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* CLUES *
ACROSS
Row 1, column 1 (5, 8 letters) - Graeme's sports-mad alter ego (A Kick In The Arts)
Row 3, column 1 (7 letters) - Graeme has one dangling from his waist when dressed as a Wolf (Playgirl Club)
Row 4, column 7 (6 letters) - Tim's bold rallying cry to the others during his patriotic speech (The New Office)
Row 5, column 1 (5 letters) - He's supposedly "off to live in Jamaica" due to the Rolf Harris plague (Scatty Safari)
Row 6, column 5 (5 letters) - Graeme has designed an elaborate one to guard the Crown Jewels (Beefeaters)
Row 6, column 11 (3 letters) - Michael Aspel is squashed by a giant one at the end of his report (Kitten Kong)
Row 8, column 3 (4 letters) - This is poured into Bill's water bowl when he is a new puppy (Animals – LWT)
Row 8, column 9 (5 letters) - Graeme asks Bill and Tim to help him "***** fish" (Lips Or Almighty Cod)
Row 9, column 9 (4 letters) - Graeme is going there to file the claim on the cream mine (OK Tea Rooms)
Row 10, column 1 (7 letters) - The Hercules Poirots die after drinking from a bottle of this (Daylight Robbery OTOE)
Row 11, column 9 (5 letters) - One of the many fruits that the Emperor fancies (Rome Antics)
Row 13, column 1 (5, 5 letters) - The trendy dance that Graeme teaches Tim (Saturday Night Grease)
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Column 1, row 1 (7 letters) Graeme tells Bill to put his flattened trout in with these other fish (Lips Or Almighty Cod)
Column 1, row 10 (4 letters) - Dr Petal plans to kill the Goodies with this substance (The Baddies)
Column 3, row 1 (5, 5 letters) - This magazine is hanging on the hook in the Goodies' toilet (Hospital For Hire)
Column 4, row 10 (4 letters) - The type of movie that Tim is trying to make (The Movies)
Column 5, row 3 (3, 3 letters) - Cousin Hamish's secret martial art of "Hoots Toots *** *** The Noo" (Kung Fu Kapers)
Column 6, row 1 (3 letters) - A British hospital drama that Tim has a guest role in
Column 7, row 3 (5 letters) - One of the famous detectives on the Orient Express (Daylight Robbery OTOE)
Column 9, row 6 (4 letters) - Song title: "Mummy I Don't Like My ****" (Superstar)
Column 9, row 11 (3 letters) - The Poirots inform that the Shafts are "Ow you say, in ze ***" (Daylight Robbery)
Column 10, row 1 (5 letters) - The Goodies strike this substance and strike it rich (OK Tea Rooms)
Column 10, row 8 (4 letters) - Bill and Graeme laugh at Tim's "little red ****"(Clown Virus)
Column 12, row 4 (6 letters) - The fair maiden is attacked by one outside the castle (Camelot)
Column 13, row 1 (3 letters) - The punk restaurant is out of this supposedly key ingredient for ratatouille (Punky Business)
Column 13, row 10 (4 letters) - A giant one of these puppets attacks Tim & Graeme – first name (Goodies Rule OK)
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