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  • in reply to: New BBC studio sitcom to feature Cunt #100085
    Wilbur
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    The place where everyone knows your (screen) name.

    in reply to: SFX Stinker! #99556
    Wilbur
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    >I guess it?s not as clear as I thought.

    But everyone associated with Red Dwarf is hallucinating, why should everything be clear? Go and take a large dose of mood stabilisers (I think Norm may have some).

    Hang on, you don’t know the ‘Creator’- that wasn’t our universe was it? So why do we have the right to know anything about that universe?

    in reply to: Irrelevant mention in Gervais’ blog #98408
    Wilbur
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    Cappsy, are you admitting you illegally downloaded it, or do you just have a complex about living with your gran?

    in reply to: What to do if nothing happens. #97941
    Wilbur
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    Do nothing

    in reply to: Chris Talking About Bringing Back Brittas #97884
    Wilbur
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    >I didn?t expect it to get the biggest reaction when being spoken about on a non-Brittas website

    There are Brittas websites/ forums? I was kinda suprised there were DVDs in an Australian library!!

    in reply to: Mike Seymour RD Interview #97879
    Wilbur
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    I like the description of the cast as ‘senior professional actors’- but are they legit?

    in reply to: Chris Talking About Bringing Back Brittas #97878
    Wilbur
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    I really want to track down Maid Marion actually- I’ve seen the full dvd set, but I can’t trace it in Oz. Mind you, I saw Maid Marion way before Red Dwarf, and only in the past few years twigged that Barrington = DJJ.

    But I was also the right age for Brittas, and even then it just felt like the lazy formulaic option.

    in reply to: Chris Talking About Bringing Back Brittas #97871
    Wilbur
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    Just out of interest- would anyone here actually give Brittas a second thought if it wasn’t for Chris Barrie’s Red Dwarf connection?

    in reply to: Chris Talking About Bringing Back Brittas #97868
    Wilbur
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    >Watch Series 4 & 5 (and the first Christmas special), then burn all subsequent discs.

    That’s worrying- series 4 and 5 were the two I borrowed.

    in reply to: Chris Talking About Bringing Back Brittas #97864
    Wilbur
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    I borrowed two series of Brittas to show my wife, who’s Australian, what the show was after introducing her to Red Dwarf. Now, I remembered not ranking it highly at the time, but the episode I watched was appalling! I guess it was the 90s equivalent of My Family- gained a fanbase, lost its humour, but was easy and cheap to make, so loved by the BBC execs in charge.

    in reply to: But could it pass the Turing test? #97848
    Wilbur
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    Needs less soup.

    in reply to: I’m New here! #97780
    Wilbur
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    A bit like Young Carl in the Boat that Rocked

    in reply to: I’m New here! #97779
    Wilbur
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    I used to be new, but sort of snuck in without introducing myself.

    in reply to: I’m New here! #97752
    Wilbur
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    Don’t answer that without your lawyer!

    in reply to: The ENTIRELY Warranted Series X Speculation Thread. #97236
    Wilbur
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    Hang on! It’s still there in the apology!

    in reply to: Valid Realities #96459
    Wilbur
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    Yes, but as they occupy the same Lister, Rimmer, Cat and Kryten sections of the time space continuum, they can’t be real in any dimension which contains the cast of Red Dwarf/ the crew of Red Dwarf/ other alternative personalities of the crew of Red Dwarf (Ace, Spanners, Padre, Bongo etc.)

    in reply to: Ratings are coming in… #95775
    Wilbur
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    Well, hopefully those ratings will have been noted around the world and soon somebody will be buying the rights to show them in Australia.

    in reply to: Things Norm is right about #95636
    Wilbur
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    Double post

    in reply to: Things Norm is right about #95638
    Wilbur
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    >Well he did have the idea that Holly should be seen, not just a voice.

    If Holly hadn’t been a head, and just a voice, then he/she would have still been a key crew member when they left the ship, since a voice is easier to transport than a physical entity. Therefore, Norm killed off his own character.

    in reply to: To ganymede and Titan!! #94840
    Wilbur
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    I think we’ve all got something to bring to discussion, but I think it’s best if hectortheblob brings silence

    in reply to: To ganymede and Titan!! #94837
    Wilbur
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    Yes, I conducted a search for a subject, copied and pasted text without even reading the context or content, mangled the formatting so that no-one could ever possibly want to read it for themselves, and then wrote an inane and deliberately illiterate introduction…

    Please tell me you didn’t actually read it?

    in reply to: To ganymede and Titan!! #94834
    Wilbur
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    Congratulashions! You’ve just found the best gl0d stars post on the itnernet!

