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* LongevityTreatment: If the shower was working properly, it would be able to turn an old person young again and this was bought in [=IKEA=].
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* LongevityTreatment: If the shower was working properly, it would be able to turn an old person young again and this was bought in [=IKEA=].again.
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* EternalEnglish: Jesus speaking it is handwaved by him visiting England [[note]] There is indeed an old British legend that he visited parts of the West Country during [[JesusTheEarlyYears the part of his life that's not mentioned in the Bible]] [[/note]], but why everybody else in the past knows it is never explained.
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* EternalEnglish: Jesus speaking it is handwaved by him visiting England [[note]] There is indeed an old British legend that he visited parts of the West Country during [[JesusTheEarlyYears the part of his life that's not mentioned in the Bible]] [[/note]], and the woman from whom they buy the lemons mentioned having lived there, but why everybody else in the past knows it (or why they evidently speak modern English rather than the version spoken in England at the time) is never explained.
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* FurnitureAssemblyGag: The Dwarfers try to build a "rejuvenation shower" which [[LongevityTreatment would have made themselves]] younger. Problem is that it's a Swedish self-assembly. They do get it set up but the Cat complains that there is still a lot of leftover parts, which ends up turning it into a TimeMachine which transports them to 23AD.
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* AnswersToTheNameOfGod: The gang meet Jesus after Lister takes his name in vain and [=JC=] replies.
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* AnswersToTheNameOfGod: The gang meet Jesus after Lister takes his A man's name in vain and [=JC=] replies.is actually Jesus. Not the famous one, but the crew manage to convince him that he is for a while.
-->'''Lister''': Really? ''Jesus!''
-->'''Man Sat Behind Him''': Yes?
-->'''Lister''': Really? ''Jesus!''
-->'''Man Sat Behind Him''': Yes?
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* TwinSwitch: Rimmer's mother belonged to a Christian group that believed Jesus and Judas were identical twins with Judas being crucified while pretending to be Jesus so Jesus could later claim he came back to life. At the end of the episode [[spoiler:two identical brothers called Jesus and Judas show up.]]
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* LongevityTreatment: If the shower was working properly, it would be able to turn an old person young again and this was bought in [=IKEA=].
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* AccidentalTimeTravel: The Dwarfers are transported to Britain 23AD when they improperly build then use a Rejuvenation Shower.
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* AccidentalTimeTravel: The Dwarfers are transported to Britain 23AD when they improperly build and then proceed to use a Rejuvenation Shower.
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* IAteWhat: The Cat is horrified when he finds out that he had unknowingly eaten Lister's organs (which Kryten had removed without Lister knowing and stored) at the beginning of the episode.
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* OneSteveLimit: [[AvertedTrope Averted]] when, at the end of the episode, it's revealed that the Dwarfers have been interacting with Jesus of ''Caesarea'' and not Jesus of ''Nazareth''.
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* AccidentalTimeTravel: The Dwarfers are transported to Britain 23AD when they improperly build then use a Rejuvenation Shower.
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* EternalEnglish: Jesus speaking it is handwaved by him visiting England [[note]] There is indeed an old British legend that he visited parts of the West Country during [[JesusTheEarlyYears the part of his life that's not mentioned in the Bible [[/note]], but why everybody else in the past knows it is never explained.
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* EternalEnglish: Jesus speaking it is handwaved by him visiting England [[note]] There is indeed an old British legend that he visited parts of the West Country during [[JesusTheEarlyYears the part of his life that's not mentioned in the Bible Bible]] [[/note]], but why everybody else in the past knows it is never explained.
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* EternalEnglish: Jesus speaking it is handwaved by him visiting England but why everybody else in the past knows it is never explained.
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* EternalEnglish: Jesus speaking it is handwaved by him visiting England [[note]] There is indeed an old British legend that he visited parts of the West Country during [[JesusTheEarlyYears the part of his life that's not mentioned in the Bible [[/note]], but why everybody else in the past knows it is never explained.
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* TheReveal: Jesus isn't "Jesus of Nazareth", he's Jesus of ''Caesarea'', a completely normal guy and not his more famous namesake at all.
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* TheReveal: The Jesus the Dwarfers meet isn't "Jesus Jesus of Nazareth", Nazareth, he's Jesus of ''Caesarea'', a completely normal guy and not his more famous namesake at all.
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* OurTimeMachineIsDiffernt: The rejuvenation shower ends up working as the ''Film/TimeCop'' type, staying in the future while the time travellers have a remote that gets them back to the present.
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* OurTimeMachineIsDiffernt: OurTimeMachineIsDifferent: The rejuvenation shower ends up working as the ''Film/TimeCop'' type, staying in the future while the time travellers have a remote that gets them back to the present.
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* OurTimeMachineIsDiffernt: The rejuvenation shower ends up working as the ''Film/TimeCop'' type, staying in the future while the time travellers have a remote that gets them back to the present.
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* TimeMachine: The rejuvenation shower ends up working as the ''Film/TimeCop'' type, staying in the future while the time travellers have a remote that gets them back to the present.
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* AdventuresInTheBible: The gang go back and meet Jesus.
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* JesusTheEarlyYears: The Dwarfers assume they've run into Jesus during this period.
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* JustEatGilligan: British fruits and vegetables such as apples can generate the same power as lemons, meaning the gand didn't need to go all the way to India.
