fun, fun, fun...

You know, I think one reason I like Red Dwarf so much is that it's physically impossible for it to end with everyone in heterosexual marriages and one to three children. they escaped the sitcom curse! Good for them

also I think they missed a major opportunity in the show for Cat to do the cat thing of just like. sitting down on people's (Lister's) laps the Second they're about to get up, and then being indignant when they have to shove him off

On that note, I think it'd be so cool to put together like a dracula-style Red Dwarf project using made up newspaper articles, transcripts of documentaries, interviews etc to tell the story of the ship's disappearance from the point of view of the people back home

I can't find find it but like. You know that meme where where bi exes who are now in new relationships pass by one another? That's McGruderxKochanski and ListerxRimmer to me.

You ever think about how in universe, the Red Dwarf itself must have become a piece of folklore, a space-age Mary Celeste. A ship that fell entirely silent one day, where none of it inhabitants ever seen or heard from again, bound to get people's attention. Did anyone try looking for them? Were there lone space explorers who went out hunting, convinced they'd be the ones to fjnd the ship, only to return home empty-handed, or ended up lost themselves? Were there documentaries, songs, poems, and stories written about it? About what might have happened and who was to blame? Did anyone ever get close, or was everyone way off base? Did it become a horror story, a warning? Don't join the JMC, or you'll end up like the guys on the Red Dwarf. Did they get a memorial built somewhere