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Alan Young is best remembered as the talking horse’s companion in the George Burns produced Mr. Ed, but the talented Canadian actor had a long career in comedy before that. The Alan Young Show went through a couple of different incarnations, usually with the bumbling Alan being led into situations well over his head. The last edition of the series features Jim Backus as the snobbish playboy Hubert Updike III.

This situation comedy stars film star Alan Young as himself. It was broadcast on NBC (1944); ABC (1944-1946); NBC (1949). Most folk remember Young as the fellow who chatted with Mr Ed, the talking horse on Mr Ed for CBS-TV (1961-1965). Click here to read more about Alan Young Show

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Please enjoy these 60 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis
03.14.1947	the mouse	+ Sponsored by: Ipana Toothpaste, Minit-Rub, Vitalis. Alan visits a psychiatrist who convinces him ...
03.28.1947	overdue rent	+ Sponsored by: Ipana Toothpaste, Minit-Rub, Vitalis. Alan enters a radio contest to win $75. He ha...
04.04.1947	buying stock	+ Sponsored by: Ipana Toothpaste, Minit-Rub, Vitalis. Alan gets a hot tip and takes a cold plunge i...
04.18.1947	vaudeville act	+ Sponsored by: Vitalis, Ipana. Alan plans to go into vaudeville by playing a bass drum! There are ...
05.02.1947	birth certificate error	+ Sponsored by: Ipana, Ingram Shaving Cream. A mix-up on his birth certificate shows that Alan is o...
05.09.1947	typical american mother	+ Sponsored by: Ingram Shaving Cream, Vitalis. Who will be the typical Van Nuys mother on Mother's ...
05.16.1947	big yacht race	+ Sponsored by: Ipana, Vitalis, Ingram Shaving Cream. Alan challenges wealthy Hubert Updike to a ya...
05.23.1947	cowboy blood	+ Sponsored by: Ipana Toothpaste, Vitalis, Ingram Shaving Cream. Alan, Jonathan and Alan's Uncle Pa...
05.30.1947	lifeguard contest	+ Sponsored by: Ipana, Vitalis. Alan wants to get the job as lifeguard at the new Van Nuys swimming...
05.31.1947	harry babbitt alan young