1. Kitten Kong
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The trio set up an animal clinic but end up with a terrifying giant kitten on their hands.
The Goodies set up an animal clinic but when a growth formula goes wrong, they have to tackle a gigantic white kitten which terrorises London.
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Kitten Kong - The Goodies set up an animal clinic but when a growth formula goes wrong, they have to tackle a gigantic white kitten which terrorises London.
More infoThe trio set up an animal clinic but end up with a terrifying giant kitten on their hands.
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The Goodies are hired by the police to change their image, but they soon regret it.
Bill becomes obsessed with becoming a superstar, using the name, Randy Pandy.
The Goodies go undercover at the Playgirl club but the power goes to Tim's head.
The Goodies help to get a children's playground built instead of an army base.
The Goodies think that babysitting will be easy, but is everything as it seems?
The Goodies set up a pirate radio station, but they only have one record to play.
The Goodies travel to Scotland to catch the Loch Ness Monster.
The Goodies get responsibility for organising the latest Commonwealth Games.
A beautiful young woman asks the Goodies to search for her long-lost father.
All the musicians in the world have been kidnapped.
At an art auction in Sotheby's, Tim bids to save a priceless work of art for Britain.
The Goodies head to the farm of Tim's uncle for some fresh country food.
Bill reports Graeme and Tim to the Women's Liberation Front.
In response to a proposed film for schoolchildren on sex education, Mrs.
The Goodies are bouncing on spacehoppers from London to Brighton for charity.
The Goodies save a suicidal zookeeper and meet a canny Scot.
The Goodies buy a film studio, fire everyone and make their own movies.
The United States Army asks the Goodies to get rid of a container of mysterious soup.
The boys help a US army officer get rid of a large canister labeled "Tomato Soup".
The Goodies travel to Wales and find that most things are considered sinful.
Tim, with Bill in a dog costume go up against Graeme's exotic new breeds in a dog show.
Bill teaches Tim and Graeme the noble art of Ecky Thump.
The lighthouse-keeping Goodies lose their light in a fog.
Back in old Roman times, the tradition of the Olympic Games is formed.
At The Goodies newspaper office, Bill gets fired and is replaced by Mildred.
The Goodies go prospecting and strike cream in a mine, which Graeme claims for himself.
Cod have become so scarce that there is nothing to make fish fingers from.
Tim becomes a TV producer, producing a talent show and music shows.
The boys set up a bogus Tour company to make money, but their scheme is soon jeopardized.
Graeme starts running a residential home for animals.
The boys start an advertising firm, and try to run it in a honest way.
In the future, The Goodies' sons attempt to revive the long-lost sport of cricket.
The Goodies stage a fake live show filled with songs and silly costumes.
Disgusted by Tim and Graeme's love of hunting, Bill vows to protect the last dodo.
The whole Boy Scout program has been outlawed.
The punk phenomenon grips Britain as even grannies reject niceness.
The revised Royal Variety Show hosted by Graeme is well received.
It's Christmas Eve - and the world is due to end at midnight.
Graeme is into advertising again, this time "selling" both Tim and Bill as politicians.
The Goodies get into the disco scene.
Tim works to improve Britain's chances in the Olympic games.
The strange alien abductions of trombonists, prompts Bill to solve the mystery.
The Goodies disagree on animal rights, leading to an equal rights act.
Tim, Graeme and Bill, all two year old boys during WWII, are sent on a mission to Germany.