The crew of Red Dwarf find a reality that is backwards after going forwards through a Time Hole. Confused? Don’t be, it’s just another Red Dwarf epsiode….
Read moreLister and Rimmer are marooned on a cold planet together awaiting rescue. This is a dialogue episode and isn’t brilliant, but it isn’t bad either!
Read moreA very weak episode except for the whole premise. Poorly acted, poorly produced and directed but still great!
Read moreEarly on, Red Dwarf established itself as a sci fi comedy show that wasn’t afraid to poke a stick at the whole Time Travel shtick.
Read moreLister tries to prove that he is more than a pile of smeg to ensure that he is not bossed around by Rimmer.
Read moreThe History of the Cats and how they evolved over millions of years…. And how Dave Lister was their God!
Read more“I just love that accent, it makes me go all wibbly wobbly” or “Isn’t that a urine stain on your trousers?” Fun with Listers personality.
Read moreThis was nicely crafted. We are now starting to see the characters interact a little better with each other. And the Holly Joke was just wonderful! The next series would be even better!
Read moreThis was break-neck stuff. It was hard to keep up, especially near the end, but oh! The science was amazing – truly, computer games were just beginning to get more advanced and 3d gaming had only just started. Despite the limitations... Read more
Rimmer doesn’t have any fun and wacky memories – especially of girlfriends. Lister feels sorry for Rimmer and gives him some. It doesn’t end well!
Read moreRimmer to Rimmer: “Look, we’ve found a stasis leak on floor sixteen. I’m dead now and you’re not. But if I save you, you won’t die so I won’t die. And you won’t be dead, and neither will I!”
Read moreThe awesome Charles Augins played the Holly computer replacement. Queeg is ruthless and determined to get a more regimented routine into the Red Dwarf lifestyle.
Read moreA near perfect score for a terrific episode! Finally the crew of Red Dwarf meet some females, not just any females, but females that are just like them (except for Cat of course!)
Read morehe depressing inevitability of Londo’s situation, the scary effects of Lyta’s involvement with the Vorlons and that twit Byron, gives the impression of a saga REALLY hotting up. However, the feeling that this great saga was drawing to a close... Read more
We all breathed a sigh. This episode is another long and soppy end to the saga. I reckon JMS wants to extract as many tears form his devoted fans as possible – and he’s doing a good job!
Read moreBabylon 5 is left in the hands of a new crew. The main characters are dispersed throughout the Galaxy and Sheridan and Delenn have moved the Alliance headquarters from Babylon 5 to Minbar. Everything seems to be tied up nicely – Except for... Read more
This is the only episode I can’t re-watch. It was, after all, the end of an epic story that gripped from the very first episode. Watching ‘Sleeping in Light’ was, for most of us I think, like saying goodbye to people we had... Read more
Good episode with a stinky ending. Really, I felt like throwing my beer can at the screen.
Read moreThis show was both irritating and magnificent! Aside from the stoopid stand-up gags, this is actually legendary episode in B5 fandom – it’s an excellent concept and very memorable a long, long, time after it was originally shown.
Read moreThis was actually quite a good episode. It had a complicated story line but the acting was good and it was well produced and directed. Londo starts to suspect that all is not right with Centauri Prime.
Read moreTragedy?!! HAH!#
This was a great episode, you begin to feel things hotting up after the lukewarm saga of the telepaths.
When JMS indicated to the B5 newsgroups that we should be patient, this was the episode he was talking about. This is the Babylon 5 we have all come to know and love.
Read moreGaribaldi is sent to retrieve a witness to the shipping line attacks but his relapse into alcoholism jeopardises this covert mission to the Drazi home-world.
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