Alan Young Bill O'Reilly Interview about Mister Ed

[darkrevotion]

That guys my favorite actor of all time. ha. He's hilarious.

[LastTree]

Buddy Boy~

[DavelovesRealMusic]

Al an Young was and is a wonderful human being..we need More men like alan Young

[RetroJenny]

I love Mr. Ed. Mr. Young seems like a kind and gentle soul.

[TabithaClaire]

O'Reilly talked like it was just a kiddy show, but it's not just kids who like Mr. Ed!

[Tuxypoo]

I love love love this show!!!

[EnglishCowgirl7869]

I hope Mr. Ed is made into a Breyer model horse!

[LuvmyAdelle]

Alan Young is a Great guy, great comedy entertainer.

Thanks Alan for the fun you give us and our children! :)

(Love all the actors in Mr Ed. Great cast)

[postatility]

Interesting--Alan Young discusses a horse with a horse's ass.

[mavivirgie]

THIS WAS DEAN MARTINs FAVORITE SHOW

[dahoss65]

It's not very diffecult to tell what type of person Bill O'Reilly truly is based off the guests that appear on his show.

[matelot95]

Unbelievable that Alan Young was born a Geordie, and lived in Scotland.

[CodeXCDM]

Oh wow, never knew Alan Young was Scrouge McDuck... I grew up watching Duck Tales... awesome show.

[davidperi]

Did the program ever say you was the voice of the horse?

[mavivirgie]

WHY IS THE AUDIO SO LOW

[Kev95682]

I remember there was an episode of Ducktales where Scrooge lost his memory and talked like an American for a while. It still sounds weird even when I can see Alan Young :p

[drunkhandpuppet44]

Alan Young seems like such a gracious man and a gentleman wish there were more like him these days!

[steffidude]

Anyone remember Sky King? Am I the only one who remember it?

[dadgenius]

No, I loved that show! The '57Chrysler station wagon, Miss Penny and that Plane!!Nibisco promoteed it!

[Pansy1980]

I remember Lassie, Mr Ed and Ducktails!

[halbie71]

The best episode was when Clint Eastwood was on the show playing himself as a neighbor who had a horse that Mister Ed was calling.

[HartyD9]

so they used 2 wake him up , stick selophane on his top gum and thats why his ears were laid back so much which is a sign of distress in a horse..the message in most episodes were about investing ur money in the us government

[algdogs1]

MR. ED RULES!!!!!!!!!!!

[mredtheanalyst]

yeah, that baseball episode was hilarious

[robynagarner]

The absolute funniest moment on Mister Ed was when he was helping the L.A. Dodgers. Ed is rounding the bases and at the very end, Wilbur yells "slide ed" and the worst looking horse carcass goes sliding into home and the catcher jumps up on the batting cage. Priceless.

[riskymd]

figures! You got a guy talking to an Ass about a horse! LOL

[Stuart750]

You know he's run out of people to yell at when....

[AgileFan0]

I'm in my late twenties and I think Mr. Ed is histerical! I use to watch it when it was on TV Land. I had always heard of it and thought it would probably be dumb and old out of date kind of stuff but I was hooked the first episode. I think my favorite one so far is when Mr. Ed steals the neighbor's apples and hides them all through the barn! I howled with laughter!

[thornwellhead]

That's a good episode. My all time favorite is when Ed gets a Abe Lincoln complex and sets Addison's wife's bird and all the birds in the aviary free.

[AgileFan0]

I haven't seen that one. I'll have to look for it and see if it's on the DVD's I have.

[thornwellhead]

It's episode 17 in the orange colored volume 1 set of The Best of Mister Ed.

[AgileFan0]

Sweet! I'll have to watch it! Thanks thornwellhead!

[gymnastix]

The only problem with those DVD sets are that some good episodes are missing--I think the Zsa Zsa Gabor one, and the ones with former child stars Johnny Crawford ("The Rifleman"), Jon Provost ("Timmy" from "Lassie"), and Bobby Diamond (of the modern Western "Fury").

