There's no need to fear, because facts about the Underdog TV show are here, and they're just as heroic as you would think! From which 1950's Hollywood actress inspired one of the show's characters ...

Remembering Underdog and Sweet Polly Fri., Feb. 22, 2013. ... Reminded me that if you refer to a TV news reporter as “Sweet Polly Purebred” these days, ...

BOSTON — William Watts Biggers, the co-creator of the cartoon "Underdog," the mild-mannered canine shoeshine boy who turned into a caped superhero to rescue his girlfriend, Sweet Polly Purebred ...

The cartoon, which debuted on NBC in 1964, featured Underdog vigilantly protecting his would-be girlfriend, ace news reporter Sweet Polly Purebred from all sorts of trouble.

Underdog also is featured in a popular Visa Check Card commercial, ... Sweet Polly Purebred. Unlike “Scooby-Doo,” another toon favorite that was made as a live-action feature, ...

William Watts Biggers, the co-creator of the cartoon "Underdog," the mild-mannered canine shoeshine boy who turned into a caped superhero to rescue his girlfriend, Sweet Polly Purebred, has died.

BOSTON — William Watts Biggers, the co-creator of the cartoon “Underdog,” the mild-mannered canine shoeshine boy who turned into a caped superhero to rescue his girlfriend, Sweet Polly ...

All of the voice work for Underdog was recorded in New York City. However Norma MacMillan - who voiced Sweet Polly Purebred - recorded her lines in Los Angles. This was all according to George S.

Reminded me that if you refer to a TV news reporter as "Sweet Polly Purebred" these days, there's a good chance the person to whom you are speaking won't get the reference. www.comicbookreligion ...

William Watts Biggers, the co-creator of the cartoon "Underdog," the mild-mannered canine shoeshine boy who turned into a caped superhero to rescue his girlfriend, Sweet Polly Purebred, has died.

Disney needn't fear; "Underdog" is here. The Mouse House and Spyglass Entertainment are putting the final touches on a deal to bring the classic TV cartoon to the bigscreen as a live-action feature.

BOSTON (AP) -- William Watts Biggers, the co-creator of the cartoon "Underdog," the mild-mannered canine shoeshine boy who turned into a caped superhero to rescue his girlfriend, Sweet Polly ...