Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: January 5, 1961
Seasons: 6
Episodes: 143
Networks: CBS, Syndication
Genres: Comedy, Family

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Mister Ed(1961)

TMDB Rating: 6.8 (47 votes)

Overview

Wilbur Post and his wife Carol move into a beautiful new home. When Wilbur takes a look in his new barn, he finds that the former owner left his horse behind. This horse is no ordinary horse . . . he can talk, but only to Wilbur, which leads to all sorts of misadventures for Wilbur and his trouble-making sidekick Mister Ed.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 1961Avg: 8.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The First Meeting	Jan 5, 1961	8.0
2	The Ventriloquist	Jan 12, 1961	0.0
3	Busy Wife	Jan 19, 1961	0.0
4	Kiddy Park	Jan 26, 1961	0.0
5	Stable for Three	Feb 2, 1961	0.0
6	Sorority House	Feb 9, 1961	0.0
7	Ed the Lover	Feb 16, 1961	0.0
8	Pageant Show	Feb 23, 1961	0.0
9	The Aunt	Mar 2, 1961	0.0
10	The Missing Statue	Mar 9, 1961	0.0
11	Ed the Witness	Mar 16, 1961	0.0
12	Ed's Mother	Mar 23, 1961	0.0
13	Ed the Tout	Mar 30, 1961	0.0
14	Ed the Songwriter	Apr 6, 1961	0.0
15	Ed the Stoolpigeon	Apr 13, 1961	0.0
16	Psychoanalyst Show	Apr 20, 1961	0.0
17	A Man for Velma	Apr 27, 1961	0.0
18	Ed's New Shoes	May 4, 1961	0.0
19	Little Boy	May 11, 1961	0.0
20	Ed Agrees to Talk	May 18, 1961	0.0
21	The Mustache	May 21, 1961	0.0
22	The Other Woman	Jun 4, 1961	0.0
23	Ed Cries Wolf	Jun 11, 1961	0.0
24	The Contest	Jun 18, 1961	0.0
25	Pine Lake Lodge	Jun 25, 1961	0.0
26	Wilbur Sells Ed	Jul 2, 1961	0.0

Season 2

26 episodes • 1961

#	Episode	Air Date
1	My Son, My Son	Oct 1, 1961
2	The Horsetronaut	Oct 8, 1961
3	Ed's Ancestors	Oct 15, 1961
4	Ed the Redecorator	Oct 22, 1961
5	Ed the Jumper	Oct 29, 1961
6	Ed the Voter	Nov 5, 1961
7	Hunting Show	Nov 12, 1961
8	Mister Ed's Blues	Nov 19, 1961
9	Ed the Hero	Nov 26, 1961
10	Ed, the Salesman	Dec 3, 1961
11	Ed and the Elephant	Dec 17, 1961
12	The Wrestler	Jan 7, 1962
13	Ed's Bed	Jan 14, 1962
14	Ed the Beneficiary	Jan 21, 1962
15	Zsa Zsa	Jan 28, 1962
16	Horse Wash	Feb 4, 1962
17	Ed the Horse Doctor	Feb 11, 1962
18	George Burns Meets Mister Ed	Feb 18, 1962
19	Ed's Word of Honor	Feb 25, 1962
20	No Horses Allowed	Mar 4, 1962
21	Bald Horse	Mar 18, 1962
22	Ed's New Neighbors	Mar 25, 1962
23	Ed the Beachcomber	Apr 1, 1962
24	Lie Detector	Apr 8, 1962
25	Clint Eastwood Meets Mister Ed	Apr 22, 1962
26	Ed the Matchmaker	Apr 29, 1962

Season 3

26 episodes • 1962

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Ed Gets Amnesia	Sep 27, 1962
2	Wilbur, the Good Samaritan	Oct 4, 1962
3	Wilbur and Ed in Showbiz	Oct 11, 1962
4	The Bashful Clipper	Oct 18, 1962
5	Ed and the Allergy	Oct 25, 1962
6	Horse Sense	Nov 1, 1962
7	Wilbur in the Lion's Den	Nov 8, 1962
8	Horse Party	Nov 15, 1962
9	Ed the Pilgrim	Nov 22, 1962
10	Disappearing Horse	Nov 29, 1962
11	Ed and Paul Revere	Dec 6, 1962
12	Wilbur the Masher	Dec 13, 1962
13	Horse of a Different Color	Dec 20, 1962
14	Ed and the Bicycle	Jan 3, 1963
15	Ol' Rockin' Chair	Jan 10, 1963
16	Big Pine Lodge	Jan 17, 1963
17	Unemployment Show	Jan 24, 1963
18	Horse Talk	Jan 31, 1963
19	Ed and the Secret Service	Feb 7, 1963
20	Working Wives	Feb 14, 1963
21	Wilbur's Father	Feb 28, 1963
22	The Price of Apples	Mar 7, 1963
23	Ed the Zebra	Mar 21, 1963
24	Ed the Emancipator	Mar 24, 1963
25	Doctor Ed	Mar 31, 1963
26	The Blessed Event	May 12, 1963

