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Red Dwarf: Back to Earth
''Red Dwarf: Back to Earth'' with the characters Rimmer, Cat, Holly, Kryten and Lister (also referred to as ''Red Dwarf IX'' and ''Red Dwarf: Series IX'') is a three-part miniseries continuation of the British science fiction sitcom ''Red Dwarf'', broadcast on UK television channel Dave between 10 and 12 April 2009〔(Back To Earth: The Trilogy )〕 and subsequently released on DVD on 15 June 2009 and on Blu-ray on 31 August 2009.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.reddwarf.co.uk/news/2009/02/20/dave-episodes-dvd-date-revealed/ )〕 It was the first television outing for ''Red Dwarf'' in over ten years. The storyline involves the characters arriving back on Earth, circa 2009, only to find that they are characters in a television series called "''Red Dwarf''".
==Plot==
"Part One" begins on ''Red Dwarf'', nine years after the events of Series VIII. Kochanski (Chloë Annett) is dead and Holly is out of commission because Lister (Craig Charles) left a bath running in the officers' quarters for nearly nine years and the Skutters still have not finished drying him out. The crew have noted water supplies are low, and discover the cause—a giant squid in their water tank—after they go to investigate. After they barely escape from the encounter with their lives, the squid proceeds to vanish, and Katerina Bartikovsky (Sophie Winkleman), a former ''Red Dwarf'' science officer, materialises. Informing Rimmer (Chris Barrie) he is to be switched off in twenty-four hours, she uses the ship's equipment to analyse the leviathan's DNA and manages to turn a mining laser into a dimension cutter, in the hope of opening up a portal so that Lister can find a mate and restart the human race.
"Part Two" begins with the discovery that the ''Red Dwarf'' crew inhabit an "invalid dimension". Zeroing in on the nearest valid reality, the portal sucks the crew to Earth in 2009, only to find that in this world, their adventures have been a fictional television show called ''Red Dwarf''. As a result of the discovery they quickly accept that they themselves are merely fictional characters, and find a DVD of the "Back to Earth" special. They are alarmed to discover that they are to die at the end of the final part. They resolve to track down their creators and plead for more life. While on a bus, Lister meets two kids who are fans of the show and who reassure him that, despite all of his faults, he is a heroic and cool character to them. They also share a theory about Kochanski's fate - since Kryten was the only person who actually witnessed her supposed 'death', it seems likely that Kochanski simply tired of Lister and left ''Red Dwarf'', with Kryten telling Lister she had died to spare his feelings. Lister later confronts Kryten about this and Kryten admits that the children are correct.
In "Part Three", the crew track down actor Craig Charles on the set of ''Coronation Street'' and ask him to reveal the location of their creator. After they locate him, the Creator (Richard O'Callaghan) reveals that he intends to kill off the crew, having tired of them, but he is himself killed by a now-keen-to-remain-alive Lister. Shortly afterwards, the crew discover that they are in a shared hallucination caused by a female relative of the despair squid that uses joy, rather than despair, to subdue victims. Kochanski appears before Lister, tempting him to remain behind, but having discovered ''his'' Kochanski may still be alive in his own reality, he chooses to wake up and return with the others. As the crew head back to their sleeping quarters, Cat (Danny John-Jules) admits that he brought the female despair squid to ''Red Dwarf'', and they reflect on the ridiculous idea that anyone could consider them fictional characters.
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