Red Dwarf: Better Than Life

By: Grant Naylor

Narrated by: Chris Barrie

Red Dwarf - Better Than Life is the second and final instalment of this hilarious sci-fi comedy.

Narrated by Chris "Rimmer" Barrie, Better Than Life finds the crew trapped in a mind-boggling computer game that is threatening their lives and safety of the ship. One by one, they enter the game to rescue each other - and one by one, they become trapped! Holly will have to use his mega brain to solve this one.

©1994 Grant Naylor (P)1994 Laughing Stock Productions

Great!

Chris Barrie was perfect. He brought it all to life. Wish there were 10 more!

another good read

I loved this. its sad the others aren't available from audible yet. in time perhaps.

Very rare this days, bursting with imagination and

Very rare this days, bursting with imagination and kirkenes, just a great story.I would recommended it to anyone..

Amazing story and performance like the last book.

Took a star off for the annoying music at the beginning and end of each chapter. It's very loud and gets old fast hearing it twice. I like to turn on the timer and drift off to sleep with finished tittles. I recall going for the volume button on the first listen as well. It's the only negative point that comes to mind of an otherwise fun and enjoyable story.

I only bought this because Chris Barrie read it

The story was so enjoyable that I miss listing to it and I feel like I've lost my new friend forever. I was annoyed that the writer had cockroaches eat inedible trash, while their are organisms that do so, they aren't one of them. It also bothered me that the acid rain didn't destroy the olive branch. The illicit sex scenes were revolting, I really wanted my 12yr old to hear this but maybe I can skip over those parts since they don't add anything to the story line anyway. I also hate the callus dismissal of G-d's role in the creation of the universe as a fundamental base for the story line. It's pretty typical in this dark age, but still disappointing. So, I found my friend to be likeable but disagreeable in a few aspects.