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| ARTICLES RELATED TO British sitcom | | | |  British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - ScenarioIn the show, the Red Dwarf is a spaceship 5 miles long belonging to the Jupiter Mining Corporation. An on-board radiation leak kills everyone except for Dave Lister, who was in suspended animation at the time, and his pregnant cat, Frankenstein, who was safely sealed in the cargo hold. Lister had smuggled Frankenstein aboard the ship, but had been caught in possesion of the illegal life form (by having his photo taken with the cat and sending the film off the ship's lab for processing). Given the choice of giving up the location of the cat, or going into Stas ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Scenario |
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| | | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Production history The first series aired on BBC2 in 1988. Seven further series have so far been produced, and a film is currently in pre-production. The idea was originally developed from the Dave Hollins: Space Cadet sketches introduced on Grant and Naylor's 1984 BBC Radio 4 show Son of Cliché.
Rob Grant and Doug Naylor wrote the first six series together, before Grant left in 1996 leaving Naylor to write the next two with a series of new and less well- ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Main Theme Lyrics, Red Dwarf - Cast Links Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Production history |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Characters and actors
Red Dwarf - Regular cast.
Craig Charles (Dave Lister): Also known for Robot Wars, Coronation Street and a variety of other British shows.
Chris Barrie (Arnold Rimmer): Also known for his starring role in The Brittas Empire, numerous voices on Spitting Image, and his role as Lara Croft's butler in the Tomb Raider movies.
Danny John-Jules (The Cat): Danny has also appeared in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Gulliver's Travels, and Blade II.
Norman ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Main Theme Lyrics, Red Dwarf - Cast Links Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Characters and actors |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Ships
Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf.
The main ship after which the show is named. Red Dwarf is five miles long, not including the scoop at the front, and can hold over a thousand crew members. It also holds a complement of Starbug and Blue Midget shuttlecrafts. The "scoop" at the front of the ship collects trace hydrogen gases from space and converts them into fuel: the ship, therefore, could theoretically keep on travelling forever. As a mining vessel, the Red dwarf has massive bays which apparently holds large asteroids in place for mining. Currently the ship is ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Main Theme Lyrics, Red Dwarf - Cast Links Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Ships |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - US version A pilot episode for an American version was produced for NBC in 1992, though never broadcast. The show followed essentially the same story as the original UK pilot, substituting American actors (including Craig Bierko as Lister, Chris Eigeman as Rimmer, and Hinton Battle as the Cat) for the British; exceptions being Robert Llewellyn, who reprised his role as Kryten and the British actress Jane Leeves who took the part of Holly. The pilot was unsuccessful.
A later pilot consisting of scenes from the first pilot edited in with new footage (and featuring Terry Farrell ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Main Theme Lyrics, Red Dwarf - Cast Links Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - US version |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Spin-offs The franchise has expanded to include four novels, written by the show's creators, Doug Naylor and Rob Grant.
Red Dwarf: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers - Grant Naylor - ISBN 0-45-145201-1
Better Than Life - Grant Naylor - ISBN 0-14-012438-1
Last Human - Doug Naylor - ISBN 0-14-014388-2
Backwards - Rob Grant - ISBN 0-14-017150-9
The first book, Red Dwarf, had cover art that could be interpreted as saying Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers is the title, and the book is often called this to ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Main Theme Lyrics, Red Dwarf - Cast Links Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Spin-offs |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Invented words Red Dwarf famously employed a vocabulary of fictional expletives in order to avoid using potentially-offensive expletives in the show, and to give nuance to futuristic colloquial language. By far, the most famous example is smeg. Variations of the word include: smegger, smeghead, smeg off, smeg-for-brains, and smegging hell; it is used as a synonym for the word fuck. In one episode, Rimmer tells a vending machine to "smeg off, you smeggy smegging smegger!"; "Bodyswap" features the phrase "Oh s ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Main Theme Lyrics, Red Dwarf - Cast Links Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Invented words |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards In the season three episode "Backwards", there are several segments of reversed dialogue. Some of these are simply reversed recordings of the subtitled dialogue (a few with rather more "robust" language than the subtitled version), others are actors attempting (quite successfully) to speak backwards. An example of this is seen at the bar in the pub, where Lister discovers he has to order "Erskib" - played b ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Main Theme Lyrics, Red Dwarf - Cast Links Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27 Groovy Funky Channel 27 (Although it may only be Channel 27, as Rimmer challenges Lister to name a famous hologram, Lister replies that Channel 27 has a hologram reading the news. Rimmer then mockingly, as well as with a sarcastic dance says "Groovy Funky Channel 27.", which leads one to believe that he was simply making fun of Channel 27 and not actually naming it.) is a fictional TV channel which appears on some episodes. The main news anchor is dead, and appears as a hologram with the le ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Main Theme Lyrics, Red Dwarf - Cast Links Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27 |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Production history The first series aired on BBC2 in 1988. Seven further series have so far been produced, and a film is supposed to be in pre-production, though little has been heard of it in recent years (see below under Spinoffs). The idea was originally developed from the Dave Hollins: Space Cadet sketches introduced on Grant and Naylor's 1984 BBC Radio 4 show Son of Cliché.
