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* Blooper: Rimmer is shown operating a push to talk button on a communications console despite that fact that he's a soft light hologram.
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* Blooper: {{Blooper}}: Rimmer is shown operating a push to talk button on a communications console despite that fact that he's a soft light hologram.
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* Blooper: Rimmer is shown operating a push to talk button on a communications console despite that fact that he's a soft light hologram.
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* SameContentDifferentRating: The DVD releases of ''Marooned'' add a post-credits scene of the crashed and abandoned Starbug in order to have the episode reclassified in the UK as a 12, as the original VHS release was rated 15 for the virginity discussion under stricter standards. Amusingly, the Series I-VIII blu-ray set is rated 15 due to using the 'unaltered' version of the episode, but includes the extra model shot as an option in a menu of DVD easter eggs.
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* SameContentDifferentRating: The When "Marooned" was originally certified by the BBFC for the VHS release in 1991, it was given a 15 certificate due to the discussion of Lister losing his virginity. By the time it came to do the DVD releases of ''Marooned'' add a post-credits scene of the crashed release in 2003, standards had relaxed and abandoned Starbug in order to have the episode reclassified in would be given a 12 certificate by the UK new standards. This was particularly desirable as a 12, as it was the original VHS only 15-rated episode of ''Red Dwarf'' at the time, and if it was recertified they would be able to give the whole release a lower certificate. However, the BBFC could not certify the same work twice if nothing about it had changed, even if it was rated 15 now eligible for a lower certificate. To get around this, they added an unused model shot to the virginity discussion under stricter standards.end of the credits, and resubmitted it as "Marooned Extended". This was a sufficient enough change for it to be considered a different work and get the lower rating. Amusingly, the Series I-VIII blu-ray set is rated 15 due to using the 'unaltered' version of the episode, but includes the extra model shot as an option in a menu of DVD easter eggs.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Both Chris Barrie and Creator/CraigCharles named this among their favourite episodes. Charles even stated that it would work well as a stage play.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Both Chris Barrie Creator/ChrisBarrie and Creator/CraigCharles named this among their favourite episodes. Charles even stated that it would work well as a stage play.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: This episode was originally written as taking place aboard ''White Midget,'' which became ''Starbug'' when the model team pointed out that a white ship would have blended into the snowy scenery too much.
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* EasterEgg: The ''Series III'' and ''Just The Shows'' releases of the episode include an extra model shot after the credits, explained below.
* SameContentDifferentRating: The DVD releases of ''Marooned'' add a post-credits scene of the crashed and abandoned Starbug in order to have the episode reclassified in the UK as a 12, as the original VHS release was rated 15 for the virginity discussion under stricter standards. Amusingly, the Series I-VIII blu-ray set is rated 15 due to using the 'unaltered' version of the episode, but includes the extra model shot as an option in a menu of DVD easter eggs.
* SameContentDifferentRating: The DVD releases of ''Marooned'' add a post-credits scene of the crashed and abandoned Starbug in order to have the episode reclassified in the UK as a 12, as the original VHS release was rated 15 for the virginity discussion under stricter standards. Amusingly, the Series I-VIII blu-ray set is rated 15 due to using the 'unaltered' version of the episode, but includes the extra model shot as an option in a menu of DVD easter eggs.
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* DeletedScene: The original opening scene was immediately before the crew abandon ship, and was cut due to both time constraints and effects issues. In the cut scene, Cat, Lister and Kryten are playing strip poker. Cat is winning, since he is wearing hundreds of different fashion items, silk handkerchiefs etc. Lister is down to his boxers, having put his gold tooth cap in. Kryten is losing having removed his black outer plastic casing, revealing the fleshy-colored part underneath. Kryten ends up removing his head and one of his hands and puts them in on the table, although the headless Kryten effect was never perfected (it would later be done successfully in "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVIIBeyondAJoke Beyond a Joke]]"). Holly then interrupts the poker game, struggles to remember her important announcement, then eventually tells them to abandon ship due to the approaching Black Holes.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Both Chris Barrie and Creator/CraigCharles named this among their favourite episodes. Charles even stated that it would work well as a stage play.
* WorkingTitle: ''Men of Honour''.
* WorkingTitle: ''Men of Honour''.
