Red Dwarf (1988–…): Season 8, Episode 5 - Krytie TV - full transcript

Kill Crazy reprograms Kryten, and Kryten puts on "Krytie TV" a pirate entertain show for the convicts, where Kryten goes into the women's shower room and exposes the naked bodies of the female convicts including Kochanski, after making the mistake of revealing that he showers with the female convicts, after being placed in the Women's wing of the prison. Rimmer and Lister have been given a retrial, and Kryten endangers their only chance of freedom, when he sets up Lister by messing up Mr. Ackerman's sleeping quarters.


# Sometimes it's hard to be a woman

# Giving all your love to just one man

# You'll have bad times

# And he'll have good times

# Doing things that you don't understand

# But if you love him, you'll forgive him... #

Post's arrived.

Brilliant. A bit of excitement at last.

See that? It's a beaut. Some of the structure's
collapsed on me bed. I think it was those beans.

Oh, the mail.

Haven't had a chance to look.
Anything from my mates?



Don't think so. There's nothing in orange
crayon with half the letters backwards.

- Anything for you?
- The usual.

A couple of death threats.

And I'm in the "Reader's Digest" lucky dip.

Apparently, I'm one of the special few
selected for their lucky dip.

That'll be you and 12 zillion people.

I've won either a holiday in Mauritius,
a soft-top sportscar,

or a fabulous matching set of egg cups.

"Scrape with a coin to discover which."

I've won the holiday!

What?

Three million years into deep space
where I can't claim it,

I go and win a smegging holiday in Mauritius!

- Oh, they're taking the smeg.
- What now?



I've won the Lottery as well.

"To collect your cheque,

"bring your winning ticket to Lottery House,
24 Argyle Street." Four million!

No luck, that's my problem. No luck at all.

It's a wind-up from the guards
to sap our morale.

- This is for you.
- Who from?

Petersen.

My God, that is tragic.

Has he died?

Died? Do you think he'd write and tell you?

You're right. I'm not thinking straight.

He'd be too busy with his funeral, wouldn't he?

- What's happened to him?
- Something catastrophic. Hideous.

He's found your guitar in Starbug's wreckage
and he's sending it here.

Brilliant!

- Are you OK?
- Of course I'm not OK. I hate your guitar.

If I wanted to live
with an irritating lump of wood,

- I'd have moved in with an Australian soap star.
- I didn't know you thought I was that bad.

Didn't you get a clue
that time I tried to insert it in you?

You'd have stood a better chance
if you'd used the neck end.

Anyway, you were revising.
You always get uptight when you're revising.

Come on - what about the Om song?
That was a classic!

# Om!

# Om! #

People who heard that formed self-help groups.

Don't give me that.
They played me demo on hospital radio.

Three patients came out of comas,
packed their bags and went home.

Hey! The axe man is back!

You beaut!

Hang on. There's no strings.

They've confiscated the strings!

I feel like a man who leaps out of a plane
with no parachute

and lands in the hot tub at the Playboy mansi?n.

Why take me strings? It makes no sense.

- You could use them to hang yourself.
- I wouldn't wanna hang meself

if I had me guitar strings.

I think they were thinking of me.

Maybe my luck's changing. At last a break.

By the way, I forgot - for you.

"Because of the nature of your crime,
blah-blah-blah-blah...

"we are willing to review your case.

"For this process to be successful,
you will need a record of good behaviour.

"A successful appeal would mean similar
amnesty for colleagues in your situation."

Yes!

Well, thanks to Kill Crazy, that was the least
enjoyable suicide missi?n I've ever been on.

Right in front of me was this weird mutant thing
with two heads and all these tentacles.

It took one look at me and ran off.

Why do you think it done that?

You don't know what it's like being
classified as a woman. The humiliation!

I know. I know.

Why should I, a series 4000 mechanoid,

have to endure the turgid monotony
of showering with the giris three times a week?

- Tell me that!
- It's not fair, I know. It's just that...

