As ship computer Holly (Hattie Hayridge) discovers five black holes approaching in outer space, the Red Dwarf's crew have to temporarily abandon ship in 2 shuttles. Unfortunately, the shuttle of Lister (Craig Charles) & Rimmer (Chris Barrie) is thrown off course by a comet & crashes onto a planet of permanent snow. Confined to the space of their shuttle, the two begin to open up to each other (sort of), talking about everything from food to their first sex, all the while having to burn everything from books to oney to keep their fire going. But each of them refrains from burning the one thing that's most valuable to him, in Rimmer's case a wooden box, the only thing his father left him, in Lister's case his guitar. It isn't until Lister convinces Rimmer, who is always the uptight guy, that he actually burned his guitar (it was actually a sawed-out part of Rimmer's valued box) that Rimmer actually begins to feel a strong emotional bond between the 2 of them ... at least until he finds out when they are actually saved.

A very good episode of the series that by & large neglects all the only reasonably funny supporting characters & puts an emphasis on the 2 leads & their antagonistic dialogues - which was actually the initial premise of the series & what made the first season so great.

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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