As we try to make sense of what happened this weekend, you have the pleasure of trying to make sense of what the hell we’re talking about. As Dimension Jump XVI comes to a close we have what can only be described as a metric fuck tonne of things to cover and consider, all while trying our best not to pass out. As a word of warning, there’s a large section talking about Series X that may be spoilery. It should be noted that it is all based on stuff Doug was freely talking about and does not relate to finished scripts, but we warned nonetheless.It’s been an amazing weekend and we’d like to reiterate our thanks to everyone who came to talk to us, buy our book and generally be lovelier than we could ever hope to deserve. See you at XVII.

Presented without much comment, here is the Saturday afternoon DwarfCast from the DJXVI. Things are going well so far so why not listen to this for the longer, more tedious version of that statement?

It may only seem like five minutes since our Back to Earth instant reaction DwarfCasts (it wasn't. It was two years ago. Didn't you even know that? I did) but here we are again with more discussion on Dwarf's most recent addition to the family. This time Ian Symes, Seb Patrick, Jonathan Capps and the Fan Club's Jo Sharples (singingpotato1979) commentate on the Director's Cut and reassess the ups and downs of the special. if you're "lucky" you should be seeing a few more 'Casts over the coming weeks, months, or at the very most, decades.

As you may or not already show, G&T's own p2p productions (known to others as simply 'Rich') has been working on Behind the Curtains, a retrospective documentary about the remarkable BBC drama Ghostwatch, for a number of years and now he's breaking forth into the world of podcasting. Episode one features Rich and a ragtag group of waifs and strays he found ina house in West London (pictured below, in all our glory) discussing the show and Rich's forthcoming documentary. This is officially episode one of PipesCast, but we're publishing it here too in order to reach maximum confusion. Anyway, you can download it below, and anyone who questions the thin connection between Ghostwatch and Red Dwarf will get a punch in the ribs.

Seb Patrick and Jonathan Capps talk over the finer details of this criminally underrated episode. Also in attendance is Julian Hazeldine, penguin tamer and long time Dwarf sceptic, along with John Hoare and Tanya Jones towards the end.

We're sans clips from the Q&As this year, but we've made up for that by gathering a small audience into Seb and Danny's room for the recording. They represent (if not all then a significant proportion of) the wonderful people we hung around with over the weekend, so thanks you all you magnificent bastards for being so sexy and cool. See you in July?