The crew of the Red Dwarf get a message that their robot Kryten's (Robert Llewellyn) replacement model is due to arrive & Kryten is supposed to shut himself down. Due to his beliefs in the android heaven (which is basically what it sounds like, the place where the calculators go), Kryten is son too unhappy to accept his faith, only when Lister (Craig Charles) throws a party for him & he is actually enjoying himself does he really begin to realize there's more to life than afterlife & refuses to shut himself off. Problem arises when his replacement, Hudzen (Gordon Kennedy) comes aboard & is actually programmed to kill his predecessor model & all the humans standing in his way. All firepower of the Red Dwarf's crew adds up to naught when defending their buddy, it is only when Kryten causes a philosophical dilemma in Hudzen by telling him there is no android heaven that the android is finally shut down. Kryten himself does not suffer same dilemma because he knows it was a lie ...

Average episode (the last of series 3) with some nice ideas (like the religion of robots), but also some surefire misses (the party Lister throws just fails to get even remotely funny). The Hudzen costume as well as the actor (Gordon Kennedy) who plays him are pretty funny, though.

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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