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1. www.misterrogers.org › episodes › the-puppets-fromThe puppets from the Neighborhood of Make-Believe - Mister ...

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   5 days ago · Watch Mister Rogers make and voice the puppets from the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, such as Prince Tuesday and Cornflake S. Pecially. Learn how to celebrate birthdays and be yourself with these friendly characters.

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3. www.misterrogers.org › articles › the-neighborhoodThe Neighborhood of Make-Believe - Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

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   3 days ago · A parade through the Neighborhood of Make-Believe (1982) The Neighborhood of Make-Believe is a puppet kingdom ruled by King Friday XIII. It’s a fantasy area where children can see puppet characters and friendly humans grow and learn as they help each other with their problems and concerns.

4. www.misterrogers.org › articles › x-the-owlX the Owl - Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

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   2 days ago · X the Owl was one of the original puppets from The Children’s Corner, and was named X because he “X-scaped” from a cage. Here’s what he had to say about that: “…my friend and true tame tiger pal, Daniel S. Tiger, let me out of my cage at the county fair…Daniel said to me ‘X SCAPE’ and I said, ‘Well, how about that.’.

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6. www.misterrogers.org › articles › daniel-tigerDaniel Striped Tiger - Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

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   4 days ago · The star of the series is 4-year-old Daniel Tiger, son of the original program’s beloved puppet Daniel Striped Tiger. He invites young viewers into his world, giving them a child’s eye view of his life. The program also features other familiar Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood characters and places.

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7. www.misterrogers.org › articles › king-friday-xiiiKing Friday XIII - Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

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   3 days ago · King Friday asks for salutes (1968) King Friday lives in the Castle, ruling over the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. He sometimes uses his power to make himself feel important, but he soon mellows especially when his wife Queen Sara and son Prince Tuesday help him feel loved and appreciated.

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8. www.misterrogers.org › articles › donkey-hodieDonkey Hodie - Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

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   2 days ago · The Washer-Dryer-Sorter-Dumper (1973) Donkey Hodie lives on a farm in the neighboring “Some Place Else” where he grows potatoes. Like his namesake in the classic fictional book “Don Quixote,” this Donkey Hodie lives in a windmill and is a bit of an idealist.

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   Who gave Fred Rogers a tiger puppet?

   • At the program’s launch party the night before, WQED Station Manager Dorothy Daniel presented Fred Rogers with a tiger puppet as a gift. He decided to use the tiger puppet instead of the bird, and named the puppet Daniel after the person who gave him the gift. And so it was a tiger who emerged out of a cuckoo clock! I don’t growl anymore. I’m tame…

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   Does Mister Rogers appear in Make-Believe?

   • We enter this magical world when Mister Rogers sends the Trolley through the tunnel, or in the early days through a variety of more magical devices. But Mister Rogers never appears in Make-Believe, adding to the understanding that this imaginary place is separate from his reality-oriented “television house.”

   The Neighborhood of Make-Believe - Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

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   Why did Fred Rogers write 'some place else'?

   • “Some Place Else” was indicative of Fred Rogers’ whimsical humor and his delight in being playful with words. When Donkey Hodie first arrived, he needed to build a home – a windmill (a nod to his namesake, the fictional Don Quixote’s fascination with windmills). King Friday offered to let him build it behind the castle.

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   Why did Fred Rogers separate his children?

   • That separation serves two purposes. On one hand, that was Fred Rogers’ way of helping young children who are typically just beginning to understand what’s real and what’s just make-believe. On the other hand, he wanted to show children that it can help to use their imagination to play and pretend about situations and feelings in their own lives.

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10. www.misterrogers.org › episodes › the-lion-helps-theThe lion helps the tiger - Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

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    2 days ago · The lion helps the tiger. Mister Rogers shows his TV neighbors a paper fish his neighbor Ben Gonzales has made. Mister Rogers goes to visit Ben Gonzales at his studio. Mr. Gonzales demonstrates how paper sculptures are made. Mr. Gonzales tells Mister Rogers he can keep the paper fish and also gives him a paper bird to take home.