Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 1979 - 2001

Mister Rogers pretends it's nighttime, turns out lights and pulls out his sofa bed. He shows there are no "monsters" under the bed and has a video of how people make flashlights. In Make-Believe, nighttime brings lots of feelings.

Mister Rogers and puppet Daniel Tiger visit Moscow and appear on Russia's nighttime children's television program "Good Night, Little Ones." In Make-Believe, Lady Elaine is scaring Daniel Tiger with her talk about falling stars.

Mister Rogers puts on a scuba diver's mask and snorkel. In Make-Believe, Henrietta is scared by someone in a mask because she can't see his face. Mister Rogers also puts on a firefighter's mask and uniform to help children with their fears.

The host of a Russian children's show visits with her puppet and a video of how people make Matrouska dolls, wooden dolls that "nest" inside each other. In Make-Believe, an unusual nighttime visitor, a spaceman, arrives from the sky.

Mister Rogers shows a video of people who work at night and the jobs they do - from trash collectors to firefighters. In Make-Believe, the space man meets everyone. No one understands him, but feelings are universal and don't need words.

Two factory tours: How people make harmonicas and how people make garden hoes. In Make-Believe, the King reacts unkindly. He also sends for a royal tutor, worried his son isn't learning enough in school by singing songs and playing.

Mister Rogers takes a trip through Luray Caverns where he and a blind saxophonist play music. In Make-Believe, King Friday looks for a tutor for his son and is working on being kind. Mister Rogers talks about the importance of teachers.

Mister Rogers learns some fancy jump ropes trick and reminds us that exercise is a way to be kind to our bodies. In Make-Believe, Prince Tuesday talks bravely to his father who wants to take him out of school to learn with a private tutor.

Dancer and Tony winner Tommy Tune visits the Neighborhood of Make-Believe where he will be the tutor for the Prince. Mister Rogers shows a video of how people make bicycle helmets and talks about wearing them to be safe.

In Make-Believe, Broadway star Tommy Tune delights everyone with his dancing -- and with his kindness when he receives a gift that doesn't fit. Mister Rogers talks about being polite as one way to be kind, and an accordion player visits.

Mister Rogers visits an underground house. It's like a secret, hidden from view in a hillside. In Make-Believe, there are secrets the neighbors aren't sharing. Secrets can be fun but it's important to know you can talk about your feelings.

There's a treasure hunt for Mister Rogers and he finds a balloon and a photo of a balloon twister who comes to visit. In Make-Believe, there are balloons too, and Lady Elaine misunderstands the meaning of one that is given to her.

Mister Rogers has a marble sculpture and he shows a video visit with the artist who created it. Mister Rogers shows how an invisible ink pen works. In Make-Believe, there are misunderstandings when Lady Elaine thinks she's getting married.

Queen Ida the accordion-playing "ruler" of zydeco music visits the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. And with talk about secrets, Mister Rogers reminds children how important it is to not keep a secret that you're not comfortable with.

Mister Rogers shows a video of how people make suitcases. In Make-Believe, there's a "swinging" time with Queen Ida and her zydeco music. And Mister Rogers' neighbors surprise him with a birthday party and a song, cupcakes and a gift.