Photo! PHOTO! News Posted by Ian Symes on 11th May 2012, 17:44 Ooh, Richard Naylor (son of God) has tweeted a photo of the Red Dwarf X edit suite, which includes a nice shot of a big monitor... Read more →
Howard Goodall Composing RDX News Posted by Danny Stephenson on 26th April 2012, 17:32 Well well well! Hasn't today been exciting? First we get our first official glimpse of the crew in situ, then we then get a very brief mention into what Howard Goodall is currently upto: @HowardGoodall: Just received my first rough cuts of the new Red Dwarf series, looking forward to viewing and putting some music on them. Kipper-time! Read more →
First publicity shot released! News Posted by Ian Symes on 26th April 2012, 02:38 With just four or five months, ish, until the start of the series, the UKTV publicity machine is spluttering into life with the release of the first publicity photo from Red Dwarf X... Read more →
Peter Wragg RIP News Posted by Ian Symes on 17th April 2012, 13:26 It is with great sadness that we note the passing of Peter Wragg, the visual effects designer of Red Dwarf I-VII, who died over the weekend following a short illness. He was just 65. Read more →
G&T: The Official Fansite News Posted by Ian Symes on 31st March 2012, 23:00 Ladies and gentlemen, after much discussion and negotiation, Ganymede & Titan PLC and Grant Naylor Productions are proud to announce that G&T is now the official Red Dwarf fansite. Read more →
Bobby Llew once again tests the limits of his NDA News Posted by Jonathan Capps on 5th March 2012, 11:11 Ok, so this is where our spoiler policy gets a little complicated. Asking fans not to reveal plot details is one thing, but when the cast blab stuff in public interviews... well, we'd be remiss not to the quote the whole thing. And that's what we're about to do. The spoiler in question centres around a gag and the loose plot of an episode. You have been warned. Read more →
Music and Models: Fucked? Audience Screenings: Yay! News Posted by Jonathan Capps on 2nd March 2012, 11:07 As the edit for Red Dwarf X continues we've been starting to see a few cracks appearing, mainly thanks to an alarmingly candid Doug Naylor saying whatever he damn well pleases on Twitter. This is obviously brilliant for fans, but I can't imagine it's all that fantastic for the other people on the production. Read more →
Would you say your boobs are a) too small… News Posted by Ian Symes on 28th February 2012, 16:40 The edit for Series X is well and truly underway, and as usual, the best way to find out information is to follow people with the surname 'Naylor' on Twitter. While Junior is busy revealing that each episode is currently running at around 34 minutes and speculating as to the broadcast order, Naylor Classic is asking the fans for opinions... Read more →
Ian’s Newsround – 10/02/12 News Posted by Ian Symes on 10th February 2012, 14:49 If the title of this story means anything to you, you've been visiting this site for around nine years. Haha, now you feel old. Wait, that means I'm old. Shit. Read more →
A comedy series set in space News Posted by John Hoare on 5th February 2012, 02:49 What with all the excitement about Red Dwarf X, let's not forget that G&T loves to bang on about obscure things from ages ago, too. Several years ago, me and Ian did some research in a massive concrete block for an article on the contemporary reaction to the very first series of Dwarf. The other day, I came across this sheaf of photocopies, and the below seemed worth posting on its own - the Radio Times episode capsule for The End, from its original broadcast on 15th February 1988. Read more →