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* JustEatGilligan: British fruits and vegetables such as apples can generate the same power as lemons, meaning the gand gang didn't need to go all the way to India.
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* JustEatGilligan: British fruits and vegetables such as apples can generate the same power as lemons, meaning the gand didn't need to go all the way to India.
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* GivingRadioToTheRomans: A DeletedScene has Jesus failing to sell carrier bags to people of the past.
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* ForgottenPhlebotinum: Like most things in ''Red Dwarf'', the rejuvenation shower never gets mentioned again after this episode.
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* TimeMachine: The rejuvenation shower ends up working as the ''Film/TimeCop'' type, staying in the future while the time travellers have a remote that gets them back to the present.
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* FountainOfYouth: What the Rejuvenation Shower is supposed to do.
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* MisappliedPhlebotinum: The Cat actually asks Lister why they don't just use the time machine to stay on Earth but Lister wants to go back to the future and look for Kochanski.
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* WeWillAllHavePerfectHealthInTheFuture: If the shower was working properly, it would be able to turn an old person young again and this was bought in [=IKEA=].
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* WeWillAllHavePerfectHealthInTheFuture: TimeAndRelativeDimensionsInSpace: The shower conveniently sends them to Earth rather than empty space.
* WeWillHavePerfectHealthInTheFuture: If the shower was working properly, it would be able to turn an old person young again and this was bought in [=IKEA=].
* WeWillHavePerfectHealthInTheFuture: If the shower was working properly, it would be able to turn an old person young again and this was bought in [=IKEA=].
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* TheReveal: Jesus isn't "Jesus of Nazareth", he's Jesus of ''Caesarea'', a completely normal guy and not his more famous namesake at all.
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* AnsweringToTheNameOfGod: The gang meet Jesus after Lister takes his name in vain and [=JC=] replies.
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* OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions: It's implied that people in the future see Christianity as a bad thing due to all the wars it caused. Jesus comes to the same conclusion after reading a future encyclopedia and the dwarfers decide not to stop Christianity from forming because without it there would be no ''WesternAnimation/WallaceAndGromit''.
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* AnsweringToTheNameOfGod: The gang meet Jesus after Lister takes his name in vain and [=JC=] replies.
* EternalEnglish: Jesus speaking it is handwaved by him visiting England but why everybody else in the past knows it is never explained.
* EternalEnglish: Jesus speaking it is handwaved by him visiting England but why everybody else in the past knows it is never explained.
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* HalfwayPlotSwitch: The titular fruit are found relatively early on in the episode with minimal fuss (well, aside from the 6-month trek across two continents), with Jesus becoming the focus of the story thereafter.
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* GeniusBonus: Jesus actually ''is'' a real Hebrewic name (or at least an Anglicization of one) that was popular amongst Iron Age Jews, essentially meaning "Yaweh Saves".
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* TheReveal: Jesus isn't "Jesus of Nazareth", he's Jesus of ''Caesarea'', a completely normal guy and not his more famous namesake at all.all.
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* MundaneFascination: Jesus takes traveling through time with cat-men and metal men very well, mostly because the ''real'' focus of his attention is on the humble carrier bag.
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* MundaneFascination: MundaneObjectAmazement: Jesus takes traveling through time with cat-men and metal men very well, mostly because the ''real'' focus of his attention is on the humble carrier bag.
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* TheReveal: Jesus isn't "Jesus of Nazereth", he's Jesus of ''Caesarea'', a completely normal guy and not his more famous namesake at all.
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* TakeThat: The reason why the rejuvenation shower is a do-it-yourself work is because it's Swedish. And the reason the shower doesn't work the way it should is that they never bothered to read the assembly manual that undoubtedly came with.
* TheReveal: Jesus isn't "Jesus ofNazereth", Nazareth", he's Jesus of ''Caesarea'', a completely normal guy and not his more famous namesake at all.
* TheReveal: Jesus isn't "Jesus of
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After an attempt to assemble a do-it-yourself rejuvenation shower goes wrong and strands the dwarfers on Earth in the Iron Age, they are forced to hike all the way to India to retrieve a lemon to create the battery they need to fuel their return to their own time and place. Along the way, they have a fateful encounter with a certain A-list historical figure.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* GeniusBonus: Jesus actually ''is'' a real Hebrewic name (or at least an Anglicization of one) that was popular amongst Iron Age Jews, essentially meaning "Yaweh Saves".
* JesusWasWayCool: Zigzagged and invoked, with Lister outright telling the man he thinks is Christ himself that he figures he has good and bad points.
* MundaneFascination: Jesus takes traveling through time with cat-men and metal men very well, mostly because the ''real'' focus of his attention is on the humble carrier bag.
* TheReveal: Jesus isn't "Jesus of Nazereth", he's Jesus of ''Caesarea'', a completely normal guy and not his more famous namesake at all.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* GeniusBonus: Jesus actually ''is'' a real Hebrewic name (or at least an Anglicization of one) that was popular amongst Iron Age Jews, essentially meaning "Yaweh Saves".
* JesusWasWayCool: Zigzagged and invoked, with Lister outright telling the man he thinks is Christ himself that he figures he has good and bad points.
* MundaneFascination: Jesus takes traveling through time with cat-men and metal men very well, mostly because the ''real'' focus of his attention is on the humble carrier bag.
* TheReveal: Jesus isn't "Jesus of Nazereth", he's Jesus of ''Caesarea'', a completely normal guy and not his more famous namesake at all.
