Mister Ed

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A Horse Tale: Interviews is about Mr Ed and the making of it and other.

Alan Young discusses the Studebaker Lark Fact Book available at your local Studebaker Dealers. It was a very good analysis of Studebaker vs. all Competitors. It's actually a very good read.

Wilbur is overwhelmed when he goes into his barn and his horse starts talking to him. Wilbur's wife and neigbors think he's crazy when he tries to tell them. Ed says that he will only talk to Wilbur and nobody else.

Wilbur is trying to win a contract to build a clubhouse, but Ed gets him into trouble and botches the idea.

Carol gets wrapped up in a woman's club and completely ignores Wilbur. It's up to Ed to try and help her overcome the obsession.

After finding a grey hair on his tail, Ed is convinced that he is getting old and wants a boy of his own to carry Ed's name.

Business makes Wibur take an office down town. Ed feels unwanted and decides to get out of Wilbur's way for good.

Ed is used as a model for a park statue glorifying the American Palimino, but Ed refuses to go any further when he finds out something about his ancestry.

Ed gets accidentally hit in the head with a bucket of carrots and he can't remember Wilbur or who he is.

When Ed causes a newsboy to lose his job, Wilbur and Addison each suspect each other of being the one who did it.

While Wilbur is working on nice living quarters for an elephant, Ed is taking apples from Addison's apple tree.

Ed, who is a die-hard Dogers fan, notices some weaknesses from the line-up while watching a televised game. Ed then takes it to the field when he himself bats a few and slides onto bases himself at the L.A. Dodgers Stadium.

Addison gets Wilbur to come up with a design for a building that Addison wants to build. Ed then distracts Wilbur with ideas for a horse book.

The city's American History Museum offers Wilbur a task to build a monument. The best part is that they offer Wilbur a commision, but he doesn't know what he should create.

Wilbur buys a stereo for him and Carol's anniversary, but Carol complains that it isn't a very personal gift.

Kirkwood goes over the line in playing with pool sharks so Ed comes to his rescue.

Ed writes to Dear Abby on account of getting a bachelor stall.

Ed discovers that some spies are using the park to drop secret messages. When Wilbur then finds some microfilm, his imagination starts to fly.

A neighbor who happens to be a builder needs an architect. Ed comes up with an idea that go-go music might just help Wilbur get that job.

The Chief of the Secret Intelligence Agency calls on Wilbur to find a tiny secret radio that has disappeared. Ed finds the only clue to it.