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S12 · E16 — Mister Rogers Talks About MAKE-BELIEVE

S12:E16 · Mister Rogers Talks About MAKE-BELIEVE

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18 episodes in this season

Mister Rogers Talks to Parents About Discipline

Mister Rogers Talks About DISCIPLINE

Mister Rogers Talks About DISCIPLINE

Mister Rogers Talks About DISCIPLINE

Mister Rogers Talks About DISCIPLINE

Mister Rogers Talks About DISCIPLINE

Mister Rogers Talks to Parents About Pets

Mister Rogers Talks About PETS

Mister Rogers Talks About PETS

Mister Rogers Talks About PETS

Mister Rogers Talks About PETS

Mister Rogers Talks About PETS

Mister Rogers Talks to Parents About Make-Believe

Mister Rogers Talks About MAKE-BELIEVE

Mister Rogers Talks About MAKE-BELIEVE

Mister Rogers Talks About MAKE-BELIEVE

Mister Rogers Talks About MAKE-BELIEVE

Mister Rogers Talks About MAKE-BELIEVE

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

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196830m6.1

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Mister Rogers Talks About MAKE-BELIEVE

Season 12 · Episode 16 · Jun 30, 1982

Mister Rogers arrives with a small kitten which causes a bit of a distraction as he opens with Won't You Be My Neighbor. After changing his shoes, Mister Rogers explains that he found the kitten outside and believe that it belongs to Chuck Aber. A quick phone call to Mr. Aber lets him know that his kitten has been found. Arriving quickly by way of his sister's car, Mr. Aber is reunited with his kitten before he sings and slightly altered version of Sometimes People are Good: "Sometimes kitties are good..." Showing viewers the inside of the car, Mister Rogers takes a moment to talk about seat belts, car seats, and other automobile safety. Back inside, Mister Rogers shows a film about workers installing seat belts in cars.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

TV Series

196830m6.1

Kids

Now playing

Mister Rogers Talks About MAKE-BELIEVE

Season 12 · Episode 16 · Jun 30, 1982

Mister Rogers arrives with a small kitten which causes a bit of a distraction as he opens with Won't You Be My Neighbor. After changing his shoes, Mister Rogers explains that he found the kitten outside and believe that it belongs to Chuck Aber. A quick phone call to Mr. Aber lets him know that his kitten has been found. Arriving quickly by way of his sister's car, Mr. Aber is reunited with his kitten before he sings and slightly altered version of Sometimes People are Good: "Sometimes kitties are good..." Showing viewers the inside of the car, Mister Rogers takes a moment to talk about seat belts, car seats, and other automobile safety. Back inside, Mister Rogers shows a film about workers installing seat belts in cars.