Red Dwarf Quiz – The 21 Question Smeghead Test
Welcome to the Red Dwarf quiz, also known as the Smeg Head Test! This quiz features 21 questions designed to assess your knowledge of one of the greatest British comedies ever made. Renowned for its quirky humour and unique characters, Red Dwarf has developed a devoted fan base since its debut. Now, you can put your knowledge to the test and find out if you can truly call yourself a superfan by taking our comprehensive Red Dwarf quiz!
Silicon Hell and Red Dwarf
Our website, ‘Silicon Hell,’ is inspired by the iconic series ‘Red Dwarf,’ which is mentioned multiple times throughout the show. We loved it so much that we decided to buy the domain name! Along with the website, we created the ultimate Red Dwarf quiz, which pairs perfectly with our Science Fiction Quiz.
Ready to embark on this fun journey? Dive into our Red Dwarf quiz and learn how well you know the show. Don’t forget to share your results and challenge others to beat your scores! Good luck, Smegheads!
Begin The Smeg Head Test
Red Dwarf Quiz
Better dead than Smeg!
Did you know that the first episode, titled “The End”, first hit our screens in 1988, and the last episode “, The Promised Land“, was released in April 2020. That makes it the second-longest-running UK TV sci-fi series, only beaten by Doctor Who. (We also have a quiz about Doctor Who, by the way!)
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Red Dwarf episodes that reference Silicon Hell
“Gunmen of the Apocalypse” (1993), the simulant captain’s (Denis Lill) last words are, “See you in Silicon Hell!” as his ship is destroyed around him.
“Rimmerworld” (1993), when preparing to board the wreckage of the aforementioned simulant ship for supplies, Lister says, “Let’s hope the crew are rotting in Silicon Hell along with all the photocopiers.”
In “Out of Time” (1993), when the crew believes Lister is a mechanoid due to an unreality pocket, Kryten pushes Lister to work with the threat of being trapped in “the eternal fires of Silicon Hell.”
“Krysis”, Kryten mentions that appliances that are pledged to the “wrong manufacturer” aren’t allowed into Silicon Heaven, and believes that it’s “so unfair that all the BlackBerries burn in Silicon Hell”