Goose is a fictional character in the blockbuster 1986 film 'Top Gun' from director Tony Scott and producer Jerry Bruckheimer. It is the story of young, hotshot pilots who earn the right to attend Top Gun flight academy and compete against one another while combat training.
Goose and Slider joke with each other inside the bar after their first day at...
Goose talks to Slider and finds out that his partner is Iceman, the best pilo...
Maverick and Goose have the best on Viper until Jester sneaks up behind them ...
Before Mav and Goose land the plane, Mav decides to buzz the air traffic cont...
Goose tells Maverick to ignore Iceman and Slider who had just walked away aft...
Maverick gets an idea at the bar to pick up a girl and enlists Goose's help t...
Goose and the other Top Gun pilots laugh and joke about their first day dogfi...
Goose and the other pilots in the bar help Maverick pick up a woman.
Charlie tries to figure out how Maverick got so close to a MiG so he explains...
Iceman and Maverick prepare to dogfight with Jester and Viper.
Maverick stops to talk to Charlie and Goose reminds him not to be late for th...
Goose tells Maverick to calm down when they see an unidentified plane in thei...
Goose thanks Mav for getting them yelled at by Viper after Mav and Goose buzz...
Goose jokingly asks Mav for a number that they had seen so Goose can become t...
Maverick convinces Goose to serenade Charlie with "She's Lost That Loving Fee...
After Maverick and Goose chase MiG's off of Cougar and Merlin's tail, and tal...
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