Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 1979 - 2001

Mister Rogers visits a portrait painter who paints with her fingers. There's excitement In Make-Believe, with the wedding plans of puppets James Michael Jones and Betty Okonak Templeton. It can be fun to be in a wedding -- or a pretend one.

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.

Chrissie Thompson, a teenager who has spina bifida and needs braces and crutches to help her walk, comes to visit. In Make-Believe, there's more excitement about the upcoming wedding, but Daniel's concerned about being the "ring bearer."

Mister Rogers has pictures of his wedding day, and talks and sings about how, as a child, he thought when he grew up he would marry his mother. In Make-Believe, Daniel misunderstands what it means to be the "ring bearer" in the wedding.

A potter shows the process of making a pot. It's wedding day in Make-Believe. The King officiates. The bride and groom exchange their vows. Mister Rogers talks about learning when to say "yes" and "no" and the importance of love in life.