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REACTING TO RED DWARF | Series 1 Ep. 6 Me2 

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Комментарии : 49   
@yojijukugo548
@yojijukugo548 Месяц назад
It’s an interesting question about one’s clone and potential conversion. But I think the point is that the “saved” version of Rimmer is from before the radiation disaster, but the Rimmer who’s spent time with Lister is slightly different, perhaps more sensitive and grounded
@pedanticperson1149
@pedanticperson1149 4 месяца назад
Chris Barrie's monologue at the end is great, you can really hear Rimmer's despair & anguish over his mistake; the funny thing is it can be like that with even some mistakes, they can haunt you years, decades after everyone else will have forgotten them (if they noticed in the first place).
@SamuelBlack84
@SamuelBlack84 Месяц назад
I've made mistakes that hundreds will remember for decades to come
@veryvarley6706
@veryvarley6706 3 месяца назад
Got to love Holly playing practical jokes.
@x-wingflyboy8177
@x-wingflyboy8177 3 месяца назад
Series 1 was a total gem of a show at the time and still is kow. You had to be there at the time to truly experience it. As it was on bbc2, it was like show that was undiscovered by the folks who watched bbc2 and itv..it was kinda secret to those who watched it. A true cult grew up round it too. Non of my family understood it, but I loved every bloody minute. And still do now.
@chrismaverick9828
@chrismaverick9828 10 дней назад
I started watching it on PBS back in the 90's as a youth. So many moments that stick with you. I'm getting ready to introduce someone my age to it soon, surprised he hasn't run into it before.
@Kae6502
@Kae6502 4 месяца назад
10:15 - The Cat's reaction is priceless! 😄
@peterjackson4763
@peterjackson4763 3 месяца назад
Reading dead people's diaries is quite normal, e.g. Pepys. Dead people who have come back to life is not something that current rules handle.
@JackLongbridge
@JackLongbridge 4 месяца назад
Morrissey agrees with you Meg, about people reading other peoples diaries. Someone broke into his room just to see, just to see what he had written about them. And he was so very sickened.
@x-wingflyboy8177
@x-wingflyboy8177 3 месяца назад
Just swing those flowers......
@user-EricWatson55
@user-EricWatson55 3 месяца назад
This is literally the funniest show ever! 😂
@Poliss95
@Poliss95 3 месяца назад
It's ok to read someone's diary if they're dead..and Rimmer is dead. NorWeb was one of the old electric companies before they were privatised. You really should do the Rimmer salute when you react to the next episode. I double dare you. 😁
@A.J.Clemente
@A.J.Clemente 4 месяца назад
The Victorian death photos are creepy as hell, but the ones featuring dead children are the absolute worst and so sad.
@MeganRuth
@MeganRuth 4 месяца назад
Yes they are quite creepy! And quite sad…
@Neil_BT
@Neil_BT 4 месяца назад
If you notice, all the signs on the ship have got a second word below them e.g. in the cinema scene, the word 'cinema' has the word kinejo below it - which is the translation for cinema in Esperanto - a completely made up language.
@MeganRuth
@MeganRuth 4 месяца назад
Oh interesting! I didn’t notice that! Thanks :)
@Poliss95
@Poliss95 3 месяца назад
@Neil_BT All languages are completely made up. 😁😁
@chrismaverick9828
@chrismaverick9828 10 дней назад
The origins of Esperanto is interesting, as well as how many people have taken the time to learn it. The originator wanted a universal language that people could learn and communicate with, which is why Red Dwarf features it.
@originaldissident151
@originaldissident151 Месяц назад
In victoriana times to take a photo you would have to stay extremely still so I guess it was probably the best way to get a good photo 😂
@TimoDyer
@TimoDyer 3 месяца назад
When im back in the UK for my annual trip.. I will get you some whiskeys at the pub. Day time. Would love to meet u megan. You are great. Canadians are awesome. Im in Cornwall 1-17 july then London before trip back to Asia.
@djco5782
@djco5782 4 месяца назад
Rimmer is such a vulnerable narcissist, and two of him can only spell trouble!
@Rocket1377
@Rocket1377 3 месяца назад
He's not narcissistic. He has too much self-loathing for that.
@djco5782
@djco5782 3 месяца назад
@@Rocket1377 *Vulnerable* narcissist. Look up "vulnerable narcissism and self-loathing".
