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broadcast. During most of the show's run the ending theme song used only instrumental music. In some episodes, however, the theme song is sung during the closing credits. The theme was actually sung at the end in all but the first seven episodes. The severely shortened end credits imposed by the current distributor necessitated the use of a shortened instrumental version.
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automobiles being driven underneath the opening credits). This pilot, which used a script that was nearly identical to that which would be used on the series premiere, used a totally different cast. Scott McKay played the title part of Wilbur Pope (surname later changed to "Post" prior to the series
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on DVD, and subsequently released the six seasons on DVD in Region 1 in the U.S. Notably, Seasons 4 and 5 are not available outside of the continental U.S. The sixth and final season was released on May 12, 2015.
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1543:"Watch Mister Ed Online – Busy Wife – Hulu"
1511:"Watch Mister Ed Online Psychoanalyst Show"
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1999:is available for viewing at the
1989:is available for viewing at the
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1121:The Complete Fourth Season♦
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1132:The Complete Fifth Season♦
1099:The Complete Second Season
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