if you do this epsiode in slow motion where Ed slides, it looks like they made a horse out of some concrete and pulled it with a truck to home palte! It's hilarious!
if you do this epsiode in slow motion where Ed slides, it looks like they made a horse out of some concret and pulle dit with a truck to home palte! It's hilarious!
@Goulak27 I hope your kidding, that horse was not tortured it's the same kind of trick training like rex peterson does with docs keepin time aka black beauty.
Funny stuff. And Leo Durocher must have been brought in to act as the Dodgers manager for the purpose of this show, because he never was their manager. Walter Alston was.
Oh, and Leo would know about smart horses . . . he spent more time at the race track hanging out with his mafiosi buddies than he did managing the teams he managed.
i love Mr.Ed..talking horse..i want to MARRY YOU...my favourite BASEBALL PLAYER..IS MR.ED...i found my soulmate...i love this show...THANKS A MILLION..
god i love this show!!! I remember when i was little i had a horse puppet....and i always used to pretend it was Mr. Ed... i would have conversations with him and everything!!!! Mr. Ed was a QUALITY tv show. Unlike most of the reality shows and stupid shit nowadays!!!! my favorite shows of all time? Mr. Ed, Gilligan's Island, and Bonanza.
I attended a game at Dodger stadium in 1962! However, it was the Angels vs. Cleveland. The Angels shared the stadium with the Dodgers. The Angels lost 7-3.
Durocher was no stranger to TV. In the early 50's when he managed the NY Giants and was married to Larraine Day, they had a TV program in NY. He was also on The Munsters and other shows.
Right now I hear Mr. Ed, Leo Durocher, Johnny Roseboro, and now Willie Davis all laughing it up somewhere up in that Dodger Blue Sky....RIP Willie, you're now amongst other fellow Dodgers in that Dodger Blue Sky....
This is the LA Walter O'malley dreamed of. Nice beatifull,new clean park with palm trees and no snow. If he can only see LA now with with 80,000 gang bangers and tech-9 drive-by shootings. LA is not any where the same as it was 45 years ago when Willie Davis, Maury Wills, Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale played in what used to be a safe place to live but no more.
Wille Davis was a great player but he holds the record for most errors in an inning in the WS. In 1966, he made 3 vs Balt. -- 2 on the same play. Game 2, top of the 5th. He dropped 2 fly balls and made a wild throw to the infield on one of them.
@milepost53 Hey "Milepost 53", I was at that game sitting in the lower left field boxes and I remember those 3 errors like it happened yesterday. You know what? Willie Davis was one of the most exciting players to watch, EVER. What good does it do, now that he's passed, to bring up those three errors?
I prefer to remember Willies for those many, many times when he would stretch an ordinary single into a double, or go easily from first to third on a routine, stop at second single. RIP, Willie!
I saw Leo Durocher on the Beverly Hillbillies and on The Munsters. I also remember some of the Dodgers on The Donna Reed Show and on Gilligan's Island.
Leo was manager of the New York Giants who won the 1954 world series by sweeping the Cleveland Indians who won a whopping 111 games in '54; apparently that amazing catch by Willie Mays in Game 1 was the turning point in that series as the Giants would blow past the tribe.
What goes unnoticed here is catcher John Roseboro's act...
When Ed rounds third, he starts backing away from the plate, then shows some SERIOUS "hops" as he goes to the top of the batting cage when Ed hits the dirt...
Easy there, John,,, After all it was just a horse, not Juan Marichal, and he'd dropped the bat besides :)
Look, I'm not a Mr. Ed apologist or anything, (even though it's my screen name) but his left rear leg clearly hits the 2nd base a 0:23. Wilbur is wrong!!
I'm pretty sure there use to be a white rail along the top of the wall, about two feet (2) high. then the fence was moved in, and the white rail removed. It was kind of attractive to have it there. My family lived there before the stadium was built. Still have few pictures of it then. It was called La Loma( the Hill).
Wilbur's lying. I've gone to the replay, and at :23 I believe there is indisputable visual evidence that Mr. Ed does in fact touch second with his left rear hoof. Now wonder people never believed Wilbur... :-)
To answer one of the questions below: Sandy Koufax is the pitcher who serves up Mister Ed's round-tripper.
