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  • #322570
    Rushy
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    Lister alone at the Copacabana in Balance of Power?

    Rimmer mourning his dad’s death in Better than Life?

    The fallout over Lisa Yates?

    Rimmer telling the crew what he thinks H stands for, in Holoship?

    Lister reading Pride and Prejudice to Kochanski’s tombstone?

    Lister struggling to live when M-Corp has made everything invisible? 

    Anything else?

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  • #322571
    Flap Jack
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    Screenshot from the Red Dwarf episode Tikka to Ride

    #322572
    Technopeasant
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    Out of those, I’ll go with option one.

    #322573
    Dave
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    I always loved the scene from Thanks For The Memory where Rimmer is comparing himself to Lister and realising that even though he tried to do everything right and Lister is “wrong” in so many ways, Lister has ended up as the more likeable, rounded person. Maybe not melancholy exactly but a moment of emotional clarity and honesty.

    #322574
    Dave
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    Another good one is the Ace Rimmer funeral casket planet from Stoke, but mainly for the music. 

    #322575
    Doomitron
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    I like the deleted scene of the funeral for the crew from The End

    Speaking of deleted scenes I liked the brief one in M-Corp where Rimmer complains he doesn’t actually exist, it fits as a foreshadowing of his dilemma in The Promised Land

    #322577
    Technopeasant
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    If we are including that one I’ll throw on the wanted to be a fish scene so Moonlight doesn’t have to.

    Arguably the squirrel bit in D.N.A. also qualifies.

    #322580
    Warbodog
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    The subgenre of Kryten distractedly mourning Cat.

    #322583
    Professor Flibble
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    The Out of Time cliffhanger is one of my favourite scenes in the whole show so it probably has to be that.
    Does it count? Or is it more actiony? 

    #322584
    Starbugger
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    The Out of Time cliffhanger is one of my favourite scenes in the whole show so it probably has to be that.
    Does it count? Or is it more actiony? 

    It’s melancholic and actiony, but I wish they’d kept in the smeg-up of Chris not quite getting the bazookoid through the door on the first try.

    I like Rimmer mourning his dad in Better Than Life and the “moonlight” scene in The Promised Land.

    #322585
    Unrumble
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     I like Rimmer mourning his dad in Better Than Life 

    #322615
    Technopeasant
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    Deleted scenes and smeg ups on the Drive when?

    #322619
    Technopeasant
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    The Out of Time cliffhanger is one of my favourite scenes in the whole show so it probably has to be that.
    Does it count? Or is it more actiony? 

    #322670
    tombow
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    Cat in bed at the end of Can of Worms because there’s a possibility it’s just a dream and he doesn’t actually have a secret harem of cat ladies he found living on the ship.

    #322671
    Warbodog
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    It’s clarified as a dream at the end, but before that I thought it was real and enjoyed the cheeky thrill of the revelation for a few seconds, not being given the time to dwell miserably on it and decide to kill Doug or whatever.

    #322679
    Rushy
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    I am genuinely disappointed that it was just a dream. He could’ve picked them up in the years since VIII and just not told anyone. 

    #322686

    I mean if it was real, and the Cat still thought what happened with the Polymorph was normal sex…

    #322687
    Turk Thrust
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    I am genuinely disappointed that it was just a dream. He could’ve picked them up in the years since VIII and just not told anyone. 

    I think they would still have been in kitty school during VIII. ;)

    (I’m aware that comment probably doesn’t make any logical sense.)

    #322688
    Warbodog
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    I think they would still have been in kitty school during VIII. ;)

    And Chloë Annett’s Kochanski would have been in high school during series 1.

    #322689
    tombow
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    She got a part time job performing the ball girl in the VR tennis game.

    #322692
    Turk Thrust
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    I think they would still have been in kitty school during VIII. ;)

    And Chloë Annett’s Kochanski would have been in high school during series 1.

    Sure, but there’s a bit of a difference.

    Craig is around 7 years older than Chloe.

    Danny is around 26 years older than the Cat Lady actresses at the end of Can of Worms.

    #322693
    Flap Jack
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    Leonardo DiCatrio

    #322694
    Warbodog
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    Sure, but there’s a bit of a difference.
    Craig is around 7 years older than Chloe.
    Danny is around 26 years older than the Cat Lady actresses at the end of Can of Worms.

    Yeah, but it starts getting there later.

    #322695
    Dave
    Participant

    Leonardo DiCatrio

    Excellent. 

    #322700
    Ian Symes
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    Craig is around 7 years older than Chloe.
    Danny is around 26 years older than the Cat Lady actresses at the end of Can of Worms.

    I seemed to recall I worked out at the time that his age was greater than the two of them combined.

    #322720
    Technopeasant
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    This thread took a turn.

    But yes, after the Polymorph fakeout I too hoped the harem reveal was real, even if it doesn’t make much sense.

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