August 14, 2025 • 3 mins
It's raining cats and dogs - well, just dogs actually! Test your knowledge of television's most beloved canine characters with five questions about the pups who stole our hearts. From heroic Lassie to cowardly Scooby-Doo, celebrate TV's best four-legged friends. If you'd like this podcast without commercial interruptions, use the Apple Podcast app and click the banner that says uninterrupted listening.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Calarogus Shark Media. Greetings trivia fans. I'm Mark Ellison and
today we're going to the dogs. Famous TV dogs. That
is Question one, which heroic Collie starred in her own
TV series from nineteen fifty four to nineteen seventy three,
known for rescuing people and animals in trouble. Question two?
(00:30):
What breed of dog is Scooby Doo in the long
running animated mystery series. Question three in the sitcom Fraser,
what was the name of Martin Crane's Jack Russell Terrier?
Question four? Which animated beagle is known for his rich
(00:52):
fantasy life and his doghouse flying adventures as a World
War One pilot. Question five? What was the name of
the German shepherd police dog in the nineteen seventies TV
series The Lone Ranger. We'll be right back with these
(01:14):
tail wagging answers after this break. Welcome back, trivia fans.
Let's reveal today's answers. Question one, which heroic Collie starred
in her own series from nineteen fifty four to nineteen
seventy three. Answer Lassie. This intelligent and loyal rough Collie
(01:37):
became one of television's most beloved characters, known for her
ability to understand complex situations and rescue people in danger.
The phrase what's that Lassie became part of popular culture,
and the character appeared in movies, radio shows, and multiple
TV series spanning several decades. Question two, what breed is
(01:57):
Scooby Doo? Answer Great? You knew that if you listened
on Monday. Despite being a cartoon character, Scooby Doo is
specifically depicted as a Great Dane, though he's much more
cowardly than the typically brave breed. His distinctive speech pattern,
love of Scooby snacks, and mystery solving adventures with the
gang have made him one of animation's most recognizable dogs.
(02:21):
Question three, What was Martin Crane's Dog's name in Fraser? Answer? Eddie.
This Jack Russell terrier played by a dog named Moose
became a scenestealer on the show with his expressive looks
and comedic timing. Eddie's relationship with the intellectual Fraser provided
many humorous moments, and the dog became so popular that
(02:41):
he often received fan mail addressed to the character. Question four,
which animated beagle is known for fantasy adventures? Answer? Snoopy
from Peanuts. Charlie Brown's pet Beagle was famous for his
rich imagination, often pretending to be a World War One
flying a battling the Red Baron from atop his doghouse.
(03:03):
Created by Charles M. Schultz, Snoopy became one of the
most recognizable cartoon characters in the world through comic strips,
TV specials, and movies. Question five, What German shepherd appeared
in The Lone Ranger? Answer? This is actually a trick question.
There was no regular dog character in The Lone Ranger.
(03:24):
The show featured the Lone Ranger's horse Silver and Tonto's
horse Scout, but no prominent dog character. I may have
been thinking of Rin Tin Tin, which featured a German
shepherd in its own nineteen fifties TV series. That concludes
Today's five daily trivia questions. I'm Mark Ellison, and today's
questions were crafted with the help of AI technology. If
(03:46):
you'd like this episode without commercial interruptions, use the Apple
podcast app and click the banner that says uninterrupted listening,
See you tomorrow.
Calarogus Shark Media. Greetings trivia fans. I'm Mark Ellison and
today we're going to the dogs. Famous TV dogs. That
is Question one, which heroic Collie starred in her own
TV series from nineteen fifty four to nineteen seventy three,
known for rescuing people and animals in trouble. Question two?
(00:30):
What breed of dog is Scooby Doo in the long
running animated mystery series. Question three in the sitcom Fraser,
what was the name of Martin Crane's Jack Russell Terrier?
Question four? Which animated beagle is known for his rich
(00:52):
fantasy life and his doghouse flying adventures as a World
War One pilot. Question five? What was the name of
the German shepherd police dog in the nineteen seventies TV
series The Lone Ranger. We'll be right back with these
(01:14):
tail wagging answers after this break. Welcome back, trivia fans.
Let's reveal today's answers. Question one, which heroic Collie starred
in her own series from nineteen fifty four to nineteen
seventy three. Answer Lassie. This intelligent and loyal rough Collie
(01:37):
became one of television's most beloved characters, known for her
ability to understand complex situations and rescue people in danger.
The phrase what's that Lassie became part of popular culture,
and the character appeared in movies, radio shows, and multiple
TV series spanning several decades. Question two, what breed is
(01:57):
Scooby Doo? Answer Great? You knew that if you listened
on Monday. Despite being a cartoon character, Scooby Doo is
specifically depicted as a Great Dane, though he's much more
cowardly than the typically brave breed. His distinctive speech pattern,
love of Scooby snacks, and mystery solving adventures with the
gang have made him one of animation's most recognizable dogs.
(02:21):
Question three, What was Martin Crane's Dog's name in Fraser? Answer? Eddie.
This Jack Russell terrier played by a dog named Moose
became a scenestealer on the show with his expressive looks
and comedic timing. Eddie's relationship with the intellectual Fraser provided
many humorous moments, and the dog became so popular that
(02:41):
he often received fan mail addressed to the character. Question four,
which animated beagle is known for fantasy adventures? Answer? Snoopy
from Peanuts. Charlie Brown's pet Beagle was famous for his
rich imagination, often pretending to be a World War One
flying a battling the Red Baron from atop his doghouse.
(03:03):
Created by Charles M. Schultz, Snoopy became one of the
most recognizable cartoon characters in the world through comic strips,
TV specials, and movies. Question five, What German shepherd appeared
in The Lone Ranger? Answer? This is actually a trick question.
There was no regular dog character in The Lone Ranger.
(03:24):
The show featured the Lone Ranger's horse Silver and Tonto's
horse Scout, but no prominent dog character. I may have
been thinking of Rin Tin Tin, which featured a German
shepherd in its own nineteen fifties TV series. That concludes
Today's five daily trivia questions. I'm Mark Ellison, and today's
questions were crafted with the help of AI technology. If
(03:46):
you'd like this episode without commercial interruptions, use the Apple
podcast app and click the banner that says uninterrupted listening,
See you tomorrow.
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