Ganymede & Titan

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Ganymede & Titan is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Ganymede & Titan, a general show with 10 episodes published.

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  DwarfCast 181 – Book Club #17: Titan (Part One)

  Oct 13, 2026—

  "Chekhov's Croissant" Oh yes. Just under five whole years since we finished covering every single Red Dwarf novel in ludicrous depth, the DwarfCast Book Club is back, ready to tackle the latest addition to our collective book shelves. It may have taken us a little longer than expected to start bringing you our nitty-gritty analysis of Rob Grant and Andrew Marshall's all-new side-universe prequel, but we're making it up to you by releasing a podcast so long that you'll have to take the afternoon off to get through it all. And we're only covering half of the first part. So open up your by now well-thumbed copy of Red Dwarf: Titan , and join us for a chapter-by-chapter (and in some sections, pretty much sentence-by-sentence) run through of the prologue, Proloog , and chapters 1-16 of Part One, Walverlof . Oh, and there is very obviously extreme levels of spoilers, so for goodness sake, don't listen to this before you've read the bloody book.… Read More

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  It’s the Connecting Wall!

  Sep 14, 2026—

  About a week ago, I had a dream that there was a DwarfCast -themed connecting wall on an episode of Only Connect . For those not familiar with the programme, it's a quiz show where the aim is to find links between seemingly unconnected clues. In this particular round, there are four sets of four connections, all jumbled up and displayed as sixteen items on a big wall. The task is to identify each group of four, and then name the four categories they belong to - but be careful, as there's often red herrings, items that could belong to multiple groups, and a requirement for lateral thinking. Basically, it's what the New York Times ripped off for their popular Connections game, except on the OG OC , you get unlimited goes at solving the first two groups, and then a mere three lives to name the last two. Anyway, I duly reported the dream in the "Who has has [sic] a Red Dwarf dream?" thread in our forum, along with a play-along version of the puzzle that I'd dreamt, only slightly modified from what my subconscious came up with, to ensure that it was actually solvable in reality. This introduced our wonderful community of nerds to a fan-made Wall Editor online, and a few of us kind of got obsessed. So gathered below are the original dream wall, a few more that I made last week but haven't posted yet, and then all the ones that have so far been submitted by our community, organised by puzzle setter. Do feel free to jump on the bandwagon by posting your efforts in the comments, and let us know how you get on with solving other peoples' walls.… Read More

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  Forbidden Planet Fruit

  Aug 14, 2026—

  Surprise! The Red Dwarf Titan YouTube channel isn’t quite finished yet. There’s another video premiering at the traditional time of Friday 11am, entitled Waiting For Titan // Launch Day, London. For the first time, I know what to expect from this one in advance, having been present while it was being filmed last month at the… Read More

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  Ian’s Newsround – Titan, TOS & Tribulations

  Jul 31, 2026—

  Hello! We're back from us holidays , to which we hotfooted the day after the Titan launch at Forbidden Planet in Shaftsbury Avenue. It was a marvellous occasion, with Andrew Marshall on top form, a few G&T regulars in attendance, and the very welcome appearance of Rob Grant's wife and offspring, alongside Paul Jackson and Ed Bye. The book subsequently soared straight in to the Sunday Times Bestsellers List, just like all its predecessors did three decades ago, indicating that the appetite for Red Dwarf in its printed form has never waned. There's been a handful of other developments while we've been away, so what better opportunity to dust off the old Newsround format, and have a bit of a rant about some of the aspects of the Red Dwarf franchise that are not going quite as well as Titan .… Read More

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  Red Dwarf: Titan Review (Spoiler-Free)

  Jul 16, 2026—

  SPOILER WARNING: While this review gives nothing away about the plot of Titan , it does contain details of the structure, prose style, and characters present in the book. It should be safe to read this before you've read the book, but if you're extra cautious about avoiding every last detail, save it for afterwards. After three decades of waiting, the fifth Red Dwarf novel has finally been released. A mere six months ago, we had no idea it was coming, and yet so much has happened since then. The excitement that greeted its announcement was soon replaced by sorrow. Original co-creator Rob Grant returns, writing new Red Dwarf for the first time since 1996's Backwards novel, only to unexpectedly pass away before he could see it released. It's therefore an undeniably bittersweet occasion to finally have new material at our fingertips, while knowing it's the last of its kind. But thankfully, any hint of sadness is quickly moved to the back of the mind once you start reading, and instantly lose yourself in a comfortingly familiar, yet excitingly fresh and reinvigorated world...… Read More

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