series 7 and red dwarf
Hol
Does anyone know if the crew will be back on red dwarf in 7?
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As far as i've heard, they get back on the ship in the eighth episode,
the last one.
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Yep. And the male Holly's back too. Yippee!!! Does anyone know how they
get back to the ship, or why it had gone?
Lee
I span my nipple nuts and was boxed off to Alaska when
marti...@aol.com (Martin4242) said:
Spoilers about the last episode.
a few more lines.
Yes.
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So how's that Cma? Much less of a tease? :)
Matthew Manzano
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> >As far as i've heard, they get back on the ship in the eighth episode,
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> Yep. And the male Holly's back too. Yippee!!! Does anyone know how they
> get back to the ship, or why it had gone?
Yes, Doug Naylor knows, and Craig Charles knows, infact the cast and
crew of...Hold on, I've done this before haven't I ?
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Mons.
"Are you a god ?"
"...No."
"Then...DIE !"
Patrick M. Berry
> So how's that Cma? Much less of a tease? :)
As far as I know, she's as much of a tease as she ever was. ;)
Cma
In article <32c17bcc...@znews.zetnet.co.uk>,
lee.w...@zetnet.co.uk (Lee) wrote:
>>Yep. And the male Holly's back too. Yippee!!! Does anyone know how they
>>[spoilers removed]?
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>So how's that Cma? Much less of a tease? :)
Bit better. Though really there was no need to say anything at all. Ah
well, few more weeks and it won't matter any more.
GAVIN JOHN HOWELLS
THIS IS A SPOILER
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I have seen 3 episodes of red dwarf 7 the episodes i saw were
duct soup
beyond a joke (my favourite)
and
nanarchy (the last episode)
I was luck enough to see these at the preview showings where they recorded
the laughter
* they indeed find red dwarf in the last episode
*they find r.d in listers clothes basket (dont ask)
*lister loses his arm in the episode previous to nanarchy but gets it back
thanks to nanites that belonged to kryten.
*the 3 episodes that i have mentioned DO NOT feature rimmer
*Norman lovet does return in the last episode but only has about 3 lines
*the last scene in the last episode see's the cat piloting starbug towards
red dwarf
* duct soup is a great episode and has a great scene where kochanski tells
lister that his alter ego was gay
I have more but i'll only print them if the demand is high.
Martin4242
>I have more but I'll only print them if the demand is high
It is. Print more!
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Toby Rodgers
> I have more but i'll only print them if the demand is high.
Ok you want a high demand, I demand you to be Laurie and CMA`s
personal slave for <Laurie and CMA can insert their prefered length
of time here>
That high enough for you????
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Lee
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neither is he in Ouroborus, and it doesn't look like he is in Epideme
(If he is then he doesn't play a major part). So that's 5 episodes he
doesn't appear to be in.
Of the others he's (presumably) in the first one (back from the dead?)
and he's in (Somewhat obviously) Natural born Rimmers.
That leaves 'Heartache' and whether he's in it or not, that means he's
only in at most 3 episodes. Could it be that the controversial
information that *was* in the primer was incorrect?
Anyone who has seen Heartache or Epideme care to comment?
--
Extract from mail sent to the body shop.
'I recently washed my pet rabit with your shampoo, its eyes
bulged and went red. If you tested your products on animals like
other people, this sort of thing wouldn't happen.'
Charles Daniels
> THIS IS A SPOILER
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> I have seen 3 episodes of red dwarf 7 the episodes i saw were
> duct soup
> beyond a joke (my favourite)
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> nanarchy (the last episode)
> I was luck enough to see these at the preview showings where they
> recorded the laughter
> *they find r.d in listers clothes basket (dont ask)
Yeah..you'd have to put don't ask after that one. My first instinct
was to post the brilliant reply "Wha??"
> *lister loses his arm in the episode previous to nanarchy but gets it
> back thanks to nanites that belonged to kryten.
YES!! I knew Lister lost his arm and I had long guessed about
possible nanite stories. In fact I mentioned this round about
the first time I saw season 4 and wrote a silly short story
called "Nancy the Nanite: A Silicion Love Affair" but quickly
dropped the idea as I could not build an entire script around
the idea.
> *the 3 episodes that i have mentioned DO NOT feature rimmer
Oh. I had wondered which other two episodes, other than the
first two, featured him. So it looks my best guess is:
1 - Tikka to Ride, 2 - Natural Born Rimmers, 4 - Duct Soup,
5 - Heartache
I guess he could not be on either Duct Soup or Heartache and appear in
Epideme but I thought the episode appearances were back to back.
> *Norman lovet does return in the last episode but only has about 3
> lines
DAMN!
I can picture this:
"HEY HOLLY!! It's you!!"
"Yeah."
"But your a bloke again???"
"Well.."
"GREAT TO SEE YOU!"
"Yeah..."
> *the last scene in the last episode see's the cat piloting starbug
> towards red dwarf
Oi? The bastards didn't rob the ship from themselves did they, eh?
> * duct soup is a great episode and has a great scene where kochanski
> tells lister that his alter ego was gay
REALLY!?!? WOW! Well..hmmmmm....that would explain why she didn't
stick around with the ultra-suave Lister from her dimension.
