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One of my favorite shows. Here scenes are right up here with Cats solutions to problems. “An inventive and courageous solution Cat, with just 2 small problems”. Gold.
Interesting point. Kryten hadn't been built when Red Dwarf was lost, so he and Rimmer are likely quoting different editions of the directives. I like to think Lister figured this out some time ago, but A) wants Rimmer to work it out himself to give him a sense of achievement, and B) finds it hilarious.
The best part about the ongoing jokes in Red Dwarf is that they mix and match so well, and there are enough of them that you could go several episodes without one only to be sideswiped with it when you least expect. Kryton's Nipple Nuts got me laughing every time, but Rimmer's ineptitude never failed, either.
RIMMER: Kryten what about 7214? KRYTEN: 7214? 'To preserve morale during long-haul missions, all-male officers above the rank of First Technician must, during panto season, be ready to put on a dress and a pair of false breasts.' Is that really necessary? I mean here we are in mortal danger and you want to be a cross-dresser?
Rimmer: Kryten you are forgetting space corp directive 8128. Kryten: during football season all officers will be grouped together according to which team they support. Here we are in mortal danger and you want to put Lister somewhere else for supporting Liverpool.
I loved these parts where Rimmer always fxxked up the space core directives and kryton then giving the proper explanation to what Rimmer said 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Riddle me this......why does everyone on the internet seem to call them Space "Corps" when on red dwarf they clearly say Space "core"? They even reference being part of a Core in this clip. Or am I completely Wrong?
I was never sure myself until I made this vid 😄. I'm pretty sure it's 'Space Corps', based on evidence on fan websites that refer to the original books. reddwarf.fandom.com/wiki/Space_Corps_Directives
I think because it’s a military system that it might be both, core referees to the human core world’s ie our solar system and corps referees to the group rimmer is a member of
Blame a lot of military lingo coming from French, and being pronounced that way by British English speakers. Counterexample: lieutenant (leff-tennant).
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Let us never forget Rimmer Directive 271 - No chance, you metal bastard!
One of my favorite shows. Here scenes are right up here with Cats solutions to problems. “An inventive and courageous solution Cat, with just 2 small problems”. Gold.
Brilliant ongoing joke in this series
Interesting point. Kryten hadn't been built when Red Dwarf was lost, so he and Rimmer are likely quoting different editions of the directives. I like to think Lister figured this out some time ago, but A) wants Rimmer to work it out himself to give him a sense of achievement, and B) finds it hilarious.
Also, I'd love to see the incident reports behind some of these directives!
I loved the space corps directive scenes with Rimmer and Kryten
Yeah me too 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂brilliant
The best part about the ongoing jokes in Red Dwarf is that they mix and match so well, and there are enough of them that you could go several episodes without one only to be sideswiped with it when you least expect. Kryton's Nipple Nuts got me laughing every time, but Rimmer's ineptitude never failed, either.
RIMMER: Kryten what about 7214?
KRYTEN: 7214? 'To preserve morale during long-haul missions, all-male officers above the rank of First Technician must, during panto season, be ready to put on a dress and a pair of false breasts.' Is that really necessary? I mean here we are in mortal danger and you want to be a cross-dresser?
LMAO
Fun fact: This is an actual Space Corps Directive, it’s included in the 1996 Log Book
Rimmer: Kryten you are forgetting space corp directive 8128.
Kryten: during football season all officers will be grouped together according to which team they support. Here we are in mortal danger and you want to put Lister somewhere else for supporting Liverpool.
Wonder if they have a book of these somewhere lol
A long-term career goal is to somehow do something similar at work one day.
Are you sure? It does mean changing the bulb. Somehow it reminds me being back in the British army.
You gotta wonder if 196156 actually put ideas in peoples heads.
yeh that one had me in stitches .. daaam wtf
Brilliant. Thanks for collating
These were brilliant
the best of all quotes
I've GOT to get a copy of those directives
Great running gag.
Where's the scene where Rimmer says, "You just can't let one go."
Great edit Ty 😂
0:22 34124 is the funniest Space Corps directive.
Surely there were more directives
At work we often use 1742 on out balding ginger college
Space corp directive 381286. Kryten shut up.
Smeg Heads!
I'm sure you've read the space corps directive 234421
234421? No officer with robotic prosthetics is allowed near the kitchens?
I thank you for reminding me, but I fail to see the relevance
@@Nick_C1997 234422 then!
I loved these parts where Rimmer always fxxked up the space core directives and kryton then giving the proper explanation to what Rimmer said 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Riddle me this......why does everyone on the internet seem to call them Space "Corps" when on red dwarf they clearly say Space "core"? They even reference being part of a Core in this clip. Or am I completely Wrong?
I was never sure myself until I made this vid 😄. I'm pretty sure it's 'Space Corps', based on evidence on fan websites that refer to the original books. reddwarf.fandom.com/wiki/Space_Corps_Directives
I think because it’s a military system that it might be both, core referees to the human core world’s ie our solar system and corps referees to the group rimmer is a member of
Corps is pronounced Core. Or Cor, if you will, silent p and s.
Blame a lot of military lingo coming from French, and being pronounced that way by British English speakers. Counterexample: lieutenant (leff-tennant).
You're unfamiliar with the USMC, then?
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.. sir here we are in mortal danger + your worried about the chinese delegates bringing 2 cars .. DUBPLATE !