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[Round of 32] Astro vs. Santa's Little Helper

SolarWinds_Worldwide_LLC · 2025-02-25T16:18:09+00:00

Astro (The Jetsons) Astro is a dog of the future. He's often off chasing space cats, running on his treadmill, or joining on an adventure (sometimes with jetpack!) Astro's boundless energy and clumsy antics often lead to hilarious situations, but his big heart and loyalty to the Jetson family make him an irreplaceable…

SolarWinds_Worldwide_LLC

Astro (The Jetsons)
Astro is a dog of the future. He's often off chasing space cats, running on his treadmill, or joining on an adventure (sometimes with jetpack!) Astro's boundless energy and clumsy antics often lead to hilarious situations, but his big heart and loyalty to the Jetson family make him an irreplaceable companion.
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Santa's Little Helper (The Simpsons)
Originally a racing dog, Santa's Little Helper found his forever home with the Simpsons and quickly became a cherished member of the family. He's known for his playful energy, occasional clumsiness, and his knack for getting into trouble.

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Comments

bsburt

Santos L Halper gets the vote from me!

ecklerwr1

What can I say... I was a Jetson's kid!

ecklerwr1

Sticking with Astro.

Walshy

While it does say 50/50, Santa's Little Helper managed to claim his spot in R16 from only 5 extra votes!

donrobert5

\m/

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