Nanarchy

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Red Dwarf episode
"Nanarchy"
Image:Nanarchy (Red Dwarf).jpg
Episode № 8
Airdate March 7, 1997
Writer(s) Paul Alexander, Jamies Hendrie and Doug Naylor
Director Ed Bye
Guest star(s) Norman Lovett as Holly
Series VII
January 17 – March 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...

Nanarchy was the eighth episode to air in the seventh series of Red Dwarf.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

In an attempt to get Lister a new limb Kryten tracks down his missing nanobots, only to find they are in Lister's laundry basket and they have got an old friend with them.

  • Kryten addressing the viewers ("Last week on Red Dwarf...") was the first time the show broke the fourth wall.
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