Welcome to 'My 70's TV Childhood'. This episode takes us back to 'The Goodies,' a show that left an indelible mark on our memories with its unique mix of comedy and whimsy. Starring the dynamic trio of Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, and Bill Oddie, 'The Goodies' brought laughter with their motto, "We Do Anything, Anytime," tackling a myriad of zany tasks in each episode.

Remember the sheer madness of 'Kitten Kong' where a tiny kitten named Twinkle turns into a city-stomping giant, or the unforgettable 'Ecky-Thump' episode, where a rogue black pudding becomes the centrepiece of a hilarious and uniquely British martial art? This latter episode became legendary not just for its humour but for its impact, as it famously caused a man to laugh himself into a fatal heart attack!!

Not just a hit on TV, 'The Goodies' also made waves in the music industry with catchy tunes like 'The Funky Gibbon,' proving their versatility and widespread appeal. Their unique style of comedy, appealing to both kids and adults alike, has cemented 'The Goodies' as a cherished part of British TV history.

As we reminisce, I invite you to share your own 'Goodies' memories. Were you a fan of the 'Funky Gibbon' dance or the quirky misadventures of Tim, Graeme, and Bill? 

Join the conversation on our blog at www.my70stvchildhood.com, or connect with us on our socials. You can also email me at [email protected].

Tune in next week for our quiz show and look forward to another 70s TV deep dive in a fortnight.

Take care,

Oliver

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