Intriguing, to say the least.

[bayliss.livejournal.com]

G & T's Set report for #3.


I am intrigued as to the nature of this episode. What could Red Dwarf have done that hasn't already been offensive to someone?

Discuss.

Comments

[kronette.livejournal.com]

I know it's not a sitcom, but South Park has offended damn near everyone with their schtick and it was the writers' intention. With the last series of Torchwood, we had m/m sex on screen, the first since probably our version of Queer as Folk, so I doubt the offensiveness lies that way.

There isn't much RD hasn't dealt with. I mean, we've already had male pregnancy, genderswap (Holly), religion, causality, nudity (strictly for the first "test clone" in Rimmerworld), disgust (Lister eating a tarantula and maggots), hell, even mild forms of incest if Ruler Rimmer was kissing his concubine lover woman-Rimmer. Or...wasn't that Rimmer actually a woman? Was it just another male Rimmer forced to act/look like a woman? I've often wondered about that. If our Rimmer couldn't get a female clone of himself after all his attempts, did the clones do it?

[veronica-rich.livejournal.com]

nudity (strictly for the first "test clone" in Rimmerworld)

You must not be through S8 yet. ;-)

[kronette.livejournal.com]

DAMN, how could I have forgotten that!? I believe my comment was how much was Chris holding that in order to release one hand, he had to tuck and bend over first? And the BTS stuff where Robert, I believe, said they were completely naked (no industry "socks" as it were). Wow.

[veronica-rich.livejournal.com]

Probably only because he was told to. I suspect if he were told to give a double-Rimmer salute during that scene, he'd have done it without argument. :-D

[bayliss.livejournal.com]

I suspect if he were told to give a double-Rimmer salute during that scene, he'd have done it without argument. :-D

Too bad he wasn't. :P