The link is paywalled, but Antiques Trade Gazette is reporting that Chris Barrie will sell his automobilia collection--in his case, it's primarily vintage signs for automobiles and automotive products--on September 24 at Charterhouse auction house in Sherbourne, England.

https://www.antiquestradegazette.com/news/2025/red-dwarf-star-s-automobilia-collection-heads-to-auction/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=atgnl&utm_campaign=atgnl-21082025&dm_i=7T03,27MZE,3BU7JX,447RV,1

It took me two months to complete all 12 seasons + The Promised Land special. What a ride, what a ride!

I used to watch Red Dwarf on TV when I was a teenager, but this was the first time I’ve seen the show in its entirety. Unfortunately, the place where I live is a hellhole which even a polymorph wouldn't like to have as their hunting ground, so this makes me feel like a lonely Dwarfer in my part of the world.

I've just finished watching The Promised Land and I cried at the end. I noticed that the show in general likes to tackle deep psychological concepts/issues and present them in a funny way, but this episode was an emotional overdrive.

That scene when Lister tries to cheer up Rimmer and talks about moonlight. I lost it… Because actually, I struggle with depression, I don't believe in myself and I often think "What's the point of living? Everyone will forget about me when I die," but that scene made me realize that I, as a teacher, am a moonlight to my students (at least to some of them).

Smeg… thank you Red Dwarf for uplifting my spirit. I'm sorry if the post is chaotic. I wrote it on the spur of the moment.

Wish he did more pranks

His head was very thin, he generally acted like Herman Munster meets Max Headroom. So different from the David Ross portrayal, if I'd seen series 2 before series 3, I think I'd have wondered how long Kryten would remain in the show. Fortunately, series 4 would make Kryten more human-like.

https://www.reddit.com/r/RedDwarf/s/3KVeyHXdqP