Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Would You Be Mine Collection [1979] (4 discs)
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Writer:	Fred Rogers
Composer:	Johnny Costa

Length:	870 minutes (14 hours 30 minutes)
MPAA Rating:	TV-Y7
Sorting Category:	Kids

IMDB Rating:	8.6/10
Amazon Rating:	5.0/5 stars
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Mister Rogers: It's You I Like

Synopsis: This set includes classic episodes about getting along with others, dealing with different feelings, and caring for your family. Plus enjoy visits from incredible guests, such as the music group STOMP, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, and Olympian Suzie McConnell.

Reaction: A great collection of stories and imagination. Above all, Mister Rogers shows how easy it is to show love to everyone around you.

Personal Rating: 9/10

Select Guest Cast

Ameenah Kaplan

Member of Stomp! ^{(1695: Mad Feelings)}

Betty Seamans

Mrs. McFeely ^{(1604: Fun and Games)}

Caroll Spinney

Big Bird ^(voice) ^{(1483: Competition)}

David L. Nohling

Purple Panda ^{(1563: Celebrations)}

Fred Michael

Prince Tuesday ^(voice) ^{(1465: Mr. Rogers Goes to School)}

Itzhak Perlman

Self ^{(1670: Then and Now)}

Jim Beard

Beaver O'Day ^{(1530: Work)}

Johnny Costa

Self ^{(1530: Work)}

Maggie Stewart

Mayor Maggie ^{(1530: Work)}

Zelda Pulliam

Ellen Paterson ^{(1530: Work)}

Liz Rossi

Little Panda ^{(1755: Curiosity)}

Matt Meko

Purple Panda ^{(1755: Curiosity)}

Tony Chiroldes

H.M. Hulamouse ^{(1755: Curiosity)}

Mary Rawson

Cousin Mary Owl ^{(1554: Families)}

Michael Horton [II]

Betty Okanak Templeton ^(voice) ^{(1542: No and Yes)}

Ming-Na Wen

Royal Trumpeter #3 ^{(1549: Music)}

Peggy Fleming

Self ^{(1494: Discipline)}

Stephen Lee

Cousin Steve ^{(1677: Going Away and Coming Back)}

Yo-Yo Ma

Self ^{(1547: Music)}

Select Cast and Crew

Bob Muens	=>	Director
Bob Walsh	=>	Director
Hugh Martin	=>	Director
Paul Lally	=>	Director
Fred Rogers	=>	Writer / Writer / Daniel Striped Tiger / Lady Elaine Fairchilde / Mr. Rogers / King Friday XIII / Queen Sara Saturday

Johnny Costa	=>	Composer
Audrey Roth	=>	Audrey Cleans Everything

Betty Aberlin	=>	Lady Aberlin

Bill Barker	=>	Dr. Bill Platypus / Elsie Jean Platypus (as W. P. Barker) ^(voice)
Carole Switala	=>	Ana Platypus (as Carole Muller) ^(voice)
Charles Altman	=>	Prince Tuesday ^(voice)
Chuck Aber	=>	Charles R. Aber

David Newell	=>	Mr. McFeely

Don Brockett	=>	Chef Brockett

Joe Negri	=>	Handyman Negri

Lenny Meledandri	=>	Prince Tuesday ^(voice)
Robert Trow	=>	Harriett Elizabeth Cow (as Bob Trow) ^(voice)

Random Trivia For This Title:

1483: Competition -> Big Bird reveals that he is a golden condor.
1755: Curiosity -> This is Purple Panda's last appearance on the show.
1483: Competition -> Caroll Spinney agreed to appear in the episode as Big Bird after some dialogue with Fred Rogers; when Spinney originally received the script for the show he saw it required him to remove the costume and discuss the inner-workings of the Big Bird puppet. Spinney protested, as he didn't believe in ruining the illusion of Big Bird for the children. Rogers agreed, but only under the stipulation that Big Bird's appearance was restricted to the fantasy segments of the "Neighborhood of Make-Believe," as he didn't believe in perpetuating the deceitful blur of real and pretend to children that occurred when presenting the character as real in the "real world."
1483: Competition -> The flashback of ^[?] Andrew Wyeth's visit is archive footage from Show #1217 from 1972.
1520: Day Care and Night Care -> The footage of graham crackers being made was filmed at the Philadelphia Bakery of Nabisco Brands, Inc.
1619: Environment -> Michael Horton [II] was unavailable for this week of shows, save for his short voiceover as Betty Okanak Templeton-Jones in Episode 1618, so Tom Megalis was brought in to perform Old Goat.
1578: Making Mistakes -> This is the first time Mr. Rogers is absent as he leaves to go to a meeting Chuck Aber takes over the episode until Rogers returns later in the episode.
1695: Mad Feelings -> As Lady Aberlin dances outside Grandpere's upside-down Tower, a sharp eye might catch something out of the ordinary on her left forearm. According to Betty Aberlin: "It's not a tattoo. It looks like a stain or paint/ink, a bruise, or maybe I gave blood and they couldn't find the vein?"
1670: Then and Now -> The picture of young Miss Paulifficate shows King Friday and Queen Sara on either side of her. In actuality, she was well grown up before the king and queen even met or got married. This was probably done to eliminate confusion in children of the modern era watching the show who would have no recollection or knowledge of the royal wedding from the second season.
1664: Love -> The Neighborhood of Make-Believe storyline is identical to that found Episode 1309.
1689: Everybody's Special -> At the end of the time in Make-Believe, Prince Tuesday and Neighbor Aber play hide-and-seek. While Tuesday hides, Neighbor Aber counts in an unusual way: "12-15-22-5." Translating these numbers into letters (1=A, 2=B, etc.), these numbers spell out L-O-V-E.

