Mel Bibby (1947 - 2002) was the BBC production designer for the Red Dwarf television series from Series III - VIII. Bibby replaced Paul Montague who was the production designer of Series I and II, and who had opted for a more "submarine, grey" look of the sets.

Jun 28, 2002 · Since his arrival on Red Dwarf for the third series in 1989, Mel Bibby has been the man most responsible for the show's remarkable look. Working on small, sit-com budgets, Mel created innovative sets for every new series.

Mel Bibby was born in 1947. He was a production designer, known for Red Dwarf (1988), Cyberzone (1993) and Help! (1986). He died on 15 June 2002.

Mel Bibby was born in 1947. He was a production designer, known for Red Dwarf (1988), Cyberzone (1993) and Help! (1986). He died on June 15, 2002.

Mel Bibby knows - he's the man responsible for the look of Red Dwarf from Series III onwards. Just don't mention the studio audience... Mr Flibble whispered his first question to Andrew who dutifully passed it on: What was the ORIGINAL BRIEF you were given when you started on the third season of Red Dwarf? Were you asked to make a lot of changes?

A tribute to the late Mel Bibby, production designer on Red Dwarf. Taken from the commercial 2-disc DVD release of Red Dwarf, Series 3.Taken from the officia...

Nov 3, 2003 · Red Dwarf: Building a Better Universe - A Tribute to Mel Bibby: With Craig Charles, Ed Bye, Howard Burden, Chris Barrie. A tribute to the late Mel Bibby and his contributions to Red Dwarf (1988) as production designer.

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May 14, 2020 · As well as cast changes (a farewell to one Holly and an introduction to another) and a new permanent Kryten (Robert Llewellyn), Mel Bibby came on board as a new producer along with Red Dwarf’s writers Rob Grant and Doug …

Jun 6, 2024 · So, Mel Bibby couldn’t work on Red Dwarf‘s first series, because he was busy with Morris Minor and the Majors, another Paul Jackson sitcom. This little fact has gone down in lore with certain old-school Red Dwarf fans.