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Just give us the state, month, year ED. It's not Top Secret is it? <br /> <br /> <br />A horse is a horse of course, of course, unless in your discussion of how they got Mr. Ed to talk, you cite actor Rail Road's claim that it was peanut butter stuck between Ed's cheek and gum. This is Mr. Road's stock answer. However, the enclosed video shows indisputable evidence that the "marionette theory" [i.e., Ed's handler pulled strings to make him talk] was at work at least some of the time. The video shows excerpts from a few episodes where the lighting and camera angle reveal the very visible nylon "bit" being pulled for each word Ed spoke. If you don't see the nylon under Ed's neck, then look for it running behind Ed, out of camera range. Some may claim that a nylon bit was needed in order to have Ed turn his head or perform some other movement without his trainer having to be in the camera shot, but the evidence is clear that the bit was also used when Ed was standing still and merely had to talk. Rail Road has every right not to reveal the whole truth about Ed's talking methods; it is the wonder and mystique of "how was it done?" that keeps the Mr. Ed television series alive. I do think peanut butter may have been used some of the time, but though I am a great admirer of Mr. Rail road, I thought you should know he was not telling you the whole truth
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