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GOODIES CROSSWORD – May 2015
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* CLUES *
ACROSS
Row 1, column 1 (4, 5 letters) - According to Graeme, she is just "a pair of old y-fronts and a mop head" (Earthanasia)
Row 1, column 11 (3 letters) - The goose lays a golden one in the giant's lair (Goodies & the Beanstalk)
Row 3, column 1 (9, 4 letters) - Tim joins this organisation after leaving the Scouts (Scoutrageous)
Row 5, column 1 (6 letters) - The country that the Goodies travel to in search of Arthur C Clarke (Bigfoot)
Row 5, column 8 (5 letters) - Graeme uses this meter to detect the freshness of the farm food (Farm Fresh Food)
Row 7, column 1 (3 letters) - Tim makes Bill the new *** Reporter for the Goodies Clarion & Globe (Cunning Stunts)
Row 7, column 5 (5 letters) - Bill's ancestors have to "suck a piece of ***** and do the funny voice" (Alternative Roots)
Row 7, column 11 (3 letters) - Tim is shot because he is wearing this item of clothing in Bill's campaign speech (Politics)
Row 9, column 1 (3 letters) - A "foul potion of the Orient", according to Reverend Llewellyn (Wacky Wales)
Row 9, column 5 (7 letters) - Graeme's radio telescope plays the theme music from "The *******" (Invasion of the Moon Creatures)
Row 10, column 12 (2 letters) - Bill's advertising man alter ego (It Might As Well Be String)
Row 11, column 1 (5 letters) - The sport that the Welsh Druids worship (Wacky Wales)
Row 11, column 7 (5 letters) - Bill is only able to avoid arrest by offering one of these to the policeman (Give Police A Chance)
Row 13, column 1 (6, 4 letters) - Bill's alter ego who performs at the Trendsetters Ball (Punky Business)
Row 13, column 12 (2 letters) - The Goodies sing "There ** Nothing Like A Dame" to prove that they are real sailors (For Those In Peril On The Sea)
DOWN
Column 1, row 1 (5, 6 letters) - The villain who has kidnapped all of the musicians (The Music Lovers)
Column 3, row 1 (7 letters) - Monk Graeme takes a vow of this (The End)
Column 3, row 9 (5 letters) - Tim dreams that he is one of these "heralding a nicer Britain" in his campaign (Politics)
Column 5, row 1 (3 letters) - Tim: "What a *** brained scheme – how to annoy fish!" (Almighty Cod)
Column 6, row 3 (7 letters) - Graeme cheats at the poker game using this piece of apparatus (Bunfight)
Column 7, row 11 (3 letters) - Bill takes a sleepwalk on top of one of these vehicles (Snooze)
Column 8, row 1 (11 letters) - Tim's new identity after the Goodies' crime spree (Goodies in the Nick)
Column 10, row 9 (5 letters) - Episode where Bill becomes Nanny Helga from Sweden (*****)
Column 11, row 1 (3 letters) - Tim almost sits on this item of the chef's in the punk restaurant (Punky Business)
Column 11, row 5 (5 letters) - Graeme is attacked by these creatures when tending the lamp (Lighthouse Keeping Loonies)
Column 13, row 1 (3 letters) - Bill: "We are doomed to be batchelors ***! - That's an idea, isn't it?" (The End)
Column 13, row 6 (8 letters) - Barbara's father to maid Tim: "And this is the filly, is it? ... Show us your ********!" (Free To Live)
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