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	www.reddwarf.co.uk /wbterms.html (1527 words)

	Science Fiction Weekly Interview
		Naylor: The movie is going to be a complete separate entity, and so you won't have to have any previous knowledge of the series.
		Naylor: In a way, though, it could be easier [doing 22 episodes], because then you would have to get another guy, they would have to pay you decent money.
		Naylor: I still rant when I seem some of those sets, when I see how raw some of it is. I always had a constant battle with the production designer, because everything he did was gray.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue306/interview2.html (3005 words)

	Red Dwarf Information
		Naylor sent a letter to the Red Dwarf fans at DJ XI, which mostly consisted of his failed attempts to create the film, such as a fake duke of Manchester sending forged money to fund the film.
		As Grant and Naylor were keen never to include aliens in their series, GELFs are man-made beings, as are all the life-forms the Red Dwarf crew encounters — see also references to simulants and the Polymorph.
		Rob Grant covers this in an interview by stating that Lister regrew his appendix during the episode "DNA", while another explanation is found in Doug Naylor's novel Last Human, in which it is revealed that Lister was born with a double appendix.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Red_Dwarf (5467 words)

	The History of Red Dwarf (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Grant Naylor Productions was set up during this time, and the relationship the club offered between the production and the fans was invaluable and announcements reached those with the desire to know much more quickly.
		Robert Llewellyn and Grant Naylor have all expressed disappointment in what they feel was shoddy treatment of the show, although in retrospect it is unlikely that the show would not have suffered if made for the American mass market.
		Grant Naylor Productions say that a film will have all cast members in their usual roles, but no plot details have been forthcoming and when or where such a production would be premiered are entirely unclear.
	hawkida.com /reddwarf.php (3934 words)

	Red Dwarf (science fiction series) - an introduction - Citizendium
		Having initially resisted the idea of including a robot in the show, Grant was persuaded by Naylor to make Kryten, a sanitation droid, one of the central characters, in the process removing much responsibility for exposition from Holly - who was later written out for some years.
		Just to prove that evolution is about adaptation rather than improvement, this product of three million years' development possesses an intelligence unrivalled amongst creatures who spend all their time preening themselves, looking in mirrors, and announcing how nice they look to thin air.
		Now a slightly snobbish, upper-middle-class product of a public school education, Kochanski recoiled at the prospect of being trapped in another realm with what for her was an inferior version of her Dave, the one back in her reality having much better manners, a penchant for pasta and a working knowledge of opera arias (Ouroboros).
	en.citizendium.org /wiki/Red_Dwarf_(science_fiction_series) (2242 words)

	Doug Naylor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Doug Naylor is a comedy writer who was born in Manchester, England, and studied at the University of Liverpool.
		With Rob Grant, Naylor worked on the television series Spitting Image, Red Dwarf, and The 10 Percenters; their collaborations have often used the pseudonym Grant Naylor.
		As of 2005, Naylor and Grant Naylor Productions are primarily focused on the production of the DVD releases of Red Dwarf and the postulated and much-hoped-for movie, written by Naylor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Doug_Naylor (183 words)

	The Slow Review - Red Dwarf Jumps Shark (Twice)
		Grant and Naylor had been working together for many years but when Red Dwarf's sixth series had finished, there was no doubt in the fans' minds that series seven would soon be on its way.
		Naylor's talent as a great storywriter was still there but the scripts lost the Grant edge.
		Grant had proven his writing skill in his subsequent novels (Colony, Incompetence and Fat) and his TV series, The Strangerers, and he was sorely missed by Grant Naylor Productions and the loyal Red Dwarf fans.
	www.slowreview.com /index.php/Red-Dwarf-Jumps-Shark-Twice.html (733 words)

	The Short Crimson Page
		The navigation is a lot simpler and there is a teasing advert for production crew for a March 2003 shoot of the movie.
		After the amazing treatment the first two series received for DVD Grant Naylor have hinted that 3 and 4 will be even better.
		The set is designed and marketed by Product Enterprises who do a whole range of TV spinoffs.
	www.angelfire.com /tx/komix/news.html (1016 words)

	Garbage World - Future Echoes
		Rob Grant and Doug Naylor had obviously done their homework, both in terms of science fact and the history of science fiction; they knew of Einstein's work, and they knew of some of the fiction that had preceded them.
		Grant Naylor obviously researched the subject of light speed and FTL, and they use certain key details here, presenting a vague sketch of the science involved - not enough to drive anyone away, but it shows that they know something about what they're talking about.
		In conclusion, the ending, with Lister photographing his future self, is sufficiently paradoxical to satisfy those who enjoy paradoxes and intriguing scientific puzzles, but also funny enough to keep the interest of others who might not be as interested in that sort of thing.
	garbageworld.ofla.info /episode-echoes.html (970 words)