Rob Grant and Doug Naylor wrote the first six series together, before Grant left in 1996 leaving Naylor to write the next two with a series of new and less well- ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Production history |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Characters and actors
Red Dwarf - Regular cast.
Craig Charles (Dave Lister): Also known for Robot Wars, Coronation Street and a variety of other British shows.
Chris Barrie (Arnold Rimmer): Also known for his starring role in The Brittas Empire, numerous voices on Spitting Image, Massive Machines on Five, and his role as Lara Croft's butler in the Tomb Raider movies.
Danny John-Jules (The Cat): Danny has also appeared in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Gulliver's Travels, ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Characters and actors |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Ships
Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf.
The main ship after which the show is named. Red Dwarf is five miles long( sometimes said to be four or six), not including the scoop at the front, and can hold over a thousand crew members. It also holds a complement of Starbug and Blue Midget shuttlecrafts. The "scoop" at the front of the ship collects trace hydrogen gases from space and converts them into fuel: the ship, therefore, could theoretically keep on travelling forever. As a mining vessel, the Red dwarf has massive bays which ap ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Ships |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - US version A pilot episode for an American version was produced for NBC in 1992, though never broadcast. The show followed essentially the same story as the original UK pilot, substituting American actors (including Craig Bierko as Lister, Chris Eigeman as Rimmer, and Hinton Battle as the Cat) for the British; exceptions being Robert Llewellyn, who reprised his role as Kryten and the British actress Jane Leeves who took the part of Holly. The pilot was unsuccessful.
A later pilot consisting of scenes from the first pilot edited in with new footage (and featuring Terry Farrell ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - US version |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Spin-offs The franchise has expanded to include four novels, written by the show's creators, Doug Naylor and Rob Grant.
Red Dwarf: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers - Grant Naylor - ISBN 0-45-145201-1
Better Than Life - Grant Naylor - ISBN 0-14-012438-1
Last Human - Doug Naylor - ISBN 0-14-014388-2
Backwards - Rob Grant - ISBN 0-14-017150-9
The first book, Red Dwarf, had cover art that could be interpreted as saying Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers is the title, and the book is often called this to ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Spin-offs |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Invented words Red Dwarf famously employed a vocabulary of fictional expletives in order to avoid using potentially-offensive expletives in the show, and to give nuance to futuristic colloquial language. By far, the most famous example is smeg. Variations of the word include: smegger, smeghead, smeg off, smeg-for-brains, and smegging hell; it is used as a synonym for the word fuck. In one episode, Rimmer tells a vending machine to "smeg off, you smeggy smegging smegger!"; "Bodyswap" features the phrase "Oh s ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Invented words |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards In the season three episode "Backwards", there are several segments of reversed dialogue. Some of these are simply reversed recordings of the subtitled dialogue (a few with rather more "robust" language than the subtitled version), others are actors attempting (quite successfully) to speak backwards. An example of this is seen at the bar in the pub, where Lister discovers he has to order "Erskib" - played b ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27 Groovy Funky Channel 27 is a fictional TV channel which appears on some episodes. The main news anchor is dead, and appears as a hologram with the letter H on her forehead (like Arnold Rimmer's).
