All things RED Dwarf
- Thread starter Toril Toran
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Are you asking about "Deb Lister" from the Parallel Universe episode? She was played by Angela Bruce.
“We have nothing to fear but fear itself. Apart from pain. And maybe humiliation and obviously death. And failure. But apart from fear, pain and humiliation, failure and the unknown and death, we have nothing to fear but fear itself.”
- Arnold Judas Rimmer
- Arnold Judas Rimmer
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“BOOM!!”
Krysten: “Perhaps I did not make myself clear. I said supper is served.”
Krysten: “Perhaps I did not make myself clear. I said supper is served.”
You still look like the Turkish entry in the Eurovision Song contest.
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It’s a moose!!
( still never gets old)
( still never gets old)
Saw a mini fridge yesterday you can win in a contest online, that said "smeg" on the front.
Been thinking about Doctor Who recently, so this line seems appropriate:
We could go to Dallas in November 1963, stand on the grassy knoll and shout "Duck!"
We could go to Dallas in November 1963, stand on the grassy knoll and shout "Duck!"
Lister:”What’s you view on the situation, Hol?”
Holly:”Straight up your nose when you lean in like that.”
Back in the Red Part I
Holly:”Straight up your nose when you lean in like that.”
Back in the Red Part I
I just finished a complete rewatch of all of Red Dwarf on the Britbox streamer. It's the second time I've watched the revival seasons/specials, and the first time I've watched the original and revival (or original, first revival, and much later second revival) back-to-back. I think it's also the first time I've seen the un-Remastered versions of the first few seasons, at least since they originally ran on PBS way back when -- although the series title card on Britbox misleadingly uses the Remastered logo.
It's weird -- my impression the first time around with the revival was that Back to Earth was terrible and Series 10-12 were decent but far short of the series's prime, though I liked The Promised Land. This time around, I found that BtE was kind of okay, Series 10-12 were often quite good and felt true to the spirit of the original run, and TPL is possibly the best thing they've ever done. It's Series 8, especially its latter half, that's the nadir of the series. I never felt the solo-Naylor Series 7-8 were as good as the Grant-Naylor seasons, but Naylor's work on the revival has been much better. Maybe seeing the revival stuff after the low point of Series 8 has improved it in my eyes.
It's weird -- my impression the first time around with the revival was that Back to Earth was terrible and Series 10-12 were decent but far short of the series's prime, though I liked The Promised Land. This time around, I found that BtE was kind of okay, Series 10-12 were often quite good and felt true to the spirit of the original run, and TPL is possibly the best thing they've ever done. It's Series 8, especially its latter half, that's the nadir of the series. I never felt the solo-Naylor Series 7-8 were as good as the Grant-Naylor seasons, but Naylor's work on the revival has been much better. Maybe seeing the revival stuff after the low point of Series 8 has improved it in my eyes.