Hunting Pink

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"Hunting Pink"
The Goodies episode
Episode no.Series 3
Episode 2
Original air date11 February 1973 (1973-02-11)
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"Hunting Pink" (also known as "Where There's a Will" and "A Hunting We Will Go" and as "Tally-Ho"[ citation needed ]) is an episode of the British comedy television series The Goodies . Written by The Goodies, with songs and music by Bill Oddie.

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Graeme and Bill invite themselves along when Tim decides to visit his great-uncle Butcher at his country mansion "Tally Ho Towers", and they are waited on by Butcher's butler, Basterville. Tim is hoping to inherit his great-uncle's money and Graeme and Bill coerce Tim into agreeing to share the money with them.

Butcher leaves his money to Tim in his will — and soon after has a fatal accident. Tim is the new owner of the mansion gives in to hunting — much to the disgust of Bill and Graeme, who then have to cure Tim of his hunting obsession with aversion therapy.

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