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Red Dwarf is a British science fiction comedy programme created by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor that aired on BBC Two between 1988 and 1999, and on Dave between 2009 and 2020.[1] The programme follows low-ranking technician Dave Lister, who awakens after being in suspended animation for three million years to find that he is the last living human, and that he is alone on the mining spacecraft Red Dwarf—except for a hologram of his deceased bunkmate Arnold Rimmer and "Cat", a life form which evolved from Lister's pregnant cat.
The cast included Chris Barrie as Rimmer, Craig Charles as Lister, Danny John-Jules as Cat, Robert Llewellyn as the sanitation droid Kryten, and Norman Lovett as the ship's computer, Holly.
Red Dwarf is a British science fiction comedy programme created by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor that aired on BBC Two between 1988 and 1999, and on Dave between 2009 and 2020.[1] The programme follows low-ranking technician Dave Lister, who awakens after being in suspended animation for three million years to find that he is the last living human, and that he is alone on the mining spacecraft Red Dwarf—except for a hologram of his deceased bunkmate Arnold Rimmer and "Cat", a life form which evolved from Lister's pregnant cat.
The cast included Chris Barrie as Rimmer, Craig Charles as Lister, Danny John-Jules as Cat, Robert Llewellyn as the sanitation droid Kryten, and Norman Lovett as the ship's computer, Holly.
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01:05Lister, have you ever been hit over the head with a welding mallet?
01:10No? Just shut up and push the trot.
01:13Yes, sir!
01:15Right, corridor 159.
01:23Lister, shut up! I'm only woman.
01:25Well, don't!
01:32Lister, don't hum and don't make any stupid sounds with your cheeks.
01:39Lister, one more sound, anything, and you're on report, Milano.
01:43What job number's this?
01:48Right, that's it.
01:50Lister, the third technician, offence, obstructing a superior technician by humming, clicking, and being quiet.
02:01When the captain sees this, you're dead.
02:03I'm bored!
02:05Bored!
02:05This is essential routine maintenance.
02:08It's absolutely vital for the well-being of this crew, this mission, and this ship.
02:14Dispenser 172, chicken soup nozzle clogged.
02:21Pass me a 14B, Lister.
02:27Lister, is this a 14B?
02:29Does it look even remotely like a 14B?
02:35This is a 14B, Lister.
02:38This is a 14F.
02:40Are you blind?
02:41Who cares?
02:41Give us an eye care, Lister.
02:48It's my career, Lister.
02:49I'm the one who gets it in the neck if an officer comes along, orders chicken soup, and gets blackcurrant
02:54cordial with blancmange and two creams and a sugar.
02:59Chicken soup.
03:08Yep, that's working.
03:10It's stupid anyway, all this maintenance business.
03:13The only reason they don't give this job to the service robots is they've got a better union than us.
03:18Lister, that is absolute nonsense.
03:21Right, what's next?
03:22Botanical Gardens, faulty porous circuit and corridor 147, sticking door.
03:29It's true you know though, Rimmer.
03:30You rank below all four of those service robots, even the one that's gone absolutely mad.
03:35Well, this is a lot for long, matey. Up, up, up. That's where I'm going.
03:38Not until your passion engineer's exam.
03:40And you won't do that because you just go in there and flunk again.
03:43Lister, last time I only failed by the narrowest of narrow margins.
03:47You what?
03:48You walked in there, wrote, I am a fish.
03:51400 times with a funny little dance and fainted.
03:54That's a total lie.
03:55No, it's not. Peterson told me.
03:57No, it's not. Peterson told me.
03:59Lister, if you must know, what I did was I wrote a discourse on porous circuits
04:03which was simply too radical, too unconventional, too mould-breaking for the examiners to accept.
04:09Yeah, he said you were the fish.
04:11Is that a cigarette you're smoking, Lister?
04:13No, it's a chicken.
04:15Right, you're on report.
04:17Two times in as many minutes, Lister. I don't know.
04:20Rimmer, Lister.
04:21Yes, sir.
04:22Yo, Todd Hunter, get down!
04:24Indeed.
04:25Now, Rimmer, I'm just going through McIntyre's artefacts and I see that you've filed 247 complaints against Lister.
04:33Yes, sir.
04:34That's 123 counts of insulting a superior technician, 39 counts of dereliction of duty, 84 counts of general insubordination and
04:44one count of mutiny.
04:45Yes, sir.
04:47Mutiny, Lister?
