Many fantastic British TV series have crossed the Atlantic and become popular in America, such as Downton Abbey, Doctor Who, Luther, Faulty Towers, Absolutely Fabulous, and Red Dwarf – the iconic sci-fi sitcom that garnered a devoted fanbase over time to become one of the most cherished series ever produced. However, fans have been eagerly waiting for another voyage aboard their favorite mining spacecraft, but it seems that those plans might not materialize, as rumors suggest that Season 13 may not be made after all.
In an interview with Radio Times, Craig Charles, a star of the show Red Dwarf, shared that the possibility of the British sitcom returning may no longer be feasible due to financial constraints. Previously, it was announced in 2024 that Red Dwarf would film three new episodes in 2025, with Chris Barrie, Danny John-Jules, and Robert Llewellyn all set to reprise their roles. However, as per Charles’ recent statements, this seems unlikely now.
To put it plainly, I’m not very optimistic about its return. The deal we had planned for this year seems uncertain at the moment. I can’t reveal much more since I don’t have all the details, but there have been many discussions about costs, and I believe that might be why [the episodes] could be too pricey.
As a passionate cinephile, I can tell you firsthand that Charles and his team are just as eager as any fan to bring back the hilarious space adventure of Red Dwarf. Alas, the current state of the British television industry poses challenges. Both the BBC and Channel 4 have been grappling with budget reductions due to financial uncertainties in recent years, which has made productions like ours a bit tricky. In other words, we’re eager to make it happen, but it seems money is scarce at the moment.
‘Red Dwarf’ Still Has a Chance To Make a Comeback
Although a new season of “Red Dwarf” may not be airing this year, fans can find solace in the fact that it’s not definitively off the table. There’s a possibility that generous benefactors could emerge, or the industry might evolve to accommodate the zany sci-fi sitcom that led to a series of games, books, spin-offs, and periodicals under its umbrella.
If you haven’t had a chance to watch the timeless series, “Red Dwarf” is now streaming on BritBox for $8.99 per month or $89.99 annually. We highly recommend it, as after enjoying “Red Dwarf,” there’s plenty of other fantastic content to discover, such as “Father Brown,” “Shetland,” “Keeping Up Appearances,” and “Miranda.” Believe us when we say that “Miranda” is one of the funniest sitcoms you will ever come across.
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2025-01-30 15:31