Name: Red dwarf - Series I
Brand: BBC DVD
SKU: BBCDVD1117
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Rating: 3.00 (1 reviews)

Red dwarf - Series I (Rob Grant / Doug Naylor)

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Release details

Detail			Value
Catalogue number			BBCDVD 1117
Title			Red dwarf - Series I
Artist(s)			Rob Grant / Doug Naylor
Cover condition			Near mint
Record condition			Near mint
BBC records label code			A
Item deleted?			No
Released			1987
Distributed / printed by			BBC Worldwide Ltd
Country of origin			UK
Media type			Primary
Media genre			Comedies - Situation View all other tracks listed as Comedies - Situation.
Run-off codes / Shop bar codes			A0100432580-A911 28 A0100432582-A511 17
My rating			*****
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Number have			1
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Side & track	Track and Artist	Length
Tracks Below is a list of tracks for this release.
A1	The end	30.02
A2	Future echoes	28.56
A3	Balance of power	29.52
A4	Waiting for God	28.33
A5	Confidence & paranoia	29.40
A6	Me2	29.28
B1	Photo gallery
B2	Polaroid developing	2.31
B3	Trailer	1.08
B4	Outtakes (Series 1 smeg ups)	3.35
B5	Deleted scenes	20.53
B6	Isolated music cues - Main theme	0.51
B7	- Opening theme	0.59
B8	- Space walk	1.50
B9	- Rasta Billy shank	0.42
B10	- Space (6)	1.37
B11	- Character (7)	2.07
B12	- Dramatic (18)	9.21
B13	- Additional (10)	5.04
B14	Audio book clips - Clip one	12.50
B15	- Clip two	6.29
B16	Model shots	5.21
B17	Launching Red Dwarf	25.30
B18	Weblink
B19	DVD credits	0.31
Total length of media 4:37:50.

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Extra notes on cover, middle (gatefold sleeve) and any inserts
Starring Craig Charles (Dave Lister) Chris Barrie (Arnold Judas Rimmer Bsc Ssc) Danny John-Jules (Cat) Norman Lovett (Holly) Written by Rob Grant Doug Naylor Produced by Ed Bye Directed by Ed Bye Synopsis Episode 1 Aboard the Jupiter Mining Corporation (JMC) vessel Red Dwarf, the lowest-ranking crew member, slobbish technician Dave Lister (Craig Charles) is sentenced to be frozen for 18-months in suspended animation as punishment for breaking quarantine regulations by smuggling his pregnant cat Frankenstein on board, a pet he had obtained while on leave on Titan. When given the option of either having the cat dissected or be frozen in stasis, he chooses to save his cat. However, Lister awakes from stasis only to find the rest of the crew have since been wiped out in a radiation disaster, and he has actually been frozen for three million years. However, to both his relief and horror, he is not alone. The ship's computer Holly (Norman Lovett) has revived Arnold Rimmer (Chris Barrie), his austere and petty bunkmate, in the form of a hologram, who was responsible for the accident that wiped out the crew. Also Lister's pregnant cat, Frankenstein, was sealed in the hull during the radiation leak, and her kittens bred there for 3-million years and evolved into a race of humanoid life-forms, Felis sapiens, bred from the domestic housecat and about half as smart. They meet one of these life forms on the ship, and Lister decides to call it Cat (Danny John-Jules). Episode 2 Red Dwarf has been steadily accelerating for three million years and when it breaches light speed the new crew begin to experience visions from their own futures. Lister is shocked that his future self appears to have blown up while making a repair to the ship. However, it was not him he saw, it was his son Bexley as revealed by a future echo Lister aged 171. The future Lister tells present Lister to run to the medibay to take a picture of Jim and Bexley as babies. Episode 3 Lister wants to go on a date with the hologram of his former love interest, navigation officer Kristine Kochanski (C. P. Grogan), but it would mean replacing Rimmer as the ship's hologram, which of course Rimmer will not let happen. Lister decides to take a cooking exam so he can become a chef; if he passes he will hold sufficient rank to order this. Rimmer attempts to discourage Lister from taking the exam, but fails in this task. Episode 4 Red Dwarf stumbles upon one of its own garbage pods, and Rimmer is convinced that it's a stasis capsule carrying a dormant alien woman. Meanwhile, Lister learns about Cat's people (the Felis sapiens) and discovers he is their mythical god, "Cloister the Stupid", and will bring them to the mythical island of Fuchal. Episode 5 Lister contracts a mutated pneumonia virus. The hallucinations of his fevered brain materialise in solid form, and suddenly the ship is beset by herring rain and an exploding 16th century Mayor of Warsaw. When his fever breaks, Lister wakes up to find he has created personifications of his confidence (Craig Ferguson) and paranoia (Lee Cornes). Episode 6 Rimmer creates his perfect companion, an identical holographic duplicate of himself. He moves out of his quarters he shares with Lister and starts rooming with his doppelgnger. At first he enjoys it, but they eventually began to despise each other. Soon the two Rimmers find themselves locked in a conflict so fierce, only one of them can stay.
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