Mister Ed T-Shirts
Description: What happens when everyone's favorite talking horse gets a military-grade upgrade? MiSTER ED-209 combines classic TV nostalgia with iconic sci-fi into one gloriously overengineered mech. Featuring a grinning horse head emerging from a heavily armed robotic walker, this design is perfect for fans of retro television, giant robots, 80s action movies, and ridiculous pop-culture mashups. YOU HAVE 20 SECONDS TO COMPLY
Description: Celebrate classic 1960s television nostalgia with this vintage "Mister Ed The Talking Horse" design! Featuring Wilbur Post and his famous talking palomino, this retro graphic is perfect for fans of classic TV sitcoms, vintage comedy, and horse lovers alike
Description: George Newman, a daydreaming slacker who bounces between jobs, is put in charge of Channel 62, a UHF television station, after his uncle Harvey Bilchik wins ownership of it in a poker game. George and his friend Bob Steckler realize the station is nearly bankrupt, subsisting on reruns of old shows like The Beverly Hillbillies and Mister Ed. When a package meant for its competitor, VHF station Channel 8, is misdelivered to Channel 62, George decides to deliver it himself, only to be rudely dismissed by RJ Fletcher, owner and CEO of Channel 8. Outside, George meets a janitor, Stanley Spadowski (whom RJ had recently and unfairly fired after falsely accusing him of discarding a missing report), and hires him at Channel 62.
Description: George Newman, a daydreaming slacker who bounces between jobs, is put in charge of Channel 62, a UHF television station, after his uncle Harvey Bilchik wins ownership of it in a poker game. George and his friend Bob Steckler realize the station is nearly bankrupt, subsisting on reruns of old shows like The Beverly Hillbillies and Mister Ed. When a package meant for its competitor, VHF station Channel 8, is misdelivered to Channel 62, George decides to deliver it himself, only to be rudely dismissed by RJ Fletcher, owner and CEO of Channel 8. Outside, George meets a janitor, Stanley Spadowski (whom RJ had recently and unfairly fired after falsely accusing him of discarding a missing report), and hires him at Channel 62.
