Mister Ed elsewhere

[Hazel Anyday]

Yes, it really is amazing, these idiots are apparently permanently living in 1971 when there was no ability to record a TV show or buy TV shows. It's 1971 every day for these clueless Groundhog Day hapless saps. Never heard of a DVD recorder, never heard of a VCR, aren't aware TV series are now available in their entirely on beautiful DVD sets. Seemingly gleeful in their never ending moronic complaints of "I can't see it, it's on too late, too early, not on anymore, on a channel I dun't get, duh, don't know nutin' about nutin' beyond 1971 TV thinking. Duh, have no choice or ability to do anything about my moron problems other than to complain over and over again about my 1971 thinking about how to watch TV. I'm surprised these lamebrains are able to turn on a TV at all. I give up, go on suffering, you deserve it.

[Bd25]

Originally Posted by Hazel Anyday

Yes, it really is amazing, these idiots are apparently permanently living in 1971 when there was no ability to record a TV show or buy TV shows. It's 1971 every day for these clueless Groundhog Day hapless saps. Never heard of a DVD recorder, never heard of a VCR, aren't aware TV series are now available in their entirely on beautiful DVD sets.

Yep and the Mister Ed episodes on the DVD box set aren't edited or sped up. For the box set, Shout Factory even went back and fixed season 1 which originally had some edited episodes when it was released individually.

[HumanGerm]

Originally Posted by Alan Brady's Hair

Ed has been picked up by This TV. It looks like it is set for 9:00 am ET weekdays starting next week. Because This is mostly a movie channel, its sitcom schedule can be haphazard - if a movie's long it might be preempted, but they might show an extra episode if the movie is short.

Thanks! I'll look for it. I am able to tune in this station.

And, Hazel I did buy the first season on DVD.