It is unclear if this is the channel's actual name. Rimmer challenges Lister to name a famous hologram, Lister replies that Channel 27 has a hologram reading the news. Rimmer then mockingly, as well as with a sarcastic dance says "Groovy Funky Channel 27.", which leads one to believe that he was simply making fun of Channel 27 and not actually naming it. Although in the episode "Better Than Life," a recorded ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27 |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Lyrics Main Theme
It's cold outside, there's no kind of atmosphere.
I'm all alone, more or less.
Let me fly far away from here--
Fun, fun, fun, in the sun, sun, sun...
I want to lie shipwrecked and comatose,
Drinking fresh mango juice,
Goldfish shoals nibbling at my toes!
Fun, fun, fun, in the sun, sun, sun
Fun, fun, fun, in the sun, sun, sun...
There is also an extended theme tune with two extra verses. These verses were not written by the ...
See also:Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Scenario, Red Dwarf - Production history, Red Dwarf - Episode list, Red Dwarf - Characters and actors, Red Dwarf - Regular cast, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest characters, Red Dwarf - Recurring guest actors, Red Dwarf - Ships, Red Dwarf - Red Dwarf, Red Dwarf - Blue Midget, Red Dwarf - Starbug, Red Dwarf - US version, Red Dwarf - Spin-offs, Red Dwarf - Invented words, Red Dwarf - Talking Backwards, Red Dwarf - Groovy Funky Channel 27, Red Dwarf - Notes, Red Dwarf - Continuity, Red Dwarf - Lyrics Read more here: » Red Dwarf: Encyclopedia II - Red Dwarf - Lyrics |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Situation comedy - Specific countries of origin Most US sitcoms are half-hour shows in which the story is written to run a total of 22 minutes in length, leaving 8 minutes of commercial time. Sitcoms made outside the US may run somewhat longer. US sitcoms are often characterised by long season runs of 20 or more episodes, whereas the British sitcom is traditionally comprised of distinct series of six episodes each. US sitcoms often have large teams of young script writers from top universities firing gags into the script and round-table sessions, while most British sitcoms are written by one or two p ...
See also:Situation comedy, Situation comedy - History, Situation comedy - Characteristics, Situation comedy - Ensemble cast structure, Situation comedy - Plot formulas, Situation comedy - Lifecycle, Situation comedy - Specific countries of origin, Situation comedy - Australia, Situation comedy - Canada, Situation comedy - Russia, Situation comedy - New Zealand, Situation comedy - United Kingdom, Situation comedy - United States, Situation comedy - List of sitcoms, Situation comedy - 1940s, Situation comedy - 1950s, Situation comedy - 1960s, Situation comedy - 1970s, Situation comedy - 1980s, Situation comedy - 1990s, Situation comedy - 2000s, Situation comedy - Bibliography, Situation comedy - Ratings Read more here: » Situation comedy: Encyclopedia II - Situation comedy - Specific countries of origin |
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| | | | | British sitcom: Encyclopedia II - Yes Minister - Critical reception Yes, Minister came sixth in a 2004 BBC poll to find 'Britain's Best Sitcom'. In a list of the 100 Greatest British Television Programmes drawn up by the British Film Institute in 2000, voted by industry professionals, Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister were jointly placed ninth.
Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister have been cited by political scientists for their accurate and sophisticated portrayal of these relationships. The shows were very popular in governmental circles and they were the fav ...
See also:Yes Minister, Yes Minister - Plot, Yes Minister - Critical reception, Yes Minister - Background, Yes Minister - Inspirations, Yes Minister - Episode list, Yes Minister - Yes Minister, Yes Minister - Yes Prime Minister, Yes Minister - Character list, Yes Minister - Remakes Read more here: » Yes Minister: Encyclopedia II - Yes Minister - Critical reception |
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