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Starring Alan Young & Connie Hines
Season 4 (CBS) (1963-64)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
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################# Mister Ed ##################
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CBS Sundays  (26 episodes)

4.01 [79] Mister Ed: LEO DUROCHER MEETS MR. ED
29Sep63 CBS Sun
Ed, a staunch L.A. Dodger fan, spots a few batting weaknesses among the lineup while watching one of their
televised games.

4.2 [80] Mister Ed: WILBUR, POST HONORARY HORSE
6Oct63 CBS Sun
Addison has Wilbur working on the deqign of a new building he proposes to build, but Ed distracts him with
ideas for a horse book.

4.3 [81] Mister Ed: ED DISCOVERS AMERICA
13Oct63 CBS Sun
Wilbur wins a commission to build the city's American History Museum, but is stumped when he tries to come up
with a monument.

4.4 [82] Mister Ed: PATTER OF LITTLE HOOVES
20Oct63 CBS Sun
Ed enters a newspaper's puzzle contest and Wilbur ends up winning a live miniature horse, which Ed adopts as his own.

4.5 [83] Mister Ed: BE KIND TO HUMANS
27Oct63 CBS Sun
Wilbur and Ed get lost while out riding and meet three hobos. While Wilbur's back is turned, Ed invites them to
stay at the Posts' house.

4.6 [84] Mister Ed: DON'T LAUGH AT HORSES
3Nov63 CBS Sun
Wilbur and Kay's brother decide to go to a masquerade ball as a horse--and Ed takes offense.

4.7 [85] Mister Ed: GETTING ED'S GOAT
10Nov63 CBS Sun
It's Wilbur's birthday and Ed provides an added surprise when he presents Wilbur with a stray goat that he has adopted.

4.8 [86] Mister Ed: OH THOSE HATS
17Nov63 CBS Sun
Wilbur is commissioned to design a new beach house for a famous woman columnist.

4.9 [87] Mister Ed: TALLER THAN SHE
1Dec63 CBS Sun
Ed falls madly in love with a French filly, but is chagrined to find she is taller than him.

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The Kirkwoods replace the Addisons as the neighbors.
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Leon Ames as Gordon Kirkwood (1963-66)
Florence MacMichael as Winnie Kirkwood (1963-66)

4.10 [88] Mister Ed: HOME SWEET TRAILER
8Dec63 CBS Sun
Ed feels his territory threatened when Wilbur's former Air Force Commander and his wife come to town and park
their trailer in the Posts' backyard.

4.11 [89] Mister Ed: LOVE THEY NEW NEIGHBOR
15Dec63 CBS Sun
Wilbur reverts to his old Air Force behavior, becoming overly helpful around Commander Kirkwood, who has bought
the house next door.

4.12 [90] Mister Ed: ED'S CHRISTMAS STORY
22Dec63 CBS Sun
It is Christmas and Wilbur has decided to be practical in buying gifts this year...until he gets Ed's list of presents.

4.13 [91] Mister Ed: ED GETS THE MUMPS
5Jan64 CBS Sun
Ed feels neglected when the Posts and Kirkwoods look after a neighbor's baby--so he comes down with self-inflicted mumps.

4.14 [92] Mister Ed: ED'S DENTIST
12Jan64 CBS Sun
When Ed complains of a toothache, the vet comes to give him a shot for the pain. But Ed disappears when he gets a
look at the needle.

4.15 [93] Mister Ed: ED, THE SHISKEBOB
19Jan64 CBS Sun
Wilbur is invited to attend a magician's convention and decides to take both Carol and Ed along.
(The Great Blackstone guest stars.)

4.16 [94] Mister Ed: ED IN THE PEACE CORPS
2Feb64 CBS Sun
Ed is frustrated when Wilbur hires a secretary, a young Japanese exchange student whose ever-present efficiency
cramps Ed's style.

4.17 [95] Mister Ed: ED, THE DESERT RAT
16Feb64 CBS Sun
After a tiff with Wilbur, Ed heads for the wide open land, but gets lost in the desert where he encounters all
types of misadventures.

4.18 [96] Mister Ed: ED, THE DONKEY
23Feb64 CBS Sun
Ed takes offense at being called a jackass too many times, so he insists that Wilbur take him to a veterinarian
to make sure he is still a horse.

4.19 [97] Mister Ed: ED VISITS GYPSY
1Mar64 CBS Sun
Ed, who has fallen in love with a spirited filly, wants Wilbur to take him to a gypsy so that he can have his hoof read.

4.20 [98] Mister Ed: OLD SWAYBACK
8Mar64 CBS Sun
Ed befriends a poor swaybacked horse, the brunt of public ridicule, and convinces Wilbur to let the horse stay
with them.

4.21 [99] Mister Ed: MAE WEST MEETS ED
22Mar64 CBS Sun
When Ed overhears Mae West commissioning Wilbur to design ultra-deluxe stables for her horses, he becomes
dissatisfied with his own surroundings.

4.22 [100] Mister Ed: ED, THE CHAUFFEUR
12Apr64 CBS Sun
Because Wilbur scoffs at Ed's notion that there is nothing to driving a car, Ed has to show up Wilbur.

4.23 [101] Mister Ed: ED, THE MUSICIAN
19Apr64 CBS Sun
When everyone becomes involved in the local variety show, Ed feels left out. He becomes a one-man band and
practices in the barn at midnight!

4.24 [102] Mister Ed: THE PROWLER
26Apr64 CBS Sun
A prowler is loose in the neighborhood, and Wilbur plays detective with the police while Ed harbors the culprit.

4.25 [103] Mister Ed: SADDLES AND GOWNS
3May64 CBS Sun
What happens when Wilbur refuses to buy Ed a new saddle and Carol a new dress?

4.26 [104] Mister Ed: MOKO
17May64 CBS Sun
Colonel Kirkwood plans a party for his straight-laced, former Commanding General, but a little Martian changes
the outcome of the event.

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