@KRPTV
@KRPTV 3 месяца назад
Another great episode, loved the whole Gazpacho soup incident! Can't wait for series 2 now! Series 1 focused more on the characters themselves rather than being too sci-fi but Red Dwarf becomes a lot more Star Trek-like in later series!😄😄😄
@philtreman9944
@philtreman9944 4 месяца назад
Red Dwarf gets better and better as the Series progress - must be at least 6 series .
@geofftottenperthcoys9944
@geofftottenperthcoys9944 3 месяца назад
12
@TenebrousFilms
@TenebrousFilms 3 месяца назад
Danny used to skate in Starlight Express.
@darrenfearon4288
@darrenfearon4288 4 месяца назад
I read my friends dairy by mistake, I tripped over somthing, the dairy went up in the air and landed with the pages right at my face,
@ritahamblin1043
@ritahamblin1043 4 месяца назад
Meg do you do movie reactions if so if you haven't already watch the other's. After 8 and pepper mint creams A1 yum
@rogerlundstrom6926
@rogerlundstrom6926 4 месяца назад
This episode inspired me to try gazpacho soup... I don't go to restaurants so I kind of had to try my best from online references.. I like it and I do it fairly regularly today.. (well; I can't be arsed to strain it so it's more like.. gazpacho mush.. but.. why throw away parts of the vegetables just to make it more liquidy?)
@rogerlundstrom6926
@rogerlundstrom6926 4 месяца назад
Smoking areas worked.. IF they were set up properly; Active ventilation.. Even if you don't intentionally put an out-suck above the smoking areas, you just have to place the smoking area next to places where the out-suck is, and the non-smoking next to the air intakes.. I don't say it's a 100% thing (as in you can't even smell it), but it is 100% effective against the bigger particles and also well over 90% effective for the smaller ones.. If you SMELL smoke it's probably from the clothes of smokers rather than the smoke travelling to your non-smoking area.. (or.. The people who laid out the restaurant just didn't know what they were doing)
@jasonwhitehurst7003
@jasonwhitehurst7003 3 месяца назад
thanks Megan enjoy the rest of your weekend😀
@MeganRuth
@MeganRuth 3 месяца назад
Thanks Jason! Same to you 😊
@FalcomScott312
@FalcomScott312 4 месяца назад
Good morning Megan, how are you? I enjoyed your beautiful reactions towards Red Dwarf & it's really bloody hilarious 😂
@MeganRuth
@MeganRuth 4 месяца назад
Thanks Falcom! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
@francislaverty9262
@francislaverty9262 4 месяца назад
Good morning Megan. Interesting to hear you speak about reading others diaries and how you feel that is inappropriate. The diary of Anne Frank is one of the most read books in the world and Anne clearly did not give consent to this being published (as she died in Bergen-Belsen). As Rimmer is dead, is it not therefore, acceptable to read his diary? This allows Lister an insight into the life and aspirations of a colleague now departed.
@MeganRuth
@MeganRuth 4 месяца назад
Very good point! I hadn’t thought of that. I often forget Rimmer is technically dead because he’s a prominent character in the show
@helenwood8482
@helenwood8482 4 месяца назад
I have never read Anne's diary because of that.
@TheNintendoFanBoy01
@TheNintendoFanBoy01 3 месяца назад
I have another show for you to react to... Allo Allo...... When you meet the French Poloceman and he greets you with Good Moaning... I was just pissing by the dour... You know your in for a great comedy... Please consider it...
@natmanprime4295
@natmanprime4295 3 месяца назад
great stuff
@dupersuper1938
@dupersuper1938 4 месяца назад
I...don't think she knows how clones work.
@Rocket1377
@Rocket1377 3 месяца назад
It depends on the technology involved. In some science fiction stories, a subjects memories are copied too, so the fully developed adult clone is near identical to the original.
@dupersuper1938
@dupersuper1938 3 месяца назад
@@Rocket1377 That's sci-fi. Cloning is an actual thing we can do now.
@rayg4360
@rayg4360 4 месяца назад
Would a clone have a memory
@x-wingflyboy8177
@x-wingflyboy8177 3 месяца назад
Where's the clone?
@ritahamblin1043
@ritahamblin1043 4 месяца назад
Cloning the may well be psychology the but your personality and consciousness you would be different it's what you exspirience from a-z on and in your life's journey that makes you, you.
@Rocket1377
@Rocket1377 3 месяца назад
Not necessarily. It depends on when and how the clone was created. For example, the Jean Grey clone in the X-Men cartoon was created when she was an adult, and therefore has a fully developed brain and all of her memories and powers.
@VainEldritch
@VainEldritch 3 месяца назад
TBH the show only gets better from here on out.
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