Back in the Red: Part III

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Red Dwarf episode
"Back in the Red: Part III"
Episode № 3
Airdate March 4, 1999
Writer(s) Doug Naylor
Director Ed Bye
Guest star(s) Mac Mcdonald as Captain Hollister.
Series VIII
February 18 – April 5, 1999
  1. Back in the Red: Part I
  2. Back in the Red: Part II
  3. Back in the Red: Part III
  4. Cassandra
  5. Krytie TV
  6. Pete: Part I
  7. Pete: Part II
  8. Only The Good...
List of all Red Dwarf episodes...

Back in the Red: Part III was the third episode of the eighth series of the television comedy series Red Dwarf.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

The crew make their escape on Blue Midget and start their quest of finding the nanobots. Sadly, the reality is that they are trapped in an artificial reality program and their actions will be used as evidence against them by Captain Hollister.

  • The ship Blue Midget makes a return after last being seen in Bodyswap. In terms of true-series continuity, this marks the first appearance of the new CGI re-design of the ship.
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