04:48I stood on his toe.
04:49Maliciously and with intent to wound.
04:51It was an accident.
04:52Lister, I've put it to you. How is it possible to stand on one small toe by accident?
04:56You didn't stand on my toe at all. You stood on my entire foot, thereby obstructing a superior technician in
05:00pursuit of vital duty.
05:01But the vital duty was him to snap my guitar in half.
05:04Whereupon you leapt from the top bunk onto the whole of my right foot.
05:07All right, that's enough.
05:08Had there been a crisis situation, Lister, I would have had to perform my duties hopping.
05:12Clearly putting the ship at risk, clearly therefore mutiny.
05:14Finished?
05:15However, I'm not a vindictive man, so I don't intend to apply for the death penalty.
05:18There are 169 people on board this ship. You, Rimmer, are over one man. Why can't you two get on?
05:24You see, I try, sir. I'm not an insubordinate man by nature.
05:28I try and expect Rimmer and everything, but it's not easy because he's such a smaghead.
05:33Did you hear that, sir?
05:34Lister, do you have any conception of the penalty for describing a superior technician as a smaghead?
05:40Oh, Rimmer, you are a smaghead.
05:45You know that. It's real respect, sir. Your career's over.
05:47Talk until you've finished, you big league.
05:53We're all gathered here today to pay our last respects to George McIntyre.
05:57George was an excellent officer and as good a friend as anyone could ever hope to have.
06:01And he'll be missed more deeply and more completely than he could ever know.
06:06I now commend his ashes to the stars he loves so much.
06:11Goodbye, George. We'll miss you.
06:19This is a piece of music he specially requested. Start the tape, please, Holly.
06:23I'll see you later on again.
06:29There goes McIntyre.
06:31So long. Goodbye.
06:33Bye, George.
06:34That was George?
06:36Really? I thought it was Mary Queen of Scots.
06:39No, everybody first year.
06:40Hey, I was watching that.
06:42Well, tough.
06:44You touch that guitar, Lister, I'll remove the E string and garrotte you with it.
06:49Can I do anything? Is it OK for breathe? Can I breathe?
06:51Ah!
06:54Lister, I have an exam tomorrow which I intend to pass.
06:57I know you have by cheating.
06:59This is not cheating.
07:01It's merely an aid to memory. Helps me marshal the facts already in my command.
07:05What does copying the entire textbooks onto your body?
07:08Why don't you hand your body in and let them mark that?
07:12Lister, do you think it's easy for someone like me to become an officer?
07:15Someone who wasn't academy educated?
07:18Someone who didn't have the right knobby background?
07:20Someone who didn't have the right parents?
07:22You didn't have the right parents?
07:23Whose parents did you have?
07:26My parents. The wrong parents.
07:28I'm just saying, you know, if you can't pass fair and square, why bother?
07:32Well, you would, Lister, because you've got no ambition, no drive. You're perfectly content to be the lowest rank on
07:37this ship.
07:37I'm not the lowest rank on this ship. What about the laboratory mice?
07:42You tell those mice to do something, they've got to jump to it.
07:44Yes, Mr. Lister, sir.
07:48Lister, you are a nothing.
07:50I'm not a nothing. I've got me plan.
07:52What's that? The plan to be the slobbiest entity in the entire universe?
07:56No. Me five year plan.
07:58You see, I'm going to do two more trips and I've been saving up all me pay.
08:02Since when?
08:03Since always. That's why I never buy any soap or deodorants or socks or anything like that, you know.
08:08Anyway, I'm going to both have a little farm on Fiji.
08:11I'm going to get a sheep and a cow and breed horses.
08:17With a sheep and a cow?
08:18No, with horses and horses.
08:21On Fiji?
08:21Yeah, the prices there are unbelievable.
08:23Yes, because they had a volcanic eruption and now most of Fiji is three feet below sea level.
08:28It's only three feet they can wade.
08:31That's why the animals are going to have to be quite tall.
08:35Nice plan, Lister. Excellent plan. Brilliant plan, Lister.
08:39What about the sheep? What are you going to do, buy them water wings?
08:43Fit them with stilts?
08:45Better still, you could crossbreed them with dolphins and have leaping mutton.
08:50Babs! Babs!
08:53You can get a drainage grant these days.
08:55Why bother, Lister? You could be the first man to produce wet-look knitwear.
08:58Look, this is why I never ever said anything to you, because I knew you'd say something like this.
