DVDs
Series 1 Jonathan Capps | Ian Symes
Series 2 Jonathan Capps | Ian Symes
Series III Jonathan Capps | Ian Symes
Series IV Jonathan Capps | Ian Symes (Addendum)
Series V Jonathan Capps | Seb Patrick | Ian Symes
Series VI Jonathan Capps | Ian Symes
Series VII Jonathan Capps | Ian Symes
Series VIII Jonathan Capps | John Hoare
Just the Shows volume one
(John Hoare)
Just the Shows volume two
(Jonathan Capps)
Beat the Geek
(John Hoare)
Just The Smegs
(John Hoare)
The Bodysnatcher Collection
(John Hoare)
Books
Fat (Rob Grant)
(Seb Patrick)
Incompetence (Rob Grant)
(Tanya Jones)
Incompetence (Rob Grant) - Pre-Release Proof Copy
(Ian Symes)
The Log (Craig Charles)
(Jonathan Capps)
The Official Red Dwarf Companion
(Ian Symes)
Random Abstract Memory (Hattie Hayridge)
(Ian Symes)
Live Shows
Norman Lovett’s Slide Show
charliebob checks out Norm’s late 2007 standup show.
Norman Packs the mac
Birmingham’s appallingly named Ian Symes enjoys the grumpy former computer at Birmingham’s appallingly named the mac.
Merchandise
Corgi Red Dwarf and Starbug Twin-Pack
John Hoare demonstrates extreme prejudice against die-cast models of big red pencils.
Red Dwarf Calendar 2006
John Hoare farts about with glossy paper and staples.
Red Dwarf Calendar 2008
John Hoare farts about with glossy paper and staples. Er, again.
Starbug Electronic Playset
And erstwhile merchandise reviewer John Hoare gets excited about a big green lump of plastic.
Miscellaneous
Red Christmas : Mobisode Review
Red Dwarf makes the jump onto mobile phones, with the first new Doug Naylor material since 1999. And John Hoare isn’t happy…
Comedy Connections : Red Dwarf
Jonathan Capps sits down to enjoy the Dwarf’s appearance in the long-running series of comedy documentaries.
The Best TV Shows That Never Were
In late 2004, clips from Red Dwarf USA were aired on TV for the first time, as part of a US programme called The Best TV Shows That Never Were. Our American correspondent Austin Ross was watching.
The Radio Times Guide To Science Fiction
John Hoare somehow manages to spin a review out of a single capsule of the book. Which capsule? Why, the one on Crime Traveller, of course! No, not really.
Best of the Britcoms
Another capsule book gets the John Hoare treatment.
Alumni & Related Shows
The Brittas Empire Complete Series One DVD
The Brittas Empire Complete Series Two DVD
The Brittas Empire Complete Series Three DVD
The Brittas Empire Complete Series Four DVD
Ian Symes and John Hoare variously review the show that made Chris Barrie famous.
Maid Marian and her Merry Men Complete Series One DVD
Maid Marian and her Merry Men Complete Series Two DVD
Tony Robinson’s classic and Danny John Jules-starring kids’ TV series gets a DVD release. John Hoare gushes over the episodes, and sulks over the extras.
Carpool
Seb Patrick casts an eye over Robert Llewellyn’s web series in general, and the Craig Charles episode in particular.
Celebrities Disfigured
Ian Symes tries to feign surprise at Craig Charles being condescending and patronising towards Red Dwarf fans.
Chris Barrie’s Massive Engines
Tanya Jones enjoys an episode of the Discovery Channel series.
Chris Barrie’s Motoring Wheel Nuts
Chris Barrie is great. This straight-to-video “comedy” fiasco isn’t, concludes Ian Symes.
Craig Charles’ Stand-Up Videos
Blah blah blah dildonics, blah blah blah paedophilia, blah blah blah “fuck”, blah blah blah more dildonics, blah blah blah George McGee, blah blah blah Ian Symes.
Crime Traveller Part One and Part Two
Ian Symes continues his commitment to watching any old shite that’s loosely connected to Dwarf by alighting on the show that even Blake’s 7 fans take the piss out of.
Dark Ages
The worst thing that any part of the Grant Naylor partnership have been involved with isn’t, surprisingly, Red Dwarf VIII. It’s this. Ian Symes bravely watches it, so you don’t have to.
Doctors : Donations
Our Andrew writes an episode of Doctors. John Hoare and Ian Symes can’t resist passing comment.
Filthy, Rich & Catflap
It’s the Mayall/Edmonson/Planer-sitcom-that-isn’t-Bottom-or-The-Young-Ones! John Hoare likes it, even if no-one else does, and there’s a tenuous Dwarf connection somewhere, so here it is.
Having It Off
For purely editorial reasons, Tanya Jones watches a Spitting Image sex guide spoof. And definitely doesn’t wear out the bit of the tape that features Robert Llewellyn’s arse.
RI:SE and Shine
Danny John-Jules’s appearance on ill-fated C4 breakfast show RI:SE, chronicled by John Hoare.
Rude for a Reason
Ian Symes checks out a Comic Relief stand-up video featuring Hattie Hayridge.
Takeshi’s Castle
Craig Charles laughs and takes the money. Tanya Jones looks at an episode.
The Sitcom Story
Ian Symes turns his eye to yet another clip show.
The Very Best Of Have I Got News For You
A quick review of a release featuring numerous Dwarf alumni, by Ian Symes.
Woman Wizard
Ian Symes on Robert Llewellyn’s pet project.