- You shower with the giris?
- It's so hideously dull, I can't describe it.

They stand around soaping themselves.

Their bodies all wet and foamy.

Can you imagine it?

Oh, my goodness.
We've been frozen in time again.

Hello?

Extraordinary. It must be a warp
in the time-space continuum.

How curious it isn't affecting me.

We're not frozen in time.
We were thinking about what you said.

It's times like this
that make me thankful I'm just a head.

Oi, toy boy. Next time you're in the showers,

why don't you smuggle in a camera
and film 'em? That'd be brilliant!

I haven't seen a naked woman since...

Well, ever.

I'd pay ya.

- What do you say?
- No. I forbid it.

Yeah, me... What?

It's voyeuristic, exploitative and immature.

All right. Who are you?

And what have you done with our Rimmer?

Allow me to clarify my position.

Morally speaking, using a hidden camera
in the women's showers,

taking shots of them sudding themselves
with mounds of foam, without their permissi?n...

Morally speaking -
I'm speaking morally here -

I'm all in favour!

However, Listy has been invited to appeal
and a scam like this could ruin it.

- Appeal?
- Yeah, I'm appealing.

That's a minority view.

Look, we can all be successful.
We've just got to be model prisoners.

Screw his appeal. I wanna see skin!

Yeah! What do you say, bird-tray head?

Are you asking me
to betray the people I live with?

To reduce them to mindless sex objects
for your moronic titillation?

Yes, please!

I forgot who I was for a moment.

- What are you doing?
- I'm a woman and proud of it.

I'll be with my fellow sisters,
doing it for ourselves.

I'm going to make this quick and easy.
Last night, on D wing,

I was beaten up and mugged.

You have one chance. I'm turning
the lights off for precisely ten seconds.

I want whoever took it...

...to return my glass eye.

Kill the lights.

Ten... nine... eight...

...seven... six...

I'm glad to see good sense prevailed.

I have a date with Miss Patricia Carling
from Supplies on Saturday night.

She thinks my eyes are my loveliest feature.

If I go like this, I'm only half lovely!

If it's not returned within 30 seconds,
all Canary privileges suspended. One month.

I know who stole your left peeper, sir.

It was him, sir. I saw him playing marbles
with it this morning, sir.

Thank you, Rimmer.

Have you gone mad? You don't rat
on inmates. It's an unwritten law.

Look, if it helps the appeal,
what else matters? Model prisoners.

Would the sky really fall in
if people just tidied up a little?

They're here! They've landed!

- Who have?
- The invisible aliens.

- Look! There's one.
- And there's another.

Agh!

From the people who brought you
"Vampire Bikini Giris Suck Paris",

comes another cinematic masterpiece.

- Horrible special effects...
- Looks like another pearl!

Why do they show us these lousy B movies?

To sap our morale.
Next week, it's the George Formby season.

Get your hanging rope now
while there's still some left!

Good evening.

Tonight's scheduled feature has been replaced
by a special live pay-per-view event

brought to you courtesy of Krytie TV.

Transmitted live by my optical receptors,
we bring you live and live,

women's shower night!

Are they really gonna show this? No way!
This is a joke, right? This is a...

- Oh, Mama!
- You know what this means, don't you?

There is a god?

They got to him. They reprogrammed Kryten.

- If we get caught, your appeal's dead.
- Forget the appeal.

- I already have!
- Kris won't believe I wasn't involved in this.

We've got to stop it.

- You're right. I want no part of this.
- Me neither.

- We've gotta go.
- Right now.

- Not a minute to lose.
- I'm dust.

Me, too. After two.

One... two... Go!

And now, I'm gonna stare at a cracked floor tile.

What's he doing that for?

Remember - shower night
is a pay-per-view event.

Start filling those buckets!

I can't believe this. He's running it like
a business. There's a bloke selling ice creams.

Never mind him. Now!

- We've gotta go right now.
- I'm going.

Now, let's get up close and personal with
one of the showerees, Miss Kristine Kochanski.

