Camille

Episode aired Feb 14, 1991
TV-14
27m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

973

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Robert Llewellyn and Judy Pascoe in Red Dwarf (1988)

Comedy Sci-Fi

Rimmer and Kryten rescue Camille, a female android from a passenger ship that has crash landed. Kryten falls in love with Camille, only to learn Camille is not who she appears to be, and fin... Read allRimmer and Kryten rescue Camille, a female android from a passenger ship that has crash landed. Kryten falls in love with Camille, only to learn Camille is not who she appears to be, and finds she can shape-shift into Kochanski, a female Rimmer and the Cat.Rimmer and Kryten rescue Camille, a female android from a passenger ship that has crash landed. Kryten falls in love with Camille, only to learn Camille is not who she appears to be, and finds she can shape-shift into Kochanski, a female Rimmer and the Cat.

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

973

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Kryten's ideal partner is played by Robert Llewellyn's then-girlfriend (now wife) Judy Pascoe, whilst Lister's is played by Craig Charles's then-girlfriend Suzanne Rhatigan.

Goofs
While teaching Kryten to lie, Lister mentions (Lord) Nelson putting a telescope to his blind eye and stating he didn't see any ships. At the Battle of Copenhagen, Lord Nelson did put a telescope to his blind eye but stated he saw no signals (not ships). The signals were for him to withdraw his ships. By ignoring the signal, Nelson went on to win the battle. Lister saying (incorrectly) ships instead of signals, was probably deliberate to emphasis Lister's limited education.

Quotes
Rimmer: [about Rimmer Camille] I happen to think she's incredibly attractive.
Kryten: [Thinking he's talking about Mechanoid Camille] You do?
Rimmer: Certainly.
Kryten: Do you think I'm attractive?
Rimmer: What, you? Of course not. You look like a giant, chewed-up, rubber-tipped pencil.

Connections
Featured in Red Dwarf A-Z (1998)

Soundtracks
On the Beautiful Blue Danube
(aka "Blue Danube Waltz")
Written by Johann Strauss
Heard during Kryten's date with Camille

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Featured review

10/10

Karma, karma, karma, karma, karma, Camille

This is in my view the worst episode of Red Dwarf Season IV, but that doesn't mean for a second that it is bad no, absolutely not! I still gave it a ten. For it is a truly great episode but compared to the next five in this season it is the weakest, but both "worst" and "weakest" are harsh words. The exact word I want, is unknown to me: least...lowest...bottom? Nope none fit. Long story short great episode, but not the best in this particular season.