Mister Rogers visits children and adult dancers who tell a story in dance. In Make-Believe, King Friday is genuinely sorry for breaking something in anger. Mister Rogers helps children know it's safe to talk about all kinds of feelings.
Aired: Feb 15, 1999 Mister Rogers visits the Westminster Handbell Choir and listens to different ...
Aired: Feb 22, 1999 Gymnasts use ribbons, moving rhythmically to music, and Mr. McFeely has a vid...
Aired: Mar 1, 1999 Symphony drummer Tim Adams plays his loud and soft percussion instruments. In...
Aired: Mar 8, 1999 Mister Rogers helps children identify sounds on a tape recorder. Music -- and...
Aired: Mar 15, 1999 Chuck Aber, dressed as a marching-band leader, visits the television house to...
Aired: Mar 22, 1999 Rogers assembles a fountain in his kitchen. He shows a videotape of numerous ...
Aired: Mar 29, 1999 Neighbor Aber comes on roller blades wearing pads that keep him safe. Staying...
Aired: Apr 5, 1999 Mister Rogers meets Marc Brown, the creator of "Arthur," and sees how he draw...
Aired: Apr 12, 1999 Rogers takes an extended trip to a fire station. The lessons learned there, e...
Aired: Apr 19, 1999 Rogers goes to a school gym class to dance and exercise where he witnesses a ...
11. 1746: When Things Get Broken
Aired: Apr 26, 1999Mister Rogers uses a computer and suggests that children use imagination for ...
12. 1747: When Things Get Broken
Aired: May 3, 1999Mister Rogers visits the library to take out a book and sees children doing l...
13. 1748: When Things Get Broken
Aired: May 10, 1999Sculptor George Rhoads shows Mister Rogers his whimsical "ball machines." In ...
14. 1749: When Things Get Broken
Aired: May 17, 1999Joe Negri fixes a broken ukulele. But In Make-Believe, the neighbors have hur...
15. 1750: When Things Get Broken
Aired: May 24, 1999Mister Rogers visits children and adult dancers who tell a story in dance. In...
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