LOS ANGELES — Maybe it was the three publicists in tow. Maybe her hairdo was wilting under the hot television lights. Maybe a dog, even a showbiz one, was just not meant to be a ...

A 'Mary Tyler Moore Show' star got her start looking after Timmy and more fun facts in honor of the TV Shows 60th anniversary ...

Her version of Lassie co-hosted a TV show called Lassie's Pet Vet but her dog wouldn't even 'speak' on cue." Though Lassie is female she has always been played by male collies, which do not shed ...

Beloved Collie Hit TV Screens 50 Years Ago. ... "Lassie: A Dog's Life," which is still in print. ... Rin Tin Tin's films were basically B-movies and Lassie films were lusher, ...

Lassie earned her place in pop culture, and the character later returned in an animated TV show, another live-action show in the 1990s, and a 2005 remake of the original movie. Fly in 'Babe' Fly ...

Lassie is the most famous dog in Hollywood, thanks to decades of appearances across books, radio, television, and movies.Starting with the 1943 classic, Lassie Come Home, that noble Rough Collie ...

Answer: All nine Lassies have been male dogs. Although in the movies and on television, Lassie was cast as a female dog. All of the Lassies were descendants of Pal, the first Lassie, who died in 1958.

Beloved TV dog Lassie gave a hilarious interview in 1986! ... Lassie answered questions like how many years she had been on TV and what her first movie was.

Learn more about the full cast of Lassie with news, photos, videos and more at TV ... It gets worse: when the mine is decommissioned, his father, Sam (John Lynch), is forced to sell the dog ...

This contrast continued on TV, with the “Lassie” series featuring stronger casts on a more popular network and in a better timeslot. As a result, ABC’s “Rin Tin Tin” lasted only until 1959.