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The Goon Show Quotes with Sound Clips - page 2

The Goon Show RadioQuotes with sound clips from The Goon Show radio comedy programme produced and broadcast by the BBC from 1951 to 1960.

Actors: Peter Sellers (Bloodnok / Bluebottle/ Grytpype-Thynne), Spike Milligan (Eccles / Minnie Bannister), Harry Secombe (Neddie Seagoon)

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11 Oh, a soldier man... Hello soldier... Bang... Bang... Bang Bang... Bang - You're dead soldier!

— Eccles / Minnie Bannister (Spike Milligan)

12 So I am. But you too can be tall. Buy my book, How to be Three Inches Taller. -Then what? -Stand on it.

— Bloodnok / Bluebottle / Grytpype-Thynne (Peter Sellers)

13 Stop! Stop stop! This spoon is out of tune. Have you been eating with it again? -No. -Then what's that your stirring the soup with? -A violin.

— Spike Milligan

14 Thank you, sir, thank you. By your bearing, your dress and your manner, I presume you are an uncultured oaf.

— Bloodnok / Bluebottle / Grytpype-Thynne (Peter Sellers)

15 Steady, flunky. Who are you? -My card. -McCard, a Scotsman, eh? Oh! your card, I see. Yes.

— Bloodnok / Bluebottle / Grytpype-Thynne (Peter Sellers), Neddie Seagoon (Harry Secombe)

16 Ah... Intelligence ah... Has established that ah... The people attacking us ar.. Are... The enemy.

— Spike Milligan

17 And you know what New York is worth today? -Forty thousand million billion dollars. -Correct. How did you know? -Just a shot in the dark.

— Bloodnok / Bluebottle / Grytpype-Thynne (Peter Sellers), Neddie Seagoon (Harry Secombe)

18 Dear listeners, the art connoisseur wore a suit of shredded brown paper scaffolding around his legs and a body that hadn't been lived in for some time.

— Neddie Seagoon (Harry Secombe)

19 Forty thousand million billion dollars? That money must be worth a fortune!

— Spike Milligan

20 Get me down, it's dangerous up here! The heat barrier has destroyed my underpants! Heaven knows what'll go next!

— Neddie Seagoon (Harry Secombe)

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