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Red Dwarf: Programme Guide

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With the addition of a new cast member, Kochanski, and the split between the original partnership behind the show, there is much new ground to cover in this second revised edition. Much of the text has been rewritten and new photos added, but it still contains the latest information on all the episodes and new spin-off products and activities.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 337 pages

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