Features: DVD
FRIENDS: Mister Rogers visits a restaurant and is invited to talk with the chef. When Henrietta Pussycat and X the Owl have trouble cooperating, Lady Aberlin helps them work things out and realize that even good friends can get upset with each other once in awhile. LOVE: Mister Rogers hears a lullaby performed on a mandolin at the Neighborhood Music Store. Lady Aberlin sees King Friday and Queen Sara have an argument and learns that people who love each other can also have angry feelings sometimes. Includes an Exclusive Care-Giving Tips Booklet. Includes an Exclusive Care-Giving Tips Booklet and comes packaged in a reproduction of Mr. Rogers' famous red sweater
Editor's Note
One of the most successful children's shows in television history, MISTER ROGER'S NEIGHBORHOOD appealed to children across the generations for its simple, predictable format, and comforting tone. Debuting in 1968, the series stuck with its original format for its remaining 31 seasons until 2001. Though the show was mostly set in host Fred Rogers's living room, viewers were also transported to the "Land of Make Believe" via a toy train that bridged two real and imaginary worlds. Through daily visits from friendly neighbors and the occasional field trip, Rogers tackled topics large and small in a mild-mannered way that young viewers could understand. Adorned in his signature cardigan, Rogers exhibited immense sensitivity towards issues ranging from the first Gulf war to how to tie one's shoes. It was this gentle approach that really translated with a young audience and made the show distinct from others of its time. Though Rogers passed away in 2003, his legacy lives on through syndication and in the hearts of adults who grew up listening to his advice. ADVENTURES IN FRIENDSHIP is a collection of the show's most important lessons about the value of friendship.
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