Frequently Asked Questions

QWill there be a ninth series?
AA subsequent series is always a possibility but relies on several other factors. It's possible that the crew's adventures could continue in any number of media, not just on television...
QWhat is the status of the Red Dwarf movie?
AWe continue to actively pursue funding. Any developments will be posted on reddwarf.co.uk - where you can find storyboard artwork and other archive news regarding this ongoing project.
QIs there really going to be a Red Dwarf stage show?
AA stage project, based on the Dwarf movie script, is currently under consideration. As ever, the website will report any updates as they happen.
QCan I get Red Dwarf content on my mobile phone?
AYes. Visit www.red-dwarf.mobi to subscribe to the Pitch service, providing ringtones, voicetones, wallpapers, animated mobisdes and more.
QWhat Red Dwarf DVDs are available?
AIn the UK (Region 2):
Red Dwarf Series I,II,III,IV,V,VI,VII and VIII as two- or three-disc sets. All episodes are in their original format, and every series includes deleted scenes, outtakes, documentaries, cast commentary, interviews and more.
The Bodysnatcher Collection, featuring all three remastered series, all-new documentaries and commentaries, plus rare unseen footage.
Beat The Geek, an interactive quiz DVD hosted by Holly.
Just The Shows Vol.1 and Vol.2, all compiling the episodes without bonus material.
Just The Smegs, compiling the Smeg Ups and Smeg Outs specials.

In Australia (Region 4):
Red Dwarf Series I-VIII as above.
The Bodysnatcher Collection as above.
Beat The Geek as above.
Just The Shows Vol.1 and Vol.2 as above
Just The Smegs as above.

In the USA (Region 1):
Red Dwarf Series I-VIII as above.

Rest of World:
The series is also available on country-specific DVD releases in Japan, Spain, Portugal, France, Poland and the Czech Republic.

For more details on a DVD release visit the relevant area of our Merchandise section.

You can read about the content, and how it came to be made, in the Articles:Production section.
QHow can I join the Red Dwarf Fan Club?
AIf you go to the links section on this site, you will find a link to The Official Red Dwarf Fan Club. Please note that the fan clubs are run by the fans on a voluntary basis so it may take them a while to get back to you if they get gazillions of enquiries!
QWhat's the latest news on the 'Dimension Jump' Red Dwarf Convention?
AFor the latest news on the convention visit the Fan Club Section. Details will be posted on the Fan Club website, available via Links, as well as in their quarterly BTL magazine, and reddwarf.co.uk will bring you the latest news on guests and events.
QWill Series IV, V and VI ever be remastered?
AThere are no plans to remaster these series at the present time.
QCan I send my Red Dwarf script to Grant Naylor for consideration?
AWe regret that we are unable to accept any unsolicited scripts, and those which are received are returned unread. Please see the 'Terms of Use' section on this site which outlines our policy on this. However, the Fan Club is always on the lookout for good fan fiction from its members, visit the club's site via our Links section for details on how to join, and their submissions policy.
QWill there be a CD of Red Dwarf music?
ACopyright difficulties make the release of music from past seasons unlikely.
QWill there be a Red Dwarf computer game?
AThere are plans to produce a Red Dwarf game, and negotiations are taking place.
We are currently examining the possibilities, considering format and design.
QWill there be an American Red Dwarf convention?
AWe cannot say if there will be a dedicated Red Dwarf convention in the USA at the moment, but members of the cast do appear at various SF conventions and PBS pledge drives in the States. We will bring you news of these as and when they are planned.
QHow much of the show is based on real scientific theory?
ADoug Naylor is a voracious researcher, and his shelves are lined with books on quantum theory and new technologies. Huge amounts of the show have been influenced by real theories - including the nanobots, the stasis booth and the dimension theory of reality (!). A Brief History of Time author Professor Stephen Hawking remains a big fan of the show. One episode of The 10%ers - Grant Naylor's talent agency sit-com - included a reference to A Brief History of Time: The Musical (which featured the song 'Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principal A-Go-Go' and starred Jason Donovan as an electron).
QHow can I contact reddwarf.co.uk with an enquiry?
AIn the first instance, please log on to our forum and post your enquiry there. The site co-ordinator monitors all discussions and will be able to provide you with an answer.