Back in our early days in Wisconsin, we spent a lot of family time watching TV. It was also a way of learning English and watching the snow fall on the grass.
One of our favorites was “Mr. Ed”, or “Que cosa mas grande, un caballo que habla” as my mother used to say!
The Amazing “Mr. Ed” made its debut on this day in 1961.
It was first on syndication and then became a part of the CBS lineup in the fall or October 1961. Our family picked it up in 1964-65.
One of my favorite shows was when Mr. Ed went to Dodger Stadium.
By the way, Mr. Young (or Wilbur as Mr. Ed called him) died in May 1996.
I loved this show!
One of our favorites was “Mr. Ed”, or “Que cosa mas grande, un caballo que habla” as my mother used to say!
The Amazing “Mr. Ed” made its debut on this day in 1961.
It was first on syndication and then became a part of the CBS lineup in the fall or October 1961. Our family picked it up in 1964-65.
One of my favorite shows was when Mr. Ed went to Dodger Stadium.
By the way, Mr. Young (or Wilbur as Mr. Ed called him) died in May 1996.
I loved this show!