Everyone please stop abbreviating mister as mr. Mister Ed does NOT want his title abbreviated, not even in jest. He told me so personally when WIlbur wasn't around.
A little known fact. Mr Ed was Manny Ramirez in a previous life. How ironic 45 years ago they did a baseball spoof about this sandbagging, Jake and a nag of a baseball player. Life inmatates art.
And a Beverly Hillbillies episode, too. Apparently Leo Durocher made the Dodgers appear on a lot of sitcoms in the sixties. (And why not, considering they had just moved to L.A.)
I have been to Dodger Stadium numerous times in my youth, and it is a beautiful park.
@olddude521, those are my 3 favorite moments too!
sltayo 1 month ago
So funny! I love Mister Ed.
MsTVRetro 1 month ago
ed was just horsing around that day.
410missmonkeyful 2 months ago
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OMG thats hilarious!
Ghenghy 3 months ago
when TV was simple, pure, and funny as hell.
thekingcobra63 3 months ago
if you do this epsiode in slow motion where Ed slides, it looks like they made a horse out of some concrete and pulled it with a truck to home palte! It's hilarious!
meechmom 4 months ago
@meechmom Yea if you pause it you can see a rod where "Mr. Eds" head is.
VivaLaEquus 3 months ago
if you do this epsiode in slow motion where Ed slides, it looks like they made a horse out of some concret and pulle dit with a truck to home palte! It's hilarious!
meechmom 4 months ago
He is better than the Red Sox this week!
iburwick28 4 months ago
Imagine the torture they must have put that poor horse through to get him to do all those stupid tricks. Poor Mr Ed.
Goulak27 4 months ago
@Goulak27 I hope your kidding, that horse was not tortured it's the same kind of trick training like rex peterson does with docs keepin time aka black beauty.
VivaLaEquus 3 months ago
"SLIDE ED..SLIDE!!!!!" love this clip
Chizman69Denver 5 months ago
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Funny stuff. And Leo Durocher must have been brought in to act as the Dodgers manager for the purpose of this show, because he never was their manager. Walter Alston was.
Oh, and Leo would know about smart horses . . . he spent more time at the race track hanging out with his mafiosi buddies than he did managing the teams he managed.
rayjr62 5 months ago
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rayjr62 5 months ago
lmao i never saw this episode gosh im crying its so funny. never knew how great this show was ans still is.
hotroddy97 6 months ago
hahhaha this Is TOO funny!!!!!!!
16LAD 9 months ago
This is the number 3 best. mr. Ed moment. Number 2 is when he is surfing in Hawaii, and number 1 is when he flies the jet plane. Love that horse.!
olddude521 9 months ago
For a guy my age I know what Mr. Ed is , and I LOVE it. If you have a converter box, and love Mr. Ed, you can still watch it.
BLACKPUFFLEXTREME1 11 months ago
This is so hilarious. When he slides home! Ha! Triple Ha!
DavidJeffersonTull 11 months ago
i love Mr.Ed..talking horse..i want to MARRY YOU...my favourite BASEBALL PLAYER..IS MR.ED...i found my soulmate...i love this show...THANKS A MILLION..
varania7 1 year ago
@varania7 You're vile!!
ebolaboi 1 year ago
@varania7 Hey i love Mister Ed too. But marry him?? Are you a horse? [Please don't reply "of course, of course"]
DavidJeffersonTull 11 months ago
Koufax threw him a cookie!
CrozetBob 1 year ago
god i love this show!!! I remember when i was little i had a horse puppet....and i always used to pretend it was Mr. Ed... i would have conversations with him and everything!!!! Mr. Ed was a QUALITY tv show. Unlike most of the reality shows and stupid shit nowadays!!!! my favorite shows of all time? Mr. Ed, Gilligan's Island, and Bonanza.
VonHendrixTV 1 year ago
Aw come on! Mr. Ed must've been on steroids!
Tubetopfan1 1 year ago
I attended a game at Dodger stadium in 1962! However, it was the Angels vs. Cleveland. The Angels shared the stadium with the Dodgers. The Angels lost 7-3.
harvestave 1 year ago
This is hilarious. Mister Ed was a funny show.
RetroJenny 1 year ago
Was that Willie Davis who said "I dont believe it" ?
all66books 1 year ago
The slide is too funny!