In fact, the Jon Provost episode was filmed about a year after he left "Lassie," and Provost plays "The Post's" newspaper delivery boy, who's also being coached by "Ed" & "Wil-bur-r-r" on his little league team.

[gymnastix]

Plus, as I understand it, those DVD's have no bonus material--no behind-the-scenss footage, blooper reels, more recent interviews with surviving cast members--all features that make for better DVD/home video releases.

But, at least they put out a few sets of the show, and that's better than nothing at all.

[gymnastix]

I also always wonder if master prints were used or syndicated ones which tend to cut a few minutes more than network originals. Sometimes I have found even so-called "official" DVD sets use syndicated prints, which is shameless if the originals exist.

[raven22290]

Figures Bill O'Reilly thinks the roll is embarrassing.

[sykik]

GREATEST SHOW EVER

[spzoey]

I will always know him as Scrooge McDuck! Ducktales ooohhhhhhhhh!

[proffromgview]

All right, Dorian, so you're ageless?

[LakewoodDallas]

Thank you for all the great memories and continued laughs Mr Young (and Mr Ed)!

[TsukiAeii]

woah he's scrooge!

[axltyler]

Scrooge McDuck? of DuckTales?

[bethhigdon]

yep!

[woopswrongplanet]

Volume is awfully low...but glad it was uploaded, thanks.

[cstcb]

Great! Thanks for posting this.

[Jal8919536]

TRIVIA: Alan Young's first animated role was as the horse Black Beauty in the 1978 animated special by Hanna-Barbera, since he was the star of "Mr. Ed".

[blackbirdtwigg]

Fantastic, brought back some super memories !!

[wewacian]

woo! mister ed!

[ellendaphne]

I would also like to add that Mr Young is originally from Scotland and his birthname was Angus Young. When he moved to the U.S., he said that people kept calling him Agnes! So he changed to Alan. You don't hear it in this interview, but most of the time he has a slight Scottish accent.

[ellendaphne]

I had the privilege of getting personally acquainted with Mr Young. He was a close friend to a lady I lived with. He used to come to the house often for dinner, and other things. He was quiet, humble, gentle, a perfect gentleman. It was really odd, the first time he came to the house because here was this TV icon sitting in MY living room! He is a lovely man.

[Nancy517]

I love Mr Ed,I'm 42 years old and still watch it.

[poitrenaud]

I had the privilege of meeting Alan Young in Miami in 1988; and my son, Dominic was scared of the little set of Mr. Ed they had at a Mall for "TV Land-" Mr. Young was so kind and Patient--he asked me what my son's name was, and he proceded to speak with Dominic as though he was his friend-and my little son smiled and had become so happy, and did not want to leave Mr. Young-

Hat's off to a fine gentleman-

By the way, check out Mr. Young in "Time Machine"!

He is such a Scotsman!

[GloomyGrayDonkey]

I got you by one. I had the UTMOST PLEASURE to meet BOTH Mr. Young AND Connie Hines (Playing opposite Alan Young as his wife Carol Post) and she is just as sweet and endearing in real life as she was as Carol Post. Fantastic lady! I'll cherrish those memories (and having my picture with BOTH of them!) for the rest of my life. They also thought me very sweet to have gone and placed a bunch of carrots and a box of Domino Sugar on Bamboo Harvester's (Mister Ed) grave where he is buried in Oklahoma.

[trevor40]

Bill O'Reilly SUCKS!!!  Mister Ed RULES!!!!

[Sesmet]

I agree!  =)

[rlmcevoy3rd]

ED ranks up there with John Wayne. Good clean family fun. Where has it gone????

[masstax]

Thanks for the great childhood memories.

[rockabilly1956]

This show is an all time classic! Alan Young, you are an icon and I really enjoyed this show as I was growing up!