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So we survived. And everybody seemed to have a good time. We'd like to thank everybody who came out for all of our events: our many panels, Gonzo Sound + Vision, the Nuts on the Road Panel Show, and everything else. We'd like to thank the track directors who put up with our shit: [...]
Hulu has a very interesting fall lineup in store for U.S. viewers. Not only will they have season premiers of many shows available, they will also have the season premiers of Chuck and Knight Rider available for viewing one week before the broadcast premier. Very interesting. So if you you just can't wait, and if you can't remember things well like me, then stay tuned here and we'll bring them to...
It only seems like last week that we were being told that classic UK SF sitcom Red Dwarf would be returning for a special one-off hour-long episode to be filmed next month (oh wait: it was last... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
It would be easy, in many ways, to suggest that Red Dwarf was able to pick up where Doctor Who left off in terms of fandom. After all, Survival (Who's final episode) came almost 18 months after The End (Dwarf's debut episode) was televised...but that's a stretch. By its nature, Dwarf is a situation comedy where the situations are based on a unique mix - characterization and science fiction. (Dwarf...
Good morning and welcome to your Friday television briefing. The weekend is just within our grasps now, so just a few more hours to go. I spent last night watching some pilots for ABC's recently announced series orders--including the Nathan Fillion-starring Castle and ensemble cop dramedy The Unusuals--so look for thoughts on those and more in the next few days. Truth is sometimes just as
Good news for fans of the big rouge one... The cast of the Jupiter Mining Ship, Red Dwarf, are set to make a comeback. Four 30-minute episodes have been commissioned by everyone's favourite digital channel, Dave. These will apparently be aired in the UK in 2009. We've also seen a news story reporting that a one-hour DVD special will start production in October this year, commissioned by BBC Worldwide....
Don Warrington (Strictly Come Dancing partner is Lilia Kopylova) Don is best known for his role of Philip Smith in the sitcom Rising Damp, co-starring the late Leonard Rossiter and Kate Beckinsdale’s late father, Richard Beckinsale. He has also appeared in crime drama C.A.T.S. Eyes, New Street Law, Grange Hill, Red Dwarf, Holby City and The Crouches. Renowned [...]
I was surprised to read, this morning, that there's going to be a brand new hour-long Red Dwarf DVD release next year. But no sooner had I read that, than this news hits me - four new, 30 minute episodes of Red Dwarf have been commissioned by Dave. Channel Dave. Not Dave Lister!
Blake’s 7 Returns, Red Dwarf Rumored Next | The Underwire from Wired.com Meanwhile, eyewitness reports say Robert Llewellyn (android Kryton, above) told a Seattle PBS audience that the BBC would produce a Red Dwarf special in October — perhaps for a Christmas broadcast. Fans and TV reporters will be searching for confirmation frantically until an official [...]
Robert Llewellyn announced at a recent appearance that there are plans for a one hour Red Dwarf special . If this is true will it be a worthy addition or just a reminder of how much fun the series was.
It's been hinted at earlier this month and now the Cat appears to be out of the bag: BBC's SF sitcom Red Dwarf is to return for a special one-hour episode to be filmed in October. The announcement... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Doctor Who has been crowed as the TV series people most want to see turned into a movie. Friends, Heroes and CSI followed close behind in the poll for the Radio Times in the UK. Helen Hackworthy, editor of RadioTimes.com, said: “While Trekkers have had a number of big-screen delights, Who fans are hoping that the success [...]