- The
Goodies were a trio of
British comedians: Tim Brooke-Taylor (17 July 1940 – 12
April 2020),
Graeme Garden (b. 18
February 1943) and Bill
Oddie (b...
- Look up
goody or
goodies in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Goody,
Goodies, or
Goody's may
refer to:
Goody (brand), a
brand of hair
styling products...
- Jade
Cerisa Lorraine Goody (5 June 1981 – 22
March 2009) was an
English media personality. She was a
contestant on the
third series of the
Channel 4 reality...
- "
Goody Goody" is a 1936 po****r song
composed by
Matty Malneck, with
lyrics by
Johnny Mercer.
First recording of the song was by Ted
Wallace and His Swing...
- The
History of
Little Goody Two-Shoes is a children's
story published by John
Newbery in
London in 1765. The
author of the book
remains unclear, but Oliver...
- districts,
namely Collycroft,
Mount Pleasant,
Bedworth Heath,
Coalpit Field,
Goodyers End and Exhall.
Exhall is a
generic name for the area
surrounding junction...
-
Green was
Goodyers House (demolished in 1934),
named after an
important Hendon family.
Where Goodyers House was is now a cul-de-sac
called Goodyers Gardens...
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Goodyer is the
surname of:
Arthur Goodyer (1854–1932),
English footballer John
Goodyer (1592–1664),
English botanist Paula Goodyer (born 1947), Australian...
- Mark
Goodier (born 9 June 1961) is a Zimbabwean-born
British radio disc
jockey and
broadcaster best
known for his time on BBC
Radio 1
between 1987 and...
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title "The
Goodies B" BBC
title "The
Goodies Series Three A" BBC
title "The
Goodies Series Three B" BBC
title "The
Goodies 1974 / The
Goodies Autumn 1974...
