As a loyal dwarfer I'm itching to get this. I thought it was great when I watched the three parts when it premiered on Dave. It will be great to see it as a whole in the Directors cut as opposed to being split up. Some great special features which is only to be expected as the previous series sets have always had them. Its a nice touch the box art matches the one features in the show, life imitating art.

I just hope this leads to more Red Dwarf, fingers crossed

I enjoyed it.

Some parts where indeed awful but it was a damn sight better than I expected.

If the Directors Cut is about 40 minutes it might be even watchable. Or funny.

This was gash. I did think, when watching this that, 'I remember this used to be funny didn't it?' I hadn't watched Red Dwarf in years, maybe more than 10 years, but my memory of it was that it was clever and funny. Seeing this over Easter made me think I'd just gotten older and didn't find it amusing anymore but this wasn'y the case when viewing the select older episodes that played either side of 'Back to Earth' on Dave.

The Red Dwarf of old was funny. I'm not sure what Back to Earth was meant to be or who it thought it was fooling.

I was even more puzzled by the 'making of' programme. Everyone seemed to be under the impression this was a fine addition to the series.

And then, weeks later, on Dave they had the balls to say Back to Earth was back (being screened again) by popular demand. I suppose if the TV channel that financed this turd says its good then it must be.  

The first few Red Dwarf seasons are quite funny but I agree after the 5th or 6th season it started to get a bid ridiculous.

I still haven't seen every episode of the first few seasons (I only sporadically caught its first few seasons at like 2AM on public TV) but I quite like this show...

Mostly, this was pretty damn poor. It looked cheap and the colour grading was hideous. Since this was shot in HD, shouldn't they be pushing a Blu-ray release?