Red Dwarf | Season 4
© 1988 Grant Naylor Productions
3 million years from Earth and with a ragtag crew, the mining ship Red Dwarf. The show made household names of Craig Charles, Danny John-Jules, Chris Barrie and Robert Llewellyn and for very good reason. British humour doesn't get any better than this.
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Clip 1 S04 E01: "Camille" |
Lister is trying to break Kryten's programming. He wants him to have the innately human ability to lie, cheat and insult people. Well, Rimmer, anyway. |
Rimmer |
The problem is, I've been waiting fully twenty minutes for him in the hangar |
Kryten |
Oh... spin my nipple-nuts and send me to Alaska. I'm supposed to take him asteroid spotting. I'll be right down, Sir. |
Rimmer |
You'd better be. |
Lister |
Right, Kryten... remember yesterday's class? An Introduction to Insults? |
Kryten |
Oh, I'm not sure - |
Lister |
Now... how do we describe the gentleman who's just been on the screen? |
Kryten |
Mister - |
Lister |
No, no, come on. He's a - |
Kryten |
He's a smeeeeee... He's a smeeeeee... |
Lister |
He's a... |
Kryten |
He's a smeeeeee... |
Lister |
He's a... |
Kryten |
He's a SMEEGGGGG HEEAAADDD! |
Clip 2 S04 E01: "Camille" |
It's one thing to describe Rimmer as a Smeg Head to others but quite another to do it to the face of the man himself. Still, points for trying... |
Kryten |
Sir... you're a smeeeeee... |
Rimmer |
A smeeeeee? |
Kryten |
A smeeeeee heeeeee. |
Rimmer |
A smeeeeee heeeeee? |
Kryten |
A complete and total one. |
Clip 3 S04 E01: "Camille" |
The reason Camille can't meet Kryten's shipmates is that she's a Pleasure GELF. She appears to each individual as their ultimate fantasy. Which could be awkward. |
Camille |
Please... I can't meet your shipmates. Trust me. |
Kryten |
But you don't know them. You'll like them. Well, some of them. Well, one of them. Maybe. |
[To RIMMER on a video link] |
Sir, I'm making my way back. |
Clip 4 S04 E01: "Camille" |
As if to illustrate this point, Camille appears to Rimmer to be his perfect mate. Which is weird because she also appears to be a lot like his sister-in-law. |
Rimmer |
I'll tell you something. She's so much like my sister-in-law, Janine it's untrue. |
Kryten |
Camille looks like your sister-in-law? What happened? Was she involved in some kind of horrific car accident? |
Rimmer |
Who? Janine? No, of course not. She was a model. |
Kryten |
And she looked like Camille? |
Rimmer |
Absolutely. The resemblance is uncanny. |
Kryten |
What did she model... spark plugs? |
Rimmer |
I happen to think she is very attractive. |
Kryten |
You do? |
Rimmer |
Certainly. |
Kryten |
Do you think I'm attractive? |
Rimmer |
You? Of course not. I think you look like a giant, half-chewed rubber-tipped pencil. |
Clip 5 S04 E01: "Camille" |
This is a cheap shot by anyone's standards. Even Lister's. Which are dubious at best. He pretends to be the ship's surgeon just to get Camille naked. Which has got to be malpractice! |
Lister |
Yeah, well this looks fine. If you'd just like to remove your clothes, we'll begin the examination. |
[Noticing that she's not convinced] |
Sorry. Dave Lister. Ship's surgeon. |
Camille |
You're a surgeon? |
Lister |
Well, I'm not fully qualified but I've seen every episode of St. Elsewhere. Still, if it makes you feel uncomfortable, you know, we can completely dispense with the physical examination and go straight for the malpractice. |
Clip 6 S04 E01: "Camille" |
Camille has revealed her true self. She's... how can I put this? She's like the contents of the Sphynx's nose during a really heavy bout of influenza. Yeah. A large green blob with an eye on a stalk. |
Kryten |
Isn't this enchanting? |
Camille |
Oh, Kryten. Do you think we could make it... you and I? |
Kryten |
It's the old, old story. Droid meets droid, droid becomes chameleon, droid loses chameleon, chameleon becomes blob, droid gets blob back again. It's a classic tale. |
Clip 7 S04 E01: "Camille" |
