Name: Red dwarf IX - Back to Earth
Brand: 2 entertain
SKU: 2EDVD0441
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Rating: 3.00 (1 reviews)

Doug Naylor, Red dwarf IX - Back to Earth
Category:	BBC - Non-BBC label (Click on this button to view other releases of BBC - Non-BBC label DVD's.)
Label and catalogue number:	2 entertain - 2EDVD 0441
Format:	Disc DVD's
Country:	UK
Released:	2009
Genre:	Comedies - Situation View all other tracks listed as Comedies - Situation.
Format:	Director's cut
Run-off codes:	A0101244943-A912 16 IFPI L556 Sony DADC A0101244946-A922 18 IFPI L556 Sony DADC
Item deleted?	No
Distributed / printed by	2 entertain
Page views:	961 times since 20th May, 2017, global rank is 5338, rank in dvds is 316.
My rating:	*****
Guest rating:	*****

Side & track	Track and Artist	Length
Tracks Below is a list of tracks for this release.
Back to Earth
A1	Director's cut [Doug Naylor]	70.08
A2	Part one [Doug Naylor]	23.11
A3	Part two [Doug Naylor]	25.05
A4	Part three [Doug Naylor]	24.02
B1	The making of Back to Earth	24.01
B2	The making of Back to Earth part two	47.56
B3	Smeg ups [Doug Naylor]	10.46
B4	Deleted scenes [Doug Naylor]	4.29
B5	Featurettes - The SFX of Back to Earth	19.24
B6	Featurettes - Back to Earth premier [Doug Naylor]	5.41
B7	Featurettes - Cast signing session	7.45
B8	Featurettes - Press kit video [Doug Naylor]	6.26
B9	Featurettes - Behind the scenes web videos - Carbug	1.25
B11	Featurettes - Behind the scenes web videos - Lister on the Street	1.49
B12	Featurettes - Behind the scenes web videos - Cat always lands on his feet	2.28
B13	Featurettes - Behind the scenes web videos - Robot on a wire	2.18
B14	Trailers and promotions - Craig Charles introduction	0.34
B15	Trailers and promotions - Broadcast trailers - Teaser 1	0.14
B16	Trailers and promotions - Broadcast trailers - Teaser 2	0.12
B17	Trailers and promotions - Broadcast trailers - Pre-watershed short	0.15
B18	Trailers and promotions - Broadcast trailers - Pre-watershed long	0.31
B19	Trailers and promotions - Broadcast trailers - Post-watershed short	0.11
B20	Trailers and promotions - Broadcast trailers - Post watershed ;long	0.30
B21	Trailers and promotions - Broadcast trailers - Final trailer	0.33
B22	Trailers and promotions - Dave blipverts	0.20
B23	Trailers and promotions - Life on Mars April fool video	1.27
B24	Trailers and promotions - Channel continuity	6.22
B25	Trailers and promotions - USA PBS announcements	1.57
B26	Photo gallery - Production stills	3.55
B27	Photo gallery - Behind the scenes	3.52
B28	Web videos
B29	DVD credits	0.36
B30	Easter egg
Total length of media 4:58:23.

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Record condition			Near mint
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Starring Chris Barrie Craig Charles Danny John-Jules Robert Llewellyn Sophie Winkleman - Katerina Bartikovsky (Parts 1, 2) Jeremy Swift - Noddy (Part 2) Richard Ng - Swallow (Part 2) Charlie Kenyon - Boy on the Bus (Part 2) Nina Southworth - Girl on the Bus (Part 2) Tom Andrews - Salesman (Part 2) Karen Admiraal - Woman (Part 2) Jon Glover - Man (Part 2) Julian Ryder - Bus Driver (Part 2) Chlo Annett - Kristine Kochanski (Part 3) Richard O'Callaghan - Creator (Part 3) Simon Gregson - Himself (Part 3) Michelle Keegan - Herself (Part 3) Written by Doug Naylor Produced by Helen Norman Directed by Doug Naylor Synopsis Part 1 Lister, Rimmer, Kryten and Cat appear on contemporary Earth and discover that they are fictional characters from a television show called "Red Dwarf". They find a DVD box for "Back to Earth" and discover that they are to die at the end. They decide to track down their creators to plead for an extension, in a parody of Blade Runner. The DVD box also refers to a series X that does not actually exist yet. Katerina arrives via a second portal, but is quickly killed by Rimmer after she makes the mistake of telling him that taking the life of a hologram is not murder as they are already dead. A discussion between Lister and two children on a bus reveals that Kochanski may not be dead. Part 2 Lister, Rimmer, Kryten and Cat appear on contemporary Earth and discover that they are fictional characters from a television show called "Red Dwarf". They find a DVD box for "Back to Earth" and discover that they are to die at the end. They decide to track down their creators to plead for an extension, in a parody of Blade Runner. The DVD box also refers to a series X that does not actually exist yet. Katerina arrives via a second portal, but is quickly killed by Rimmer after she makes the mistake of telling him that taking the life of a hologram is not murder as they are already dead. A discussion between Lister and two children on a bus reveals that Kochanski may not be dead. Part 3 Lister, Rimmer, Kryten and Cat use the car they take from the President of the Red Dwarf fan club, made out to resemble Starbug. They go to the set of Coronation Street, where they question Craig Charles about how much time they have left. Charles tells them they are down to their last episode, as well as giving them the address of "the creator", before joking that he needs to go back to the Priory (a reference to the actor's real life drug problems). They find the creator, in a scene heavily referencing Blade Runner. He tells them that their deaths cannot be undone, but they will at least die gloriously. In a struggle Lister manages to kill him, before finding that this was scripted by the creator. Lister then burns the creator's script and rewrites their own ending. They then discover that the typewriter is not determining their actions. The small origami sculptures left by the Cat turn out to be squids, leading the crew to realise that they have been drawn into an alternative reality by another squid capable of inducing hallucinations with its venomous ink - however, in contrast to the previous specimen the crew encountered in Back to Reality that brought on despair, the hallucinations of this squid induce joy, almost euphoria, in an attempt to prevent its prey from fighting back. Rimmer, Kryten and Cat have formed resistance through their previous meeting with the squid during the SSS Esperanto incident, but Lister chooses to stay in the false reality where he gets together with Kochanski, despite the knowledge that she isn't real. After a period of time with Kochanski, Lister decides to head back to his own reality, with a renewed sense of his own self-worth, determined to find the real Kochanski and win her back. The episode ends with the four laughing at the fact that the fans of Red Dwarf created by the Despair Squid's hallucination (i.e. the viewers) will think that their reality is the real one, and the Red Dwarf reality dependent on it, as opposed to the other way round.
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