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Originally posted by j6ngo1977:
Yeh there is a thread somewhere but most people on here are from USA. SO not much is said about the Dwarf. Me I'm a huge fan. I just bought Season 8 on DVD and I would also love to see a movie. I heard about season 4 Grant and Naylor where going to New Zealand, with the original cast, to start production but I never heard anything since. I think it is down to budget.

Aaaaahhh Beer milkshakes and cold curry sauce for breakfast :) I have met Craig Charles as I live in his home town.

It's nice to hear from fellow fans :) 'Boys from the Dwarf!' :D

Fave Episode: 'Back to Reality'

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Originally posted by Spermbird:

I love Red Dwarf & have all 8 series on video....which means now I have to upgrade to DVD.

The dilema I have is whether to buy the first 4 series without the special features in the one pack or buy every series seperately with the special features.

Once I resolve that I wil start the upgrade purchases.

As for the movie it seems to have fallen through about 3 times now (once cos the US studio wanted to use US actors for some of the roles) and I doubt it will ever see the light of day now

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Originally posted by Gixxer:
I have a sudden urge to smoke a kipper for breakfast...

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Originally posted by OneManShort:


Yea, I think the problem with the Red Dwarf fans is possibly that they are less organized in their support, and it was also so long ago that anything new has happened. It's a shame the deal fell through, but different actors would have ruined it. (Definitly get the special features btw )

I’m a leaf on the wind, watch how I soar

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Originally posted by daveshayne:
Stoke me a clipper. I'll be back for christmas.

David

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Originally posted by Spermbird:
As for the movie it seems to have fallen through about 3 times now (once cos the US studio wanted to use US actors for some of the roles) and I doubt it will ever see the light of day now

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Originally posted by Gixxer:
Best thing for it. Recasting with foreign actors never works. Why do they always do it, though?

Keep an eye on the changing pictures top left. The bit on the Alliance ship's yo-saff-bridge. Crossy armed commander pointing at something? Rimmer.

They definitely should run it in America. It'll change eating habits forever. Beer, curries and Doners (the last of which you never actually taste because the curry's done your tongue, and you are only getting a kebab because you are so pissed that It Definitely Seems Like A Good Idea.)

I've tried them in daylight. Taste totally different and you can't manage the swooping move that enables you to engulf a big dod of the pitta, salad and the stuff. Never seems so messy in the dark...

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I have a sudden urge to smoke a kipper for breakfast...

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Originally posted by msg:
Hey We ( my husband and I ) are in the U.S. and we both love Red Dwarf!! I must say both the smeg ups and smeg outs can leave me almost crippled with laughter and my husband still says ( when sounds go wrong) in perfect Lister imitation " we were going to sort that out in the dub"
and Danny in Tounge Tied is fab, but the end with Craig grabbing his ( well you know) as Danny hits the high note is just breathtakingly funny:)

I choose to rise instead of fall- U2

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Originally posted by WishuponaWash:
Another big Red Dwarf Fan here!

Rimmer: Step up to red alert.
Kryten: Sir, are you absolutely sure? It does mean changing the bulb.

Cracks me up every time .

Buy the DVDs because there is lots of shiny extras to watch (I mean alot!). There's at least an hour long documentary for EACH series and just about every deleted scene you could want.

I'm also of the serious hope of a Red Dwarf Movie. Have a look on the main website ( http://www.reddwarf.co.uk/) to see some of the arly movie story boards. It's a case of money for Doug Naylor. Nobody (desipte excellent DVD sales) wants to invest in it.

Here's how it might of been http://www.stillflying.net/

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Originally posted by platinummongoose:
It may be true that most posters here are from the US, but that doesn't mean us yanks don't watch Red Dwarf!
"Over the years... I have come to regard you as people... that I've met."

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Originally posted by sunnyj:
Hiya, massive Red Dwarf fan here. Been a Dwarfer since i was about 12 when they showed the first 6 series on BBC 2 back in 1993, then had to wait 4 years to get series 7! (see there could still be hope for our verse,though i guess it never was cancelled).

Its been 8 years since the last series as the makers were holding out for a film. It got as far as an official announcement a couple of years ago. I dont know whats happened since, i guess it's got stuck in development hell. All the cast have appeared reguarly on british tv (Craig Charles on Corination Street...why!). Though Danny John Jules was in Blade 2 and Chris Barrie in the Tomb Raider flicks. Just like our beloved Firefly im also holdin for this one.

Favourite episode- DNA (series 4) where Lister fights a 7 foot tall, armour plated killer curry monster by becoming a one foot tall Robocop...genius.

'I said my left arm not my right! What sort of navigation officer cant tell left from right!'

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Originally posted by sahara:
I loved Red Dwarf. I don't think they run it over here (US) anymore, though. At least not in my area.
:-(



Blackbird fly into the light of the dark, black night.

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Originally posted by sahara:
Honestly, I haven't even looked. I'm still looking for the Robin of Sherwood complete boxed set DVD in region 1 or 0!!
I'm behind on funds and boxed sets.

:-)

I will look, though!



Blackbird fly into the light of the dark, black night.

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