09:04Lister, you've got the brain of a cheese sandwich.
09:07Morning farmer, Lister. I'm just popping down to the shops in my submarine. Can I buy you anything?
09:14The welcome back George McIntyre reception is about to begin in the refectory.
09:18George says he'd like to invite everybody, especially those who weren't able to attend his funeral.
09:43Have you seen the MSR?
09:45No, I'm waiting for it to come out in paperback.
09:50Peterson, have you got a coin?
09:54I've just been shown this great new intelligence test.
09:56What you've got to do is force the coin onto your forehead,
09:59and then the more times you can bang yourself on the head without it falling off,
10:03the more intelligent you are.
10:04Are you going to go for it?
10:05He's going for it!
10:08You ready? Can you feel it?
10:10Yep.
10:10Can you feel it?
10:12Yep.
10:12Go!
10:13Go on, Jesus.
10:14Go on now, come on.
10:15Go on!
10:24Folks, today is a day for both sadness and joy.
10:28Sadness for the passing away of George, and joy,
10:31because George is back with us, albeit as a hologram.
10:34Now, some of you may not have traveled with a hologram before,
10:37so I ask you to treat him as a normal man,
10:39because he is in every respect like George.
10:42He has George's personality and George's knowledge and experience.
10:46Of course, he can't lift anything or touch anything,
10:49so I ask you to cooperate with his request.
10:51And please, take every care not to walk through him,
10:55not even when you're in a hurry.
10:57Whoa!
10:58Steve!
10:58Steve!
11:00Steve!
11:01Steve!
11:02Steve!
11:13Steve!
11:15Steve!
11:18Steve!
11:20Steve!
11:24Steve!
11:28Steve!
11:29I don't want you to think of me as someone who's dead,
11:32more as someone who's no longer a threat to your marriages.
11:37I think Joe knows what I'm talking about.
11:43As you know, Holly's only capable of sustaining one hologram.
11:47So, my advice to anyone more vital to the mission than me is,
11:52if you die, I'll kill you.
11:59Please be upstanding for the cutting of the cake.
12:08Flight coordinator, George McIntyre.
12:10George!
12:20Just one thing before the disco.
12:23Holly tells me that he's sensed a non-human life form aboard.
12:26Said it's Rimmer.
12:28We don't know what it is, Lister.
12:30So, just be careful, okay?
12:32I'm telling you in, Rimmer.
12:35Ooh!
12:37Right, they're bound to ask the right thigh, which is 10%.
12:42They must ask the left thigh, which is 20%.
12:46They've got to ask one of the forearms,
12:49which means I've passed already.
12:50Anything on the left chin's a bonus.
12:54Right.
12:55Cutie, current under tension is...
12:58What's this?
12:59Current under tension is equal?
13:01Current under tension is expandable?
13:03Current under tension is expensive?
13:06What does this mean?
13:08What does any of this mean?
13:10I've covered my body in complete and utter and total absolute nonsense gibberish!
13:18Just relax, relax, relax, relax.
13:22Uh, plus 20% of the ships, of course,
13:25minus the pi-phigris theorem multiplied by 2 over the x-axis minus 1
13:29equals the total velocity of Red Dwarf,
13:30which means I know everything about astro-engineering.
13:32Good morning, Lister, for probably the last time.
13:36You got it all down, have you, Rimmer?
13:38Couple of blanks, but I think we're there.
13:41So you can't remember anything?
13:43Think what you will, Lister.
13:45F-I-S-H.
13:47That's how you spell fish.
13:48And you just keel over,
13:49I'm sure it'll all come flooding back to you.
13:52Dry up, Lister.
13:56Will entrants for the engineers' examination
13:58now make their way to the teaching room?
14:01Not very, but honestly, good luck.
14:04It's all right, Lister.
14:06I'm in complete and total control.
14:16Lock.
14:18Lock.
14:20Lock.
14:31Frankenstein.
14:33Ma, come with Frankenstein.
14:41Oh, you're getting really big now, you know.
14:45I hope it's not twins, you've already got all my milk ration.
14:48Never mind, when the baby cat comes,
14:50maybe we can give them water and pretend it's milk.
14:52It's only a baby cat, I won't know, eh?
14:54Eh, do you want to see me picture of Fiji again, Frankie?
14:57You're going to love it there.
14:58Look.
15:05Okay, everybody, you've got three hours.
15:07No modems, no speaking slide rules.
