dog·catch·er (dôg k ch  r, d g-)n. A dog officer. |
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| That sure sounded like a clarion call to pull the Republican lever, touch the Republican part of the electronic screen or check off the Republicans on your absentee ballot for all offices from city dogcatcher to U. Other local masterminds who may or may not be forces for good include Warren King (Greg Germann), who runs the top-secret development center, math whiz Nathan Stark (Ed Quinn) and wacked-out dogcatcher Jim Taggert (Matt Frewer), though he prefers the term ``biological control specialist. He then escapes from the dogcatcher, and when he crawls through raspberry bushes in search of Patsy Ann, he finds himself in Alaska in 1935 |
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