It's the old, old story. Only now it's got slightly more confusing. So bear with me on this one. You might need to read the script through a couple of times. I sure did. |
Kryten |
It's the old, old story. Droid meets droid, droid becomes chameleon, droid loses chameleon, chameleon turns into blob, droid gets blob back again, blob meets blob, blob goes off with blob and droid loses blob, chameleon and droid. How many times have we seen that story? |
Clip 8 S04 E02: "DNA" |
It's always aliens with Rimmer, isn't it? Only this time he goes a step further and suggests that they're going to attempt to return a rather famous abductee. |
Rimmer |
Aliens. They're probably going to return Glenn Miller. |
Lister |
What? |
Rimmer |
That's what they do. All those people who inexplicably vanish... they return them. Oh smeg, that's all we need. Glenn Miller on board, boring us to death with Pennsylvania 6-5000. Kryten, open communications channels. |
[We hear RIMMER'S voice being broadcast to the supposed alien craft] |
WE DON'T WANT HIM. GO AWAY. YOU TOOK HIM, YOU CAN KEEP THE SMEGGER. |
Clip 9 S04 E02: "DNA" |
To be fair to Rimmer, if I were a hologram and a hideously malformed, triple-headed skeleton with putrefied flesh hanging from it fell through ME, I think I might also sh*t myself. |
Lister |
[Into his radio] |
Kryten |
We've found something, Sir. |
Lister |
Yeah? |
Kryten |
I think it's one of the crew. A hideously malformed triple-headed skeleton with putrefied flesh hanging from it. It fell through Rimmer as we opened the lift door. |
Lister |
Is he all right? |
Kryten |
I believe he's just discovered what shirt tails are for. |
Rimmer |
All right, Kryten... you don't have to make me sound like a complete cowardly gimboid git. I'm fine now. |
Kryten |
So, shall I cancel the order to find your mother? |
Clip 10 S04 E02: "DNA" |
Kryten is about to be transmogrified. He THOUGHT it was impossible but, as it turns out, his brain is part-organic which means he's in serious trouble. |
Kryten |
Wait a minute... no... my brain is part organic and therefore it is entirely possible for the machine to transmogrify my physical condition. Engage panic circuits. Panic circuits engaged. |
[He makes the sort of sound I would expect from a toddler who's just discovered his mum's left him alone on a bus] |
Clip 11 S04 E02: "DNA" |
Kryten has been transmogrified into a human. It's going to take some adjusting to and he's full of questions for Lister. |
Kryten |
Greetings, fellow human. Ah! Breakfast. My very first meal. Boiled chicken ovulations. Delicious! |
Lister |
How you coping, man? Any problems? |
Kryten |
Well, just one or two. In fact, I've compiled a little list if you'll indulge me. |
[Pulls a piece of paper from his pocket] |
Now then... my optical system doesn't appear to have a zoom function. |
Lister |
No. Human eyes don't have a zoom. |
Kryten |
Well, what about other optical effects like split-screen, slow-motion... Quantel? |
Lister |
No. We don't have them. |
Kryten |
You don't have them? Just the zoom. Hmm. Very well, no that's fine. That's great. No, that's... that's great. That's great. Now... then my nipples don't work. |
Lister |
Erm, in what way... don't work? |
Kryten |
Well, uh... when I was a mechanoid the right nipple-nut was, uh... used to regulate body temperature while the left nipple-nut was, uh... used mainly to pick up short-wave radio transmissions. Now, what I'm saying is that no matter how hard I twiddle it, I can't seem to pick up Jazz FM. |
Lister |
Human nipples don't do that, Kryt. |
Kryten |
I see. Fine. Ah, yes. Now I wanted to talk to you about something... something about, um... well, something I know that we humans get a little embarrassed about. It's a bit of a taboo subject. Not the sort of thing we like to sit around and chat about in polite conversation. |
Lister |
Kryten, I'm an enlightened twenty-third century guy. Spit it out, man. |
Kryten |
Well, I want to talk to you about my penis. |
Lister |
[Smirks] |
Kryten |
I knew it. You've gone straight into smirk mode. Aren't we both two human adults? Can't we discuss our reproductive system without adolescent sniggering? |
