Rudman) - Bowser is a St. Bernard who is the hulking slow-witted handyman and Bruno's assistant who has a tendency to aide of hinder him. He served as the inspiration for Bruiser. Ms. Fluffé (performed by Kathryn Mullen (season 1 only) and Lisa Buckley) - A cat who is the landlady of the apartment that Eliot lives in. Ms. Fluffé often comes in conflict with Bruno over building policies and his tendency towards incompetence where Bruno generally kowtows to her. She served as the inspiration for Kitty. Episodes Series overview Season 1 (1992–93) Season 2 (1993) Season 3 (1994) Cast Muppet performers Fran Brill as Terri Springer, Colleen Barker Lisa Buckley as Ms. Fluffé (Seasons 2 and 3) Kevin Clash as Eliot Shag John Kennedy as Additional characters Noel MacNeal as Doctor (ep. 23) Jim Martin as Bob Katz (ep. 12) Joey Mazzarino as Artie Springer Brian Muehl as Bruno Carmen Osbahr as Additional characters Don Reardon as Assistant Puppeteer for Eliot Shag Martin P. Robinson as Mr. McTaggert (ep. 6), Scratch McCollie (ep. 23) David Rudman as Bowser, Bram (ep. 7) Colonel Claghound (ep. 16) Voices George Buza as Steven Tara Strong as Dot Paulina Gillis as Kitty Elizabeth Hanna as Rosie O'Gravy Dan Hennessey as Baron Von Rottweiler, Meat the Butcher (ep. 3), Additional Voices Howard Jerome as Bruiser Stephen Ouimette as Mad Dog, Mayor Kickbark James Rankin as Frisky, Screwy Louie (ep. 2) Rino Romano as Yves John Stocker as Bugsy Vile, Spunky the Flunky Stuart Stone as Eddie Ron White as Ace Hart Additional voices Len Carlson Alyson Court Colin Fox as Claude Baddeley (ep. 12) Don Francks as Fob Canine/Watchdog Keith Knight Susan Roman Ron Rubin Chris Wiggins Home releases Two VHS tapes with two episodes each were released by Sony Wonder. Much Ado About Mad Dog contains the episodes Much Ado About Mad Dog and Old Dogs, New Tricks. The Big Squeak contains the episodes The Big Squeak and Boss Bruiser. Another tape, Disobedience School was released in the UK through Channel 4 and contains the episodes Disobedience School, The Dog Pound, and Radio Daze. Dog City: The Movie was released to UK exclusive region 2 DVD, and a Region 1 DVD was released on June 8, 2010, though the series has not had any DVD release. Most episodes of all three seasons are available from Amazon Video on Demand. References External links 1990s