Fancy a choc ice?

OK. Splendid.

- Later.
- Mr Kryten. Visitor, sir.

Kryten, I know Kill Crazy's reprogrammed you -
turned you into a ruthless entrepreneur -

but I may know how to change you back.

Well, keep it to yourself, sir.

I'll make it worth your while.

Look what it's done to you!

It's made me rich, feared and respected.
I'm loving every minute of it.

I've bought the rights to the soccer tournament.
I hope to get the boxing.

- Ah, Miss Kochanski! I've a little gift for you.
- Ooh, another one?

Nothing's too good for you! You know you were
worried about picking up verrucas in the shower?

I've got the perfect solution -

a waterproof pogo stick.

This has got to stop.

But the pogo stick will put the ratings
through the roof, sir!

Think of the money! Think of the show!

I'm crazy about her.
I'm not gonna let you do this.

Do what?

How do you think Kryten got all this?

"Shower Night Live." Oh, God,
is he paying some of the giris to do this?

Who's that with the sponge?

That's me!

It replaced the Wednesday night movie.

I saw the whole thing -
all three terrible hours of it.

- It was awful.
- Is that the time?

I've got a merchandising meeting
in two minutes. Excuse me.

You are dead, nickel-hydrate breath! And you...

What have I done?

You were there for three hours of it.

Well, I didn't enjoy it. I was outraged.

- Why do you think I only had one choc ice?
- How could you go along with this?

I'm only human. You were completely naked.

Starkers. Nude.

In the buff. Totally kitless.

You had no clothes on.

You've seen me naked - when we went out.

Yeah, but I wanted to see
if anything had changed.

Why didn't you just ask
instead of filming me in secret?

- You'd have said no.
- Not necessarily.

If I'd known that you needed to see me naked
so badly, I wouldn't necessarily have said no.

- You wouldn't?
- No. We're friends, aren't we?

It never occurred to me that I could just ask.

You're such a great friend.
I love being your friend.

- Kris...
- No! Not now.

Not ever.

- But you just said...
- We're not friends any more.

Appeal applications. Character testimonials!

- What's this?
- Kris found out about the shower thing.

- She went ballistic. It's a present to say sorry.
- A bag of flour?

No, two bags.

I'm in the Tank, in the middle of deep space.
I can't just get on the blower to Interflora.

Flour. Flours.

- It's the closest I could get.
- You romantic fool.

It was hard to get this. I nicked it
from the bakery. She'll appreciate that.

I can just see her reading the card, "Dear Kris,

"I'm really sorry for ogling you and the giris
in the shower for three hours of steamy fun.

"To make up for it, and to indicate how truly
sorry I am, here's two bags of self-raising.

"Something I didn't need any help with
yesterday."

It's easy for you. You're not in love.
It's debilitating being nuts about someone.

You lose 20 IQ points
every time you talk to them.

You must be nuts about a fair few people, then!

The giris found out about "Shower Night".
They cleaned out my system and kicked me out.

I've been reclassified as a man.

I feel terrible, sir, for endangering your appeal.

It's not your fault, Kryten. They got to you.

- Do you know the news about Miss Kochanski?
- What news?

- You haven't heard?
- Heard what?

- The news. You haven't heard the news?
- What news?

- No one's told you?
- Told me what?

- About Miss Kochanski.
- What about her?

- About her and her ex-boyfriend Tim.
- What about her and Tim?

- I can't believe you don't know.
- What?!

- No one told you?
- What?!

You mean you're blissfully unaware
of the news about Miss Kochanski and Tim?

- What news about them?
- I don't believe it!

Believe what?!

I'm so traumatised no one's had the guts
to tell you the horrible, terrible,

appallingly hideous, awful news.

I'm not sure I can even speak now. Heurgh!

There's a 200-foot drop down there.
Now tell me the news.

Tim's taking her to the officer's club tonight.
Probation permits it provided she's back by 10.

