I stumbled apon this!!!

http://www.toplessrobot.com/2009/01/red ... n_home.php


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7851989.stm

   

I heard they were doing something, but I did not know the details
thanks.

   

Are they going to pay that light bill at last?

   

what is that video above? they disabled it.

good post, keep the brit humour coming.

   

   

Crap embedding is disabled but you just double click and it takes you to the source. Or:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEu0o62ycmg

   

For any Smegheads still surviving out there, just a note to all.....Red Dwarf Series X is being aired on Wednesday 18 June on Seattle's KCTS. All 6 episodes will be shown starting @ 7:00pm PT.......

Red Dwarf: Series X

The record-breaking viewing figures achieved by the Back to Earth special in 2009 were as exciting to fans everywhere as they were to the new broadcaster Dave. Surely this meant the commission of a full series was an inevitability?

Television is rarely as simple as we hope, however, and it would take a further two years before the dream of a new Red Dwarf series became a reality. Although attendees of fan club convention Dimension Jump in October 2009 had been told that discussions were underway about a new series, it wasn't until the next convention in April 2011 that Doug Naylor was able to get up on stage and announce to the assembled throng that six new episodes would be broadcast by Dave in late 2012.

Although Back to Earth was still very firmly considered a "special", it was nevertheless termed as the ninth batch of episodes, neatly allowing the new series to be designated Red Dwarf X - a commercially appealing name as well as the signifier of a brand new and exciting era.

The 2009 specials had stripped the series back to the four main characters of Lister, Rimmer, Cat and Kryten - but in many other ways had proven unconventional and experimental. Right from the off, however, the remit for RDX was for a "classic"-style series - back on the ship, heavy on both character comedy and big, clever ideas, and ideally with model shots and a studio audience involved.

Shot in the main at Shepperton Studios between December 2011 and February 2012, Series X - despite a number of budgetary and production hiccups - achieved these goals with aplomb, debuting in October 2012 to strong ratings and huge critical acclaim. Red Dwarf was back - and this time, with new sets, a fresh status quo for the characters and a renewed vigour, would it be here to stay? As the show's silver anniversary year approaches, we await news on whether Series XI will continue the dream revival...

Red Dwarf - The Official Website

   

Series X (2012)

Episode 1

Trojan

The crew discover the pristine,empty spaceship Trojan and use it to travel to the aid of Columbus III, to answer a distress call from Rimmer's brother Howard, who used to bully him. However Rimmer is too proud to help until he can equal Howard in rank and become an officer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPHPViwH ... detailpage

Watch out for Series XI, filming for which starts in October and which is coming to our screen in 2015.

Craig Charles, who plays Lister, now also plays Lloyd Mullaney in Coronation Street.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nnoXHfM ... detailpage

   

Wow! ... brought back to life with defibrillator paddles!

   

Red Dwarf XI and XII are coming in 2016 and 2017.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar ... -show.html

   

From what I saw of the last series the show has gone to shit. It would seem they were just grasping at straws trying to keep the series running. I don't think the new series will be any better which really is a pity as the original series was a total hoot.

   

Red Dwarf

   

But it's British, so in Batsy's eyes, it's the best thing since kippers and black pudding for breakfast.

   

Shortly after the pic was taken the Nork Chick was offed because her shit eating grin wasn't up to standard.

   

She fed to pig-dogs for having irritating reactionary raugh.