List of Mister Ed episodes

Ed feels neglected on his birthday because Wilbur is leaving him at a stable, while he goes on a 3-day fishing trip to Mexico. Ed decides to run away and join a Kiddy Park, where he gives rides to children. Wilbur finds Ed and agrees to take him with to Mexico. James Flavin appears as the stable owner. Bobby Buntrock from the TV show Hazel appears as the boy riding Mr. Ed.

Carol and Kay attempt to get their husbands to participate in the upcoming Pageant Parade. They finally agree. Wilbur hopes to ride Ed in the parade. Mr. Ed refuses because Wilbur removed Ed's phone from the barn. When Ed realizes how much it means to Carol, he agrees.

Ed writes a song for Kay's brother, Paul Fenton, an eccentric music producer who is in need of a hit. Of course, Wilbur must pretend that he wrote the song and not Ed. Paul calls Wilbur and wants to hear the lyrics sung. Wilbur says he'll have a friend (Ed) sing because he has a better voice. But things hit a snag when Paul wants Wilbur's friend (Ed) to sing the song for the recording.

Carol's dad comes to visit for the first time, and Ed has a hot date, so he visits the local car wash to get a good shower. Ed and Wilbur help to prevent Carol's father from making a bad business deal. Herb Vigran appears as Joe Burke, manager of the car wash.

Emmy Lou Harper (Joanna Dix) is the teenage daughter of the Post's new neighbors who gets them involved by asking Wilbur for a locket of hair from Ed's tail to make a love potion. But complications threaten to end the romance between Emmy Lou and her potential new boyfriend, Arthur, before it even begins, until Mister Ed decides to secretly step in to help the two teens get together. George O'Hanlon appears as Mr. Harper. Jeff Donnell appears as Mrs. Harper.

Carol and Kay discover that Chuck (Ricky Starr), the guy that clips Ed's hair, is also a fantastic hairdresser, so they convince Wilbur and Roger to make an investment that enables him to open his very own salon. One problem they hadn't counted on: He's too shy around women to cut their hair. When Chuck runs out on his first customer, Wilbur fills in. With Chuck's back to him, Ed, speaking as Chuck's conscience, convinces him to get over his fear and return to the salon.

Roger writes a letter to the editor to get rid of the bridle path that runs along the local golf course because the horses interfere with his game. Wilbur writes a rebuttal, which Ed intercepts and rewrites. The editor likes the style of writing and offers Wilbur a book deal, which goes to his head. When Ed sees how disappointed Carol is in the new Wilbur, he decides to bring Wilbur down to earth. Gale Robbins appears as Miss Meed, a literary critic.

Ed becomes unemployed after he works for a month at a riding stable owned by a Mr. Kramer (James Flavin). Meanwhile, Kay's lazy brother, Ralph Fenton (Richard Erdman), is a press agent out of work who drives Addison crazy due to his antics. Ralph and Mr. Ed's paths cross when Wilbur decides to help Ralph get publicity from Ed receiving an unemployment check. Willard Waterman appears as the Unemployment Office Manager.

Note: As Ed raises his head after Wilbur awakens him by popping a paper bag, you can see a man's hand holding Ed's leg in the lower left side of the frame.

Wilbur's 70-year-old father is engaged to be married to Emma Hoblock (Doris Packer). Wilbur, Carol, and the Addisons are all under the false impression that his bride-to-be is fifty years younger, because they meet Emma's daughter Penny (Eilene Janssen) first. To teach Wilbur a lesson, his father has Penny play along.

Hardcore Los Angeles Dodgers fan Ed calls team manager Leo Durocher to give him tips. Wilbur and Ed then go to Dodgers Stadium to help Durocher, resulting in Ed hitting an inside-the-park home run pitched by Sandy Koufax.

Ed enters Wilbur in a newspaper puzzle contest and Wilbur ends up winning a miniature horse which Ed adopts as his own son. The little fellow promptly eats Roger's prized roses. Leo Fuchs appears as Mr. Rasmussen, the near sighted man from the Animal Regulation Bureau.

Ed is attracted to a British filly named Penelope, but she only dates horses that are taller than she is, so Ed wants Wilbur to provide him with elevated horse shoes. Henry Corden appears as the Blacksmith.

Wilbur's former Air Force commander, Gordon Kirkwood (Leon Ames) and his wife Winnie (Florence MacMichael) come to town and park their trailer in the Post's back yard while they wait to settle on their new home next door. As the trailer is sitting there, Ed feels that his territory is being invaded.

Wilbur travels to San Francisco for a magician's convention. He enters an illusion contest, using Mr. Ed as his assistant in a potentially dangerous trick, the "spears through the horse" trick. While there, Carol goes on a shopping spree with her friend Judy (Beverly Wills). Ed takes all the packages that Carol bought and hopes to use them as shields while in Wilbur's magic trick box. Peter Leeds appears a Marty Bixby, a friend of Wilbur's, who is also an amateur magician.

Mister Ed is suffering from nightmares, so Wilbur goes to a psychiatrist (Richard Deacon) to see if he has any suggestions. Doctor Stekel suggests getting a hobby, possibly playing an instrument. So, Wilbur tells this to Ed. Ed becomes a one-horse-band.

Kirkwood plans a party for his strait-laced, former Commanding General Bromley (Robert Barrat). But problems arise when a little Martian causes Kirkwood to invite the beautiful actress Gloria Laverne (Joan Tabor). Moko the Martian then secretly crashes the party and turns the dull party into a swinging one.

Kirkwood, feeling old, tries to find a small business to invest in. Ed, also feeling old, creates a juice that is so invigorating and tasty that Wilbur wants to mass produce and market it. However, Ed refuses to disclose the secret formula. Neil Hamilton appears as Mr. Robard, a potential investor in the juice.

Ed doesn't want to leave his stall as his horoscope predicts doom if he does. Wilbur takes Ed out anyway and soon bad things start to happen. Carol brings a collection of items that were gathered for an auction and stores them in Ed's barn. The collection of objects reveal a fierce looking dragon horse that Ed believes will hex him. Carol finds a buyer for the dragon horse, but Wilbur finds out that Ed dumped it in the lake.

Carol prepares a ranger outing for girls. Wilbur is asked to do the same type of things for the boys also. Ed is interested in participating.

Having previously been successful in helping to apprehend Russian spies possessing stolen microfilm, the Chief of the Secret Intelligence Agency, J. G. Slattery (James Flavin), calls on Wilbur to find a tiny secret radio that has disappeared. Ed finds the clue in a Chinese restaurant which is the hideout to a foreign spy named Kosh (Oscar Beregi) and his assistant Derrick (Henry Brandon).

The Secret Intelligence Agency want Ed and Wilbur to go undercover again to fight the spies Kosh and Derrick, who have stolen an unknown American secret formula. Ed and Wilbur have to figure out the "hip code" that Mai Ling (Nobu McCarthy) uses to transfer information in the Chinese restaurant.