70 episodes
Everybody Is Dead Dave Philip Hawkins
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4.0 • 7 Ratings
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Two guys, one a long term fan of Red Dwarf since the 90s, The other a complete newbie to the series, watch the show from the begining. Reviewing an episode a week.
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Bonus: NEW Red Dwarf incoming?
Join us for a mini episode talking about the breaking news about Red Dwarf's potential return following the resolution of the legal dispute between Doug Naylor and Rob Grant.
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61. 'The Beginning'
Surrounded by foes, only one man can save them. Unfortunately that man is Arnold J Rimmer
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60. Dear Dave
Dave might be a father (again) and .... is he hitting on a vending machine?
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59. Entangled
Lister has lost Starbug (and Rimmer) in a poker game and if he doesn't deliver his privates may be no more.
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58. Lemons
When the Boys from the Dwarf accidently bring a man from 23 AD who goes by the name Jesus back to the future, they may have set history off course when Jesus discovers all the wars and bloodshed apparently done in his name.
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57. Fathers and Suns
Lister is writing a father's day card to his dad... who just so happens to be himself. And his father is very disappointed in him.
Customer Reviews
Fine.
Nice guys. Nice show. Although they need to get over the fact that humour in the 80s was a bit more risqué!!
3 stars because
What the other reviewer (ranarian) said. My thoughts exactly.
Die hard Red Dwarf fans approach with caution
If you are new to Red Dwarf or have a passing interest in it then this podcast would be great for you. You can watch along with them and see if you agree with them and enjoy experiencing the show through new eyes.
If you are a massive Red Dwarf geek (like me) however, please note that neither of the hosts are familiar with the kind of details that might be found in the books or many many documentaries, as well as the special features on the DVDs and elsewhere. You will find yourself regularly exclaiming about them not getting what is going on or wishing that the more “expert” host would help the newbie to better understand the background of the show and the references within it.
Obviously the earlier seasons have somewhat dated references and the language would be considered problematic these days and it is good to discuss things like this but this podcast would benefit greatly from a bit of prior research on the part of the more expert host.
That said, I am enjoying hearing how their experience of the show is developing over time and I can’t wait to hear what they think of season 7 and 8 🤫
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