    An insider tipped me off to The Goldstars, veterans of the Chicago rock and roll scene who apparently got together as friends to simply play the music they loved. What brought them together was a mutual affection for the golden age of primitive rock n? roll as they worshiped the holy trinity of the Farfisa organ, the fuzzed-out guitar, and the wailing voices of American kids trying to sound like British kids trying to sound black.Chicago isn?t a foo-foo veggie burger eating town, Chicago loves the steak AND the sizzle, yet the Windy City has been starving for a meat-and-potatoes rock and roll band amongst the post-rock, punk, power pop and alt-country factions. The Goldstars are just the ticket. Sal is an ideal frontman, his white blues shout, his bass often held aloft, his mop of hair shaking, there is no doubt as to his sweaty commitment. To his right, Skipper mans the keyboards, which he has festooned with gold tinsel. Skipper frequently serves as the emcee, sometimes takes over the bass chores, but his keyboard contributions give every Goldstar tune the right amount of zip. To Sal?s left, filling in on guitar, stands Dag. This guitar virtuoso razzles and dazzles while pumping out the basic chords or concisely slicing up the crowd with a solo. Maintaining control while somehow still adding to the frenzy is the drummer, Goodtime. A band can?t truly rock without a great drummer and The Goldstars truly rock, so that gives you an idea of Goodtime?s skills. He not just the beat of the band, he?s the heart. The electricity of the Goldstars is no surprise when you study their pedigrees. Goodtime and Skipper are both members of Chicago?s most beloved party rock and roll band, The New Duncan Imperials, who have been entertaining thousands with their white trash sounds for years. Dag was last seen playing with Poi Dog Pondering & The Greenwoods. And Sal was hiding his (Gold)star qualities as the drummer for power pop titans, The Krinkles. The Goldstars are a four-man fun factory, tight as a drum, yet relaxed as can be, showing why the sounds of yesterday are worth playing today. The Goldstars recognize that a great song is a great song, and the only way to rock seriously is by not taking rock and roll too seriously.

    GOLDSTAR FUN FACTS! 1. Latest CD “Purple Girlfriend” was included on the following “Best Of” lists for 2006: Chicagoist.com, WFMU’s Three Chord Monte show, WORT’s Leopard Print Lounge show, WITR’s Whole Lotta Shakin’ show, WLUW’s Di from the Razor & Di Show, WMBR’s Aural Fixation show, WRTC’s Rock And Roll Pest Control show.2. Both albums “Gotta Get Out! ” & “Purple Girlfriend” made Chicago Sun-Times music critic Jim Derogatis?s top album list of 2003 & 20063. Supported many high profile acts such as: The Dirtbombs, Supersuckers, Los Straitjackets, Dick Dale, Mojo Nixon, Shadows Of Knight, The Romantics, Neanderthals, Sylvan Sylvan (New York Dolls), Blowfly, Plasticland, Hoodoo Gurus, Southern Culture On The Skids, The Paybacks, Andre Williams, The Horrors, Dash Rip Rock and more.4. Successful tour of Holland in September 2005, Spain in September 2007 (w/Andre Williams) & Portugal in November 2008.5. Music placement on TV shows & movies such as:

    in reply to: To ganymede and Titan!! #94832
    Wilbur
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    >#1 website, huh? I find that rather boastful. I?m just sayin??

    They don’t normally make #1 websites so hard to find that you need congratulating on finding them.

    in reply to: To ganymede and Titan!! #94830
    Wilbur
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    I’m pretty sure if you ask nicely they’ll let you link to the ‘Recommendations’ section on this site.

    in reply to: Starbug Blaster #94818
    Wilbur
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    The message from the Cat does say that Gerbilhead passed the past 10 years playing this game. Obviously if there was a point or an end he would gone crazy. Poor guy, first Rimmer, then a shit computer game. I’d rather have chicken…

    in reply to: Chris Barrie – hostility? #94817
    Wilbur
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    I’ve followed this one with interest- in all the interviews and commentaries there are never explicit examples of the animosity, although my guess is that Craig is a wind-up merchant and Chris is altogether more straight-laiced and serious. I’m guessing at the beginning this put them on the wrong foot with each other personally (Craig has admitted to being hungover through most of the first three series), but Rob and Doug used that to develop the characters (I think you see a lot of the actors in the characters).

    As for particular examples of hostility, the only two I can recall are just Craig getting up Chris’s flared nostrils- the soaking and jibes during Dimension Jump, and sending Chris’s horse into flight during Gunmen. I wonder if this was the incident that put Chris off coming back for Series VII?

    in reply to: A Message From Kryten #94494
    Wilbur
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    I think Christopher Robin’s close contact with cuddly animals as a kid has an impact on his sexual preferences as an adult…

    in reply to: V remake? #94490
    Wilbur
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    I think they should leave Series V alone. I know they did their nuts trying to make it, but all in all I’d say its my favourite.

    in reply to: A Message From Kryten #94489
    Wilbur
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    Thanks for the heads-up- the other posting got lost in the other thread (not suprising, considering the other awesome news) so I’m glad you made it a bit clearer. I’ve been waiting for Robert to release this for weeks.

    in reply to: Is the part of the cat racist? #94422
    Wilbur
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    ‘Red Dwarf Actor Not Guilty Of Non-Custodial Crime After All”- Hardly a newspaper shifting headline is it? Especially considering the charges didn’t match the alleged crime that was reported anyway. The only reason this is getting any coverage at all is the return of RD generating interest- hence the slew of single sentance [sic] headlines about the RD cast (ok, mainly Craig Charles…)

    in reply to: What’ll the ship be like? #94058
    Wilbur
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    Didn’t Ellard strongly ‘hint’ that the pencil shaped ship made for the movie still exists? I can’t see them going to the effort of either a new model or CGI ships, especially as it seems as if there will be a lot of CGI work already going into the set background.

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