?
Tom Eames, Digital Spy, 21st January 2016Red Dwarf box set: 'The jokes zing by like meteorites'
In space, everyone can hear you squabble: scouse astronaut Lister wakes up 3 million years hence with a neurotic, underpants-ironing hologram for company...
George Bass, The Guardian, 19th November 2015Filming underway on Red Dwarf XI
Friday 13th November 2015 is as good a date as you can get. Because it's the day on which Series XI is filmed in front of a live audience for the first time.
Red Dwarf Website, 13th November 2015Danny John-Jules: Red Dwarf is going old school
Danny John-Jules has promised Red Dwarf fans that Series XI will go back to its early series roots.
Tom Eames, Digital Spy, 21st October 2015Red Dwarf Series 11 - everything you need to know
Smegging brilliant, the boys from the Dwarf are back in 2016.
Tom Eames, Digital Spy, 20th October 2015All 10 series of Red Dwarf ranked
Twenty seven years, umpteen light years, several different realities and a curry monster later, and Red Dwarf is now officially the second longest running sci-fi series of all time (it'd be first if it weren't for that pesky Doctor).
Emma Dibdin and Tom Eames, Digital Spy, 3rd October 2015Red Dwarf XI has entered pre-production
The pre-production period officially started on Monday 28th September, an occasion that was marked by producer Richard Naylor tweeting the following image of a certain, rather familiar, piece of rubber.
Red Dwarf Website, 2nd October 2015Red Dwarf, and the movie that never was
A Red Dwarf movie was announced in 2000, and news on it would follow for years afterwards. So: what happened?
Craig Thomas, Den Of Geek, 2nd October 2015Craig Charles interview
The death of Craig Charles's brother made him rethink life. So next month he leaves Corrie, films a new series of Red Dwarf and a version of one of his poems - and then there's his DJing.
Tim Jonze, The Guardian, 21st September 2015Video: Craig Charles on board for Red Dwarf
After 10 years on Coronation Street as Weatherfield cabbie Lloyd Mullaney, Craig Charles is saying goodbye to the cobbles. But what will be a loss to avid soap watchers, may be a gain for sci-fi fans, as he heads back into outer space to reprise his role on the new series of Red Dwarf. Craig Charles told BBC Breakfast about his busy future.
BBC News, 17th September 2015