Oh..and there is a lot of water in this episode I hear.
> I have more but i'll only print them if the demand is high.
I'd say the demand was pretty damn high!
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AND MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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: Internet: Charles...@42.gigo.com
Charles Daniels
> It is. Print more!
>>[snip] nanites [snip]
> what are nanites?
Nanites are microscopic machines that are usually used to repair
damage done to the host organism they inhabit. Sometimes they
are biological machines.
I was going to give you the definition from my Dictionary..but
my stupid dictionary doesn't have the word!
For nanies in TV and movies I can think of two good sources --
An episode of The Next Generation where Wesley makes nanites go
nuts and form a seemingly hostile civilization.
Virtousity -- where a computer simulation uses nanites to get
and maintain a kick ass body.
Toby Rodgers
In message <19961222142...@ladder01.news.aol.com>
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Nanites are
very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,
very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,
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very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,
very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,
very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,
very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,
very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,
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very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very,very
small robotic entity`s beyond the size viewable by most standard
microscopes that can in theory be used for repairing the human body
and other thangs from the inside-out.
and as usual HTH,
Nick Sim
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I believe the correct name is nanobots, and they are capable of turning
anything into anything.
seeya,
Nick Sim(Cloister)
Lee
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Nanites are Red Dwarf's way of getting Star trek back for all those
nicked ideas... not to mention possibly the worst plot device to be
used in RD ever.
Ryan Macklin
Oceans parted and earthquakes ceased, as Charles...@42.gigo.com
(Charles Daniels) spoke unto the heathen world...
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>I was going to give you the definition from my Dictionary..but
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>An episode of The Next Generation where Wesley makes nanites go
>nuts and form a seemingly hostile civilization.
>Virtousity -- where a computer simulation uses nanites to get
>and maintain a kick ass body.
Another cool nanite story was an Outer Limits ep. Some guy injects nanites
into himself out of deparation, and the nanites go crazy. They fix the guy
up, but then they put eyes in a back of his head because they think that
since he can't see behind him, there is something wrong with him. He also
gets gills, double ribcage, & poison skin. The Nanites attempt to keep the
host organism alive, so when the guy tries to kill himself by stabing
himself in the stomach, and nanites slowly push the knie out, repair the
damage, and revive the guy (he wasn't completely dead, the nanites kept him
in coma state I guess)
Weird huh?
Ryan
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Ryan Macklin
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and in this case they are lit'l robots inside the body which repair damage.
Ryan
Charles Daniels
> Oceans parted and earthquakes ceased, as Charles...@42.gigo.com
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> They fix the guy up, but then they put eyes in a back of his head
> because they think that since he can't see behind him, there is
> something wrong with him. He also gets gills, double ribcage, &
> poison skin. The Nanites attempt to keep the host organism alive,
> so when the guy tries to kill himself by stabing himself in the stomach,
> and nanites slowly push the knie out, repair the damage, and revive the
> guy (he wasn't completely dead, the nanites kept him in coma state I
> guess)
> Weird huh?
Yeah I've seen that one a few times. You forgot to mention when
the nanites give him a new pair of eyes..that scene was kind cheap
but kinda freaky. The new Outer Limits is really good. A lot better
than I originally thought after seeing the first episode i saw, which
was by far the worst.
Course the original series episode "Zanti Misfits" is a MUST SEE!
Benjamin John Evans
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> my stupid dictionary doesn't have the word!
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> An episode of The Next Generation where Wesley makes nanites go
> nuts and form a seemingly hostile civilization.
> Virtousity -- where a computer simulation uses nanites to get
> and maintain a kick ass body.
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I enjoyed this film, especially as Russell Crowe (who is Australian) got
a to play another psychotic villain (he was a neo-nazi in Romper
Stomper).
As for nano-bots, the DW Missing Adventure "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"
is set on a world where the previous civilastion had filled the
atmosphere with nanites which could be controlled by thought,
effectively making magic and magical creatures (like dragons and so on)
possible.
Good explanation, I thought. :)
Oh - and has someone told Gavin off yet for starting this thread and
giving away plot details against Doug's wishes? They have? Just as well,
I wouldn't feel right contributing to it otherwise... :)
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Paulus von P
In article <32be1236...@znews.zetnet.co.uk>, lee.w...@zetnet.co.uk (Lee) says:
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>and he's in (Somewhat obviously) Natural born Rimmers.
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>only in at most 3 episodes. Could it be that the controversial
>information that *was* in the primer was incorrect?
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I haven't seen any RD7 episodes, but in this month's TV Zone, Doug Naylor
says that Chris Barrie appears in 4 episodes.
PvP.
Ryan Macklin
Oceans parted and earthquakes ceased, as Charles...@42.gigo.com
(Charles Daniels) spoke unto the heathen world...
> > Oceans parted and earthquakes ceased, as Charles...@42.gigo.com
> > (Charles Daniels) spoke unto the heathen world...