TabithaClaire 1 year ago
LOL!!! I can't stop laughing
Kurplutzo 1 year ago
So funny
dodgerboy1988 1 year ago
"Slide Ed, SLIDE!!" classic
ChizmanDenver 1 year ago 8
Mr. Ed is teh awesome
rock6191 1 year ago
ed got game
antiagingdr 1 year ago
How many takes did it take where Roseboro jumps up on the batting cage? :)
sportsoracle 1 year ago
@sportsoracle ---This was played in reverse. He was hanging onto the cage, and just let go....then the film played backward.
cd637299 1 year ago
This is my favorite Mr. Ed moment
BLACKPUFFLEXTREME1 1 year ago
for a guy my age, I love Mr. Ed!!!!
BLACKPUFFLEXTREME1 1 year ago
Love when Ed is excercising
josny1 1 year ago
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beatlepete1 1 year ago
would love to see the one where mr ed meets mae west
TheVineyarder 1 year ago
LOLOLOLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ibtnm25 1 year ago
I'm guessing this was about 1963 because Moose Skowron (# 14) was first baseman that year along with Ron Fairly.
cuznvinnie818 1 year ago
Wouldn't be surprised if the Dodgers really did hire a horse.
aberod11 1 year ago
the only hitter Koufax couldn't get out
momike99 1 year ago
Durocher was no stranger to TV. In the early 50's when he managed the NY Giants and was married to Larraine Day, they had a TV program in NY. He was also on The Munsters and other shows.
mmcckkgg 1 year ago
What a beautiful horse,
AK2927 1 year ago
the best scene is 0:32
:D
Kidicarus9 1 year ago
I love Mr. Ed!
80skindagirl 1 year ago
willie davis DID contribute in a previous world series though for the dodgers
judo7975 1 year ago
I remember this episode! and watching it again STILL made me laugh like crazy.
I LOVE MR ED!!!
firecat6232 1 year ago
Right now I hear Mr. Ed, Leo Durocher, Johnny Roseboro, and now Willie Davis all laughing it up somewhere up in that Dodger Blue Sky....RIP Willie, you're now amongst other fellow Dodgers in that Dodger Blue Sky....
dodgerdrei 1 year ago
This is the LA Walter O'malley dreamed of. Nice beatifull,new clean park with palm trees and no snow. If he can only see LA now with with 80,000 gang bangers and tech-9 drive-by shootings. LA is not any where the same as it was 45 years ago when Willie Davis, Maury Wills, Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale played in what used to be a safe place to live but no more.
milepost53 1 year ago
Wille Davis was a great player but he holds the record for most errors in an inning in the WS. In 1966, he made 3 vs Balt. -- 2 on the same play. Game 2, top of the 5th. He dropped 2 fly balls and made a wild throw to the infield on one of them.
milepost53 1 year ago
@milepost53 Hey "Milepost 53", I was at that game sitting in the lower left field boxes and I remember those 3 errors like it happened yesterday. You know what? Willie Davis was one of the most exciting players to watch, EVER. What good does it do, now that he's passed, to bring up those three errors?
I prefer to remember Willies for those many, many times when he would stretch an ordinary single into a double, or go easily from first to third on a routine, stop at second single. RIP, Willie!
maruska51 1 year ago
Well, I don't live in LA and when I think of Willie Davis, I think of that game. It has nothing to do with him as a person.
milepost53 1 year ago
Come on Koufax! Giving up a homer to a horse? Sheeesh.
glimmer2158 1 year ago
Willie Davis, may you rest in peace! You will be missed!
Heneryfordrules 1 year ago 2
RIP Willie Davis.
River1Bandit 1 year ago 5
only hank aaron and mr. ed could really hit sandy koufax!!!
bettydaw1970 1 year ago 3
what was aaron's batting average off of Koufax?
pointguard11 1 year ago
It's nice to see Dodger Stadium when it was relatively new and so damn clean. It was almost antiseptic in its appearance...
ripperduck 2 years ago
His not so smart. He forgot to touch 2nd base...LOL
ChizmanDenver 2 years ago 2
Poor Johnny Roseboro, he had to get out of the way as Mr. Ed Slid home, LOL!!!
juan833cheer 2 years ago 3
L O L
Scorpion1054 2 years ago 2
I saw Leo Durocher on the Beverly Hillbillies and on The Munsters. I also remember some of the Dodgers on The Donna Reed Show and on Gilligan's Island.
