Introduction
Everyone has a favorite TV show, and if yours is Ghosted, then you’re in for a treat. Ghosted is an American sitcom that focuses on the supernatural world. It premiered in late 2017, ran 16 episodes, then Fox canceled it in 2018 after one season.
Even though it was a short and sweet series, many people loved it – possibly including you. With no more episodes to watch, it makes sense to relive the joy that the show brought you by looking for Ghosted inspired dog names. The Ghosted show may have ended, but it lives on in your new dog.
Ghosted Inspired Dog Names in Pop Culture
If you can’t convince your family that a Ghosted dog name is suitable for your new pooch, then have a plan B. Find a dog in pop culture or another film that your family like the name of, but still connects to your favorite TV show. They’ll be none the wiser, and everyone will be happy.
An ordinary dog name and one that appears in both Ghosted and two other movies is Max. Max Jennifer, played by Adam Scott, features in Ghosted as a former Stanford professor and a book store employee. He wrote a book on the multiverse, a hypothetical group of universes, and aliens abducted his wife. No one believed this happened, and he was fired from Stanford University as a result.
Max is a strong name for both humans and dogs and is the name of a Belgian Sheepdog in the 2015 movie Max. Max fought alongside Kyle in Afghanistan. When Kyle dies, Max is seemingly beyond help, displaying aggressive behavior.
Kyle’s family adopt Max, but Max is only calm around Kyle’s brother, Justin. Justin wants nothing to do with the dog but eventually warms up to him. Over time, Justin grows to love Max, and Max learns to trust those around him. The film is a family drama and a tear-jerker of massive proportions. It earned $44 million in the Box Office.
Max is also the name of a genetically-altered Tibetan Mastiff in the 1993 horror movie, Man’s Best Friend. An EMAX genetic research facility employer contacts a TV reporter to report on the lab’s atrocities. Once the worker gets back to work, an animal kills her, with Dr. Jarret, EMAX owner, sedating the animal and covering up what happened.
Later, the reporter, Lori, arrives, breaks into the facility and frees Max the Tibetan Mastiff. Max is a killer dog, but Lori is not aware. She forms a bond with him, not knowing he’s genetically altered. He has the DNA of snakes, big cats, birds of prey, and chameleons. As a result, he’s lightning fast, strong, and has enhanced senses. He’s also prone to rage, with Dr. Jarrett keeping him calm with drugs.
He adores Lori, but whenever she turns her back, he creates chaos. He kills neighborhood cats, murders the mailman, and creates utter havoc. Max’s reign of terror comes to an end with Dr. Jarret shooting him and pushing him onto an electrical cage. Not before he mates with a Collie and passes on his DNA.
Ghosted Inspired Dog Name Considerations
Before you get too involved in Ghosted inspired dog names, take a moment to factor in things that could sway your decision. Not every Ghosted inspired dog name will suit your dog or will make sense. You have to put a lot of thought into the best Ghosted dog names.
The first consideration is gender. Is your dog a male or female? Some names you find that relate to Ghosted are ideal for both, such as Ghost – a variant of Ghosted. However, a tag like Tom, the Ghosted creator, will only suit a male. This consideration is an important one, so don’t skip it. Otherwise, you can end up with a male dog called Amber.
As crucial as gender, is your dog’s personality. Sometimes, you’ll get to know a TV character and understand how their nature would resonate with that of your dog. Take Max Jennifer, for example. He’s persistent and stubborn, eager to get the truth. Is your dog a bit stubborn too? Max as a Ghosted inspired dog name could be perfect.
Finally, think about whether you’ll choose character-only names, or branch out to the crew, producers, composers, and other key players as well. There is more to any TV show than the people that appear on the cameras. Once you carry out all possible considerations, you will end up with the best Ghosted inspired dog name to suit your new family addition.
Male Ghosted Inspired Dog Names
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Ghost
Of Ghosted, the sitcom's name
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Craig
The actor who played Leroy Wright
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Robin
Of Robinson, Craig's surname
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Leroy
A mall cop and former police detective
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Max
Max Jennifer is a book store employee
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Barry
A Bureau scientist
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Shaw
Barry's surname
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Adeel
The actor who played Barry
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Merv
The Captain of the Bureau Underground
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Kevin
The actor who plays Merv
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Clay
Of Clay Layton, the Ghosted composer
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Layton
Clay's surname
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Tom
Tom Gormican is the executive producer
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Oly
Oly Obst is a producer
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Jon
Of Jonathon Krisel, involved in production
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Paul
Paul Lieberstein is involved in production
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Crowley
Of Crowley Etten Productions
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Fox
The TV channel that played Ghosted
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Dean
Dean Holland directed episode three
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Rob
Of Rob Schrab who directed the Lockdown episode
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Kyle
Kyle Newacheck from The Machine
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Sean
Sean Clements wrote the fourth episode of Ghosted
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Ryan
Of Ryan Ridley, the fifth episode writer
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Jay
Involved in writing The Premonition episode
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Leo
Of Leo Allen, The Article writer
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Blitz
The surname of writer Andy Blitz
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Beemo
The name of the second episode of Ghosted
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Sam
Episode six title
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Stud
From the seventh episode of Ghost Studz
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Blake
Of Blake McCormick who wrote the second episode, Bee-Mo
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Female Ghosted Inspired Dog Names
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Twitter
The way Ghosted had its debut
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Tweet
The method for learning about Ghosted
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Ally
Ally Walker appeared as Ava
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Ava
The Bureau captain
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Annie
Annie Carver is a Bureau technological employee
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Amber
Played the role of Annie
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Minnie
A play on Merv Minette's surname
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Claire
Claire Jennifer is Max's wife, abducted by aliens
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Britt
Britt Lower played the guest role of Claire Jennifer
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Naomi
Of Naomi Scott, an executive producer
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Delilah
Played by Edi
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Edi
Of Edi Patterson, the actress
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Whispa
A play on the third episode title, Whispers
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Sally
Sally Bradford McKenna wrote the third episode
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Leila
Of Leila Strachan who wrote The Machine episode
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Jamie
Jamie Babbit directed the sixth episode
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Sammy
A variant of Sam, the title of episode six
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Sarah
Sarah Peters, the writer of Ghost Studz
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Jen
Jen Arnold directed Snatcher, the ninth episode
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Rebecca
The writer of episode 12
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Becca
Short for Rebecca, a script writer
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Bex
A variant of Becca and Rebecca
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Charla
The writer of episode 14
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Claire
Claire Scanlon produced the 14th episode of Ghosted
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Wendey
Wendey Stanzler wrote the final episode of Ghosted
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Checker
Of Agent Checker, played by Linc Hand
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Linc
The name of the actor who plays Agent Checker
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Foxy
A play on Fox, the broadcaster for the show
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Carver
The surname of Annie, the Bureau employee
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Pilot
Always the name of the first episode
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Written by Jenna Van Der Hoorn
Published: 04/26/2019, edited: 01/30/2020
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