Lassie
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Search complete. 79 mentions across 17 episodes found for "Lassie".
Sep 14, 2026
S9E2: Modernity with Erica Hill and Susan Nance
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0:05Susan NanceGUEST
The herds that Jumbo came from in the Sudan were hunted out of existence while he was traveling around the world as a famous individual.
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0:15Susan NanceGUEST
Another example of this that comes along a little bit later is there's a number of dogs that played Lassie, uh, the, you know, the, the TV and film character Lassie, and novel, novelized character Lassie.
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0:26Susan NanceGUEST
So this is also a kind of a, a function of the sort of modern consumer attitude that wants to focus on certain sort of celebrated or special animals.
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0:37Susan NanceGUEST
Lassie became very famous as a, a character played by a number of dogs.
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0:41Susan NanceGUEST
A lot of people thought it was the same dog the whole time.
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0:44Susan NanceGUEST
[laughs] But the character actually consumed-
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0:46Claudia HirtenfelderHOST
Hmm
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0:46Susan NanceGUEST
... a number of individual dogs who played, uh, Lassie.
The Emeritus, #1. Paul Harris: The role of imagination and others
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35:17Paul HarrisGUEST
Well, I wrote that story, but I was, of course, it was plagiarizing because
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35:23Imac ZambranaHOST
In my youth, Lassie,
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35:24Paul HarrisGUEST
there was this story about Lassie, a collie dog who was lost.
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35:28Paul HarrisGUEST
I think that made into a film called Lassie Come Home.
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35:31Imac ZambranaHOST
I remember that film.
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35:32Imac ZambranaHOST
I watched it as a kid.
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35:35Paul HarrisGUEST
It was a popular story for young children.
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35:37Imac ZambranaHOST
Yeah, so copyright infringement.
422: Lore Iceberg 2: All New Vegas Wild Wasteland Events Explained (Part 2)
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22:08TomHOST
Let me know what you think.
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22:09TomHOST
[suspenseful music] Now, I'm probably older than, in fact, I, I've seen the stats, I'm older than most of the audience that listens to this show, and I remember a time growing up when I was a kid where people would make jokes about the old TV series Lassie from the 1950s, which I'm not that old.
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22:32TomHOST
I'm [laughs] definitely not that old.
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22:33TomHOST
But the jokes were still around decades later, where kids would joke about Timmy falling down the well and that sort of thing, and I know that's still kind of in the culture, but I haven't heard this reference in a long time, so I'm guessing a lot of you may not even know the reference.
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22:47TomHOST
So in the 1950s TV series, Lassie was a dog, and she was a collie, and she would help out people in town, and she was a good dog.
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22:56TomHOST
And there's one classic episode where Timmy has to be rescued because he falls down a well, and Lassie's the only one who notices and barks at the well.
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23:05TomHOST
Well, the same thing happens in New Vegas with Rex.
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23:08TomHOST
If you have Rex with you, at some point you might get an aroo, and then you get a location on your Pip-Boy that Rex is trying to get you to go to.
Planet of the Apes (1968)
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32:01Chris JarvieGUEST
Just show that there's progress in her character.
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32:04Jimmy EnglandHOST
Her character development and th- she could've been played by Lassie.
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32:08Chris JarvieGUEST
Right.
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32:08Mario BernardiGUEST
Oh, yeah.
Episode 400 - Lupe Velez Part 1
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41:35Desi JedeikinHOST
So he's like the first big dog star because this
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41:38Rachel FisherHOST
is pre-Lassie.
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41:39Rachel FisherHOST
Well, what about our gang?
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41:41Desi JedeikinHOST
They have a dog.
The Greatest Dogs List Everyone Is About To Argue Over
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6:48Bob AddisonGUEST
Ye- yes.
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6:48Shane HewittHOST
Lassie, great dog.
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6:49Shane HewittHOST
Absolutely.
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6:50Bob AddisonGUEST
Lassie was wonderful.
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6:52Bob AddisonGUEST
Um-
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6:52Shane HewittHOST
Scooby.
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7:38Bob AddisonGUEST
He looks like a Hu- a husky.
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7:40Bob AddisonGUEST
But-
2026-09-09 KSR PRE-SHOW
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15:13Billy RutledgeHOST
Is this the most
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15:14Shannon the DudeHOST
popular dog since Lassie?
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15:17Billy RutledgeHOST
Well, Air Bud also had a run, didn't he?
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15:19Shannon the DudeHOST
Oh, don't even put Air Buds.
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15:20Shannon the DudeHOST
Air Bud does not even compare to the popularity of Lassie.
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15:23Billy RutledgeHOST
Lassie could not hit a three-pointer, I will tell you that.
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15:26Shannon the DudeHOST
No, but he could save a little boy from drowning in a lake.
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15:29Shannon the DudeHOST
And I think that's more important than hitting a three.
One Pod at a Time | Valerie Bertinelli | Mackenzie Phillips | One Day at a Time
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26:31Mackenzie PhillipsGUEST
That was cool.
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26:31Valerie BertinelliHOST
Lassie was on the plane.
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26:32Valerie BertinelliHOST
Remember that?
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26:33Mackenzie PhillipsGUEST
Yes.
Cesar Milan: The Dog Whisperer’s Secrets to Raising a Calm, Happy & Balanced Dog
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4:03Cesar MillanGUEST
Right.
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4:03Cesar MillanGUEST
And then at the age of 10 years old, I started watching a show called Lassie and Rin Tin Tin.
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4:09Cesar MillanGUEST
And that's when the idea of becoming a dog trainer began, right? Because I wanted, who trained those dogs? They're amazing, right? And so at that time, I thought the dogs really understood words.
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4:22Cesar MillanGUEST
And so at the age of 13, I told my mom, mom, you think I could be the best dog trainer in the world? And that's when I declared what I wanted to become, right? And so my mom says, you can be whatever you want as long as I'm not a bad person, right? Because I'm from Sinaloa, so it's easier for me to become part of a cartel than the dog whisperer.
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5:38Cesar MillanGUEST
I never seen it.
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5:39Cesar MillanGUEST
In Mexico, dogs don't misbehave, right? And so in America, dogs misbehave.
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5:46Cesar MillanGUEST
And in my mind, it's like, where is Lassie? Where is Rin Tin Tin? Why not all the American dogs are doing exactly what Lassie and Rin Tin Tin were doing? I thought that all Americans didn't have dog problems.
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5:58Cesar MillanGUEST
Right.
Claws, Paws, and Laws: Protecting the Animal Performer's Brand Under the Lanham Act
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20:04Lauren E. HanssonGUEST
The next slide.
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20:09Lauren E. HanssonGUEST
Lassie.
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20:10Lauren E. HanssonGUEST
So Lassie first appeared on screen in 1943 in the MGM classic Lassie Come Home with a dog named Pal playing Lassie.
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20:19Lauren E. HanssonGUEST
Her trainer was Rudd Weatherwatz, who would later also work with the dog who played Old Yeller and the beagle who served as the New York Mets team.
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20:30Lauren E. HanssonGUEST
Powell appeared as Lassie in six other MGM films through 1951.
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20:33Lauren E. HanssonGUEST
And then, In development, Powell's trainer acquired the Lassie name and trademark from MGM.
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20:43Lauren E. HanssonGUEST
MGM apparently felt that after seven films over almost a decade, and Lassie was getting, the dog Powell was getting older at this time, that Lassie had run a course.
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20:52Lauren E. HanssonGUEST
So Weatherwax apparently acquired the rights in exchange for getting $40,000 in back pay that was apparently owed to him by MGM.
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