Fruth37 2 years ago
i remember dtysdale on leave it to beaver, but never remember any players on gilligans island..
bettydaw1970 1 year ago
Jim Lebebvre and Al Ferrara played natives on High Man on the Totem Pole, Season 3
Fruth37 1 year ago
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cuznvinnie818 1 year ago
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@Fruth37 Weren't these 2 guys in the movie "Riot on Sunset Strip"?
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cuznvinnie818 1 year ago
Durocher wasn't the Dodgers' manager--he was just a coach. Walter Alston was, of course, the Dodgers manager from the Brooklyn days through 1976.
Marckymarc71 2 years ago
Leo was manager of the New York Giants who won the 1954 world series by sweeping the Cleveland Indians who won a whopping 111 games in '54; apparently that amazing catch by Willie Mays in Game 1 was the turning point in that series as the Giants would blow past the tribe.
juan833cheer 2 years ago
Alston had a .558 winning percantage. Not bad. Only finishing below .500 4 times in 23 years.
mrakbaseball 2 years ago
One of my favorite Mr. Ed clips. Classic! Ed rocks!
fcatf6 2 years ago 4
mr.edd smoked sandy kofax!!
GITARBUB 2 years ago 4
He went out of the baseline!!! LOL
DanielPaul56 2 years ago 5
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waynereardon 2 years ago
Herman Munster did it better!!
Great video
mickeymantle7777 2 years ago
Slide ED!! SLIDE! Lol
ThemysticalHorse 2 years ago
OMG the slide, wow so funny.........lol
ashloveus 2 years ago 2
Mr Ed for President!
leocat99 2 years ago 2
that is a smart horse, but he needed a better agent. he should have been in movies instead of that piddly tv show.
gloryboundkev 2 years ago
Koufax should have thrown him a curve instead of a fastball!!
markko17 2 years ago
Drysdale would have beaned him in the head.
djmoore20041 2 years ago 13
aww so cuteee
horsegal913 2 years ago
What makes this scene brilliant is the fake Mister Ed sliding into home plate.LOL!
brisco42 2 years ago 2
What goes unnoticed here is catcher John Roseboro's act...
When Ed rounds third, he starts backing away from the plate, then shows some SERIOUS "hops" as he goes to the top of the batting cage when Ed hits the dirt...
Easy there, John,,, After all it was just a horse, not Juan Marichal, and he'd dropped the bat besides :)
Kiddman32 2 years ago
"He's not so smart, he forgot to touch 2nd base" LOL!!!
juan833blue 2 years ago
fuck that was awesome
karatepro1 2 years ago
I know that Ed and Wilbur are still arguing whether he touched second or not to this day!!!!
kevinSpencer2 2 years ago 2
"SLIDE ED, SLIDE!" Obviously fake prop-horse is pulled with ropes acros the ground, fake hoof touches home base. Masterpiece!!!
Mister Ed kicked ass!
mikitavi 2 years ago
Was that the Same 1963 Dodger team that Swept the Yankees in the World Series?
juan833blue 2 years ago
your can never beat a 1 horse team
gre68 2 years ago
Look, I'm not a Mr. Ed apologist or anything, (even though it's my screen name) but his left rear leg clearly hits the 2nd base a 0:23. Wilbur is wrong!!
ilovemred 2 years ago 3
ur right!
mista123420 2 years ago
that was awesome
twilight4ever192 2 years ago
They don't make sitcoms like this anymore!
gyrene1966 2 years ago 3
This will happen to Manny Ramirez if he continues getting horse anabolics
rocallin 2 years ago
I loved this horse as a kid...he's the best!!
DesiMakeupGrl 2 years ago 2
Big Papi's replacement?
CalvinBee 2 years ago 2
The part where he slides into home base is priceless! lol....
cyberwing777 2 years ago 27
@cyberwing777 0:32 I agree
BLACKPUFFLEXTREME1 1 year ago
Yeah Ed!! You 'da man....I mean horse.
reneecalling 2 years ago
Safe!...Go Dodgers!
losangeles1ca 2 years ago
funny horse
starbabe58 2 years ago
he was one smart horse
hssenior 2 years ago 3
mr ed rules the world
Upinurfacetv 2 years ago
Durocher was the Dodger third base coach at the time (1963), not manager.
