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| - A Deathday was the anniversary of a person's death, celebrated by their hologram. George McIntyre, for example, didn't survive long enough in his light form to reach this milestone. Three million years into the future, Arnold Rimmer celebrated one particular deathday with Dave Lister, The Cat, the Holly Robot and two skutters. They travelled to the surface of a bleak, rocky planetoid which nonetheless had an S3 atmosphere. On this planetoid they had a party, which included music (with Lister on guitar and skutters on keyboard), a barbecue, dancing and a lot of drinking. Lister even baked a cake for Rimmer, shaped like a technician's spanner.
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| - A Deathday was the anniversary of a person's death, celebrated by their hologram. George McIntyre, for example, didn't survive long enough in his light form to reach this milestone. Three million years into the future, Arnold Rimmer celebrated one particular deathday with Dave Lister, The Cat, the Holly Robot and two skutters. They travelled to the surface of a bleak, rocky planetoid which nonetheless had an S3 atmosphere. On this planetoid they had a party, which included music (with Lister on guitar and skutters on keyboard), a barbecue, dancing and a lot of drinking. Lister even baked a cake for Rimmer, shaped like a technician's spanner. Rimmer drank rather a lot of simulated alcohol, which was possible due to being in a Hologram Projection Cage and joined in a rendition of "Happy Deathday". Even Holly was drunk. The gang then stumbled back to Blue Midget and drunkenly piloted it back to Red Dwarf, where Rimmer found it impossible to tell the time, proceeded to eat a dangerous sandwich suggested by Lister, and revealed his sexual history before falling asleep. In the aftermath of this, Lister felt so sorry for Rimmer that he uploaded his memories of Lise Yates into Rimmer's mind, thinking he was doing him a favour, but this ended up causing more problems. (Thanks for the Memory, Series II).
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