Beloved BBC canine star dies as co-stars pay touching tribute
The Patterdale Terrier mix has been a fixture on the BBC show for six years
www.independent.co.ukTed the dog from Gone Fishing has passed away. Multiple outlets reported his death in late April 2026, with tributes from Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse and confirmation that Ted will make a final appearance in the upcoming series. He was a beloved on-screen presence and longtime companion on the BBC show, having joined the cast in series three.[1][7][9]
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The Patterdale Terrier mix has been a fixture on the BBC show for six years
www.independent.co.ukThe beloved pooch was adopted from a Surrey dog home when he was approximately six months old
www.gbnews.comWe are thrilled to announce that Ted, the lovable canine companion from the BBC series "Gone Fishing," has embarked on a new adventure as the Ambassadog for the Assistance Dog Assessment Association (ADAA). Ted, the Patterdale is best known for his cheeky underbite and his heartwarming presence alongside hosts Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse in the BBC series Gone Fishing. This year he has consulted with his agent and decided to extend his professional portfolio by becoming an Ambassadog for th
www.theadaa.orgTed was a regular star from the third season onwards.
www.digitalspy.comThat show won't feel the same now
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