"... And I said you were a shelf." Is mine, but can't lie, this one is on the list of "my fave lines".

Mine’s the Blue alert joke from “Legion”! Gallifrey Girls never showed their reaction to it though… 😕

The whole Rimmer diatribe about haircuts and war. 'Crewe cuts both sides, no score draw.'

@@frankie3041 I have a feeling it probably tripped copyright because that's one of the handful of clips the Beeb itself always uses in compilations. Like there's a guy who's uploaded Not the Nine O'Clock News full series supercuts, and the only bit he's had to cut out is the Gerald the Gorilla sketch.

The clone? Sister/daughter. The distinction kind of breaks down when it comes to cloning, because it's genetically a twin but also literally offspring.

As Americans, they might catch benedict Arnold.

@@AlmightyCRJ That might make sense if his father was named Benedict.

I loved the receptionist with babies in the desk drawer

Which is gold ;) I suspected Rimmer was being cheeky :)

It goes well with the next episode, though.

@@TheUltrahypnotoad yes it does I just wanted to point it out is all

Which was cut because they realized it tied in with the next episode (after finding it out because it was one of their 'we're beyond last minute with the end of the season' despite the things they tweaked to make it easier to write (e.g. the Space Core Directive and "Cat's Deader than..." analogy running jokes)

Well, I'm glad they left that out. Because it makes much more sense as a reference to certain events in episode 6.

Danny Jon Jules also plays a barman (Barfly Jack) in Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

If you like Agatha Christie style crime Danny John Jules was also in the early series of Death in Paradise up until around the middle and has just made a return the last couple of episodes of the latest series. As well as the 1989-1994 sitcom Maid Marian and Her Merry Men.

we are all rimmer in the way that we are all also daffy duck

Sir, you forgot the Brussels sprouts!

@@evrbody "All in all, one hundred percent successful trip." 😁

Which episode was that?

@@ItsTerryTime In S4 Camille he wears a black and white tiger stripe jacket. In S5 the jacket is coloured in with yellow felt tip pens to create a black and yellow stripe jacket in Terraform. (I Think; might be misremembering)

@@adamcashin4021 No, I think that's right, thank you. The worst thing is, I realise now I already knew that. I must be going senile.

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S9 is worse in my opinion. 7 is pretty bad. S8 is more of a missed opportunity. It has great moments and even a great episode, but the pacing is a bit wrong, plots meander and get lost in themselves. Possibly the series has two too many episodes and could have been done better had they just stuck to 6.

S8 is definitely the worst, it took what would have been an OK plot for one episode and stretched it out to a whole season. Say what you like about S7, but it didn't manage to kill the show for a decade.

@@TroyConvers5000 No it 'killed it'. BBC weren't interested in a S9. Its only because the repeats were still doing well a decade latter that Dave (who aired the repeats) revived it. Doug Naylor talks a bit on the S8 documentary about the pitches he made for S9, but the BBC decided too 'rest' the show. Oddly the BBC's lack of interest had nothing to do with the ratings, S8 had the highest ratings, with a peak of 8 million viewers and was if I recall the highest rating show on BBC2 other than Sport events that year (if not certainly top 5). Its just the quality of S7 and 8 had been poor and Sci Fi in the 90's was not cheap. Ultimately the BBC thought they could spend the money better and get higher quality new shows for the money. There wasn't much of a backlash. S7 and 8 had been so disappointing that it didn't seem important anymore. I was relieved it was over. When S9 launched I watched out of idyll curiosity. I never re-watched it until recently (and its still awful). I didn't bother with S10 when it premiered, I didn't actually watch RD again till I accidentally put on a repeat of S11 and found that the show was actually pretty good. Then went back and watched S10 and 11, just before 12 premiered.

Indeed. I actually rather liked series 7. More than series 8, although I quite liked parts of that too. I feel 7 is unfairly maligned mainly due to a certain change, that I won't spoil further here. I think some fans blew things out of proportion. I thought the stories were fine though.

@@mardroidmk1393see, I feel S8 is the one which is the most maligned and underrated; of course, it is fine people have differing opinions, as it shows that the show always tries something different, and it works for some more than others, instead of just doing the same thing always and getting stuck and boring

I fully agree for Black Adder. As long as they bypass series 1.

third vote for blackadder, though it wouldn't take 'em too long to get through s1, so i don't really see the point in skipping it tbh

I'd definitely be interested to see their reaction to "The Young Ones" that will be the most bizarre and culture shock to them. As for Blackader if your going to watch a series with new eyes despite what people think of Season 1 I don't think it should be skipped at all I don't think any season of a show should be skipped whether it's the worst or otherwise but that's up to the gals.

@@TroyConvers5000 They will *LOVE* Blake’s 7. It’s like Doctor Who but for adults! It’s worth it just for Avon’s put-downs alone. "The fire was stupid. Putting Vila on guard duty was suicidal. What's the matter? Staying alive become too complicated for you?" 😂😂😂

@@joshuajoshua2732 Why don't you think any Season should be skipped? I'd agree if the shows in Black Adder were actually seasons but they aren't, the only continuity to them is Edmund comes from the same family lineage. Each Black Adder is a unique thing unto itself and doesn't require any sort of previous viewing.

Wouldn't we all hate planets of our own clones? We'd go mad.

The Gals have watched the Smeg ups for the previous series they have already watched as bonus content on their Patreon.

Yeah, a few of us have been blowing the horns on that one... But ultimately I guess we all need to learn for ourselves sometimes.

There is a way out of it. The genesis system could have programmable raw material that can be restructured based on the code of Rimmers dna, not the actual dna itself.

BBC is pretty on top of this stuff. Didn’t think red dwarf would be high up on the list but I guess there’s not too many episodes?

@@decrulez 6 episodes per season... 11 seasons and 2 movies..

Hiya! BBC is pretty intense when it comes to bots coming in and blocking videos. There's also just other channels that can get away with it more than others, especially if they have a larger fillowing. Unfortunately we don't often have that same luck.

@@tigrecito48 2 movies? But yeah 6 episodes per season is tiny and since it’ll have been in KZfaq’s copyright system for a long time they’ll have gotten foot at detecting it.

@@KatAlysha We all crave a larger fillowing ...