Ted, the beloved dog from the BBC show Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing, has passed away at the age of 15. The Patterdale Terrier mix had been a fixture on the fishing programme for six years, accompanying hosts Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse.
Heartfelt Tributes from the Hosts
Both Mortimer and Whitehouse paid heartfelt tributes to Ted, describing him as a "greatest little chum" and "a species all of his own". Mortimer remarked, "He's gone to the great briefcase emporium in the sky," referencing Ted's famous habit of carrying a briefcase on set.
Ted's Rescue and Rise to Stardom
Ted belonged to the show's executive producer, Lisa Clark, who rescued him from a dog's home in Surrey when he was six months old. He made his debut in series three and quickly became a scene-stealing star, winning the hearts of viewers and crew alike.
Final Appearance
He will make his final appearance in the upcoming series of Gone Fishing. The show's social media channels shared a tribute, saying, "Ted brought so much joy to everyone on set and at home. He will be deeply missed."
- Ted was a Patterdale Terrier mix, known for his playful antics.
- He appeared in six series of the BBC show.
- His favourite prop was a miniature briefcase that he would carry around.
Fans have also taken to social media to express their sadness, with many sharing memories of Ted's best moments on the show.