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>> because they think that since he can't see behind him, there is
>> something wrong with him. He also gets gills, double ribcage, &
>Yeah I've seen that one a few times. You forgot to mention when
>the nanites give him a new pair of eyes..that scene was kind cheap
I just qouted that part. Learn how to read ;)
>but kinda freaky. The new Outer Limits is really good. A lot better
>than I originally thought after seeing the first episode i saw, which
>was by far the worst.
>Course the original series episode "Zanti Misfits" is a MUST SEE!
Well screw me gently with a chainsaw if I can't watch it.
Ryan
--
Don't ask. Don't ask. Run in fear. Don't ask.
Laurie JP Sage
In article <59grho$bht$1...@sys10.cambridge.uk.psi.net>,
g...@uk.pipeline.com(GAVIN JOHN HOWELLS) wrote:
>I was luck enough to see these at the preview showings where they recorded
>the laughter
[Spoilers]
>I have more but i'll only print them if the demand is high.
But you shouldn't have printed them at all, O Illuminated One, because Doug
and Ed would have pleaded you not to spread exactly these sorts over the
internet just the way they did at my screening.
I don't think it's at all decent of you to divulge after people have
respectfully and wholeheartedly asked you not to.
It's not honourable behaviour.
_-Laurie-_
The joy of Christmas morning and instruction sheets:
"Dad, I think you'd better look at this side because this side's got
English."
Laurie JP Sage
In article <199612221...@zetnet.co.uk>,
Toby Rodgers <toby.r...@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:
>> I have more but i'll only print them if the demand is high.
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>Ok you want a high demand, I demand you to be Laurie and CMA`s
>personal slave for <Laurie and CMA can insert their prefered length
>of time here>
>That high enough for you????
Gosh, C - a Christmas present!
Christmas Raz
[Re: <AEEC97EF9...@goblinc.demon.co.uk>]
I sledged down a mountain when Laurie JP Sage wrote:
> I don't think it's at all decent of you to divulge after people have
> respectfully and wholeheartedly asked you not to.
Oh dear, this means I shall plummet to the depths of your estimation if I
include this now-leaked info in RD Watch II..?
It tears me apart, this job, sometimes. It really does.
> It's not honourable behaviour.
<wail>
XRaz
The Cat
In article <85198788...@mushroom.demon.co.uk>
r...@mushroom.demon.co.uk "Christmas Raz" writes:
> > I don't think it's at all decent of you to divulge after people have
> > respectfully and wholeheartedly asked you not to.
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> Oh dear, this means I shall plummet to the depths of your estimation if I
> include this now-leaked info in RD Watch II..?
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> It tears me apart, this job, sometimes. It really does.
Heard any more from those who asked you not to post it?
--
The Cat
Ryan Macklin
Oceans parted and earthquakes ceased, as gt...@enterprise.net (Graham Rix)
spoke unto the heathen world...
>mack...@csus.edu (Ryan Macklin) wrote:
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>>Another cool nanite story was an Outer Limits ep. Some guy injects nanites
>>into himself out of deparation, and the nanites go crazy. They fix the guy
>>up, but then they put eyes in a back of his head because they think that
>>since he can't see behind him, there is something wrong with him. He also
>>gets gills, double ribcage, & poison skin.
>
>Yeah, those jellyfish tenticles.
That was the poison skin, wasn't it?
>> The Nanites attempt to keep the
>>host organism alive, so when the guy tries to kill himself by stabing
>>himself in the stomach, and nanites slowly push the knie out, repair the
>>damage, and revive the guy (he wasn't completely dead, the nanites kept him
>>in coma state I guess)
>
>Didn't he get electrocuted in the end?
Actually, he did several times, the last one meant to kill him.
>Graham
>--
>I think we all go a little crazy at times.
yeah, like me on IRC
Ryan
Laurie JP Sage
In article <85198788...@mushroom.demon.co.uk>,
r...@mushroom.demon.co.uk (Christmas Raz) wrote:
>> I don't think it's at all decent of you to divulge after people have
>> respectfully and wholeheartedly asked you not to.
>
>Oh dear, this means I shall plummet to the depths of your estimation if I
>include this now-leaked info in RD Watch II..?
I shall tread you into the carpet like a discarded Christmas Chocolate Raz.
>> It's not honourable behaviour.
>
><wail>
And you, young man, should know better <scold scold>
Aw, buggrit. You've made me drop out of my Klingon persona now!
_-Laurie-_
The joy of Christmas Day and my beautiful lava lamp:
"It looks like snot."
Toby Rodgers
In message <AEEC97F19...@goblinc.demon.co.uk>
lau...@goblinc.demon.co.uk (Laurie JP Sage) writes:
> In article <199612221...@zetnet.co.uk>,
> Toby Rodgers <toby.r...@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:
> >> I have more but i'll only print them if the demand is high.
> >
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> >Ok you want a high demand, I demand you to be Laurie and CMA`s
> >personal slave for <Laurie and CMA can insert their prefered length
> >of time here>
> >That high enough for you????
> Gosh, C - a Christmas present!
Yes, well be careful that you don`t break it by boxing day!!
> _-Laurie-_
> The joy of Christmas morning and instruction sheets:
> "Dad, I think you'd better look at this side because this side's got
> English."
Laterz!