Lister |
Yeah, of course we can. |
Kryten |
Thank you. |
[KRYTEN hands LISTER a Polaroid photograph and LISTER is clearly shocked] |
Kryten |
Well? |
Lister |
Well... well, what? |
Kryten |
Well, what do you think? |
Lister |
I'm not quite with you here, Kryten. What am I supposed to say? |
Kryten |
I want to know... is that normal? |
Lister |
What... taking photographs of it and showing it to your mates? No, it's not. |
Kryten |
Well, yes but is it supposed to look like that? |
Lister |
Well, yeah. |
Kryten |
But it's hideous. That's the best design they could come up with? Are you seriously telling me there were choices and someone said, "Ah, there... that's it. That's the shape we're looking for. The last chicken in the shop look."? Shakespeare had one? Einstein? Perry Como sang Memories Are Made of This with one of those stashed in his slacks? |
Lister |
Well, yeah. |
Kryten |
No wonder humans don't have a zoom function. Ugh! |
Clip 12 S04 E02: "DNA" |
Popular culture has a lot to answer for. I mean, René Descartes was a genius but the credit now goes to Popeye, apparently. |
Lister |
You are what you are. Wasn't it Descartes who said, "I am what I am"? |
Rimmer |
No. It was Popeye the Sailorman. |
Clip 13 S04 E03: "Justice" |
Cat. He's vain, he's self-centred and he's of the opinion that any woman anywhere in the world would fall helplessly in love (or at very least lust) with him. |
Lister |
I just think you're a little bit cocky for a guy who's never actually met a real woman before. |
Cat |
I've seen mirrors. I have eyes. Let's face it, buddy... I have a body that makes men wet. |
Clip 14 S04 E03: "Justice" |
Kryten is acting as defence lawyer for Rimmer who's been sentenced for multiple counts of murder. He's called Lister to the stand. Which probably wasn't a great idea to be honest. |
Kryten |
Name? |
Lister |
Dave Lister. |
Kryten |
Occupation? |
Lister |
Erm, bum. |
Kryten |
Hmm. Would you describe the accused as a friend? |
Cat |
TAKE THE FIFTH! |
Kryten |
Now please answer the question. Remember, you are under polygraphic surveillance. Would you describe the accused as a friend? |
Lister |
Nah, I'd describe the accused as a git. |
Kryten |
Who would you say, then, is the person who thinks of him most fondly? |
Lister |
I do. |
Kryten |
Hmm. And are there no others who've shared moments of intimacy with him? |
Lister |
Only one but she's got a puncture! |
Rimmer |
OBJECTION! |
Clip 15 S04 E04: "White Hole" |
Red Dwarf has lost all power. Nothing's working. But the crew HAVE to reach the Science Room. What will they do? |
Lister |
Everything's down, man. Even the doors. |
Rimmer |
We've got to get to the Science Room... find out what's happened. |
Kryten |
But there are fifty-three doors between here and the Science Room. What on Earth are we going to do? |
Cat |
Hey! I got it! We laser our way through. |
Kryten |
Ah! An excellent suggestion, sir with just two minor drawbacks. One: we don't have a power-source for the lasers and two: we don't have any lasers. |
Clip 16 S04 E04: "White Hole" |
Things aren't going too well. It's all pretty bleak. I think Kryten sums it up best when he says... |
Cat |
Great. So where does this leave us? |
Kryten |
It leaves us floating aimlessly in space. With no navigation and a... rapidly diminishing emergency power supply. It leaves us galloping up diarrhoea drive without a saddle! |
Clip 17 S04 E04: "White Hole" |
Space Corps. Directive 195. Rimmer's not a fan. But then he IS the hologram that must lay down his life so that Lister and The Cat might survive. |
Kryten |
I'm sorry, Sir. |
Rimmer |
Sorry? Why are you sorry? |
Kryten |
Well, the Space Corps. Directive 195 clearly states that in an emergency power situation, a hologrammatic crew member must lay down his life in order that the living crew members might survive. |
Rimmer |
Yes but Rimmer Directive 271 states, just as clearly, "no chance, you metal bastard!" |
Clip 18 S04 E04: "White Hole" |
