Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Season 24

A portrait of Mr. McFeely

33min - Mister Rogers sees Bob Trow paint a portrait of Mr. McFeely. Robert Troll paints a portrait of King Friday who asks Lady Aberlin to have everyone copy it for themselves. Lady Aberlin explains that art comes from within each person.

1672: Things to Wear

Mister Rogers has a toy airplane

33min - Mister Rogers arrives with a wooden toy airplane. Handyman Negri is working on a musical portrait of King Friday. Neighbor Aber provides his own tribute to King Friday as he mans his plane and draws a sky-written portrait of the King.

1674: Things to Wear

We all have art inside of us

33min - Mister Rogers shows a picture of a blue tree. In art, you can make things any way you want. He also talks about visiting art museums.

Mister Rogers plays music by Mozart

33min - Mister Rogers "colors a song" by playing music by Mozart to inspire his artwork. King Friday is curious about a delivery to X the Owl labelled "Deliver to X the Owl ONLY."

Imaginary pets

33min - Mister Rogers sees Bob Trow approaching with his imaginary dog. Robert Troll and his imaginary pet, Gloria, are visiting with Queen Sara. When the Queen departs for a meeting, Gloria disappears into the castle.

All about umbrellas

33min - Mister Rogers shows a video about people who make umbrellas. It's raining in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe and Neighbor Aber is interested in a special sale at the factory where Corney has manufactured Umbrella Rockits.

Sitting down exercises

33min - Marilyn Barnett stops by for some sitting down exercises. Prince Tuesday asks Handyman Negri to help bring his ragdoll to life. Corney has made a new (imaginary) umbrella Rockit for Daniel's imaginary friend, Malcolm Apricot Dinko.

Singing in sign language

33min - Maggie Stewart stops by to invite Mister Rogers to the Sing-and-Sign at Brockett's Bakery. Before she leaves, she teaches Mister Rogers a portion of sign language.

It's hard to learn new things

33min - Mister Rogers delights in a visitor who can whistle, especially because that's something Mister Rogers hasn't been able to learn. Nobody can do everything!

Learning: curiosity

33min - Mister Rogers talks and sings about wondering and being curious, which is important for learning! Jazz saxophonist Eric Kloss, who is blind, shows how he uses a special machine called the Kurzweil Personal Reader!