In Which Episode? Trivia Quiz

Answer: 'D.N.A.'

From the fourth series. Kryten gets turned into a human by a machine that changes D.N.A. structure, and goes to say goodbye to his spare heads, which he obviously won't need anymore. Spare Head Three has silicon rickets and droid rot, which makes him moody and impatient, and for some reason, talks with a Yorkshire accent.

Answer: Quarantine

From series five. Rimmer contracts a holovirus which sends him insane, and sends the Cat, Lister and Kryten into quarantine. Rimmer first wears a red and white gingham dress, then the other three wear the same dresses at the end of the episode. Play my 'Quarantine' quiz for further information.

Answer: 'Me2'

From the first series. Rimmer creates an exact copy of himself to be his companion, but one of them ends up having to be erased because the two of them hate each other.

Answer: Balance Of Power

From the first series. Lister decides to take the chef's exam in order to outrank Rimmer and be able to bring Kochanski back as a hologram. Rimmer uses Kochanski's hologram simulation disk to try to convince Lister that he doesn't need to take the exam and tells Lister that she never liked him anyway.

Answer: 'The Inquisitor'

From series five. The Inquisitor is a robot that travels through time deleting anyone who considers to have wasted their life and replaces them with an alternative person that was never born, to give them a chance at life. Lister and Kryten are judged not to have made the best of themselves.

Answer: Ouroboros

From series seven. Lister discovers that he is, in fact, his own father, and Kochanski is his mother and he exists to perpetuate a never-ending cycle of life. Lister and Kochanski have a baby and then goes back in time and leaves the baby in the pub. this way the human race never dies out. Ouroboros is apparently the symbol of a snake eating its own tail, which means infinity.

Answer: 'Gunmen Of The Apocalypse'

From series six. Kryten has to enter the game in order to cure a computer virus which is endangering to the ship. He is the sheriff of the town in the game. When he gets into trouble the crew join the game as other characters to help him.

Answer: 'Dimension Jump'

From the fourth series. The crew discover that every possible eventuality is played out in different dimensions when an alternative version of Rimmer shows up, who is his complete opposite, i.e, he's not a total coward, and people like him.

Answer: 'Confidence and Paranoia'

From series one. Lister visits an area of the ship that has not been decontaminated since the nuclear accident that wiped out the crew. He gets ill and has hallucinations which actually happen, hence the fish rain. Luckily, Cat is on hand to clear them up.

Answer: Polymorph

From series three. The polymorph disguises itself into many things in the episode, including a beach ball, a pair of shorts, and a snake. The best thing about this in episode is Rimmer when his anger is removed. He looks like Rolf Harris and wears a t-shirt bearing the phrase "Give quiche a chance".

Answer: 'Stasis Leak'

The crew find a stasis leak in the ship, which acts a doorway into the past. They go back three million years to just before the accident and Lister discovers that he will eventually end up with Kochanski. Cat steals the champagne from Lister and Kochanski's honeymoon suite.

Answer: 'Blue'

From series seven. Lister misses Rimmer, who has gone off to be the new Ace Rimmer. However after he sees this song, about how wonderful Rimmer is, he remembers why he disliked him so much.

Answer: False

It's actually called 'Tikka To Ride', and is from series seven. In this episode Lister goes to the 1960's to look for more curry supplies for himself, and manages to change history at the same time.

Answer: 'Justice'

From series four. At the beginning of the episode Lister has space mumps, which makes his head swell up. Cat and Rimmer both tell him he looks like a watermelon. It's really horrible when his head explodes and he gets covered in yellow gunk.

Answer: Thanks For The Memory

From series two. Lister feels sorry for Rimmer because he's never been in love, so Lister gives him one of his own memories to make him feel better. Cat and Lister wake up to find their legs are broken and they have no memory the last four days. It turns out that they broke their legs putting up a gravestone on a planet, saying "To the memory of the memory of Lise Yates".

They dropped the stone on their legs whilst carrying it. All rather confusing really. Thank you for playing. Please feel free to play my other Red Dwarf quizzes if you have the time.