Results: Memorable TV Pets - Part 2

Even in the future, man needs a best friend. In this case, Astro was beloved by the entire Jetson family. However, perhaps most by patriarch George and his son Elroy, who had a special bond the dog. Did you ever watch the Jetsons?

Comet entered the life of the Tanner family when his mother gave birth on Uncle Jesse's bed during the third season of the show. The owner let the Tanners pick one dog from the litter and young Michelle (Olsen twins) chose Comet. Over the years, Comet remained a beloved member of the Tanner clan, even when he ran away and the family searched the streets of San Francisco -- hitting all the traditional tourist attractions -- before the dog returned home. Did you watch Full House?

Rin Tin Tin was a popular children's series during the mid-to-late-1950s, featuring German shepherd Rin Tin Tin. He and trusty child sidekick Rusty, helped the soldiers of the U.S. Cavalry make sure all was well in the American West. Have you ever watched Rin Tin Tin?

A chick and a duck were not the ideal pets to house in a Manhattan apartment. Then again, Chandler (Matthew Perry) and Joey (Matt LeBlanc) were a little out there in terms of the traditional roommate dynamic. That said, the birds were like family and usually respected by the others in the group. As far as television sitcom pets go, the pair is highly underrated. Do you think the chick and the duck were good pet choices?

Marcel had a fancy for "The Lion Sleeps Tonight," a song that drove his owner crazy. Perhaps because Marcel was able to work the CD player himself. Marcel also was not above a little mischief. He was known to poop in shoes, leave the apartment building and once swallowed a Scrabble tile. In the end, Marcel became a big Hollywood star, but never forgot his buddy Ross. Did you like Marcel?