Dude, I really feel for you... what you've been going through, so unfair. You seem like a really cool bloke! Keep your chin up Brother, love from England x
The man on stage introducing the reverse brothers is Comedian Tony hawks who appeared in the previous two seasons as the voice of the vending machine and he appeared in the episode Better than life and the voice of the suit case in statis leak in season 2. He was actually the warm up comedian for the studio audience, but was given small roles in the series
thanks for the video, Interesting fact here, the series creator and writer Rob Grant can be seen standing on the street with sunglasses smoking a cigarette backwards in this, at 7.04 in this video you will see him.
I remember thinking this episode is why red dwarf was better SF than Star Trek. Star Trek tries to be internally consistent and so its science is whatever was established in earlier episodes even after actual science has moved on. In red dwarf you can play with current science. This episode was based on a Stephen Hawking idea. He later dismissed it, we can move on and that’s fine. (It may have been dismissed before the episode even aired but that’s not the point)
They did originally write a script covering Lister’s pregnancy, but dropped it as they feared the episode would be too homophobic. As for the changes to Holly, the actor who played him was let go, due to disputes of wages. And they just recast him with the story he simply had a sex change due to his feelings of affection to Hilly.
@@TheReactingMan Actually spoiler, the old Holly returns at the end of S7, is a regular is S8. makes a guest appearance in S11, and in the Red Dwarf mini series. Red Dwarf; The Promised Land.
Actually, they let go of Norman Lovett as he moved to Edinburgh and he thought it would be too much of a commute to Manchester, where the show was made. What I don’t get is why they didn’t decide to keep him and pre-record his contributions in the BBC’s Glasgow studios then ship the tapes of him speaking to camera down to BBC Manchester to be played into the studio recording.
@@stickytapenrust6869 It's because to do his job well he needed to be at the set to rehearse and perform directly with the cast. Also the show at this point was still filmed in front of a live audience and he wouldn't be able to work around the laughter if it was pre-recorded.
Actually he left because he had met his wife and moved to Edinburgh and didn't want to commute so much to rehearse and just wanted to turn up for the recording only, and Paul Jackson the producer didn't like that, he wanted Norman for rehearsals in Manchester also. Eventually he agreed to Normans request just to appear for the studio recording only but for less money and Norman of course wasn't happy and dropped out of the show. He says he regrets his decision to this day.
Hi My patreon channel is on hold for now I wasn't able to upload consistently and I didnt feel my viewers were getting any value from it My situation has and is improving and Patreon should be back very soon sorry about that
@@TheReactingMan that's ok mate , good to hear your improving health wise :) , just to be clear , all your full length reactions will still be there when you bring it back right?
Hi Guys
Red Dwarf S03E01 Backwards
sorry it takes so long
but i should be back in full swing very soon
Hope you enjoy it
Dude, I really feel for you... what you've been going through, so unfair. You seem like a really cool bloke! Keep your chin up Brother, love from England x
@@MrJimithee Whats he going through? Copyright shit?
The man on stage introducing the reverse brothers is Comedian Tony hawks who appeared in the previous two seasons as the voice of the vending machine and he appeared in the episode Better than life and the voice of the suit case in statis leak in season 2. He was actually the warm up comedian for the studio audience, but was given small roles in the series
Thanks for the info
Tony's best known for his excellent autobiographical novels, including Round Ireland With A Fridge, well worth a read. @@TheReactingMan
thanks for the video, Interesting fact here, the series creator and writer Rob Grant can be seen standing on the street with sunglasses smoking a cigarette backwards in this, at 7.04 in this video you will see him.
cool
Great to see you back mate!
Thanks hopefully I can catch up very soon
Are you ok man??
“Unrumble!” Is one of my favourite lines on to ever.
Amazing how they crafted a world like our own with its distinctive rules by simply reversing recorded footage and splicing in forward elements.
