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Left alone for long hours while his friend goes to school, Gooby is frequently bored.

He is holding onto a metal pipe and too far down for Gooby to help him up.

Gooby shows Willy what he has discovered: it's his father's childhood home.

Now however, Gooby is nearly six feet tall, can talk and wants to help Willy.

Gooby uses Willy's cellphone to call his father, who comes to the rescue.

Willy's grades start to drop and his parents get worried until one night when Gooby returns.

When he catches sight of Gooby, he becomes determined to photograph the creature.

One day, Gooby, a teddy bear that Willy had as a little boy arrives at the new house.

Gooby transforms back into a teddy bear and Willy offers him to a little girl who is being ignore by her parents.

The characters Gooby, Toofy, and Woozy are the real-life nicknames of Greene and Sweeney's children.

After saving Willy, Gooby talks to Mr. Dandrige and reminds him of how when he was a child his father never spent enough time with him.

Gooby soon gets jealous when Willy starts hanging out more and more with his friends, until the two get into an argument and Gooby runs away.

Out of Place One: Craig Doty, Theresa Gooby, Nicky Hoberman, and Lee Walton.

He has roles in three upcoming movies: Gooby, The Good Witch 2 and the Disney Channel Original Movie, Harriet the Spy: Blog Wars as Sport.

Gooby explains to Willy that now that he is happy and no longer so alone and afraid of imaginary creatures, it's time for Gooby to move on and help another child.

With him on the briefs were Steven F. Gooby, Robert A. Assuncao, James S. Coons, Jeffrey T. Green, and Sarah O'Rourke Schrup.

BASEBALL National League FLORIDA MARLINS--Signed C Gooby Gerlits to a minor league contract.

He has been nominated five times for a Young Artist Award and has won twice: once for his performance in Candles on Bay Street (2006) and once for his performance in Gooby (2009).

LOS ANGELES DODGERS - Agreed to terms with SS Adam Shorts and C-OF Gooby Gerlits on minor league contracts.

One day, while shopping for materials to build Willy a playhouse, the family foils Mr. Nerdlinger's attempt to get pictures of Gooby when Willy notices that Gooby has wandered off.

Gooby is a 2009 children's film directed by Wilson Coneybeare featuring the voice of Robbie Coltrane as the voice of Gooby, a living teddy bear, and Matthew Knight as Willy, an 11 year old child who is scared of his new house.

On Halloween day, Willy and Gooby go out during daylight to have fun (Gooby pretends to be Willy's father in a costume) and Willy makes friends with the most popular kids in school by having Gooby buy them all tickets to an R-rated action movie.