Beloved Dog Ted from Gone Fishing Passes Away

0:00It's April 30th. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. Beloved Dog Ted from the BBC show Mortimer and White House, Gone Fishing has passed away this week after six years stealing hearts on screen with comedians Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse. The Petterdale Terrier makes first join their fishing adventures in 2020 and quickly became a fan favorite, even earning a lifetime. Achievement Award during the Christmas Special last year. Ted was rescued from a dog's home in Surrey back in 2013 at just six months old and later lived with the show's executive producer, Lisa Clark. He brought joy to the duo's trips across the UK, messing around on river banks and charming everyone who watched. Bob and Paul shared heartfelt tributes, saying they'll miss their loyal companion terribly, while Lisa called him a treasured family pet who handled. Fame with ease, fans flooded social media with love, mourning the loss of the show's iconic

1:01pooch and the special bond he shared with the hosts. Ted's final episode airs in the ninth series later this year and a third book under his name drops in 2026 following two best sellers that boosted his 200,000 strong online following. Gone Fishing keeps rolling with its mix of laughs, friendship and quiet Riverside vibes, ensuring Ted's spirit lives on in every episode.