Press clippings Page 2
Were the Goodies offensive?
While Bill Oddie insisted that only 'white liberals' took umbrage at the show's content, here are some examples that would prove problematical today.
Chortle, 17th September 2018Comedy review: An Audience with The Goodies
Once they found their rapport we were reminded what complementary talents they were.
Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 11th June 2018The Goodies come to BBC Store
BBC Store is today releasing 15 episodes of The Goodies to buy to download, including 6 never previously commercially available.
British Comedy Guide, 16th February 2017Bill Oddie's fury as BBC 'snubs' The Goodies again
Bill Oddie has attacked the BBC for not putting The Goodies on to the BBC Store.
Chortle, 13th November 2015The Goodies - Series 5 from Worst to Best
Season five was where everything peaked for The Goodies. Now legitimate pop stars, they had a top five hit, The Funky Gibbon, while the season was on the air...
Anorak Zone, 11th August 2015The Goodies - Series 4 from Worst to Best
The Goodies returned to the screen just five months after their last outing, with six episodes and a Christmas special making up season four.
Anorak Zone, 19th May 2015The Goodies - Series 1 from Worst to Best
November 2015 marks the 45th anniversary of The Goodies, the long-running comedy series starring Graeme Garden, Bill Oddie and Tim Brooke-Taylor.
Anorak Zone, 1st May 2015The Goodies - Series 2 from Worst to Best
With encouraging support from the BBC, the return of The Goodies to television saw their fame increase...
Anorak Zone, 1st May 2015The Goodies - Series 3 from Worst to Best
With season three of The Goodies, they had become household names. With a small sketch included in BBC1's 1972 Christmas Day broadcast of A Christmas Night With the Stars, they had been seen by almost 19 million people.
Anorak Zone, 1st May 2015BBC One's carnival of cack starts with Animal Antics, a dismal tundra of a show where one of The Goodies introduces decade-old animal clips as part of a zero-budget fake news bulletin alongside a man who has been dressed up as a dog, presumably as part of a cruel and unusual community service order. It is abysmal.
Stuart Heritage, The Guardian, 18th January 2013