Oh! This is all down
to that shower thing, isn't it?

Well, you know what Tim's like - impossibly
handsome, oozes charm, a great lover,

and you're just... you.

It's so unfair!

You must feel awful.

I do now. God!

- You're taking this very well. I'm impressed.
- No, I'm not. I'm falling apart.

I know that. I was trying to cheer you up.

- What can I do?
- You've gotta deal with your grief, man.

A break-up is very much like a bereavement.

It's usually followed by a cremation
and some sandwiches.

You don't know what you're on about!

Mark my words, time is a great healer,

unless you've got a rash,
in which case use ointment.

Look, they're only going out for a meal.
What's the worst thing that could happen?

How's this, Listy?

A little wine and laughter,
then back to his place for coffee and chess.

Before you know it, she's sandwiched
between two bishops,

and the queen's exposed
to an attack from the rear.

It's a tragedy!

What are you so bothered about?
You hated the idea of me and her.

That was the old me, sir.
I've grown and matured since then.

The new me wants you to have children
so I can iron those itty-bitty socks.

You're not getting any younger, sir,
and neither are your sperms.

I'm getting worried about those guys.

Any older, and they'll need a Stanner stairlift
to get up the fallopian tubes!

- So what do you propose?
- We nail that horny stag.

- We get you and the divine Miss K together.
- Do nothing that's gonna endanger the appeal.

First, we sabotage the date.

- We? You mean you wanna help me?
- Step onboard the Love Express, sir!

We get to his quarters
through the air-vents. I paid off the guards.

Then you make him look like the nerdiest slob
in the universe. You leave this in his quarters.

A half-eaten onion sandwich.
That's always a passi?n-killer.

Is it? I like those.

Then there's this. "Morris Dancer Monthly".

What a total dweeber-nerd maestro
he'll look with those!

They're mine.

Then there's these.
Tragically unfashionable underpants.

They're mine.

And finally, Christian rock music.

If that doesn't scare her off, nothing will.

Have you been going through my things?

And not forgetting...

- A pair of scissors?
- The piece de resistance.

Frank Assisi and the Apostles. "Hymns in Rock".

# Kum ba yah, my Lord! #

Digestive biscuit.

Lo, the assassin! Boom, boom, boom!

What Mr Lister doesn't know
is he's been set up by Krytie TV.

Ssh. Here he comes now.

Mr Lister...

- Kryten, is that you?
- You trashed that room.

- You thought Miss Kochanski was dating Tim.
- You mean she isn't?

Look whose quarters you really trashed!

You said the giris had restored you
back to normal.

Whoops! You've been Krytied!

- I've wrecked Ackerman's quarters!
- The appeal!

The surprises haven't finished yet on Krytie TV,

because Mr Ackerman and his red-hot date
are due back any second.

It's a race against time!
Start cleaning that room!

Sorry to keep droning on about this,
but what about...

- ... the appeal?!
- Smeg!

Smeg!

Agh!

Thanks for watching, folks. See ya next time!

- There he is.
- Kryten, come here a minute.

- I was just trying to boost the ratings, sir.
- Get him!

It was nothing personal!

The appeal.

Oooh...

Yes!

"Dear Mr Lister,
your appeal has been successful.

"All inmates with no records
of violence or depressi?n

"will be allowed to have... strings
on their guitars."

This appeal was all about guitar strings?

You didn't think it was
about getting out of here, did ya?

You mean I've been busting my balls
so you can have strings on your stinking guitar?!

You've been a brick, man.

And as a personal thank you...

...I thought I'd write you a song.

# It's cold outside,
there's no kind of atmosphere

# I'm all alone, more or less

# Let me fly far away from here

# Fun, fun, fun

# In the sun, sun, sun

# I want to lie, shipwrecked and comatose

# Drinking fresh mango juice

# Goldfish shoals, nibbling at my toes

# Fun, fun, fun

# In the sun, sun, sun

# Fun, fun, fun

# In the sun, sun, sun #