Lister has just utilised his formidable pool skills to send a planet into a white hole, sealing it and saving the universe. He celebrates as only Lister can. |
Lister |
Intended! Pool god. King of the cues. Prince of the planet potters! |
Clip 19 S04 E05: "Dimension Jump" |
In an alternative universe, Rimmer is "Ace", an elite Test Pilot in the Space Corps. and... he's quite a guy. |
Ace |
Commander Arnold Rimmer reporting for debriefing. |
Milly |
So, you dog. You're back. |
Ace |
Did you ever doubt it when I've got someone like you to come back to? |
Milly |
If only it were true. What are you doing lunch time? |
Ace |
Not sure. Why? |
Milly |
Because if you're interested, I'll be in my quarters... covered in maple syrup. |
Ace |
I'm sorry Millie, I don't fraternise with the staff. |
Milly |
I resign. |
Ace |
I'll be there at thirteen hundred. |
Clip 20 S04 E05: "Dimension Jump" |
And it's not just Millie who's got the hots for Ace. Even his commanding officer can't help but fantasise about a certain messy lunchtime liaison. |
Bongo |
I know this probably won't interest you but, uh... I'd hate myself for the rest of my life if I didn't at least suggest it. |
Ace |
Suggest what? |
Bongo |
If you're interested, I'll be in my quarters at lunch time, covered in taramosalata. |
Ace |
I didn't know your bread was buttered that side, Bongo? |
Bongo |
It isn't. It's been happily married for thirty-five years. It's just a... chap like you can turn a guy's head. |
Ace |
I'm sorry, Bongo. Lunch is... on Milly. |
Bongo |
Would it make any difference if it was... hummus? |
Ace |
I'm sorry, Bongo. I'm strictly butter side up. |
Bongo |
Understood. What a guy! |
Clip 21 S04 E05: "Dimension Jump" |
Lister, The Cat, Kryten and even Hilly are planning to abandon Rimmer on Red Dwarf and go fishing. Their plans go slightly awry when Rimmer, inconveniently, wakes up and catches them leaving. |
Rimmer |
I don't believe anybody'd want to go on a fishing holiday where they know there's no fish. |
Lister |
We used to do it all the time back home. We used to go down the canal. Never any fish in that. We used to go condom fishing. I swear, one time I caught this two pound black ribbed nobbler. It was about that big! |
Clip 22 S04 E05: "Dimension Jump" |
Holy sh*t! And Rimmer wonders why he's about as popular as a fart in a spacesuit. With hobbies like these, it's amazing he's not been smothered in his sleep. |
Rimmer |
I try to be liked. God knows I try. I regale you with amusing stories about when I was treasurer of the Hammond Organ Owners Society. You never laugh. I offer to talk you through my photo collection of twentieth-century telegraph poles. You've always got some excuse. None of you like Morris Dancing. Would that break your hearts? Every once in a while, the four of us getting our knees up in the air? The jingle of bells? The clonk of wood on wood? |
Clip 23 S04 E05: "Dimension Jump" |
Yeah. You see? Not even his taste in MUSIC is enough to win friends. It makes you wonder what purpose Rimmer serves at all. |
Rimmer |
You don't like Reggie Wilson? What?! Not even Pop Goes Delius or Funking Up Wagner? |
Lister |
I prefer something slightly more melodious... like the long drawn-out death-rattle of a man suffering from terminal flatulence. |
Clip 24 S04 E05: "Dimension Jump" |
When Rimmer asked Hilly for a damage report following a slight mishap left them stuck in a swamp, he probably wasn't expecting this. |
Hilly |
Doesn't look good. We've lost the port engine, the starboard engine's packed up, the fuel line's severed, we're taking in water through the hull, we lost the landing jets, half the electric's out and the elastic's snapped on the furry dice. |
Rimmer |
What does that mean in real terms? |
Hilly |
Well, it means you've got a more tasteful cockpit. |
Clip 25 S04 E05: "Dimension Jump" |
Rimmer doesn't like Ace. Not one jot. Because Ace is everything Rimmer wanted to be. Everything Rimmer could have been. It's jealousy. And it's sickening. |
Rimmer |
