In a TV era that would soon breed movie-star castaways and flying nuns, MISTER ED was a celebrated standard-bearer for '60s sitcom absurdity. Launched in 1960 and picked up by CBS a year later, the program followed the exploits of the title's talking horse and his owner, Wilbur (Alan Young). The series' many comical mishaps generally stemmed from Mister Ed's refusal to speak in front of anyone but Wilbur, leaving the man with no proof for his outlandish claims and opening him up to take the fall
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