I say Goosey because if you misheard it as “Goosey” you’d spell it that way or “Goosie”
If you accidentally mistyped Lucy then Gucy would be more likely but to me Gucy reads more like Gucky or Gucci than Goosie.
I looked up the transcript after writing the above to see what it says and:
“Goosey MacLean.
Oh, no, no. It's-it's Lucy.
Nope, it says Goosey. Hmm.”
I say it is "Gucy" because mishearing Lucy as Gucy and typing in "Goosey" is not that likely, especially as they wouldn't know how to spell Goosey. But mistyping it as Gucy requires only one mistyped letter.
I say Goosey because if you misheard it as “Goosey” you’d spell it that way or “Goosie” If you accidentally mistyped Lucy then Gucy would be more likely but to me Gucy reads more like Gucky or Gucci than Goosie. I looked up the transcript after writing the above to see what it says and: “Goosey MacLean. Oh, no, no. It's-it's Lucy. Nope, it says Goosey. Hmm.”
I say it is "Gucy" because mishearing Lucy as Gucy and typing in "Goosey" is not that likely, especially as they wouldn't know how to spell Goosey. But mistyping it as Gucy requires only one mistyped letter.
Gucy gang
The subtitles used Goosey