2009 44c Early TV Memories: Lassie

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Early Television Memories
Lassie

Issue Date: August 11, 2009
City: North Hollywood, CA

“Our family watched ‘Lassie’ each week and couldn’t wait until it was on.  I remember watching Lassie and thinking, “What a beautiful dog she is!”  We wondered if we could teach our collie, Teddy, the same tricks.  So my two older sisters and I would try something different every week with Teddy, but alas, Teddy wasn’t Lassie.” – Jane K.

A dog is often called man’s best friend, and that was the case in this long-running series.  From 1954-74, the show focused on the relationship of an intelligent collie and her human friends.  Loyal and protective, this canine companion constantly helped the humans out of trouble.  Little Timmy found himself in a never-ending series of predicaments.  Episodes often ended with a cliffhanger, leaving viewers wondering how this canine lady would save the day.  The collie became a symbol of faithfulness and perseverence.  Ironically, this “female” was played by a male dog.

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Early Television Memories
Lassie

Issue Date: August 11, 2009
City: North Hollywood, CA

“Our family watched ‘Lassie’ each week and couldn’t wait until it was on.  I remember watching Lassie and thinking, “What a beautiful dog she is!”  We wondered if we could teach our collie, Teddy, the same tricks.  So my two older sisters and I would try something different every week with Teddy, but alas, Teddy wasn’t Lassie.” – Jane K.

A dog is often called man’s best friend, and that was the case in this long-running series.  From 1954-74, the show focused on the relationship of an intelligent collie and her human friends.  Loyal and protective, this canine companion constantly helped the humans out of trouble.  Little Timmy found himself in a never-ending series of predicaments.  Episodes often ended with a cliffhanger, leaving viewers wondering how this canine lady would save the day.  The collie became a symbol of faithfulness and perseverence.  Ironically, this “female” was played by a male dog.