The Goodies (Season 6)

A British television comedy series of the 1970s and early 1980s, combining surreal sketches and situation comedy.

Lips, or Almighty Cod (Episode 1)
Writer: Graeme Garden
Air date: 1976-09-21
Runtime: 30 min
Overview: Cod have become so scarce that there is nothing to make fish fingers from.
Hype Pressure (Episode 2)
Writer: Graeme Garden
Air date: 1976-09-28
Runtime: 30 min
Overview: Tim invites Bill and Graeme to perform on the talent show he presents.
Daylight Robbery on the Orient Express (Episode 3)
Writer: Graeme Garden
Air date: 1976-10-05
Runtime: 30 min
Overview: Goodies Holidays is creating an exciting mystery tour aboard the Orient Express for the Detectives Club, but things go astray when the train is hijacked and taken to the Le Boring Contest.
Black and White Beauty (Episode 4)
Writer: Graeme Garden
Air date: 1976-10-12
Runtime: 30 min
Overview: Graeme has established a rest home for clapped-out old animals and is sent a pantomime horse, which Tim trains before it is callously stolen by Bill to enter in the Grand National.
It Might as Well be String (Episode 5)
Writer: Graeme Garden
Air date: 1976-10-19
Runtime: 30 min
Overview: A series of too honest ads sees revenue for the Goodies' advertising agency plummet, until Tim discovers the joys of string, and Bill and Graeme set about ripping him off.
2001 and a Bit (Episode 6)
Writer: Graeme Garden
Air date: 1976-10-26
Runtime: 30 min
Overview: The futuristic sons of the Goodies have become bored with the extremely violent forms of modern entertainment and seek to revive something truly civilised from their fathers' era - cricket.
The Goodies - Almost Live (Episode 7)
Writer: Graeme Garden
Air date: 1976-11-02
Runtime: 30 min
Overview: A concert featuring many of The Goodies' best known songs, including Cactus in my Y-Fronts, Funky Gibbon, Black Pudding Bertha, Bounce, Last Chance Dance and Wild Thing.