Red Dwarf Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) List
				Part 6 of 7
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The questions:

  28. Is there an episode guide for Red Dwarf?
  29. What other Red Dwarf documents are available online?
  30. Where can I write to the cast and crew of the show?
  31. Was Craig Charles arrested for rape?
  32. Are there books about Red Dwarf?
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  28. Is there an episode guide for Red Dwarf?

  The Red Dwarf Programme Guide contains an extensive episode guide for
  the series. If you're looking for an electronic guide, Otto Heuer
  maintains (or used to maintain, it's somewhat out of date) a good one
  at: http://www.tc.umn.edu/nlhome/g249/heuer004/reddwarf.txt

  To get you started, here's a quick list (created by Dale Clayton):

 Series 1 - 1988                      Series 2 - 1988

 1 The End....................15 Feb   7 Kryten.................... 6 Sep
 2 Future Echoes..............22 Feb   8 Better Than Life..........13 Sep
 3 Balance of Power...........29 Feb   9 Thanks for the Memory.....20 Sep
 4 Waiting For God............ 7 Mar  10 Stasis Leak...............27 Sep
 5 Confidence & Paranoia......14 Mar  11 Queeg..................... 4 Oct
 6 Me^^2......................21 Mar  12 Parallel Universe.........11 Oct

 Series 3 - 1989                      Series 4 - 1991

 13 Backwards.................14 Nov  19 Camille...................14 Feb
 14 Marooned..................21 Nov  20 D.N.A.....................21 Feb
 15 Polymorph.................28 Nov  21 Justice...................28 Feb
 16 Bodyswap.................. 5 Dec  22 White Hole.................7 Mar
 17 Timeslides................12 Dec  23 Dimension Jump............14 Mar
 18 The Last Day..............19 Dec  24 Meltdown..................21 Feb

 Series 5 - 1992                      Series 6 - 1993

 25 Holoship..................20 Feb  31 Psirens................... 7 Oct
 26 The Inquisitor............27 Feb  32 Legion....................14 Oct
 27 Terrorform................ 5 Mar  33 Gunmen of the Apocalypse..21 Oct
 28 Quarantine................12 Mar  34 Emohawk: Polymorph II.....28 Oct
 29 Demons and Angels.........19 Mar  35 Rimmerworld............... 4 Nov
 30 Back To Reality...........26 Mar  36 Out of Time...............11 Nov

 Series 7 - 1997

 37 Tikka to Ride.............17 Jan
 38 Stoke Me A Clipper........24 Jan
 39 OUROBOROS.................31 Jan
 40 Duct Soup................. 7 Feb
 41 Blue......................14 Feb
 42 Beyond a Joke.............21 Feb
 43 Epideme...................28 Feb
 44 Nanarchy.................. 7 Mar
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  29. What other Red Dwarf documents are available online?

  A great many, including lists of TV stations airing the show, other
  roles played by Red Dwarf actors, the Space Corps Directives, and a
  comprehensive timeline. The Guide to alt.tv.red-dwarf Documents
  (maintained by Annette McIntosh) lists them all, with directions for
  finding the latest version on the Internet. The Documents Guide is
  posted to alt.tv.red-dwarf every Tuesday. You can also email
  mcintosh@netlink.com.au and ask for a copy.
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  30. Where can I write to the cast and crew of the show?

  The Official Red Dwarf Fan Club will forward mail to the cast and
  crew. They do not open the mail if a covering letter explains what it
  is and asks for it to be forwarded.

  Robert Llewellyn has a Web page at:
  http://home.rednet.co.uk/homepages/kryten/. His e-mail address is
  kryten@online.rednet.co.uk.
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  31. Was Craig Charles arrested for rape?

  Yes, but he was cleared of all charges. Charles was arrested in July
  1994 when his ex-girlfriend filed rape charges against him. He was
  tried during February and March of 1995, and acquitted due to lack of
  evidence.
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  32. Are there books about Red Dwarf?

  Numerous Red Dwarf reference works are available:

  The Official Red Dwarf Companion
  by Bruce Dessau
  ISBN 1-85286-456-7
  Titan, 1992

  This thin little book (95 pages) has a lot of wasted space, but some
  interesting quotes and information and some wonderful color photos
  throughout. If you're looking for in-depth, solid information about
  the show, this isn't where you'll find it; but if you want a nice,
  light read, a collector's item, and an attractive coffee-table book,
  this is it. Available in England and at conventions in the U.S.

