Crossword Clue: TV female played by several males
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- 1950's-60's title TV star
- 1950s-'70s TV heroine
- '50s TV star
- Animal who's appeared on 10 TV Guide covers
- Animal with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
- "A Boy's Best Friend" of kid lit
- Beloved collie of classic TV
- Famed collie
- Famous canine
- Famous collie of radio, TV and film
- Famous collie
- Famous fictional collie
- CBS series for 17 seasons
- Famous pet of classic TV
- Famous pet
- CBS Sunday night staple, 1954-71
- Famous TV dog
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- Hollywood collie
- Hollywood film-star dog
- Friend of Jeff, Timmy, et al.
- Hollywood hound
- Female character of old TV played by a series of male performers
- Female TV dog played by males
- Female TV dog whose portrayers were all male
- Female TV role played only by males
- Female usually played by males
- Fictional collie
- Hot dog, once
- Film collie
- Film "star" since 1943
- Cinema collie
- "I Love a ___"
- Iconic 1950s-'70s female TV role played by a male
- Iconic TV canine
- Eric Knight's heroine
- Classic TV canine
- Classic TV series set in Calverton
- Classic TV show
- Girl usually played by boys
- Girl
- Dog created by Knight
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- Dog star of '60s TV
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- Glasgow gal
- Canine celeb
- Dog with a Walk of Fame star
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- Canine who might have reported that Timmy fell down a well
- Glaswegian girl
- Heroic TV dog
- Collie of classic TV
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- Collie of film
- Collie of old-time TV
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- Noted movie and TV canine
- Movie collie dog
- Movie dog since 1943
- Movie dog
- Movie role for several dog stars
- She first appeared in a 1940 Eric Knight novel
- Pal played her in early films
- Pal was the first to play her
- Knight creation
- Knight's collie
- Knight's heroine
- Rudd Weatherwax's trainee
- Literary collie
- Laddie's date
- Old dog star
- Pooch played by Pal, Spook, Baby, Mire and Hey Hey
- Old TV canine
- Old TV dog
- Old TV series set near Calverton
- Long-haired movie star
- Long-running TV series set in Calverton
- Legendary collie
- Legendary monster said to resemble a plesiosaur
- Legendary TV pooch
- Nonhuman Hollywood Walk of Fame honoree
- Turner family dog
- TV canine
- TV classic with a whistled theme
- TV collie in various runs from the 1950s to the 1990s
- TV collie
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- TV female played by several males
- TV female played by six males
- TV pooch
- TV rescuer
- TV staple
- Weatherwax's collie
- Wee girl
- Scottish girl?
- Scottish girl
- Screen mutt — Scottish girl
- Timmy's best friend
- Timmy's dog, on classic TV
- Timmy's dog
- Timmy's four-legged pal
- Timmy's frequent savior
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- Timmy's pet on old TV
- Timmy's pet
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- Timmy's savior
- Timmy's television pooch
- Timmy's TV dog
- Young girl
- Young miss
- Tommy Rettig's co-star in 1950's TV
- Tommy Rettig's costar in 1950s TV
Recent Usage of TV female played by several males in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - Oct. 11, 2008
