A leash comes off, dogs play fight and things go generally awry during a segment with 'Dog Whisperer' Cesar Milan on the fourth hour of 'Today' (weekdays, 7AM ET on NBC).

Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford unsuccessfully attempt to wrangle a pair of dogs while discussing training techniques with Milan. Eventually, a handler steps in and removes one of the misbehaving pups while Milan looks on and laughs.

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Fox is looking to turn National Geographic's Cesar Millan, aka the Dog Whisperer, into a funny idea for a sitcom. And no, that's not the part they hope is funny.

The network is looking to cast That 70's Show's Wilmer Valderrama in the potential sitcom's title role, assuming it's called "The Dog Whisperer." Hung's co-executive producer Emily Kapnek will write the show's pilot.

If this gets to the air and becomes a wild success, just imagine the bar this could set for other reality show stars to get their own half-hour sitcom. Then again, try not to or your skull will cave in.

Since 'That 70's Show' went off the air, Wilmer Valderrama has been better known for his tabloid exploits than for his acting. Now it's time to find out if his bite can still live up to his bark in a new sitcom based on 'Dog Whisperer.'

According to Variety, Valderrama has been tapped by Fox to star in a new sitcom based on the National Geographic Channel series, which follows the adventures of canine guru Cesar Millan.

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Today on TV Squad Daily:

• The Sopranos is having a tough time getting a permit to film in a New Jersey town, partially because the mayor's wife is not a fan.
  
• Real-life dog whisperer Caesar Millan will guest star as himself later this month on Ghost Whisperer.
• Ten years from now, Antonella Barba may be the first person to have a legitimate claim that "American Idol ruined my life." Let's hope not.
  

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