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I just lucked on to a copy of the book 'Red Dwarf', the essential 'how it all started' story. 298 pages, I think I read it in about two hours, and enjoyed every page. A lot of good stuff in there that they couldn't put in the series, like how Kryten and his former owners came to be stranded on...

I'm not entirely sure, since they didn't show it in the credits, but on a recent episode of 'Without a trace' there was a scene where a bank robber shot an off-duty cop who was going for her gun, and although the scene was all of about 3 seconds long, I could swear it was Pat Tallman. Can anyone...

Close, Hyp. Here it is, from the official Red Dwarf website: 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...

Red Dwarf is another one of the british comedies that I love. (and I know the words to the theme song!) There's no way they could pull it off without Charles Craig (or is it Craig Charles :rolleyes:) Chris Barrie & Robert Llewelyn. Can't remember offhand who did Cat & Holly :confused:-havn't...

As a fan of both shows, especially when DS9 found its ground and became a true series, I never saw them as 'rivals'-different time, different people, different story. Kind of like watching your favorite NFL team play then changing channels to watch your favorite MLB team. Anyway, my favorite...

Hmm, on second thought, if they did it like what G.I.Joe was originally meant to be, a man of action, a bit like James Coburn's FLINT movies, then maybe. But if they do the later cartoon G.I.Joe-vs.-Cobra crap then forget it.

Actually Scooby Doo wasn't that bad, if you don't take it too seriously. I think it was Fred and Daphne's petty, narcasistic bickering that ruined it. Scooby was a riot though, and Mathew Lillard did do a great Shaggy (btw Casey Kasum was the original voice of Shaggy) As for the G.I.Joe...

A Simpsons movie would be great! I've been a Simpsons fan since way back when it was short clips on the Tracey Ullman show. To kick back in a theater and O.D. on The Simpsons-ah, bliss!

I was taking about (I'm showing my age here) when the movies first came out, before the internet, all the fan clubs and EU novels and such, before any of us really knew where Lucas was going with this. Do we really know now? I think not. Lucas is a strange dude (in a good way though) and people...

I don't think it's safe to assume anything, where Lucas is concerned; it wasn't that long ago, nobody saw episodes I-III coming.

You bloated sack of protoplasm! I absolutely loved that show! And it definitely was no kiddie cartoon either. It would be great to see them back in action. I'll have to see if I can find out anything about that.

Well, if you don't like the taste than don't eat it. :D

So who else besides me would like to see a "Girls of sci-fi" issue of Playboy? As long as it is tastefully done, of course! It'd be a best-seller, I think. How 'bout it, Hef? :)

She DOES have a couple of very nice spots! :)

Re: Let\'s cast a B5 movie Morden-"What do you want?" Londo-"We want...a SHRUBBERY!" Morden-"One thing at a time, Ambassador." Londo-"If we do not get a shrubbery, we shall say 'spoo' to you." Vir-"Spoo!" Morden-"All right, all right, we'll get you a shrubbery!"

Not on an album cover, but she was , or damn near, in Playboy. Hot Hot Hot! :p

Re: Let\'s cast a B5 movie Bester, Bester, Bester of the B.D.A! :D

Re: Let\'s cast a B5 movie Excellent idea! Start a new thread maybe, with each poster carrying on the scene? :)

Re: Let\'s cast a B5 movie Harvey Korman and Tim Conway as Londo and Vir :D

I have to admit-I watched too many cartoons; my higher brain functions are celuloid mush. "Thufferin' Thuccotash!" :p Bester-"I assume my usual quarters in the brig are available?'