Red Dwarf Night (PG)
Screen, Friday 9 Oct 2026, 19:30
- ends at 21:36
Four classic episodes from the cult TV sci-fi show, Red Dwarf. Hosted by super-fan Rakesh Solanki with the option to buy pot noodles on the night!
1 Timeslides
The developing fluid that Kryten uses to process old photographs mutates and the pictures come alive. The Red Dwarf crew find they can use the snaps to go back in time, so Lister plans on changing history so that he doesn't end up marooned in deep space.
2. White Hole
After repairing Talkie Toaster, Kryten has the idea to restore Holly's 6,000 IQ at the cost of reducing her lifespan, but she instead gains an IQ of 12,000. Meanwhile the Red Dwarf hurtles towards a white hole, the opposite of a black hole.
3. Terrorform
After being captured by a "psy-moon," Rimmer becomes a prisoner of his own thoughts.
4. Gunmen of the Apocalypse:
Starbug is attacked by a Simulant battleship and infected with a virus which overrides its navicomp. Lister, Rimmer and Cat use the AR machine to enter Kryten's mind, which has taken the form of the Wild West, in order to fight the virus.
1 Timeslides
The developing fluid that Kryten uses to process old photographs mutates and the pictures come alive. The Red Dwarf crew find they can use the snaps to go back in time, so Lister plans on changing history so that he doesn't end up marooned in deep space.
2. White Hole
After repairing Talkie Toaster, Kryten has the idea to restore Holly's 6,000 IQ at the cost of reducing her lifespan, but she instead gains an IQ of 12,000. Meanwhile the Red Dwarf hurtles towards a white hole, the opposite of a black hole.
3. Terrorform
After being captured by a "psy-moon," Rimmer becomes a prisoner of his own thoughts.
4. Gunmen of the Apocalypse:
Starbug is attacked by a Simulant battleship and infected with a virus which overrides its navicomp. Lister, Rimmer and Cat use the AR machine to enter Kryten's mind, which has taken the form of the Wild West, in order to fight the virus.
EP’s annual celebration of the small screen. This year our third edition marks a hundred years of television in its birthplace. We’ve teamed up with Hastings TV Museum to bring you the best classic cartoons, rarely-seen gems and cult comedy. 