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"Disgustingly Northern" As we continue our series revisiting the now decades-old DVD releases, the main thing we re-disc-over this time out is that Series V tempts us down conversational side roads like nothing else. So join Cappsy, Danny and Ian as we discuss Juliet May's short-lived tenure as director, attempt to get to the bottom of conflicting stories about Red Dwarf USA, and uncover more examples of institutional racism within the Metropolitan Police. We also speculate as to what the visual effects workshop smelt like, hunt down pictures of Timothy Spall dressed as a pig, and confess the real reason behind our lukewarm response to the fan commentaries nearly twenty years ago. Strap yourself in, this is a waffley one.
Show notes
- Ian's review from November 2004
- A much more succinct explanation of what "crossing the line" means
- It's a fucking emu!
- Timothy Spall develops PTSD in The Tale of Little Pig Robinson
- Holoship Xtended - Pete Part Three did a complete edit while John Hoare posted one scene from his version.
- Ian's slow motion face
- Creating new lines from existing dialogue
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