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Starring Alan Young & Connie Hines
Season 6 (CBS) (1965-66)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
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################# Mister Ed ##################
############# Season 6 1965-66 ###############
############## (final season) ################
CBS Sundays (13 episodes) (possibly in color)

6.1 [131] Mister Ed: ED, THE COUNTERSPY
12Sep65 CBS Sun
Ed discovers three spies using the park to drop secret messages, and Wilbur gets in over his head when he finds
a roll of microfilm.

6.2 [132] Mister Ed: ED A GO-GO
19Sep65 CBS Sun
When a builder/neighbor needs an architect, Ed decides that a fondness for go-go music might help Wilbur get the job.

6.3 [133] Mister Ed: COLDFINGER - aka - ED SNIFFS OUT A COLD CUE
26Sep65 CBS Sun
The Secret Intelligence Agency Chief calls Wilbur to find a tiny secret radio that has disappeared. Ed finds the only clue.

6.4 [134] Mister Ed: ED BREAKS THE HIP CODE - aka - SPIES STRIKE BACK
3Oct65 CBS Sun
Wilbur and Ed are threatened by spies from whom they recovered a secret miniature radio for the Secret Intelligence Agency.

6.5 [135] Mister Ed: LOVE AND THE SINGLE HORSE
10Oct65 CBS Sun
Guest Stars:
Irene Ryan and Raymond Bailey from "The Beverly Hillbillies"
Carol tries to publish Ed's memoirs.

6.6 [136] Mister Ed: ANYBODY GOT A ZEBRA? - aka - MONKEY INVOLVED IN A SPY RING
17Oct65 CBS Sun
The Secret Intelligence Agency calls on Wilbur to discover who has been stealing papers from the SIA. Naturally,
Wilbur turns to Ed.

6.7 [137] Mister Ed: ED WINS A COLOR TELEVISION SET - aka - TV OR NOT TV
24Oct65 CBS Sun
Ed answers a tough question about chess on a radio quiz and wins a color television set for Wilbur.

6.8 [138] Mister Ed: THE HORSE AND THE PUSSYCAT
31Oct65 CBS Sun
Carol offers to look after a friend's cat, but it's Wilbur who is stuck with the extra work, causing him to neglect Ed.

6.9 [139] Mister Ed: DON'T SKIN THAT BEAR
7Nov65 CBS Sun
Wilbur and Carol receive a bearskin rug as a gift and Ed wants Wilbur to return it. Wilbur refuses, until
it gets up to chase him.

6.10 [140] Mister Ed: ED, THE BRIDEGROOM
26Dec65 CBS Sun
Ed pleads with Wilbur to get a justice of the peace to perform a marriage ceremony for him and his favorite filly.

6.11 [141] Mister Ed:
MY HORSE HATES MOTORCYCLES -aka- ED AQUIRES A RIVAL--A MOTORCYCLE -aka - ED AND THE MOTORCYCLE
2Jan66 CBS Sun
Ed decides he will only be ridden bareback--so Wilbur rents a motorcycle.

6.12 [142] Mister Ed: CHEROKEE ED
9Jan66 CBS Sun
Ed discovers he is part-Indian steed and refuses association with a parrot descended from one belonging to General Custer.

6.13 [143] Mister Ed: MR. ED GOES TO COLLEGE (final episode)
20Feb66 CBS Sun (some sources - 6Feb66)
Ignoring Wilbur's pleas to stick to being a horse, Ed makes up his mind to go to college to become a doctor.

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