15:10Turn over and start. Good luck.
16:05Oh.
16:06Oh.
16:11Oh.
16:18Oh.
16:20Oh.
16:39Hi, where's the captain's office?
16:41It's over there where it says captain's office.
16:43Where it's always said captain's office.
16:45So that's the captain's office.
16:47So how are you then?
16:49Right.
16:49Do you know what he wants to see me for?
16:51Yes, I think you've been promoted to admiral.
16:54Oh, yeah?
16:55Yeah.
16:55For your diligence and general devotions duty.
16:58Oh, yeah.
17:00Lister.
17:01Bye.
17:05You asked to see me, captain?
17:08Where's the cat?
17:10What?
17:11What cat?
17:13Lister, not only are you so stupid,
17:16you bring aboard an unquarantined animal
17:18and jeopardize every man and woman on this ship.
17:21Not only that,
17:22but you take a photograph of yourself with the cat
17:25and send it to be processed in the ship's lab.
17:28Now, I'm going to ask you again.
17:30Do you have a cat?
17:32No.
17:33Have you got a cat?
17:35Stop one.
17:36Where'd you get it?
17:37Titan?
17:38Yes.
17:38Don't you realize that that thing could be carrying anything?
17:41Don't you remember what happened on the Oregon with the rabbits?
17:45Lister, a loose animal aboard the ship could get anywhere.
17:48It could get into the air ducts.
17:49It could get into holly.
17:51You know, a little nibble here and a little nibble there, Lister,
17:53and before you know it, we're flying backwards.
17:56Now, I want that cat, and I want it now.
17:59Say, just suppose...
18:01I did have a cat.
18:02Just suppose...
18:04What would you do with Frankenstein?
18:06I'd send it down to the medical center,
18:07and I'd have it cut up and test run on it.
18:10Would you put it back together when you'd finished?
18:13Lister, the cat would be dead.
18:15So, with respect, sir, what's on it for the cat?
18:18Lister, give me that cat!
18:20It's not as easy as that.
18:22Me and the cat, we're going to have a baby cat,
18:24and we're going to buy a farm on Fiji,
18:26and we're going to have a sheep and a cow and three horses.
18:29It's me plan, and no-one can get in the way of it,
18:31not even you, and I do respect you.
18:34Say?
18:35Oh, Lister, do you want to go into stasis for the rest of the trip
18:38and forfeit 18 months' wages?
18:40No.
18:40Do you want to hand over that cat?
18:42No.
18:43Shoes.
18:46Look, Dave, no-one wants to go through with this.
18:48Okay, I can handle it.
18:52Remember, are you all right?
18:53I can't really remember.
18:55I think I did quite well.
19:00This gone ahead.
19:01Haven't you ever travelled into stela?
19:02No.
19:03Ah, you don't feel a thing.
19:04The stasis room creates a static field of time.
19:07See, just as x-rays can't pass through lead,
19:09time cannot penetrate the stasis field.
19:11So, although you exist, you no longer exist in time,
19:14and for you, time itself does not exist.
19:16You see, although you're still a mass,
19:18you are no longer an event in space-time,
19:19you are a non-event mass with a quantum probability of zero.
19:22How simple is that, eh?
19:25Okay, I'm ready.
19:26See you in 18 months.
19:29Holly, activate the stasis field.
19:31Okay, Frank.
19:53Good morning, Dave.
19:54It is now safe for you to emerge from stasis.
19:57I've only just got in.
19:58Please proceed to the driver and call debriefing.
20:06Where is everybody home?
20:08They're dead, Dave.
20:10Who is?
20:11Everybody, Dave.
20:13What, Captain Hollister?
20:15Everybody's dead, Dave.
20:17What, Todd Hunter?
20:19Everybody's dead, Dave.
20:22What, Selby?
20:23They're all dead.
20:24Everybody's dead, Dave.
20:27Peterson isn't, is he?
20:29Everybody is dead, Dave.
20:31Not Chen.
20:32Gordon Bennett.
20:33Yes, Chen.
20:34Everybody.
20:35Everybody's dead, Dave.
20:37Rimmer.
20:38He's dead, Dave.
20:39Everybody is dead.
20:40Everybody is dead, Dave.
20:43Wait.
20:44Are you trying to tell me everybody's dead?
20:48I wish I'd never let him out in the first place.
20:50How?
20:51The drive plate was inefficiently repaired.
20:54It blew.