Episode List:
Episode Name	Season	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB
1465: Mr. Rogers Goes to School	10	1	1	Hugh Martin	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers takes a ride on a real school bus. In Make-Believe the parents are excited to see their children at the end of the first day of school. Mister Rogers helps children know that teachers need students who want to learn.	8.9
1483: Competition	11	1	2	Hugh Martin	Fred Rogers	Amid much excitement, Big Bird visits Make-Believe and reassures Henrietta that X the Owl will always be her best friend. Mister Rogers helps children know that even "When a Baby Comes to Your House," no one can ever take your place.	8.3
1481: Competition	11	4	7	Hugh Martin	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers shows a favorite factory tour, How People Make Crayons. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, King Friday announces a "Draw the Neighborhood" contest, and Lady Elaine Fairchilde decides she will be the winner.	8.8
1494: Discipline	12	1	3	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers skates with ice-skating star Peggy Fleming. They talk about how doing something well takes lots of practice. In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine helps determine her "appropriate discipline" for damaging the dolls in the factory.	8.2
1499: Pets	12	1	4	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers takes a neighbor's dog for a walk, and it's nighttime in Make-Believe where Ana wishes for a kitten for her birthday. Daniel Tiger is finding it hard to wait for Ana's big day and to give her his special gift.	8.1
1508: Friends	13	1	5	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers helps children learn about cooperation and deal with the difficult times of friendships in this Make-Believe story when friends and neighbors Henrietta and X hurt each others feelings. And Mister Rogers visits a restaurant.	8.2
1520: Day Care and Night Care	13	1	6	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers visits a factory to see how people make graham crackers. In Make-Believe, the Prince is happy his parents return, but still angry that they left. He is assured there will always be people who will take good care of him.	8.4
1530: Work	14	1	7	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Here's a chance to go behind-the-scenes. Mister Rogers shows the studio where he works and introduces some of the people who help make the program. He even brings out some of puppets he uses in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe.	8.8
1532: Grandparents	14	1	8	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers makes wind chimes with straws and shows a factory video of how people make straws. He shows pictures of himself and his parents when he was younger. In Make-Believe, Daniel Tiger wishes he had a grandfather of his own.	8.2
1542: No and Yes	15	2	1	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers talks about bicycle safety and shows a video of how people make tricycles. In Make-Believe, King Friday says "Yes," he will officiate at the upcoming wedding, but "No" to the Prince who wants to do something that's not safe.	8.2
Episode Name	Season	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB
1547: Music	15	2	2	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	World-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma comes to visit Mister Rogers. They talk about music and feelings, and Yo-Yo Ma shows how his cello music can express many different emotions. And there's a video of how people make bass violins.	9.2
1549: Music	15	2	3	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers visits the Empire Brass Quintet and listens carefully to how each instrument sounds alone, and how all the instruments sound together. In Make-Believe the Neighbors are getting ready for the Bass Violin Festival.	8.0
1554: Families	16	2	4	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Robert Trow shows two puppies in the yard outside Rogers' television house. He then delivers a film of different families in the neighborhood. With the Neighborhood of Make-Believe's cousin reunion nearing, Bob Dog and Ana Platypus adopt each other as cousins.	8.6
1560: Making and Creating	16	2	5	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers visits a new playground designed and built by adults and children together. He tries out the swings and slides. In Make-Believe, shy Daniel Tiger becomes a hero, even though he doesn't always feel brave.	7.4
1563: Celebrations	16	2	6	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	World-renowned trumpeter Wynton Marsalis visits to play with the Neighborhood trio and talk with Mister Rogers about his music. It's nighttime in Make-Believe, and Henrietta is sad because she thinks her friends have forgotten her birthday.	8.7
1569: Playthings	17	2	7	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers shows how with empty containers he can create a whole Neighborhood. In Make-Believe, Ana Platypus is jealous of Prince Tuesday's new bike. And at Negri's Music Shop there's lots of music-making on real and toy instruments.	7.5
