Wilbur is overwhelmed when he goes into his barn and his horse starts talking to him. Wilbur's wife and neighbors think he's crazy when he tries to tell them. Ed says that he will only talk to Wilbur and nobody else.
Through a musical experience, Wilbur has a music publisher record a song written, composed, and sung by Ed.
Ed is afraid of heights and Wilbur gets help from a psychiatrist to help Ed, unfortunately everyone around Wilbur think that the psychiatric help is for him.
Ed falls in love with a filly owned by an important builder and convinces Wilbur to sell him. The man gets so mad that it almost ruins Wilbur's contract.
Business makes Wibur take an office down town. Ed feels unwanted and decides to get out of Wilbur's way for good.
Ed is used as a model for a park statue glorifying the American Palimino, but Ed refuses to go any further when he finds out something about his ancestry.
A Granfather is eternally greatful when Ed saves his grandaughter's life at the park. The Grandfather invites the Posts and Ed to his palatial state in Catalina, but Ed refuses to go with.
Zsa Zsa Gabor has to make a western movie but is uncomfortable with horses. Eventually Wilbur lends Ed to Zsa Zsa to overcome her fear.
Ed reads in the paper about a cat who is willed a great deal of money, and Ed wants to know if he is in Wilbur's will.
Carol is jealous and wants to leave Wilbur because he is spending most of his time with Ed, trying to help him cure his cold.
Ed diets to impress a filly, while at the same time, Wilbur's father-in-law decides to drop by and visit.
Addison's beach property is in trouble by a buch of beatnicks, but when Wilbur tries to help with Addison's problem, then Wibbur devolopes his own beatnick problem.
George Burns stops by and offers $25,000 to make a Las Vegas appearance with Ed. Wilbur then realizes that Ed it worth a diamond mine.
A temporary party line on the barn phone allows Ed to court Clint Eastwood's horse. However, Ed's ways to arrange thing wreak havok between Clint and Wilbur.
