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Red Dwarf co-creator Rob Grant dies
(www.comedy.co.uk)
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We were talking about Red Dwarf at work just yesterday. It's still one of my favourite all time shows.
I haven't seen a lot of the more recent years stuff - for a long time I hadn't realized they were still making stuff occasionally. I need to go find a collection so I can catch up…
"Back to Earth" feels kinda off, but still had some funny bits.
Series X to XII feel like a return to form, with X feeling more like the first few series in tone (more sitcom-y), and the next two feeling more adventurous like series 3 to 6. A few episodes get pretty Black Mirror-ish (in a good way) while keeping up the humor.
Promised Land kept the level of quality, but told a longer story, while remaining very funny and imaginative.