Series 6 of Red Dwarf is a real fav of mine I have to say. I just love the concept of the series at this point where the crew have lost Red Dwarf altogether and use Starbug to try and find its whereabouts. Yeah ok the humour gets a little bit more lavatorial in places but I love the scripts and one liners that are here.

It also features some of my favourite all time episodes such as "Legion" where Rimmer gets upgraded, "Last Gunmen of the Apocalypse" which is even by Craig Charles admission his favourite episode of all time and the last one "Out of Time" which is just brilliant, even quite thought provoking with its whole what-if scenario.

It also neatly brings back some welcome characters such as Dwayne Dibley and Ace Rimmer (both briefly!) and although the plots are somewhat concept of the week-esque they are really good and well thought out. The climax of the season is actually one of my favourites as it really keeps you guessing what happened at the end.

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Series 6 of Red Dwarf is a real fav of mine I have to say. I just love the concept of the series at this point where the crew have lost Red Dwarf altogether and use Starbug to try and find its whereabouts. Yeah ok the humour gets a little bit more lavatorial in places but I love the scripts and one liners that are here.

It also features some of my favourite all time episodes such as "Legion" where Rimmer gets upgraded, "Last Gunmen of the Apocalypse" which is even by Craig Charles admission his favourite episode of all time and the last one "Out of Time" which is just brilliant, even quite thought provoking with its whole what-if scenario.

It also neatly brings back some welcome characters such as Dwayne Dibley and Ace Rimmer (both briefly!) and although the plots are somewhat concept of the week-esque they are really good and well thought out. The climax of the season is actually one of my favourites as it really keeps you guessing what happened at the end.

So this is very probably my favourite season of Red Dwarf, after this things took a bit of a nose dive with series 7 but this is one of the best for me.

I've got rather mixed feelings about this sixth run of Red Dwarf. On the one hand you've got classics like the award winning "Gunmen of the Apocalypse" and the excellent sequel story "Emohawk - Polymorph II" and on the other I personally was less than satisfied with the conclusion to season finale "Out of Time". As before the first disc offers up a hidden Easter egg extra to be found in the 'select episode' option. By selecting this and then choosing "Gunmen of the Apocalypse" you'll find a sheriff's badge to the right of the second chapter. Pressing enter on this icon will launch the 6 min 'talking heads' feature on this particular story. The bonus features disc (which I initially found a little difficult to navigate around) follows the usual format spearheaded by an original 'making of' documentary which this time around is entitled "The Starbuggers" and weighs in at 74 mins. Another gargantum load of deleted scenes (approx 43 mins) sits alongside a 2 ½ min themed featurette… more »

I've got rather mixed feelings about this sixth run of Red Dwarf. On the one hand you've got classics like the award winning "Gunmen of the Apocalypse" and the excellent sequel story "Emohawk - Polymorph II" and on the other I personally was less than satisfied with the conclusion to season finale "Out of Time". As before the first disc offers up a hidden Easter egg extra to be found in the 'select episode' option. By selecting this and then choosing "Gunmen of the Apocalypse" you'll find a sheriff's badge to the right of the second chapter. Pressing enter on this icon will launch the 6 min 'talking heads' feature on this particular story. The bonus features disc (which I initially found a little difficult to navigate around) follows the usual format spearheaded by an original 'making of' documentary which this time around is entitled "The Starbuggers" and weighs in at 74 mins. Another gargantum load of deleted scenes (approx 43 mins) sits alongside a 2 ½ min themed featurette ("Sick"), approx 18 mins of 'Smeg Ups' and 141 images in the self selection Photo Gallery on the standard extras usually common to these releases. For items unique to this particular title you've got two mute footage extras (raw effects - 13 ¾ mins and 8mm black&white Model Maker Footage approx - 6 mins), a worthy and interesting 29 mins with incidental music composer Howard Goodall in 'Setting the Score'. The celebrations continue for the "Gunmen..." story with Robert Llewellyn taking a sentimental journey back to the location in a 10 min "Return to Laredo" feature plus director Andy de Emmony offers 4 mins of his thoughts on the production. Also let's not forget the worthy inclusion of a 6 min 'behind the scenes' look at the making of season opener "Psirens". Together with the worthy standard 12 page 'collector's booklet' the high level of quality we've come to expect from 2 disc Red Dwarf releases is ably maintained and is a fine addition to the range.