	Charles Armitage
		Grant Naylor continues to exploit the International Emmy and Comedy Award winning Red Dwarf, now sold in all major overseas territories and nominated in the BBC Indie Awards for "Best New Media (website)".
		Formed Pepper Productions with Broadcaster Trevor Phillips - a production company focused on popular multi-racial programming and documentaries.
		The first of these was Windrush, executive produced by Charles, which won awards from the Royal Television Society and an EMMA.
	www.charlesarmitage.com (455 words)

	Rob Grant
		Rob Grant is the crunchy half of the gestalt entity known as Grant Naylor.
		Rob Grant was born in Salford, has studie Psychology at Liverpool University for two years.
		Rob grant co- wrote the first two series of Red Dwarf and went on to co-write/produce the next four series.
	www.geocities.com /capecanaveral/5849/rd/robg.html (363 words)

	Hawkida.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As the evening drew on it became clear to all present that the writing partnership between Rob Grant and Doug Naylor has ended, and Rob has left Grant Naylor Productions.
		Rob admits that he feels the programme is unlikely to be viewed favourably by the broadcasting world as it looks to be somewhat expensive.
		Grant Naylor Productions wished it to be pointed out that Back To Reality was credited to Juliet May and Grant Naylor for direction, and not solely to Rob Grant.
	www.hawkida.com /view.php?recordid=44 (2490 words)

	Classic TV & Movie Hits - Red Dwarf
		The idea was originally developed from the Dave Hollins: Space Cadet sketches introduced on Grant and Naylor's 1984 BBC Radio 4 show Son of Cliché.
		Rob Grant and Doug Naylor wrote the first six series together, before Grant left in 1996 leaving Naylor to write the next two with a series of new and less well-known writers, notably Paul Alexander.
		Series I and II were BBC productions, series III was made by Paul Jackson Productions, and all subsequent series were made by Grant Naylor Productions.
	www.classictvhits.com /show.php?id=759 (1378 words)

	Official Red Dwarf Fan Club Home Page
		It is supported by the show creators Grant Naylor Productions and Taken For Granted.
		By 1992, after the club's address appeared in many magazines such as the late and much missed Smegazine, membership had exceeded 1000 and was well on the way to doubling that figure.
		BTL is currently 48 pages long and contains all the latest Red Dwarf news from Grant Naylor Production Offices, interviews, reviews, a lively letters section in Post Pod, features such as Marooned, Bay 47, Gaspacho Soup day plus fiction both written and picture strips.
	www.jupitermining.com (422 words)

	Doug Talks - The Short Crimson Page
		Doug Naylor, co-creator, Executive Producer and King Smeghead of the hit BBC comedy series Red Dwarf, warped his way down to beeb on Monday, 16 February to answer questions about where to find a good vindaloo.
		Doug Naylor is 50 per cent of the gestalt entity known as Grant Naylor which created and wrote the Emmy-award winning series Red Dwarf.
		Born in Manchester, Doug Naylor was educated at Chetham's Hospital School of Music, where he learnt to play Three Blind Mice on the recorder.
	www.angelfire.com /tx/komix/doug.html (2639 words)

	GamingReport.com :: Where Gamers get their News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We simply approached Grant Naylor Productions with genuine interest, driving home the points that we were fans of the property and would treat it well.
		With the folks at Grant Naylor Productions, it was a tiny hurdle, really: No, we won’t be mucking with the canon universe.
		But when you introduce non-gamers to RPGs through your take on their favorite movie or TV show, they are then exposed to your other products and it can have a boosting effect on your existing lines.
	www.gamingreport.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=74 (2293 words)

	BBC - Red Dwarf - History
		Rob Grant and Doug Naylor were a writing partnership for many years before they devised ‘Red Dwarf’.
		They joined the show when it was on the brink of cancellation due to disastrous ratings, and managed to double the audience figures within six shows.
		Grant Naylor also edited a best selling book of the series, and much to their embarrassment penned a number one single, The Chicken Song, which earned a silver disc.
	www.bbc.co.uk /comedy/reddwarf/article/history.shtml (284 words)

	Andrew Ellard in Editorial > Interviews at DVDActive
		DVDActive: So were you a Dwarfer before you came onboard to Grant Naylor Productions and what are your first memories from the time you came across this TV show (hehe, and which series did you see first)?
		The producer for Grant Naylor was Helen Norman.
		Helen's been with GNP for ten years, so she knows where all the bodies are buried, and I've been an avid fan for the same length of time.
	www.dvdactive.com /editorial/interviews/andrew-ellard.html (3643 words)

	Red Dwarf - The Roleplaying Game
		In the beginning, we were dedicated solely to virtual products, seeing a niche needing to be filled.
		As with any license, there were certain restrictions on content (NO ALIENS, for example), but we’ve actually been granted unprecedented creative freedom with our product, in terms of original artwork, new character types and ship blueprints, etc. Of course, we treat the canon with all due respect.
		And the best thing about a market glut is that it makes other products — products that don’t follow the leader — stand out all the more.
	www.realms.org.uk /cms/articles/reddwarf (2747 words)

