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Hurts like hell + Did it below the knee + Did it twice + Jigsaw = Hello to you

Chris hasn't done too much since, has he? He was in The Brittas Empire and Tomb Raider and think that's all I remember him in.

So you think they may make a new series? Maybe go and make series 9.

Seen him in few movies. Saw him alongside Martin Kemp I think about two conmen who blah blah. Sorry, didn't pay much attention.
Has done stuff about engines and cars and that. He loves them.

I've heard if they did more, it would be series 10.

You were right. It will be series 10.

"It's cold outside..."

Back tonight for the first of 6 episodes.

Just funny that for a series that started in 1988, it's only on series 10 now.

Almost as bad as this thread.

I blame Corrie.

Who wouldn't?

So nerd hearts to be broken tonight?

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, so was it just me or did it take a while to get going?

Better than the last attempt... series 4 after was better!

I'll admit I wasn't too impressed at the beginning maybe because I heard the why was the moose driving the car type line before. But I think I really started laughing at it when they could all answer Rimmer's question, even Cat, or maybe a bit before

I thought holograms couldn't be hurt like that.

Who's waiting for a new series of Brittas Empire?

And when Cat said the line about slower than the speed of dark, I just thought that Neverending Story taught me the speed of dark is faster than the speed of light.

Do you think that it was us warming to the programme or that it got better as it went along?

I can't remember when they introduced the solid light hologram, but it was a while back.

Legion? I'm sure he got the solid light there.

But wasn't that the one where they said they couldn't use it all the time because it used too much power. I thought I remember something from the later series.

I got bored after series 6.

Yeah Legion gave him the hard light drive, but maybe now they're back on Red Dwarf they can sustain it. Who knows? Dwarf has never been consistent.

I liked it. Yes, did take a bit to get going, but I expected it to. Bit odd to start with an episode about Rimmer, failure and family, because they have done that so often, but then maybe that was why - go with the familiar.

Craig Charles actually looked more Lister like this week. Strange storyline to resurrect but was a good episode.

Surprised there was no laugh at the "That's not a man..." line.

Yeah he was more Lister this time.