Mister Rogers was beloved by both children and adults. What he called his "Neighborhood of Make-Believe" was a loving space where human dignity and respect were the norm. For the viewers of ...

King Friday and the rest of the residents of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, it’s such a good feeling to know that you can still see some amazing Mister Rogers memorabilia: the show’s sets ...

Sadly, it seemed no one wanted to move out of Mister Rogers’ neighborhood. Mister Rogers and the land of make believe taught me that it was good to be curious and imagine new things. More ...

Maybe because "Bob Dog's Neighborhood" just doesn ... the always questioning and timid pal of Mister Rogers who resided in the Land of Make Believe in the original series. The premise of the ...

For a week in 1983, life took a dark turn in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. Over the course of five episodes of Mister Rogers, a mixture of miscommunication and anxiety convinced King Friday ...

Mister Rogers is clearly having a moment — the children's television icon has been the subject of two documentaries and a biopic movie, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. But Fred Rogers is ...

It was, truth be told, a miserable day in the neighborhood: gray skies, sheets of rain. But the director Marielle Heller was willing to go out. Like Fred Rogers, the subject of her new film, “A ...

Also remarking, "'Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood' is the first TV series inspired by the original 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood ... to the "Neighborhood of Make-Believe." The trolley ride concluded ...

The Land of Make Believe gets a meticulous recreation in this scene on the set of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.” The director Marielle Heller narrates a look. transcript The director ...

He also employed a crackerjack jazz trio, which improvised to scenes set both in the “Neighborhood” and “The Land of Make Believe.” At first glance, “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood ...

The 1,968-piece set -- honoring the show's original premiere in 1968 -- features Mister Rogers' home on the front and the Neighborhood of Make-Believe on the back. It has the red trolley ...