Red Dwarf Episodes

The End-Lister, the lowest ranking member
of the mining ship Red Dwarf, is put into
stasis after smuggling a cat on board. He
is revived 3 million years later
to find everyone else is dead.

Future Echoes-As Red Dwarf approaches light
speed, Lister, Rimmer, and the
Cat see images of themselves
in the future, and Lister
sees his own death.

Future Echoes-As Red Dwarf approaches light
speed, Lister, Rimmer, and the
Cat see images of themselves
in the future, and Lister
sees his own death.

Balance of Power-Lister is tired of being
ordered about by Rimmer and
decides to take the officer's
exams so he can out-rank
the hologram.

Waiting For God-Lister reads the Cat Bible
and finds he is the
leader of the Cat People,
Cloister the Stupid.

Confidence and Paranoia-Lister catches a mutated flu
which turns his confidence and
paranoia into two living beings.

Kryten-The Dwarfers answer a distress
call from the Nova 5
only to find a mechanoid
programmed to serve three women
who have been dead for
centuries.

Better Than Life-A post pod arrives with
and artificial reality game that
allows the crew to live
out their fantasies.....until
it is taken over by
Rimmer's self-loathing.

Thanks For The Memory-Four days have gone missing,
Lister and the Cat have
broken a leg, and someone
has mysteriously finished Lister's jigsaw.
Could this be, as Rimmer
believes, the work of aliens?

Stasis Leak-The crew find a stasis
leak on floor 16 which
provides them a doorway into
the past.

Queeg-Holly seems to be going
senile and Red Dwarf's back
up computer, Queeg, takes over.
The crew think things will
be better under Queeg until
they get a taste of
his harsh regime.

Backwards-Lister and the Cat attempt
to rescue Rimmer and Kryten
when they fall through a
time hole and end up
on a version of Earth
where everything is backwards.

Marooned-Rimmer and Lister crash Starbug
into an arctic moon and
are stranded with no heating,
no food, and only themselves
for company.

Polymorph-A creature that can disguise
itself as anything boards Red
Dwarf and starts feeding off
the crew's negative emotions.

Body Swap-Rimmer persuades Lister to lend
him his unfit flabby body
so he can get it
into shape on his behalf.
Unfortunately, having a real body
again is too much of
a temptation.

Timeslides-Kryten finds some mutated developing
fluid that turns old photographs
into living pictures, allowing the
Dwarfers to step back into
the past.

Camille-Kryten falls in love with
an android he rescues from
a doomed planet. But when
she meets the rest of
the crew, they all see
their own ideal mate.

DNA-Kryten is turned into a
human being by a machine
that can manipulate DNA.

Justice-When the Dwarfers need to
use the facilities of a
prison colony, Rimmer is incarcerated
for a crime he committed
3 million years ago.

White Hole-Kryten finds a way to
make Holly brilliant by drastically
reducing her lifespan. Meanwhile, Red
Dwarf is effected by a
white hole spewing time in
random pockets.

Dimension Jump-The heroic Ace Rimmer test
flies a new ship which
can break the dimension barrier
and ends up in our
universe where he meets the
cowardly version of himself.

Holoship-Rimmer is offered the chance
to live aboard a holographic
ship crewed entirely by holograms
like himself.

The Inquisitor-The Dwarfers encounter a simulant
who roams history killing those
whose lives he deems to
be unworthy.

Terrorform-The crew have to rescue
Rimmer from a Psi-moon which
has been turned into a
physical representation of his mind.

Quarantine-Lister, Cat, and Kryten are
confined to quarantine after encountering
a mad scientist who has
been working on positive and
negative viruses.

Demons and Angels-Kryten inadvertently uses his tripulator
to make copies of Red
Dwarf, one inhabited by angelic
versions of the crew, the
other by demonic versions.

Psirens-The crew are lured by
brain sucking creatures that tempt
their victims after physically probing
their minds.

Legion-The Dwarfers meet a robot
who seems to have more
knowledge and talent than all
of them put together. All
seems friendly until he forbids
them to leave his station.

Gunmen of the Apocolypse-The only way to save
Kryten from a devistating virus
is to enter an artificial
reality version of the Wild
West and become cowboys.

Emohawk-Lister is forced to marry
a fat, ugly Gelf woman
and encounters a type of
polymorph that turns Rimmer into
Ace Rimmer and Cat into Duane Dibbley.

Rimmerworld-Rimmer is stranded alone on
a planet and forced to
clone himself for company. When
his crewmates come to rescue
him they find a whole
society of Rimmers.

Tikka to Ride-Lister is so desperate for
a curry he takes the
others back in time to
find one, only to disrupt
history by foiling the assassination
of President Kennedy.

"Stoke Me a Clipper..."-Dimension jumping Ace Rimmer arrives
seriously wounded and asks Rimer
to take over his job
as swashbuckling guardian of the universe.

Ouroboros-A version of Lister's ex-girlfriend
Kristine Kochanski joins Starbug from
a parallel universe when two
realities converge.

Duct Soup-When the generators on Starbug
fail, the crew have to
crawl through miles of ducts
to restart the engines.

Blue-Much to his surprise, Lister
discovers he is starting to
miss Rimmer and seeks psychiatric
help from Kryten.

Beyond a Joke-Kochanski takes the crew into
the Artificial Reality suite and
transports them to Pride and
Prejudice World, hoping to educate
them to the subtleties of
the literary masterpiece.

Epideme-When an intelligent virus impregnates
Lister, he sets up a
communication link with his disease
and tries to sweet-talk it
into not killing him.