When Graeme flops onto the beanbag after the fight with Bill, there is a message on the board behind him which says 'It's Still Gibbon Time', referring to the song 'Funky Gibbon'.
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While watching this episode during its original airing, a 50 year old man named Alex Mitchell could not stop laughing for 25 minutes and then died from the strain it put on his heart. This is probably the most well-known incident of someone actually dying from laughing.
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Available on "The Goodies ... At Last" Region 0 DVD (Network 7952171) and "The Goodies - 8 Delicious Episodes" Region 4 DVD (BBC/Village Roadshow) both released 2003.
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(Tim and Graeme are teaching themselves Kung Fu from a book)Graeme: Right, you stand there.
Tim: You're not gonna hurt me are you?
Graeme: Slightly.
Tim: (crying) I don't wanna be hurt.
Graeme: Now Tim, Tim, there is an old Chinese proverb; The King of Kung Fu… doesn't cry a lot.
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(coming in and finding Tim out cold on the ground)Bill: Oh, hello… what's the matter with him, then?
Graeme: I killed him.
Bill: Oh you are careless, y-you really are, honestly! What's for dinner, Graeme?
Graeme: We were doing Kung Fu…
Bill: I'm not eating that!
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Bill: Oh that Kung Fu, load of rubbish, doesn't work that.
Tim: (wakes up) What happened?
Bill: There you see, that proves it doesn't it. You said he was dead! Like Chinese food that is… half an hour later you have to kill him again.
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