Back in the Red Pt 3: The interstellar sitcom which is a way of life to its legion of fans. Lovelorn Cat hopes to impress the girl of his dreams with an elaborate tap dance. [S,AD]
Cassandra: Intergalactic laughs in the classic space sitcom. Lister takes Holly's advice and joins the Canaries - thinking they are the prison choir and not a deadly convict army! [S,AD]
Back in the Red Pt 3: The interstellar sitcom which is a way of life to its legion of fans. Lovelorn Cat hopes to impress the girl of his dreams with an elaborate tap dance. [S,AD]
Cassandra: Intergalactic laughs in the classic space sitcom. Lister takes Holly's advice and joins the Canaries - thinking they are the prison choir and not a deadly convict army! [S,AD]
Meltdown: A classic episode of the space-set comedy. Kryten finds a matter transporter and whisks the crew off to Waxworld, where the intelligent waxdroids are running amok. [S,AD]
Dimension Jump: The space-set comedy with a huge fanbase. Rimmer meets his charming counterpart from a parallel dimension. Needless to say, the pair don't get on very well. [S,AD]
White Hole: The revered space sitcom. The crew discover a white hole in space whilst trying to restore Holly's mind. It seems they've succeeded when she develops an IQ of 12,000. [S,AD]
Justice: Hysterical space comedy. The crew find themselves on an abandoned penal colony, equipped with a mind probe that inflicts the consequences of a crime on its perpetrator. [S,AD]
DNA: Classic space comedy that's funnier than Star Trek. Lister's curry takes near-human form when it finds its way into a device that can re-write the DNA of any living thing. [S,AD]
Camille: Robert Llewellyn stars in a great episode of the classic space comedy. Kryten experiences love at first byte when he rescues a female mechanoid from a crashed vessel. [S,AD]
The Last Day: The sitcom set on a dysfunctional spaceship. Kryten discovers that his in-built expiry date gives him less than 24 hours to live, so the perfect send-off is called for. [S,AD]
Timeslides: Smegging hilarious space sitcom. The crew discover a mutated developing fluid that allows them to travel to any place or time of which they have a photo. Cue mayhem. [S,AD]
Body Swap: A classic episode of the enduring space comedy. Chaos ensues when the ship's circuitry is rewired by a Skutter, ending up with Lister loaning his body to Rimmer. [S,AD]
Polymorph: Space escapades in the much-loved sitcom. A mutant is set loose aboard Red Dwarf and submits the crew to a hideous 24-hour nightmare, featuring killer underpants. [S,AD]
Marooned: Stellar comedy. When the crew are forced to abandon ship, Lister and Rimmer find themselves stranded on a frozen moon with only a pot noodle and a tin of dog food. [S,AD]
Backwards: Off-the-wall space comedy with the huge fanbase. The hapless Kryten accidentally pilots the ship through a time hole and on to an alternate 20th century Earth. [S,AD]
Parallel Universe: The smegging brilliant space comedy! Holly devises a faster-than-light drive which immediately goes wrong and propels Red Dwarf into another universe. [S,AD]
Queeg: The classic space comedy with a legion of fans. Holly's increasingly erratic behaviour endangers the ship and backup computer Queeg 500 is brought in to replace him. [S,AD]
Stasis Leak: Interstellar comedy. Lister reads Rimmer's diary and discovers a leak from the 'Stasis' - a suspended-animation chamber - that creates a doorway to the past. [S,AD]
Thanks for the Memory: Stellar comedy. The crew get drunk to celebrate the anniversary of Rimmer's death, but wake to find their memories of the last four days have been wiped. [S,AD]
Better than Life: Beloved space sitcom. Rimmer and Lister discover a computer game that allows them to experience their fantasies. But not everyone can control their minds. [S,AD]
Kryten: Classic sci-fi comedy following the clownish crew. Holly intercepts a distress call from a crashed spaceship and the crew meet a certain mechanoid named Kryten. [S,AD]