Season 4

26 episodes • 1963

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Leo Durocher Meets Mister Ed	Sep 29, 1963
2	Wilbur Post, Honorary Horse	Oct 6, 1963
3	Ed Discovers America	Oct 13, 1963
4	Patter of Little Hooves	Oct 20, 1963
5	Be Kind to Humans	Oct 27, 1963
6	Don't Laugh at Horses	Nov 3, 1963
7	Getting Ed's Goat	Nov 10, 1963
8	Oh, Those Hats!	Nov 17, 1963
9	Taller Than She	Dec 1, 1963
10	Home Sweet Trailer	Dec 8, 1963
11	Love Thy New Neighbor	Dec 15, 1963
12	Ed's Christmas Story	Dec 22, 1963
13	Ed Gets the Mumps	Jan 5, 1964
14	Ed's Dentist	Jan 12, 1964
15	Ed the Shish Kebab	Jan 19, 1964
16	Ed in the Peace Corps	Feb 2, 1964
17	Ed the Desert Rat	Feb 16, 1964
18	Ed the Donkey	Feb 23, 1964
19	Ed Visits a Gypsy	Mar 1, 1964
20	Ol' Swayback	Mar 8, 1964
21	Mae West Meets Mister Ed	Mar 22, 1964
22	Ed the Chauffeur	Apr 12, 1964
23	Ed the Musician	Apr 19, 1964
24	The Prowler	Apr 26, 1964
25	Saddles and Gowns	May 3, 1964
26	Moko	May 17, 1964

Season 5

26 episodes • 1964

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Hi-Fi Horse	Oct 4, 1964
2	Ed the Pool Player	Oct 11, 1964
3	Ed Writes Dear Abby	Oct 18, 1964
4	Tunnel to Freedom	Oct 25, 1964
5	The Heavy Rider	Dec 30, 1964
6	Ed the Pilot	Jan 6, 1965
7	Animal Jury	Jan 13, 1965
8	What Kind of Foal Am I?	Jan 20, 1965
9	Ed the Race Horse	Jan 27, 1965
10	Ed's Juice Stand	Feb 3, 1965
11	Like Father, Like Horse	Feb 10, 1965
12	Ed the Stowaway	Feb 17, 1965
13	Never Ride Horses	Feb 24, 1965
14	Ed the Sentry	Mar 3, 1965
15	Ed's Diction Teacher	Mar 10, 1965
16	Ed the Godfather	Mar 17, 1965
17	Ed's Contact Lenses	Mar 24, 1965
18	The Dragon Horse	Mar 31, 1965
19	Ed's Cold Tail	Apr 7, 1965
20	The Bank Robbery	Apr 14, 1965
21	My Horse, the Mailman	Apr 28, 1965
22	Whiskers and Tails	May 5, 1965
23	Robin Hood Ed	May 12, 1965
24	Ed the Artist	May 19, 1965
25	Jon Provost Meets Mister Ed	Jun 9, 1965
26	My Horse, the Ranger	Jun 16, 1965

Season 6

13 episodes • 1965

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Ed the Counterspy	Sep 12, 1965
2	Ed-a-Go-Go	Sep 19, 1965
3	Coldfinger	Sep 26, 1965
4	Spies Strike Back	Oct 3, 1965
5	Love and the Single Horse	Oct 10, 1965
6	Anybody Got a Zebra?	Oct 17, 1965
7	TV or Not TV	Oct 24, 1965
8	The Horse and the Pussycat	Oct 31, 1965
9	Don't Skin That Bear	Nov 7, 1965
10	Ed the Bridegroom	Dec 26, 1965
11	Ed and the Motorcycle aka my horse hates Motorcycle	Jan 2, 1966
12	Cherokee Ed	Jan 9, 1966
13	Ed Goes to College	Feb 6, 1966

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