20:55And the entire crew was subjected to a lethal dose of cadmium too before I could seal the area.
21:00Oh, this is terrible.
21:01And why is it so dirty around here, ho?
21:03What is this stuff?
21:04That is catering officer Olaf Peterson.
21:07Come on!
21:09I've been eating half the crew.
21:12And who's that?
21:13That's Captain Hollister.
21:15And that's Todd Hunter?
21:16No, that's second technician Rimmer.
21:18Oh, yeah?
21:19I didn't recognise him without his report book.
21:22What was Rimmer doing in the drive room?
21:24He was explaining to the captain why he hadn't sealed the drive plate properly.
21:28So, wait, how long was I in stasis?
21:32Well, I couldn't release you until the radiation reached a safe background level.
21:36How long?
21:38Three million years.
21:39Three million years?
21:42I've still got that library book.
21:46What about Chrissie?
21:47What about Chrissie Kaczanski?
21:49She's dead, Dave.
21:50There's no way.
21:51I don't suppose it's any consolation.
21:53But if she were still alive, the age difference would be insurmountable.
21:57She was part of me plan.
21:59I never got round to telling her, but she was going to come with me to Fiji.
22:03She was going to wear a white dress and ride the horses.
22:06I was going to take care of everything else.
22:07It was me plan.
22:09I planned it.
22:10Well, she won't be much use to you on Fiji now.
22:12Not unless it snows and you need something to grip the path with.
22:19Holy!
22:20Sorry.
22:21I'm sorry about that.
22:22I've been on me own for three million years.
22:24I'm just used to saying what I think.
22:26I think I've gone a bit peculiar, to tell you the truth.
22:29So, everyone's dead.
22:30I'm on me own.
22:31It's just me.
22:32Well, technically speaking, yeah.
22:33What do you mean, technically speaking?
22:38Hello, Lister.
22:40Long time no see.
22:41Really?
22:41You're a hologram?
22:43Yes, that's because I'm dead.
22:44Dead as a can of Spam.
22:46And it's all thanks to you.
22:48Me?
22:48What did I do?
22:49If you hadn't kept that stupid cat, Lister, and hadn't been sent to stasis, I would have
22:53had some help when I was mending the drive plate, and I wouldn't be dead.
22:56What does it feel like?
22:58Death?
22:59It's like being on holiday with a group of Germans.
23:02No.
23:03I mean being a hologram.
23:06Do you mind?
23:08Being a hologram is fine, Lister.
23:09I still have the same drives, the same feelings, the same emotions.
23:13But I can't touch anything.
23:15Never again will I be able to brush a rose against my cheek, cradle a laughing child, or interfere
23:22with a woman sexually.
23:24Rimmer, you know you should do any of those things anyway.
23:26But I would have done one day, murderer.
23:28Hey, hey, I didn't do anything.
23:30It was you who didn't fix the drive plates properly.
23:33Is this me here?
23:35Yeah.
23:35Me?
23:36Come on, Rimmer, look on the bright side.
23:38The bright side?
23:39What bright side?
23:41I'm dead.
23:42I'm composed entirely of light, and I'm alone in space with a man who lose a battle of
23:46wits with a stuffed iguana.
23:47Where's the bright side?
23:49What's an iguana?
23:51And look, look, you're not dead, are you?
23:53I mean, you're dead, but you're not dead dead, because you're still here, aren't you?
23:57Yeah, Lister, I'm not really here.
23:59I'm not really me, don't you see?
24:01I'm a computer simulation of me.
24:03That's me there, that pile of albino mouse droppings.
24:07Come on.
24:08Lots of people have died.
24:10Lots of people have died and gone on and done really, really well.
24:13You're a hologram, so what?
24:15I suppose you're right, Lister.
24:16I've got to pull myself together.
24:19But you've got to help me.
24:20You've got to be my hands and my touch.
24:22I know the sort of things you like to touch.
24:24No way, Rimmer, forget it.
24:26Are you smoking, Lister, in the drive room?
24:29Yeah.
24:29I stopped for quite a while, but I'm back on them now.
24:32You're on report, squire.
24:38I can't write it down.
24:40I'll remember it.
24:41Oh.
24:42Rimmer, look, I know it's wrong of me to speak here with a dead and all that,
24:45but you're still a smeghead.
24:47I beg your pardon?
24:47Yes, but you're still a smeghead.
24:49Lister, do you have any conception of a penalty for describing a deceased superior technician
24:54as a smeghead?
