>Human heaven? Goodness me! Humans don't go to heaven. Oh no, someone just made that up to prevent you from all going nuts.
>Human heaven?
>Human heaven? Goodness me! Humans don't go to heaven. Oh no, someone just made that up to prevent you from all going nuts.
Atheists will never fully embrace what it would take to advance the human race but want us all to toil until we die with zero hope anyway.
>don't believe in heaven? Atheist
have a nice day.
Atheist are basically the incels of religion, they're butthurt about everyone else getting their paradise
I’m an atheist and I believe most people need religion and it evolved for a reason to prevent our advanced ape brain from cascading because of existential nihilism.
The joke here is that the robot believes in robot heaven even though that was just made up to stop it from going nuts.
the joke is less reddity in context
yeah, positive atheism is the pendulum swinging too far in the opposite direction out of spite and/or dimwittery.
agnostics have it right.
Why did they never give the cat an actual name?
Because he's a Black person
Why do you watch the show then?
Can I frick your ass?
Only after you take your meds.
Cats don't have names, they just refer to each other as "hey, you!"
But the other characters could have given him a name. They could have had a line like "I don't want to keep just calling you cat. What do you want to be called?" or "How does this sound for a name?"
they probably did and he just didn't care.
This makes the most sense.
"Hey WHATEVER-YOUR-NAME is!" and he just didn't even respond.
it was Chairman Meow
He was the last cat in existence. There was no chance of him being mistaken for another cat. It's like when you say "mom" or "dad" at home.
Until The Promised Land.
Why is Red Dwarf miles long and thousands of decks but only has a crew of around 170? Was there some miscommunication in the shows creation? The crew would realistically never see each other unless they all congregated in a small part of the ship. What is the point of the rest of the ship then?
They kept retconning that as the series went on, when Rimmer gets put on trial by Justice it's for
>Second-degree murder: one thousand, one hundred and sixty-seven counts.
so 1,169 total crew including Rimmer and Lister. Then one of the novels (IIRC it was Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers) bumps it up again to 11,169
This infodrop never clicked even though I've seen the episode multiple times. Thank you for clarifying. This is something I've always wondered about. That makes sense now. Thank you again.
It's a transport vessel for the Jupiter Mining Corporation, most of it is cargo space
I found Red Dwarf to be quite tedious and humor very on the nose. I don't understand what people see in this show
It comfy.
Even though the show takes place in a massive area everyone just gathers in this very little space and the small cast make the show very cozy.
>I like it because I like it
Yes. He doesn't have to justify himself to neurotic dweebs on Cinemaphile
The phrase 'no accounting for taste' was likely first coined about 800 years ago, anon.
It's the crazy situations that would put Dr. Who to shame.
>White Hole
>Pool with planets
>Good vs Evil wax robot war
>Entire planet of Rimmers
>Ace Rimmer
>Resurrected T-Rex eating all the ice cream
>White Hole
You sound like a gay
Theres very few sitcoms that are based in sci-fi or fantasy and even fewer of those are halfway decent.
>country that will never have a presence outside the earth’s atmosphere makes show about how much it would suck to be in space
I watched this show, and recognised "good" episodes in contrast to bad ones, but I honestly barely ever laughed. I used to watch it as a kid on BBC2 and then it was time for bed, so may e it was the enjoyment of the last thing I'm allowed to watch (didn't stop me coming to eurotrash, the channel 5 softcore film, and sex cetera when I got upstairs)
I really liked the theme tune though and the models used for the ships etc.
Most of the stuff I watched back in the day seems unfunny now
>Wax was born Ruby Wachs and raised in Evanston, Illinois, the daughter of Edward and Berthe Wachs (née Goldmann). Her parents were Austrian israelites who left Vienna in 1938 because of the Nazi threat.
She was abysmal, only the Brits could tolerate that dreadful unfunny ugly woman. Oj giving her the juice will a always bring a smile to my face esp as she starts kvetching afterwards
Not wrong.