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RE: Red Dwarf appreciation thread - 2/11/2012 12:05:35 PM

jcthefirst

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Last nights was my favourite since the first episode. Laughed out loud at the last line.

The vending machine bit was a bit naff though.

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RE: Red Dwarf appreciation thread - 8/11/2012 11:37:06 PM

theoriginalcynic

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Disappointing ending. With a title like The Beginning I expected it to reference The End (1st ever episode.) No Kochanski either

It was just OK with a few good bits, much like this series. A successful return? Hmm... I'd still like to see Red Dwarf 11 so it can't have been that bad. But then I just love these characters.

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RE: Red Dwarf appreciation thread - 9/11/2012 1:04:28 AM

boaby

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ORIGINAL: theoriginalcynic

Disappointing ending. With a title like The Beginning I expected it to reference The End (1st ever episode.)

There was.

Last line in the End, after telling Holly to plot a course for Fiji, was Lister saying "the slime's coming home"

Last line of the Beginning, after saying plot a course to Red Dwarf, was Rimmer saying "the slime's coming home."

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RE: Red Dwarf appreciation thread - 9/11/2012 1:12:52 AM

theoriginalcynic

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I was looking for something more than that! Something that connected the two episodes together. Maybe a plot that took them back to the first episode or a new beginning. It was kinda meh.

The scripts have only been fair in this series. The jokes have been slightly better.

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RE: Red Dwarf appreciation thread - 9/11/2012 4:53:03 PM

Wild about Wilder