I ask you. "ACE!" Barf City. I bet you anything he wears womens' underwear. They're all the same, his type you know. Hurly burly rough and tumble marines in public and behind closed doors he'll be parading up and down in taffeta ball gowns and drinking mint juleps, whipping the house boy. |
Clip 26 S04 E05: "Dimension Jump" |
Okay so I have to admit that Ace is grating even on MY nerves now. Mainly because he's making up medical terms as he goes along. What's microboliton when it's at home? Oh and it's cortisol adrenaline. |
Ace |
Kryten... I'll need five hundred cc's of cortico adrenaline, two pints of plasma, a laser scalpel, and some kind of tissue sample a microboliton will do. |
Rimmer |
Oh my god! |
Ace |
Field micro-surgery. All part of basic training in the Space Corps. Special Service. I'll go scrub up. |
Rimmer |
I'll go and throw up. |
Clip 27 S04 E06: "Meltdown" |
On Waxworld, the famous rub shoulders with the infamous. And cartoon characters. Some of whom have clearly committed some heinous offence deserving of the death penalty. What did Winnie The Pooh do?! |
Lister |
Hang on. These guys aren't Nazis. They're all wearing different period costumes. There's one looks like Al Capone. There's another like Mussolini. Richard III, Napoleon... smeg! It's like all the worst people in history have been brought together in one place. Oh my god, there's James Last! I recognise him from Rimmer's record collection. |
Cat |
What are they doing? |
Lister |
I don't know, they're just lining up in... some kind of firing squad. Whoa, whoa, hang on, hang on... someone's being brought out. They're tying him to a stake. It's Winnie The Pooh. |
Cat |
What?! |
Lister |
Winnie The Pooh, I swear. He's refusing the blindfold. |
Cat |
They're tying Winnie The Pooh to the stake? |
[A volley of small-arms fire rings out] |
Lister |
That's something no-one should ever have to see! |
Clip 28 S04 E06: "Meltdown" |
Caligula has ways of making you talk. And most of them involve your bottom and a variety of animals, some soapy and some rampant. I'll leave that there, I think. |
Caligula |
Very well, if that's the way you want to play it... Rasputin, bring in the bucket of soapy frogs and remove his trousers! |
Lister |
Hang on, it's got something to do with travelling across sub space. |
Caligula |
Demonstrate. |
Lister |
Well, like I said, I don't really know. |
Caligula |
Very well. Rasputin, bring hither the skin-diving suit with the bottom cut out and unleash the rampant wildebeest. |
Clip 29 S04 E06: "Meltdown" |
Rimmer has taken the role of Commander in Chief of the Waxworld army. Kryten is joining him for his inspection of the ranks. And Rimmer clearly isn't amused. |
Rimmer |
What's your name, soldier? |
Kryten |
His name's Gandhi, sir, Mahatma Ghandi. |
Rimmer |
Well, get him out of that damn nappy and into a uniform. Have you no pride man? Don't you want to win this war? Don't eyeball me, Ghandi. Get on the floor and give me 50, NOW! |
Kryten |
Theresa, sir, Mother Theresa. Assisi, sir, Saint Francis of Assisi. |
Rimmer |
There's only two kinds from Assisi, steers and queers... which are you, boy? |
Kryten |
Uh, Mr Noël Coward, Sir. |
Noël Coward |
Delighted to meet you, dear boy. |
Rimmer |
Shut up! |
Kryten |
Ah, Monsieur Jean-Paul Sartre, sir. |
Rimmer |
Who? |
Kryten |
He's a philosopher, sir... an existentialist. |
Rimmer |
Well, Sartre, we don't like existentialists around here, and we certainly don't like French philosophers poncing around in their black polo necks filling everyone's heads with their theories about the bleakness of existence and absurdity of the cosmos, clear? |
Clip 30 S04 E06: "Meltdown" |
Elvis has obviously been watching Full Metal Jacket. Because he's got his ragtag army of wax soldiers speed marching to the kind of song only HE could come up with. |
Elvis |
We are tough and we are mean! |
Troops |
Arnie Rimmer's death machine. |
Elvis |
All we do is kill and slay. |
Troops |
Don't care if we get blown away. |
Elvis |
A R Hay Hi He |
Troops |
A R Hay Hi He |
Elvis |
Arnie Rimmer's Death machineeeeen aeeeen aeeeen. |