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Moggy wrote:

Sprouty wrote:Good work on the heads up that all episodes are on iplayer (surprised they've added the ones from Dave).

I think UKTV/Dave are owned by the BBC.

Not shocked considering how often QI loved reminding us QI repeats were on Dave.

Saint of Killers wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Sprouty wrote:Good work on the heads up that all episodes are on iplayer (surprised they've added the ones from Dave).

I think UKTV/Dave are owned by the BBC.

Not shocked considering how often QI loved reminding us QI repeats were on Dave.

It's all more complicated than it needs to be with various different organisations involved, but yeah broadly speaking the BBC owns it all.

UKTV is now owned by BBC Studios which is the new name for the "commercial arm" of the BBC, but only as of 2019 I think. Before that it was part owned by BBC Worldwide I believe, no idea who owned the rest then.

Presumably the reason Back to Earth is not included in this is some rights issue with either Coronation Street or Blade Runner which that special was obsessed by. It was also a bit gooseberry fool so that's another reason not to include it I guess

HailToTheKingBaby! wrote:

Moggy wrote:They definitely need to bring Holly back. I had no idea Lovett was a bit of a dick, but Hattie was decent enough and they could even just recast and get a third actor to play Holly if they wanted to avoid too much nostalgia.

Found this video from the convention, not the best quality but just before 20mins in it starts getting a bit awkward as he sorta slags off Death in Paradise that Danny's in then straight after, he goes against all the others pretty much by saying he prefers the first Kryten etc..



Worth a watch though if you can put up with the quality. Doesn't seem as bad as I remembered it now but slightly awks at times.

I remember going to the first 3 Em Cons and meeting all the major cast members of Red Dwarf, I went into the Q and A and there were more of them present than here and they made a big deal about sitting the two Holly's either end of the panel essential saying they hated each other and that they were keeping them apart. I got to talk to all of them individually and they all seemed really nice but there was definitely effort overall to keep Norman and Hattie separate.

I noticed no back to earth on the iplayer.

Yeah like I say, almost certainly a rights issue to do with Corrie.

Jenuall wrote:Yeah like I say, almost certainly a rights issue to do with Corrie.

Probably, it wasn't the best but it's the only one I haven't been able to rewatch.

I was part way through my... 20th? rewatch of S1-6 when it fell off of Amazon Video. Great to see I can start over again now.

I still own them all on DVD and refuse to get rid of them because of the extras. The only one I don't have is Back to Earth and The Promised Land.

Rubix wrote:

Jenuall wrote:Yeah like I say, almost certainly a rights issue to do with Corrie.

Probably, it wasn't the best but it's the only one I haven't been able to rewatch.

You can buy/rent it on Prime Video I believe, and of course the DVD is probably still out there to buy, but yeah whilst it wasn’t exactly a highlight for the show it’s annoying that it never seems to be made available for streaming when the rest of it all is

So. Rewatching for the first time in years and thinking about it, "Thanks for the Memory" is the most mature storytelling of all the eps of original RD run.

Before now I'd skip because I thought it was boring. But now I'll skip it because it hits the feels

How do I let the end credits play out? Sick of missing out on the whole song

Thanks for the Memory is a great episode.

Kryten's roasting of Rimmer in Justice always gets me.

Who would allow this man, this joke of a man, this man who could not outwit a used tea bag, to be in a position where he might endanger the entire crew? Who? Only a yoghurt.

Only a yo-gurt.

Finished all seasons again from start to finish. I must admit (apart from the promised land) the later seasons are good on rewatches. Season 8 which I never really liked seems to get better on every watch. Sure there are a lot of gaps and plot holes between later seasons but another rewatch just makes me want for more!

Rubix wrote:Finished all seasons again from start to finish. I must admit (apart from the promised land) the later seasons are good on rewatches. Season 8 which I never really liked seems to get better on every watch. Sure there are a lot of gaps and plot holes between later seasons but another rewatch just makes me want for more!

Hollister absolutely steals the show in Series 8, its worth watching just for him.

DML wrote:

Rubix wrote:Finished all seasons again from start to finish. I must admit (apart from the promised land) the later seasons are good on rewatches. Season 8 which I never really liked seems to get better on every watch. Sure there are a lot of gaps and plot holes between later seasons but another rewatch just makes me want for more!

Hollister absolutely steals the show in Series 8, its worth watching just for him.

If the crew discover I'm really just Dennis the Doughnut Boy, I'm finished!

Rubix wrote:

DML wrote:

Rubix wrote:Finished all seasons again from start to finish. I must admit (apart from the promised land) the later seasons are good on rewatches. Season 8 which I never really liked seems to get better on every watch. Sure there are a lot of gaps and plot holes between later seasons but another rewatch just makes me want for more!

Hollister absolutely steals the show in Series 8, its worth watching just for him.

If the crew discover I'm really just Dennis the Doughnut Boy, I'm finished!

One of the tricks they missed though with season 8, was that after the trial, Lister should have been promoted for his bravery and heroics over the previous seasons. This would have been kryptonite for the resurrected Rimmer who would have gone absolutely spare at seeing Lister doing so well.

Vermilion wrote:

Rubix wrote:

DML wrote:

Rubix wrote:Finished all seasons again from start to finish. I must admit (apart from the promised land) the later seasons are good on rewatches. Season 8 which I never really liked seems to get better on every watch. Sure there are a lot of gaps and plot holes between later seasons but another rewatch just makes me want for more!

Hollister absolutely steals the show in Series 8, its worth watching just for him.

If the crew discover I'm really just Dennis the Doughnut Boy, I'm finished!

One of the tricks they missed though with season 8, was that after the trial, Lister should have been promoted for his bravery and heroics over the previous seasons. This would have been kryptonite for the resurrected Rimmer who would have gone absolutely spare at seeing Lister doing so well.

I always thought they should have played more into when Lister lied about passing the chefs exam!

"How'd I Do, Mr Lister, Sir!"

Poll added, what was your favourite episode!

Last night's episode was Thanks For The Memory was actually so nice to see them all getting along for the first third of it . Great episode.

As for a favourite series... that's a tough one.

Has to be one of 3, 4, 5 or 6. But I can't choose.