25:07Lister, will you listen to me?
25:08Just listen to me.
25:10Just shut up.
25:11Just shut up.
25:23How am I looking?
25:28Looking nice.
25:30No, wait a minute.
25:31I'm looking better than nice.
25:33I'm looking dangerous.
25:35Ow!
25:37Dangerous!
25:38Ah!
25:39Hey, what's that?
25:41Oh, it's my shadow.
25:43Hey, even my shadow's looking nice.
25:45I'm looking nice.
25:46My shadow's looking nice.
25:48What a team.
25:49We are unbelievable.
25:51Okay, team.
25:52This way.
25:52No, this way.
25:55Ow!
25:58Yeah!
26:00This way.
26:01Listen, just hold your horses.
26:03Listen to me.
26:05Ow!
26:08Uh-oh.
26:10Better make myself look big.
26:16Fearsome.
26:18I was fearsome.
26:20Me and my shadow.
26:22Oh!
26:23Come on, boy.
26:24Five pounds down deep.
26:27Ow!
26:31Holly, what was that?
26:33During the radioactive crisis state,
26:35your cat and her kittens were safely sealed in the hold.
26:37And they've been breeding there for three million years
26:40and have evolved into the life form you just saw in the corridor.
26:43I don't get it.
26:45Well, you know how mankind evolved from apes?
26:47Yeah, I know that.
26:48He evolved from cats.
26:50His ancestors were cats.
26:51He's descended from cats.
26:53He is a cat.
26:54Ow!
26:56Oh, yeah!
26:58Hello?
27:00Cat?
27:02Whoa!
27:03Crease!
27:07Stand back, mister.
27:08Da!
27:09Da!
27:10Senator!
27:11Da!
27:12Da!
27:12Da!
27:12Da!
27:12Ah!
27:13Ah!
27:17Here you go, cat.
27:18Ah, crispy.
27:20Holly says you like these.
27:21Mmm.
27:23Hey, you monkeys eat off the floor.
27:25Don't you got no style or sophistication?
27:28Oh, I'm sorry, cat.
27:29I'm sorry.
27:31You people are unbelievable.
27:36Where are all your other catty friends, cat?
27:39Good, crispy, man.
27:40But where are all your other little kitties?
27:42Are they gone?
27:43Are they dead?
27:43Have they left you?
27:44Who cares?
27:45I want it off the ship.
27:47No.
27:48He's coming home with us, aren't you, cat?
27:50Home?
27:51And where exactly is home supposed to be?
27:52Earth.
27:53Earth?
27:53What makes you think there'll be any earth, Lister?
27:55And even if there is, look what it's done to a household pet in three million years.
27:58Can you imagine what humankind has evolved into?
28:01To them, you'll be the equivalent of a slime that first crawled out of the oceans.
28:04I could smarten myself up a bit.
28:06Ah, you're a dumb soul.
28:07You're extinct.
28:08You've got nothing.
28:09Hey, hey.
28:09I've still got me plant, and I've still got a cat.
28:12Okay, it's not Frankenstein, but it's still a cat.
28:15Did you say Frankenstein?
28:16Yeah, she was your great, great, great, great, great, great grandmother or something.
28:20The Holy Mother?
28:21The Virgin Birth?
28:22No one believes that stuff.
28:24The Virgin Birth?
28:27No, it was a big black Tom on Titan.
28:29Frankenstein, yeah.
28:31I remember that stuff from kiddie school.
28:33The Holy Mother, saved by Cloyster the Stupid,
28:37who was frozen in time, and who gaveth of his life that we might live.
28:42No.
28:43No, it's not Cloyster.
28:44It's me, it's Lister.
28:46It's Lister the Stupid.
28:49Who shall returneth to lead us to Fushal, the promised land.
28:54No, it's not Fushal.
28:55It's Fiji.
28:56And I will.
28:57I'll lead you there.
28:59That's where we're going.
29:00Holly, plot of course for Fiji.
29:03Look out there.
29:05The slime's coming home.
29:11It's cold outside.
29:13There's no kind of atmosphere.
29:15I'm all alone.
29:17More or less.
29:18Let me fly.
29:20Let the fire away from here.
29:22Fung, fung, fung.
29:25It's the sun, sun, sun.
29:39Fung, fung, fung.
29:42It's the sun, sun, sun.
29:44Fung, fung, fung.
29:48It's the sun, sun, sun.
29:52Fung, fung.
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