Some people say I am the Sandy Koufax of physics, because I am a genius!!! My wife sells mutant pork for food and my daughter is a lesbian too!!!!
george666gollin 2 years ago
Walter Alston was the Dodger manager in 1963.
juan833blue 2 years ago
I'd love to see the rest of it, along with the time Mister Ed went surfing, drove a car, and flew a plane!
You're right, Mister Ed would definitely want his name spelled out;-)
snoops71 2 years ago
Holy shit! That horse slid in there better than zule did into Dana's refrigerator!!!
bedfordnhdonkey 2 years ago
ZZZUUUUULLLLLLLLEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!
whutdacrap 2 years ago
lol
baaboo1 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure there use to be a white rail along the top of the wall, about two feet (2) high. then the fence was moved in, and the white rail removed. It was kind of attractive to have it there. My family lived there before the stadium was built. Still have few pictures of it then. It was called La Loma( the Hill).
Dakers11 2 years ago
That slide was the best i've seen in 25 years of watching baseball!! ROFL!
kevinSpencer2 2 years ago
Wilbur's lying. I've gone to the replay, and at :23 I believe there is indisputable visual evidence that Mr. Ed does in fact touch second with his left rear hoof. Now wonder people never believed Wilbur... :-)
To answer one of the questions below: Sandy Koufax is the pitcher who serves up Mister Ed's round-tripper.
Badgerinmaine 2 years ago 2
Everyone please stop abbreviating mister as mr. Mister Ed does NOT want his title abbreviated, not even in jest. He told me so personally when WIlbur wasn't around.
spectrum10 2 years ago
I wish they would show Mr. Ed on TV Land. This is funny as hell.
TheLizardKing1967 3 years ago
i know same thing with the a-team
kbrass420 2 years ago
thats cute!
eightbellsrocks 3 years ago
Mr.Ed was so funny!
I love Mr. Ed a lot.
eagleso 3 years ago
So Mr. Ed could hit Sandy Koufax's curveball. Better than most of the National League in the mid 60's. One of the great scenes
sdfeinstein 3 years ago 2
lol the whacha ma call it sliding made me pee my pants!!!!!!!
jaguarundie 3 years ago
Sliding into home is just the best!
kfbeau 3 years ago
A little known fact. Mr Ed was Manny Ramirez in a previous life. How ironic 45 years ago they did a baseball spoof about this sandbagging, Jake and a nag of a baseball player. Life inmatates art.
A public service message from Red Sox Nation
gadee1118 3 years ago
Who are you kidding? Not a day goes by that you don't wish Manny was still playing at Fenway.
C'mon, we're all anonymous here. You can admit it.
mdumas43073 2 years ago
I kind of remember this episode- but I didn't remember it was Sandy Koufax on the mound.
And isn't Dodger Stadium a beautiful park?I've never been out there- I've got to go.
By the way, I think there's a Munsters episode that involves the Dodgers as well.
written12 3 years ago 2
And a Beverly Hillbillies episode, too. Apparently Leo Durocher made the Dodgers appear on a lot of sitcoms in the sixties. (And why not, considering they had just moved to L.A.)
I have been to Dodger Stadium numerous times in my youth, and it is a beautiful park.
jstrewth 3 years ago 2
Yes and Wes Parker was on the Brady Bunch too
vitoduval 3 years ago
It was a nice park until Fox messed up the outfield wall with murals....
vitoduval 3 years ago
haha i love mr. ed!<3
cheeababy1 3 years ago
cofax was the pitcher
tamdoll39 3 years ago
Was that Mr. Ed or Mark McGuire?
belitnakoff 3 years ago
Which one was Sandi Cofax
funkyle91 3 years ago
Mr Bonds must have took double the dose because he only has 2 legs.
fattyua 3 years ago
nice slide by the horn
crazydeaf9 3 years ago
Mister Ed and Barry Bonds take the same medication!
bigbobbydahmer 3 years ago
Hilarious!
munchkinthecat 3 years ago