red dwarf season three

ed dwarf season three part one small black beetles: the overkill
LISTER: On the scales! I want to weigh you.
RIMMER: There's no need. Look at that stomach. Flat
as a pancake. Hasn't been like that in years!
LISTER: On the scales. You've put on two stone!
RIMMER: Of course I've put on two stone. I've been
taking yeast extract, building up your body.
LISTER: Take the robe off.
RIMMER: What for? I don't want you looking at my
naked body.
LISTER: It's not YOUR naked body, it's mine!
CAT: What's he hiding?
LISTER: Off with the robe.
RIMMER: Let me just say this--oh this. This is a hernia
prevention belt. I must have forgotten to take it off.
LISTER: It's a girdle.
RIMMER: Of course it isn't.
LISTER: Then why has it got little dangly things for
holding up stockings?
RIMMER: They are for attaching extra weights to you
so you can get fit just as you walk around.
LISTER: I want my body back now.
RIMMER: Look, OK. I went a bit bananas the first
few days, but I promise you that's all over now.
Don't you see? It's in my interest to get you into
shape. This could become a regular thing: fourteen
days a year I could have your body. In fact, next year,
if it's convenient, I would like to book the last two
weeks of July.
LISTER: I want it back.
RIMMER: One last chance?
LISTER: No more troffing.
RIMMER: I promise.
LISTER: And take that girdle off. It doesn't suit me.
SLEEPING QUARTERS. NIGHT. LISTER JUMPS OFF BED AND
FINDS RIMMER SITTING UP IN BED WITH A BLANKET OVER HIS
HEAD.
LISTER: Right, that's it! I'm completely sick of it.
RIMMER: What is it?
LISTER: You've been porking again, haven't ya?
RIMMER: I have not!
LISTER: I want my body back, now.
RIMMER: But I've only had it a week!
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