Who was Mr Ed's owner in the TV series featuring a talking horse?
Alan Young David Hedison. Young was best known, however, for "Mister Ed" (1961–66), a CBS television show, in which he starred as Wilbur Post, the owner of Mr. Ed, a talking horse who would not talk to anyone but him, thus causing comic situations for Wilbur Post, with his wife, neighbors, and acquaintances. He also starred as Stanley Beamish in the unaired 1966 pilot episode of "Mr. Terrific", but apparently declined to appear in the broadcast series in 1967 that followed. In the late 1960s, he retired from acting for several years. During that time, he founded a broadcast division for the
Talking Point (Australian TV series) Despite airing in an era where wiping of television series was common, three 1961 episodes are held by the National Film and Sound Archive. Talking Point (Australian TV series) Talking Point is an Australian television series which aired 1960 to 1962 on Sydney station ATN-7 (Australian TV was not fully networked at the time, and most non-imported series aired on a single station). It was a discussion series featuring a panel of four. Angus Maude was the original host, later it was hosted by Joe Gullett. In one episode, the panel criticised the banning of the book "Lady Chatterley's Lover",