  Red Dwarf Programme Guide
  by Chris Howarth and Steve Lyons
  ISBN 0-86-369682-1
  Virgin, 1995

  "Everything you never wanted to know about the smash smega-series."
  An in-depth collection (about 230 pages) of information about Series
  1-6. It includes sections on History, The Characters, The Programmes,
  The Index, The Creators (cast and production crew), and The
  Spin-offs. The Index, by far the largest section of the book, is a
  lexicon of almost everything mentioned to during the series, from "A
  to Z of Red Dwarf, The" to "Zoom function".

  Note: This book contains an incorrect address for the Official Red
  Dwarf Fan Club.

  Red Dwarf--Primordial Soup: The Least Worst Scripts
  by Grant Naylor
  ISBN 0-14-017886-4
  Penguin, 1993

  This book contains the complete scripts for "Polymorph," "Marooned,"
  "Dimension Jump," "Justice," "Back to Reality," and "Psirens." Not
  published in the U.S., but available from John McElroy and other
  distributors of imported books.

  Red Dwarf: Son of Soup
  by Grant Naylor
  ISBN 0-14-025363-7
  Penguin, 1996

  A sequel to Primordial Soup, containing scripts for "Gunmen of the
  Apocalypse," "Holoship," "Camille," "Backwards," "Kryten," and
  "Me^2," with introductions by Rob Grant.

  The Man in the Rubber Mask
  by Robert Llewellyn
  ISBN 0-14-023575-2
  Penguin, 1994

  Describes Llewellyn's involvement in Red Dwarf from the beginning of
  Series 3 through the filming of the American pilots. Plenty of
  anecdotes and stories, and lots of trivia. The section on the
  American pilots is especially revealing, and gives some plausible
  reasons why the whole project fell through.

  The Making of Red Dwarf
  by Joe Nazzaro
  ISBN 0-14-023206-0
  Penguin, 1994

  A rather slender book with lots of colour photographs. Focuses on the
  making of "Gunmen Of The Apocalypse". The book goes into a fair
  amount of detail, but nothing that couldn't have been gleaned from a
  half-dozen back issues of the now-defunct Smegazine. The book's main
  strength is the added material: some great photos, fragments of the
  original "Gunmen" script (mostly stage directions, but also one
  unfilmed scene) and storyboards used in the filming. The back of the
  book contains information on how you can purchase Red Dwarf
  paraphernalia such as t-shirts, baseball caps, and models of Starbug
  and Kryten.

  Red Dwarf Quiz Book
  by Nicky Hooks and Sharon Burnett
  ISBN 0-14-023662-7
  Penguin, 1994

  Red Dwarf trivia and brain-teasers. Contains questions such as "What
  was referred to as a small off-duty Czechoslovakian traffic warden?",
  crosswords, word searches, "who said . . .", information about the
  cast, and photos. After a while, though, you have to wonder about the
  mind of someone who can come up with questions such as "What follows
  the leaflet campaign?" or "What was in canister 1121?"

  Red Dwarf Space Corps Survival Manual
  by Paul Alexander
  ISBN 0-7493-2374-4
  Mandarin, 1996

  A survival guide for Space Corps officers, written by fictional
  Marine Colonel Mike "Mad Dog" O'Hagan (who served with the Space
  Corps Special Service Really Really Brave Division). Has sections on
  finding food and water, setting traps and snares, appointing a
  leader, survival psychology, first aid, and even surviving death.
  Includes numerous marginal notes and comments scribbled by the
  Lister, Rimmer, Kryten, and the Cat, a survival questionnaire filled
  out by each crewmember, and a flicker-book animation (of an arm being
  amputated) in a corner of the pages. Pictures from Series 7 appears
  as snapshots "taped" into the book. Quite funny, if a little fixated
  on cannibalism (or, as Col. O'Hagan prefers to call it, "recipe-based
  respect for the dead"). 112 pages.

  Red Dwarf Log No. 1996
  by Paul Alexander
  ISBN 0-434-00370-0
  William Heineman Ltd, 1995

  A 1996 diary with a few extras. Computerised entries by the four
  crewmembers and Holly are scattered through the pages, along with
  recipes, Space Corps book excerpts, and other assorted items. Several
  new Space Corps Directives appear for the first time in this book.
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