Episode
E1Change: The First ProgramFeb 19, 196828mE2King Friday Challenges ChangeFeb 20, 196829mE3Chef Brockett bakes a cake fit for a kingFeb 21, 196829mE4Early whimsy, fun and frolic in the neighborhoodFeb 22, 196829mE5The end of the first weekFeb 23, 196829mE6Feeling scientificFeb 26, 196829mE7Different ways of thinking about birdsFeb 27, 196829mE8A “Peace Party” to celebrate peaceFeb 28, 196829mE9People look and sound differentFeb 29, 196829mE10Looking closelyMar 1, 196829mE11Spending time togetherMar 4, 196829mE12A visit with a toucan, a mime and a French hornMar 5, 196829mE13Ask for permission to borrow thingsMar 6, 196828mE14A visit with a chimpMar 7, 196829mE15Talking about feelingsMar 8, 196828mE16Making things for othersMar 11, 196828mE17Donkey Hodie comes to the Neighborhood of Make-BelieveMar 12, 196828mE18Practicing and playing the clarinetMar 13, 196829mE19Looking for a place for a windmillMar 14, 196828mE20How windmills workMar 15, 196828mE21Groundbreaking for the windmillMar 18, 196828mE22Nurse Miller’s check upMar 19, 196828mE23All about eyeglassesMar 20, 196829mE24Mister Rogers gets an eye examMar 21, 196829mE25Donkey Hodie’s new homeMar 22, 196828mE26Jamie Rogers visitsMar 25, 196829mE27A baby doll bedMar 26, 196829mE28Things that fit into other thingsMar 27, 196828mE29WeavingMar 28, 196829mE30Turning the Neighborhood of Make-Believe upside downMar 29, 196829mE31Red Monster Pt 1: A visit from Pedro the birdApr 1, 196828mE32Red Monster Pt 2: No one has ever seen a monsterApr 2, 196828mE33Red Monster Pt 3: Oranges for the balletApr 3, 196829mE34Red Monster Pt 4: Musical bottlesApr 4, 196828mE35Red Monster Pt 5: There are no monstersApr 5, 196828mE36Rocking ChairsApr 8, 196829mE37Drawing with ChalkApr 9, 196839mE38King Friday meets Sara SaturdayApr 10, 196830mE39What to wear?Apr 11, 196828mE40A party for Sara SaturdayApr 12, 196828mE41Rain in the Neighborhood of Make-BelieveApr 15, 196829mE42AirplanesApr 16, 196829mE43Reardon plans an OperaApr 17, 196829mE44Auditions for the operaApr 18, 196828mE45The Babysitter OperaApr 19, 196829mE46Visiting the barbershopApr 22, 196829mE47Fur, feathers, and hairApr 23, 196829mE48ApplesApr 24, 196829mE49BubblesApr 25, 196829mE50Playing with ToysApr 26, 196829mE51Bears everywhereApr 29, 196828mE52PuzzlesApr 30, 196828mE53Benjamin FranklinMay 1, 196829mE54Heat and printingMay 2, 196829mE55King Friday, Goldilocks, Benjamin Franklin and the threeMay 3, 196829mE56Various vegetablesMay 6, 196829mE57RabbitsMay 7, 196829mE58A growing familyMay 8, 196829mE59PlumbingMay 9, 196829mE60Joey Hollingsworth’s dance recitalMay 10, 196829mE61All about waterMay 13, 196829mE62Drinkable waterMay 14, 196829mE63Fire in the factoryMay 15, 196829mE64Learning about firefightersMay 16, 196829mE65Rebuilding the factoryMay 17, 196829mE66All about carsMay 20, 196829mE67Dedication at the Rockit FactoryMay 21, 196829mE68Bicycles and dance classMay 22, 196829mE69WindowsMay 23, 196829mE70GlassMay 24, 196828mE71Taking care of your teethMay 27, 196829mE72Stop litterbugsMay 28, 196829mE73Rainbow cookiesMay 29, 196828mE74Household ChoresMay 30, 196829mE75Welcome back, Miss EmilieMay 31, 196829mE76Cheering up King FridayJun 3, 196829mE77Entertaining King FridayJun 4, 196829mE78Letters and wordsJun 5, 196829mE79Calling Sara SaturdayJun 6, 196828mE80All about telephonesJun 19, 1968E81Mail deliveryJun 10, 1968E82CampingJun 11, 1968E83Lady Elaine plans an operaJun 12, 1968E84Campsite OperaJun 13, 1968E85Cats and kittensJun 14, 1968E86PretendingJun 17, 1968E87All about fishJun 18, 1968E88Moving tentsJun 19, 1968E89Rain poemJun 20, 1968E90PresentsJun 21, 1968E91BuildingJun 24, 1968E92A production of “Rumpelstiltskin”Jun 25, 1968E93Boomerang-toomerang-soomerangJun 26, 196830mE94About flowersJun 27, 1968E95Decorating for Sara SaturdayJun 28, 1968E96Blowing bubblesJul 1, 1968E97Trouble with the telecanJul 2, 1968E98Meeting a stone-smithJul 3, 1968E99Playing the bagpipesJul 4, 1968E100Height and weightJul 5, 1968E101All about whistlesJul 8, 1968E102Feeling sickJul 9, 1968E103Roller skatesJul 10, 1968E104Playing instruments togetherJul 11, 1968E105The neighborhood orchestraJul 12, 1968E106Fairy TalesJul 15, 1968E107Decorating a cakeJul 16, 1968E108Animal BookJul 17, 1968E109Making things out of glassJul 18, 1968E110Mr. McFeely’s BirthdayJul 19, 1968E111How people make pianosJul 22, 1968E112DrumsJul 23, 1968E113Going to bedJul 24, 1968E114Staying wellJul 25, 1968E115Playing with sandJul 26, 1968E116Horse costumeJul 29, 1968E117Henrietta’s doll collectionJul 30, 1968E118Native American dancersJul 31, 1968E119BadgesAug 1, 1968E120Rain on the day of the fairAug 2, 1968E121All about doughnutsAug 5, 1968E122Scuba divingAug 6, 1968E123Flashlights need batteriesAug 7, 1968E124All kinds of ballsAug 8, 1968E125Feeling angryAug 9, 1968E126Chickens in the neighborhoodAug 12, 1968E127PortraitsAug 13, 1968E128DisappearingAug 14, 1968E129Meeting Robert TrollAug 15, 1968E130Getting to know Robert TrollAug 16, 1968
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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
19686
Kids
Released
Feb 19, 1968
Country
United States
Creator
Fred Rogers
Productions
WQEDSmall World EnterprisesFamily Communications
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood is an American children's television series that was created and hosted by namesake Fred Rogers. The series originated in 1963 as Misterogers on CBC Television, and was later debuted in 1966 as Misterogers' Neighborhood on the regional Eastern Educational Network, followed by its US network debut on February 19, 1968, and it aired on NET and its successor, PBS, until August 31, 2001. The series is aimed primarily at preschool ages 2 to 5, but has been stated by PBS as "appropriate for all ages". Mister Rogers' Neighborhood was produced by Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA public broadcaster WQED and Rogers' non-profit production company Family Communications, Inc.; previously known as Small World Enterprises prior to 1971, the company was renamed The Fred Rogers Company after Rogers' death.
