Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
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Date (↓) | Episode # | Title | Network | Rating | Share | Viewers | Watch/Purchase DVD/Download |
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01-001 | PBS | ||||||
Yo-yos. | PBS | ||||||
Yo-Yo Ma; Maya Lin. | PBS | ||||||
Wheelchair; dog; toys. | PBS | ||||||
Wheelchair-using basketball players; Marilyn Barnett discusses practice. | PBS | ||||||
Weaver Ann White; dance teacher Iris Cloud. | PBS | ||||||
Water control; raincoats; impulse control. | PBS | ||||||
Violinist; bedtime story; curiosity. | PBS | ||||||
Violinist Itzhak Perlman; King Friday's childhood pictures; Colonial Williamsburg. | PBS | ||||||
Video on jobs; wheelchair basketball player John Sikora; the trolley needs adjusting. | PBS | ||||||
Understanding. | PBS | ||||||
Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis visits. | PBS | ||||||
Trolley demonstrates fast and slow; strollers. | PBS | ||||||
The king and queen plan a trip without Prince Tuesday. | PBS | ||||||
Tape recorder; sounds; parade; piano; loudness; quiet. | PBS | ||||||
Symphony drummer; percussion instruments; fear. | PBS | ||||||
Swimming tips; King Friday loses his crown. | PBS | ||||||
Sharing knowledge; apple juice. | PBS | ||||||
Sculpture from trash; Lady Elaine takes items without asking. | PBS | ||||||
Sculptor Leo Sewell uses discarded materials. | PBS | ||||||
Sculptor George Rhoads; anger. | PBS | ||||||
Science experiments; a trolley is missing. | PBS | ||||||
Saxophonist Eric Kloss' machine translates print to speech. | PBS | ||||||
Sam Weber of the Jazz Tap Ensemble dances. | PBS | ||||||
Roller-skating; the trolley speeds through the neighborhood. | PBS | ||||||
Queen Sara and Mayor Maggie switch roles. | PBS | ||||||
Puppets; conquering fears; knitted socks. | PBS | ||||||
Prince Tuesday's parents return. | PBS | ||||||
Prince Tuesday loses his father's crown. | PBS | ||||||
Prince Tuesday has a nightmare. | PBS | ||||||
Paper snowflakes demonstrate uniqueness; discussion of death. | PBS | ||||||
Paper sculptures; Lady Elaine learns to ask permission. | PBS | ||||||
Olympic medalist Suzie McConnell plays basketball. | PBS | ||||||
New store; astronaut costume; Hula Mouse tries to rescue the space travelers. | PBS | ||||||
Musicians; instruments; ice-cream cones; curiosity; Daniel Tiger transforms his home into a truck. | PBS | ||||||
Mr. McFeely visits a rocking-horse factory. | PBS | ||||||
Mr. McFeely rides a helicopter. | PBS | ||||||
Mr. Aber cares for Prince Tuesday. | PBS | ||||||
Marine biologist; fish sounds; drums; quiet time. | PBS | ||||||
Marbles; dance studio; apologizing. | PBS | ||||||
Make-Believers recycle garbage. | PBS | ||||||
Make-Believers pretend they are attending school. | PBS | ||||||
Make-Believe faces a garbage crisis. | PBS | ||||||
Maggie Stewart signs a song; a secret tunnel in the neighborhood. | PBS | ||||||
Maggie Stewart demonstrates sign language; batteries. | PBS | ||||||
Library; model houses/buildings; King Friday searches for a Spanish-speaking mouse. | PBS | ||||||
Lady Elaine helps Prince Tuesday prepare for school. | PBS | ||||||
Josephine the giraffe wants a longer neck. | PBS | ||||||
Josephine attends a School for Growing. | PBS | ||||||
Josephine and J.R. learn to like themselves. | PBS |