Puppy Bowl

Adorable puppies play in mock football game

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About Puppy Bowl

Released: 2005

Platform: Max

Rating: TV-PG

Run time: 1 Seasons Available (2 Episodes)

Cast
No Host, Scott Graham

Puppy Bowl

About Puppy Bowl

Puppy Bowl is an annual television program that premieres on the Animal Planet cable network during the Super Bowl's counter-programming. Instead of football players, the show features puppies from shelters and rescue organizations playing in a model stadium filled with chew toys.

Making / Production

The Puppy Bowl is produced by Discovery Communications. It was first aired in 2005 and has continued airing every year on Super Bowl Sunday.

Actors

  • Referee: The referee's role is played by a variety of different hosts over the years. They are responsible for "officiating" the puppy play, calling penalties for puppy fouls (like napping on the field).
  • Puppies: The real stars of the show, these canine actors are sourced from several animal shelters and rescue organizations across the country. Their playful antics and adorable looks add to the charm of the show.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • All the puppies featured in the show are available for adoption.
  • The show has led to increased adoption rates for the featured puppies.
  • Puppy Bowl even features a Kitty Halftime Show, highlighting feline friends who are also up for adoption.
  • The show has a "tail"-gate party prior to the main event to entertain the audience.

Awards

While the Puppy Bowl has not won traditional television awards, it has been heralded for its mission of raising awareness about pet adoption and rescuing animals from shelters.

Quotes

  • "Puppy Bowl, where every player is the cutest."
  • "Ruff vs Fluff, who will win the Chewy Lombarky Trophy this year?"
  • "Sure, the Big Game is exciting, but have you seen the Puppy Bowl?"

Music, Soundtrack

  • The show mostly features music that mimics the sound of a sports broadcast. It greatly adds to the overall charm and playful nature of the show.