1574: Dance	17	2	8	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers' visits the Dance Theatre of Harlem and learns about the hard work that it takes to be a dancer - and the reward that comes from that. In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine realizes that dance can be about all kinds of feelings.	7.2
1578: Making Mistakes	17	3	1	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Oops! Mister Rogers forgot about a meeting and finds a way to deal with it. There's a video of how people make erasers, and in Make-Believe Daniel worries he's a mistake. Lady Aberlin assures him he's fine just as he is.	9.2
1604: Fun and Games	19	3	2	Paul Lally	Fred Rogers	Basketball Olympic gold medalist Suzie McConnell comes to the Neighborhood to give Mister Rogers a basketball lesson. In Make-Believe, everyone becomes part of the team. And there's a visit with dancers who use a large ball in their dance.	8.3
1612: When Parents Go to Work	20	3	3	Bob Muens	Fred Rogers	Rogers and Mr. McFeely make treats with peanuts and peanut butter. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Prince Tuesday is still angry that his parents are running errands all the time.	8.4
Episode Name	Season	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB
1619: Environment	20	3	4	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers goes snorkeling with oceanographer Sylvia Earle to see some of the wonders of the ocean. In Make-Believe there's a special newscast to help find a solution to the garbage problem.	8.6
1624: Fathers and Music	20	3	5	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	Folk singer Ella Jenkins visits Mister Rogers with her ukulele and plays some songs her father enjoyed. In Make-Believe, there's fun with wolf costumes, but Lady Elaine is afraid that she might turn into a "big bad wolf."	8.0
1644: Art	22	3	6	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers visits with a potter at the community art center where they make a pot together using a potter's wheel. In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine is angry and uses her boomerang magic to cover all the portraits of King Friday with clay.	8.4
1664: Love	23	3	7	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	It's hard to understand that people who love each other sometimes get angry with each other. Lady Aberlin saw the King and Queen having a fight, then being loving, and wonders about love. A visitor plays a lullaby on the mandolin.	8.2
1670: Then and Now	23	3	8	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	World-famous violinist Itzhak Perlman joins Mister Rogers and shares some of his music, as well as some of his feelings about dealing with polio. In Make-Believe, Trolley helps the neighbors learn that grownups were little once, too.	8.2
1677: Going Away and Coming Back	24	4	1	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers meets paramedics who show him the inside of an ambulance and some of the equipment they use to help people. He's even strapped onto their stretcher! In Make-Believe, the neighbors use a map to search for a hidden tunnel.	8.4
1689: Everybody's Special	25	4	3	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	Rogers shows some of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe puppets and introduces the puppeteer who created Prince Tuesday, Lenny Meledandri. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, several people have to console Prince Tuesday, who has removed his robe.	7.7
1695: Mad Feelings	26	4	2	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers visits with STOMP! the percussionist performers who use everyday objects: brooms, pipes, buckets and their hands and feet, to make exciting music. In Make-Believe Lady Elaine is working on saying "I'm sorry."	9.0
1702: Helping	26	4	4	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers shows how people make vacuum cleaners and visits with Jabali Afrika, a dynamic musical group from Kenya. In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine has a nightmare about sweepers and is determined to rid the world of them.	8.1
1755: Curiosity	30	4	5	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	Mister Rogers visits virtuoso violinist Hilary Hahn. He reads a bedtime story. It's nighttime in Make-Believe. Prince Tuesday and Little Panda are rescued from outer space by Hula Mouse. King Friday learns that curiosity is a good thing.	8.7
Episode Name	Season	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB
1756: Ready to Read?	30	4	6	Bob Walsh	Fred Rogers	Rogers immediately goes to see elephants of different sizes. He also shows a video on how backpacks are made. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, an over-curious King Friday asks that Cornflake S. Pecially should build a machine to look inside of things.	8.2

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Would You Be Mine Collection [1979] (4 discs)Pick a Random Episode

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Would You Be Mine Collection [1979] (4 discs)
Pick a Random Episode