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ed <strong>dwarf</strong> <strong>season</strong> <strong>three</strong> part one small black beetles: the overkill<br />
GILBERT: For madam, Lobster a la Breche. For sir, a<br />
sausage and onion gravy sandwich on white bread, with<br />
a glass of sterilised milk.<br />
LISTER: Excellent. I used to live on these when I was<br />
in the band.<br />
GILBERT: As requested, sir, it was helicopte<strong>red</strong> in this<br />
morning from Luigi's Fish 'n' Chip Emporium. An artist<br />
beyond comparison, sir. Excuse me, sir, but a<br />
gentleman appears to have appea<strong>red</strong> in the<br />
corner of the room.<br />
RIMMER: Listy, it's me! It's me, Rimmer! Rimmsy; Arnie<br />
Rimmer! Arnie; Old Iron Balls! Rimmer!<br />
GILBERT: Apparently, the gentleman's name is Rimmer,<br />
sir.<br />
LISTER: Have we met?<br />
RIMMER: Have we met? We're like brothers. We were<br />
shipmates. Red Dwarf. You don't remember, do you?<br />
Of course you don't remember, it hasn't happened, has<br />
it?<br />
SABRINA: What hasn't happened?<br />
RIMMER: Sabrina Mulholland-JJones? THE Sabrina<br />
Mulholland-JJones? Model, best-selling novelist and<br />
international jet-setter?<br />
LISTER: Yeah. She's my bird.<br />
RIMMER: "She's my bird?" You talk about the Duke of<br />
Lincoln's eldest daughter as "My bird?!"<br />
LISTER: Gilbert, will you escort Mr. Rummer to the<br />
door?<br />
RIMMER: But, I came here to save you!<br />
LISTER: Throw him out, Gilbert. He's a nutter.<br />
GILBERT: If you would care to step this way, sir?<br />
RIMMER: But we were friends! We were buddies!<br />
GILBERT: Let's not have a scene, sir.<br />
RIMMER: You call this happiness? Surrounded by<br />
toadying lackeys and paid sycophants? Living with a<br />
love-goddess sex-bomb model megastar? You call this<br />
contentment? You know, I stand here now and I look<br />
at the two of us, and I ask one simple question: Who<br />
is the rich man? You, with your fifty-eight houses, your<br />
private island in the Bahamas, your multi-billion pound<br />
business empire; or me, with... with... with what I've<br />
got. It's you, isn't it? Yes it's all very clear to me now.<br />
You -- richer and happier.<br />
GILBERT: This way, sir.<br />
RIMMER: I should have thought a bit harder about<br />
that speech, really. I cocked it up a bit, didn't I?<br />
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