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Starring Alan Young & Connie Hines
Season 3 (CBS) (1962-63)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
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################# Mister Ed ##################
############# Season 3 1962-63 ###############
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CBS Thursdays 7:30-8:00pm Eastern (26 episodes)

3.1 [53] Mister Ed: ED GETS AMNESIA
27Sep62 CBS Thur
Ed is accidentally hit in the head with a bucket of carrots and gets amnesia. He doesn't remember or recognize Wilbur.

3.2 [54] Mister Ed: WILBUR, THE GOOD SAMARATIN
4Oct62 CBS Thur
When Ed inadvertently causes a newsboy to lose his job, Wilbur and Addison each suspect the other of being the heavy.

3.3 [55] Mister Ed: WILBUR AND ED IN SHOW BIZ
11Oct62 CBS Thur
While Wilbur is working on plush living quarters for an elephant, Ed is swiping apples from Addison's apple tree.

3.4 [56] Mister Ed: THE BASHFUL CLIPPER
18Oct62 CBS Thur
Wilbur thinks that Ed looks unkempt and needs a clipping. He engages an accomplished young hairdresser to do the job.

3.5 [57] Mister Ed: ED AND THE ALLERGY
25Oct62 CBS Thur
Wilbur has promised to take Ed camping, but Addison's mother-in-law arrives and upsets their plans.

3.6 [58] Mister Ed: HORSE SENSE
1Nov62 CBS Thur
Addison's letter to the editor fails when he wants the bridle path removed in favor of extending the golf course.

3.7 [59] Mister Ed: WILBUR ON THE LIONS DEN
8Nov62 CBS Thur
Ed talks Wilbur into taking him to the park for some kite flying, much to the chagrin of Carol and the Addisons.

3.8 [60] Mister Ed: HORSE PARTY - aka - HORSE PLAY
15Nov62 CBS Thur
Ed realizes that it's his birthday and tries to talk Wilbur into throwing him a party.

3.9 [61] Mister Ed: ED, THE PILGRIM
22Nov62 CBS Thur
Ed talks himself out of Thanksgiving dinner; in trying to rectify the situation he tells Wilbur the real story
of Thanksgiving.

3.10 [62] Mister Ed: DISAPPEARING HORSE
29Nov62 CBS Thur
Ed is reluctant to appear as part of Wilbur's variety show magic act.

3.11 [63] Mister Ed: ED AND PAUL REVERE
6Dec62 CBS Thur
As chairman of the Community Art Committee, Addison hires a sculptor to do a statue of his ancestor, Paul Revere.

3.12 [64] Mister Ed: WILBUR, THE MASHER
13Dec62 CBS Thur
Wilbur, while riding in the park, gets into trouble with a beautiful married woman--while Ed is smitten with
the filly she is riding.

3.13 [65] Mister Ed: HORSE OF A DIFFERENT COLOR
20Dec62 CBS Thur
Addison stands to make a lot of money when the circus comes to town, as they will be using his property.

3.14 [66] Mister Ed: ED AND THE BICYCLE
3Jan63 CBS Thur
Ed's feelings are hurt when Wilbur takes up bicycling, but he gets the last laugh when Wilbur realizes that
he can't talk to a bicycle.

3.15 [67] Mister Ed: OLD ROCKIN' CHAIR
10Jan63 CBS Thur
Wilbur builds a unique rocking chair out of Ed's old shoes, but no one appreciates Wilbur's efforts until an
antique dealer becomes interested.

3.16 [68] Mister Ed: BIG PINE LODGE
17Jan63 CBS Thur
The Posts and Addisons decide to take Ed with them when they go skiing at Big Pine Lodge. Ed aids them in
outsmarting card sharks.

3.17 [69] Mister Ed: UNEMPLOYMENT SHOW
24Jan63 CBS Thur
Ed becomes unemployed after Wilbur puts him to work at the stable. Then he feels he is entitled to unemployment insurance.

3.18 [70] Mister Ed: HORSE TALK
31Jan63 CBS Thur
Ed and Wilbur come to the aid of a handyman who was unjustly accused of doping a horse before a big race.

3.19 [71] Mister Ed: ED AND THE SECRET SERVICE
7Feb63 CBS Thur
Carol and Kay try to emulate the First Lady and make their husbands join the hunt club. Wilbur wants to ride Ed
in the hunt--but Ed won't jump.

3.20 [72] Mister Ed: WORKING WIVES
14Feb63 CBS Thur
After curbing their wives' spending, Wilbur and Addison are left to the housework when the women find jobs to
earn their own money.

[--] 21Feb63 - some sources "Ed the Emancipator" (see 24Mar63)

3.21 [73] Mister Ed: WILBUR'S FATHER
28Feb63 CBS Thur
Wilbur's father is planning to remarry. Ed tricks Wilbur into thinking that the woman's daughter is the bride.

3.22 [74] Mister Ed: THE PRICE OF APPLES
7Mar63 CBS Thur
Ed is taken with a mad desire for Addison's apples and becomes an appleholic, but Addison is unsympathetic.

3.23 [75] Mister Ed: ED, THE ZEBRA
21Mar63 CBS Thur
When Addison wants him to pose for an undignified contest photo, Ed runs away to the zoo incognito.
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Moves to Sundays
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3.24 [76] Mister Ed: ED, THE EMANCIPATOR
24Mar63 CBS Sun (some sources - 21Feb63)
Wilbur and Carol buy Kay Addison a cockatoo for her birthday, much to the disappointment of Addison--but to
the delight of Ed.

3.25 [77] Mister Ed: DOCTOR ED
31Mar63 CBS Sun
When Addison's TV set goes on the blink, he borrows the one in Wilbur's office. Ed is upset because he can't
watch his favorite doctor series.

3.26 [78] Mister Ed: THE BLESSED EVENT
12May63 CBS Sun
Ed is happy to learn he is about to become an uncle, and starts typing a list of names suitable for a young colt.

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