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Tuesday, January 18, 2005
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Number Three:
Red Dwarf: Better Than Life By Grant Naylor When we left David Lister, he had gone from Saturn to Deep Space to Bedford Falls. Now he must fight vicious polymorphs, travel through a black hole, and play pool with planets, and eventually fulfill his destiny and become King of the Cockroaches. An excerpt: Back in the twenty-first century, as robotic life became more and more sophisticated, it was generally accepted that something was needed to keep the droids in check. For the most part they were stronger, and often more intelligent, than human beings: why should they submit to second-class status, to a lifetime of drudgery and service? no fair reading 49 Red Dwarf books. This passage isn't very subtle. Meg and I saw In Good Company and we both liked it GUYPost a Comment |