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Red Dwarf VII - Byte One
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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9780790755175
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Original recording reissued, NTSC
ISBN: 0790755173
Label: BBC Warner
Languages: English (Original Language), AnalogEsperanto (Original Language), Analog
Manufacturer: BBC Warner
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: BBC Warner
Release Date: July 19, 2000
Running Time: 100 minutes
Studio: BBC Warner
Theatrical Release Date: March 29, 1989
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Editorial Review:
Episodes: Tikka to Ride, Stoke Me a Clipper, Ouroboros.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Boyz from the Dwarf!!!
I think a lot of people don't really like series 7 of Red Dwarf is because they had to wait to long for its release. The build up of anticipation was too much for many of us. Then to top it off there isn't a laugh track added (which I don't mind personally, but it can kill certain scenes that are very funny). There is also the departure of Rimmer which people point to as a major blow to the series, but if you never lose Rimmer for a short time then you never get that wonderfully funny scene in "Blue" ... Read More
Rating:  - Three more excellent episodes.
i have noticed that a lot of people think series 7 of Red Dwarf is terrible all the way through. I have to disagree, because the 1st three episodes are as strong as any in series 6. Many point to Rimmer's departure as the beginning of the decline, and that happened on the 2nd episode of the series, which happens to be a really funny episode.
"Tikka to Ride" - The crew goes back in time to 1963 Dallas when Lister tricks everyone into helping him replenish the ships lost curry supplies. ... Read More
Rating: - Laugh track
I loved this video because it's RED DWARF but I was a little shocked that the laugh track was not put in. I never realised how much I miss it. Otherwise, it's still the smeggest show around.
Rating: - I hate people who hate Red Dwarf seven!
Let me tell you what your missing out on if you choose to ignore the much critised series 7: A breathtaking episode called "Stoke me a clipper", which can only be described as BacktoRealityEsq in terms of genius! Two of the funniest Red Dwarf scenes EVER in "Blue". Some thrilling scifi in episodes "Tikka to ride" and "Beyond a joke". A wonderful character episode called "Duct Soup". A zombie gross-out in "Epideme", laughs by the second in ... Read More
Rating: - Seven starts out strong
When I heard that Chris Barrie was not going to star prominently in the seventh series I almost refused to watch it. I figured I could never enjoy Red Dwarf sans Rimmer. Happily, I was mostly wrong; I do enjoy the seventh series, although I don't find it as fantastic as the preceeding six seasons. Furthermore, Rimmer's absence is not truly felt until the latter half of the seventh series. He is featured in all three episodes of Byte one.
Tikka to Ride is hilarious. Also, it's nice to have a plot ... Read More
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