Ya especially in the 80's when they didn't have the
Technology we have now
I remember thinking this episode is why red dwarf was better SF than Star Trek. Star Trek tries to be internally consistent and so its science is whatever was established in earlier episodes even after actual science has moved on. In red dwarf you can play with current science. This episode was based on a Stephen Hawking idea. He later dismissed it, we can move on and that’s fine. (It may have been dismissed before the episode even aired but that’s not the point)
That is one of the things I like about the show is that the science is mostly accurate
They did originally write a script covering Lister’s pregnancy, but dropped it as they feared the episode would be too homophobic. As for the changes to Holly, the actor who played him was let go, due to disputes of wages. And they just recast him with the story he simply had a sex change due to his feelings of affection to Hilly.
I am going to miss Holly
@@TheReactingMan Actually spoiler, the old Holly returns at the end of S7, is a regular is S8. makes a guest appearance in S11, and in the Red Dwarf mini series. Red Dwarf; The Promised Land.
Actually, they let go of Norman Lovett as he moved to Edinburgh and he thought it would be too much of a commute to Manchester, where the show was made.
What I don’t get is why they didn’t decide to keep him and pre-record his contributions in the BBC’s Glasgow studios then ship the tapes of him speaking to camera down to BBC Manchester to be played into the studio recording.
@@stickytapenrust6869 It's because to do his job well he needed to be at the set to rehearse and perform directly with the cast. Also the show at this point was still filmed in front of a live audience and he wouldn't be able to work around the laughter if it was pre-recorded.
@@stickytapenrust6869 Yes he had his own show, I Lovett, which I quite enjoyed he co-wrote with Ian Pattison who created Rab C Nesbitt.
Glad to see you back pal.
Thanks
Hopefully I can get back in the groove soon
Welcome back. Wondered where you got too! Need more Breaking Bad 😀
thanks
Breaking Bad isn't the most popular show on my channel
but there will be a new one comming
@@TheReactingMan Really? I thought it would be hugely popular.
The last episode got 115 views in 2 months
I am still going to keep doing them but its not really a top priority
Hope youre doing ok man..not heard from you in a while.
15:11 This is a bit of an easter egg for those how can play it forwards.
Ya Zvimur posted a link with some of the backward scenes played forward
in the comments
@@TheReactingMan Ah, I didn't notice. But thanks, I haven't seen it in years. Edit: Wait a minute, it's not here.
ruclips.net/video/A19LLHSOF80/видео.html
Here's what the club manager actually said when he was shouting at Kryten & Rimmer: ruclips.net/video/nNWGcYcBklE/видео.html
Love this episode seeing late 1980s Manchester
The Original Holly was a serious West End actor he want back to the Theatre
That's too bad
Holly was a very funny character
Actually he left because he had met his wife and moved to Edinburgh and didn't want to commute so much to rehearse and just wanted to turn up for the recording only, and Paul Jackson the producer didn't like that, he wanted Norman for rehearsals in Manchester also. Eventually he agreed to Normans request just to appear for the studio recording only but for less money and Norman of course wasn't happy and dropped out of the show. He says he regrets his decision to this day.
Wow I caught up. I thought you would be to season 7 by now
Rimmer seems more normal than I remember.
He seemed very tolerant when Kryton ejected him
maybe he is mellowing
@@TheReactingMan Yes, and he wasn't playing the pompous idiot that I've seen him play usually.
yeah i've always felt he mellowed out after series 2
Where you gone? Hope your well
go check his community post.
hope your doing ok , so sorry to hear about your situation , all the love from England xx 🕊🕊
stay strong💪💪
This isn’t so much a reaction as sit there in silence laughing now and then
I'm confused , what happened to your pateron?
did you delete it? just went to sub to binge some peep show reactions and nothing is there..?
Hi
My patreon channel is on hold for now
I wasn't able to upload consistently and I didnt feel my viewers were getting any value from it
My situation has and is improving and Patreon should be back very soon
sorry about that
@@TheReactingMan that's ok mate , good to hear your improving health wise :) , just to be clear , all your full length reactions will still be there when you bring it back right?
@@123456twat ya all the series will still be there
@@TheReactingMan awesome