	Red Dwarf - The TV IV
		In season seven, after the behind-the-scenes departure of co-creator Rob Grant, other writers were allowed to contribute for the first time, including one script by Kryten actor Robert Llewellyn.
		Doug Naylor has written a script for a Red Dwarf movie, to feature the original cast, and has spent the last several years trying to raise funding to produce it.
		When NBC requested changes, Grant and Naylor produced a fifteen minute show reel, now featuring a female cat, featuring scenes from the UK version reshot with the American cast.
	tviv.org /Red_Dwarf (643 words)

	Red Dwarf - Creators (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Red Dwarf was created by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor, known collectively as the gestalt entity, “GRANT NAYLOR" as in GRANT NAYLOR PRODUCTIONS.
		Both Grant and Naylor wrote series 1-6 and the first two books between them and seemed inseparable until recently.
		ALthough he and Doug Naylor are still on good terms and there seems to be no animosity present.
	members.tripod.com /mchappel/rdcreators.html (216 words)

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		With the seventh series of Red Dwarf complete and the number of episodes up to 44, the fact that they were so close to the magical 52 episode mark played heavy on the minds of those over at Grant Naylor Productions.
		As soon as they reached 52, enough episodes for each week of the year, the programme could be syndicated and sold all over the world.
		We were trying things and making mistakes, and we asked the Beeb if they'd give us the budget to re-edit some of the shows, and they said there's no money for it, so...
	www.eccentrix.com /members/reddwarf/rehamstered.html (1087 words)

	"Red Dwarf" (1988) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Trivia: BBC Visual Effects destroyed their only model of Red Dwarf for a sequence in the fifth series episode "Demons and Angels", where Kryten's triplicator sets off a chain reaction that destroys the ship.
		The production team made sure that all model sequences required for the current series were completed beforehand.
		The ship doesn't appear in the sixth series (the running plot being that of Red Dwarf having been stolen) and only appears in the seventh series as archive footage from earlier episodes.
	uk.imdb.com /rg/page-flick-title/next/title/tt0094535/combined (615 words)

	OgreCave.com - Interviews - Deep7 Publishing
		We sent a letter of inquiry to Grant Naylor Productions in England, and within a month we were negotiating with the North American licensing agent, IMC.
		And finally, there's just a really basic "understanding" threshold we need to pass, in regard to educating the licensors about what a roleplaying game is, what the development process is, and why we need to approach things a little differently than a licensee who stamps out an action figure or a T-shirt.
		Now that we've entered the production agreement with Mark Bruno's Three-Sixty Publishing, Return to Bloode Island (working title) is back on the roster.
	www.ogrecave.com /interviews/deep7.shtml (1913 words)

	Red Dwarf-Series 1 (1992)
		It is the brilliant creation of Rob Grant and Doug Naylor, the same chaps that brought us Spitting Image and are soon to bring us The Red Dwarf Movie.
		They also finish with Paul Jackson Productions rather than the replacement Grant Naylor Productions, just to pick a few simpler indicators.
		Once you have entered the four numbers, you are taken to a 5:31 cartoon spoof of the documentary.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ReviewID=2309 (2955 words)

	d20 Magazine Rack \| Are you game enough?
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	d20zines.com /html/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&... (966 words)

	Red Dwarf: Series 5 DVD Review - FilmFocus.Co.UK
		A new director was found in Juliet May, who worked on four of the six episodes before leaving due to the overwhelming complexities of the series.
		The Extras: Grant Naylor Productions have surprisingly managed to gather an even bigger plethora of content than ever before.
		Among the usual inclusions of deleted scenes, outtakes and the likes, here we are presented with a superb 75 minute documentary, a 30 minute behind-the-scenes look at the making of the visual effects, and a rare insight into the infamous US pilots.
	www.filmfocus.co.uk /dvddetail.asp?DVDID=46&TVbaseID=12 (602 words)

	RPG News - Role-Playing Game News, Press, Interviews, Fan sites, Headlines, and all the scoop.
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		Red Dwarf is a Registered Trademark of Grant Naylor Productions, Inc., a Shepperton, UK production company best known for the Red Dwarf BBC series.
	www.rpgnews.com /article.php?sid=3573 (484 words)

	What is TORDFC?
		The Official Red Dwarf Fan Club is run by fans of the show who run the club in their spare time, especially for other fans of Red Dwarf.
		Amazingly, it is a non-profit-making organisation, and it is the only club supported by the show's creators, Mr Rob Grant and Mr Doug Naylor, and endorsed by Grant Naylor Productions, the company responsible for making our show.
		Every year or so since 1992, the team, with the help of Grant Naylor Productions, have organised and hosted a Dimension Jump.
	www.reddwarffanclub.com /what_is_tordfc.asp (396 words)

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