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Episodes of The Goodies (TV series) Series 1–8 — (1970–1980) — made by the BBC Series 9 — (1981–1982) — made by ITV "The Complete Goodies" — Robert Ross, B T Batsford, London, 2000 "The Goodies Rule OK" — Robert Ross, Carlton Books Ltd, Sydney, 2006 "From Fringe to Flying Circus — 'Celebrating a...
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23 de abr. de 2017 · Description
Put simply, The Goodies was a live-action version of a typical Warner Bros cartoon, replete with speeded-up footage, film trickery and violent slapstick. The characters bore the same names as the players and were caricature exaggerations of their real selves, hence Tim was the respectable establishment figure, an effete man who grew into a manic royalist; Graeme was the scatty, back-room ...
S1 E7 - Radio Goodies. December 19, 1970. 31min. 13+. The Goodies attempt to start a pirate radio station - and a pirate post office. Cult 1970s comedy full of surreal storylines, satire, and slapstick, starring Bill Odie, Graeme Garden and Tim Brooke-Taylor. Together they are The Goodies, a firm that will do anything, anyplace, anytime.
The Artifact: The Goodies started out as an agency that would do any kind of work.This was pretty much forgotten by series five, but the "Anything Anytime" slogan remained in the title song. Asbestos-Free Cereal: On "It Might as Well Be String" (a spoof of the advertising industry), their ad campaign for Sunbeam Sliced Bread claims that "nine out of ten doctors agree that people who eat ...
The Goodies are a three-man agency whose motto is to do 'anything, anytime'. This gave the series carte blanche to do whatsoever it pleased, which did turn out to be absolutely anything, all with a cartoon-like surrealism and a heavy reliance on slapstick.
