Blue (Red Dwarf episode)

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Red Dwarf episode
"Blue"
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Episode № 5
Airdate February 14, 1997
Writer(s) Kim Fuller and Doug Naylor
Director Ed Bye
Guest star(s) none
Series VII
January 17March 7, 1997
  1. Tikka to Ride
  2. Stoke Me a Clipper
  3. Ouroboros
  4. Duct Soup
  5. Blue
  6. Beyond a Joke
  7. Epideme
  8. Nanarchy
List of all Red Dwarf episodes...

"Blue" is the fifth episode of Red Dwarf VII and the 41st in the series run. It premiered on 14 Feb 1997 in the 9:00pm BBC2 time slot,[1] Written by Kim Fuller & Doug Naylor and directed by Ed Bye. It was the last episode to feature the hologram Rimmer.

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Lister finds himself missing Rimmer so much he starts dreaming about kissing him. Kryten takes matters into his own hands by creating virtual ride, The Rimmer Experience, based on Rimmer's diaries, providing Lister with a permanent cure.

Another new writer added to the credits was Kim Fuller, writer of Spiceworld. His script for "Blue" was also edited by Naylor to fit into the Red Dwarf universe. As part of Naylor's plan to mix up the episodes between Science Fiction and comedy, "Blue" was tailored towards the latter.[2]

"Blue" marks Rimmer's last appearance as a hologram. His next appearance would be as a human in Season VIII's "Back in the Red: Part I".

Howard Goodall performed as the singing Rimmer Munchkins.

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