In 2007, Naylor and Grant Naylor Productions were primarily focused on the production of the DVD releases of "Red Dwarf" and the postulated movie. In 2008 it was announced by Grant Naylor Productions that "Red Dwarf" would return to TV in the form of four half-hour specials for the digital channel Dave. The episodes were broadcast over the Easter weekend, 2009, and comprising a three-part special (20 minutes each), , and a behind-the-scenes "Making of" Back to Earth. Naylor wrote the scripts for the three new episodes and also directed them. Back to Earth received record ratings for freeview channel Dave. In 2011, Dave commissioned Naylor to write a new six episode series of "Red Dwarf", later entitled "Red Dwarf X". The series won the Royal Television Society's award for Best Special Effects, presented in 2013. Naylor formed Three Feet Productions with his son Richard in 2014, and wrote and directed a one-off comedy for BBC 1, entititled "Over To Bill", starring Hugh Dennis, Neil Morrissey and Helen George and produced by Richard Naylor. In 2015/16 Naylor wrote and directed 12 more episodes of Red Dwarf for UKTV (Dave). The first six (Series XI) were broadcast from September 2016 and Series XII were broadcast from September 2017. Both series were a Baby Cow production with Richard Naylor and Kerry Waddell as Producers. Naylor has now written or co-written all 73 episodes of Red Dwarf. Naylor is married to Casting Director Linda Glover and they have two sons, one of whom (Richard) is a television producer, the other a doctor. Naylor has a prosthetic leg due to a road accident when he was seven years old hence the naming of his & his son's production company ‘Three Feet Productions’ with his son Richard in