Best TV pet (apart from Nibbler)

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My vote would have to go to either Spunky or Wiener Dog (and not just because of their slightly obsene names).

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My vote would have to go to eiter Spunky or weiner Dog (and precicely because of their slightly obsene names)

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Cartman's cat (name: Kitty- voiced in ep1 by Jay Leno)

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I voted for Eddy, with Colin a close second.

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Ryo-Ohki

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Eddy, he's so clever... Although I'll never forget Snowball II and SLH trying to get attention by standing on the balls.

We---love---you.

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Originally posted by David A:
Ryo-Ohki

Ditto.

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Cartman: Mom! Kitty's being a dildo!
 
Ms. Cartman: Well, then. I know a certain kitty kitty who's sleeping with Mommy tonight.

I voted for Kitty 

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I've gone for Colin the dog from Spaced. A great canine actor (or actress if you must) who doesn't smoke. 

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Brian from Family Guy.

He's like if Frasier Crane was a dog that hung around with Homer Simpson.

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I said Santa's Little Helper. In "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire", the whole idea of the family pet being an abandoned greyhound was just such a great way to end a rather bleak pilot episode (okay, I know "Some Enchanted Evening" was intended to be the pilot, but "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire" was the premiere episode).
As a character, Santa's Little Helper is a better minor one than others. His three or four starring episodes ("Bart's Dog Gets An 'F'", "Dog of Death", "The Canine Mutiny", and "Old Yeller Belly" ) were rather good (well, at least the first two). All animal oriented episodes are normally well recieved, and tend to be, in some cases, touching (particularly "Dog of Death" ).

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Eddy by far, he always gives me a good laugh in Frasier. Smarter than the average dog.

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Buck from "Married... with Children".

Or Ratbert from "Dilbert".

Or that creepingly old dog on "Spin City".

I'll stay with Buck.

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Rocko screaming "Spunky!" is one of the show's best lines next to "I spilled my puffies..." One of the episodes that sticks out to me is when Spunky was using that green glob as a chew toy, and it absorbed water, but sprayed ink. At the end, Rocko takes a bath and Spunky appears with the glob. That was great.

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I going with Brian from Family Guy as well. He's like, a funny version of Snoopy (Not that Snoopy wasn't great, he was just more for younger kids).

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Originally posted by Shadowstar:
Rocko screaming "Spunky!" is one of the show's best lines next to "I spilled my puffies..." One of the episodes that sticks out to me is when Spunky was using that green glob as a chew toy, and it absorbed water, but sprayed ink. At the end, Rocko takes a bath and Spunky appears with the glob. That was great.

That episode was Spunky's highlight. I think Spunky met his match with the green blob thing, I don't know which one was the better pet 

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Originally posted by Bushmeister:
Eddy by far, he always gives me a good laugh in Frasier. Smarter than the average dog.

Second!

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Heh, Father Jacks pet brick.

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Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:
Brian from Family Guy.

He's like if Frasier Crane was a dog that hung around with Homer Simpson.

What he said.

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I'd also have to go with the dog from married with children

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Santas Little Helper and Snowball 2 from The Simpsons.

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I'm torn.  SLH helped The Simpsons get off to a great start, and he's been in some good episodes.  But on the other hand, Spunky was was such a hilariously lovable mutt.  I think I'll go with Spunky, since SLH's episodes have been kind of uneven.

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Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:
Heh, Father Jacks pet brick.

"I love my brick!"
*throws it at Ted a few seconds later*

Priceless 

Although for a good all-round animal chum, what about 'My Lovely Horse'? 

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Hmmm,no votes for Wiener Dog yet.I guess  he's a little too obscure.

My favourite Spunky moment is when he completely fills up his dog bowl with drool and then starts drinking it.

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Snowball 2, dunno why though...

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My favorite pet is "Buck" from "Married with children"

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Originally posted by Otis P Jivefunk:
Snowball 2, dunno why though...

Perhaps it's because he is "...probably the ugliest cartoon cat ever."
I think that Snowbal 5, er, 2 is good for a laugh or two, but he's definitely not my favorite TV pet.

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Fry's dog Seymour

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Originally posted by Teral:
Or Ratbert from "Dilbert".

What about Dogbert?

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Don't you know that, even though everyone seems to hate them, rats are much cuter than egotistical dogs?

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Moe's cat.

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I always did like Spike from the Rugrats

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Brian Griffin all the way, baby!

Runners up to Dogbert from Dilbert, Eddy from Frasier and Robo-puppy from Futurama. 

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I didnt think Dogbert was actually Dilbert's pet, but meh, thats like saying The Evil Mr Catbert is also a possible choice

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Originally posted by PCC Fred:
 What about Dogbert?

If Dogbert knew you think of him as pet material he would sell you to an Elbonian slave camp faster than you can say "Pointy-Haired Boss".

Besides rats are twice as good for cuddling and you should see them catch a frisbee.

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I thought of another one - Gary the Snail from Spongebob.

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Ladybird from King of the Hill. I don't like her (nor do I like King of the Hill) but Comedy Bee posted another suggestion and [Bender] Everyone was doin' it, I just wanted to be popular [/Bender].

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Flash from the Dukes of Hazzard. Another great eighties show I forgot to mention in the other thread.

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I put my vote in "other" seeing as my favorite would probably be Porkchop from Doug.

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I voted for other, because my favorite (after Nibbler) is Brian Griffin .