

Timmy from "Lassie": 'Memba Him?!
In the '50s and '60s, Jon Provost became famous playing Timmy on the TV series "Lassie." Guess what he looks like now!

In the '50s and '60s, Jon Provost became famous playing Timmy on the TV series "Lassie." Guess what he looks like now!
1. Slow news day TMZ?
Posted at 1:53PM on Jul 10th 2008 by CamsMom
2. No... I only remember Rev.Al taking it up the butt from Jesse Jackson!
Posted at 1:58PM on Jul 10th 2008 by Obama
3. Second!! Id totally DO HIM!
Posted at 2:04PM on Jul 10th 2008 by shut up and DO me.....
4. I'd do the dog.
Posted at 2:08PM on Jul 10th 2008 by asshat
5. My brother and I got an autograph from Jon a long time ago; I think it was at the L.A. County Fair. He was very nice. It's when he was still on "Lassie." That was a LONG time ago..
Posted at 2:17PM on Jul 10th 2008 by Jayne
6. Whats Lassie look like now?
I shouldn't give TMZ any ideas, they might decide to dig her up.
Posted at 2:41PM on Jul 10th 2008 by Ruf
7. One of the better, child actors - Takes us back to the times when the world was ......content.
A generation thanks you, Jon.
Posted at 3:52PM on Jul 10th 2008 by Let It Be
8. Definitely one of the better, child actors..
Brings back some beautiful and warm memories, when our world was......content..
A generation thanks you, Jon.
Posted at 5:58PM on Jul 10th 2008 by Let It Be
9. The sick thing is that Jon Provost was out in Califiornia lobbying FOR the puppy mill breeders and dog fighter breeders and tax cheat AKC breeders who don't want breeder licensing (for obvious reasons!)
He was with those creepy Weatherwaxes, hanging out with the right-wing puppy mill breeders who call everyone "commies" and hate "queers."
Good move Jon Provost. Give animal abusers a helping hand.
Posted at 4:21PM on Jul 10th 2008 by Betsy
10. I saw him on a talk show years ago, and he claims to be scarred for life from his experiences on that show. Apparently Lassie (who was always a male dog, by the way) got a little too friendly with L'il Timmy!!!!
Posted at 10:28AM on Jul 19th 2008 by Zebedee Doodah