Georgy Girl (song) neuen Lieder der Cornelia Froboess" (Polydor). A French version whose English title was preserved was published by the group Les Hamsters (singer Colette Rivat) in 1967 (CBS - EP5731). In "The Simpsons" episode "Lisa the Beauty Queen", Homer twice sings the song with the lyrics "Hey there, blimpy boy! Flying through the sky so fancy free!". "Georgy Girl" is also parodied in the 13th-season episode "Half-Decent Proposal", when Artie Ziff creates a device to convert modem noises into easy-listening music. Georgy Girl (song) "Georgy Girl" is a song by the Australian folk music group the Seekers. It was used as
The Girl Who Knew Too Much (1963 film) Prior to working on "The Girl Who Knew Too Much", Bava had taken a six-month break after filming the last of the special effects shots for his previous film "Erik the Conqueror". Bava spent this extended period reading mystery and horror magazines. He pondered retiring from directing and thought he might only return to work on special effects for film. Bava was convinced to return to directing by Samuel Arkoff and Jim Nicholson, who had begun co-producing Italian films for release in the United States. "The Girl Who Knew Too Much" was the first film in this venture for Arkoff