Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Complete Series

It's a beautiful day in this neighborhood.

A beautiful day for a neighbor.

Would you be mine?

Could you be mine?

It's a neighborly day in this beauty wood.

And neighborly day for a beauty.

Would you be mine?

Could you be mine?

I have always wanted to have a neighbor just like you.

I've always wanted to live in a neighborhood with you.

So let's make the most of this beautiful day.

Since we're together, we might as well say.

Would you be mine? Could you be mine?

You be my neighbor.

Won't you please.

Won't you please, please.

Won't you be

my neighbor?

I'm a friend.

I brought a little bouquet today.

You know, we've been hearing so much about whaling

ships captains

having a whaling opera.

So I just

brought this little boat made out of two pieces of wood.

Okay, that's a little red one on the top

and this blue one on the bottom.

Do you ever play with anything like this?

You know, you can pretend that it's sailing along on the water

like that

there.

Or if the waves are very high,

you can pretend it's sailing like this.

Then.

Or you could use just a little piece of wood to pretend.

Or you could even use your hands.

Yeah.

Make this hand be the ship

going like this.

And then have this hand be the port.

The port is where the ship comes into,

like the.

There it comes in safely to its port.

Not too long ago,

I saw a boat that looked like this one

coming into a port and tying up to the dock.

There.

Why don't we ask picture?

Picture to show us that.

Okay, I'd like you to see it.

Because there the boat was way out in the ocean.

And little by little it came in

to the very safe port.

Like this.

Shall we ask? Picture. Picture.

Okay.

Please show us the film of a boat

coming in to port.

There it is. Out in the middle of the ocean.

And it's coming toward the land.

And that's a marker

that shows where the land is.

It's a big piles of rocks and

the man who drives the boat

knows how to make it go.

Well, it's coming into the dock.

See how calm the waters are.

There. I'm.

I throw the line out.

And now it's safely attached to the dock.

Thank you very much.

Picture, picture.

You're welcome,

Mr. Rogers.

We sail our boat on into the kitchen.

This isn't an ocean.

No, and I wouldn't float the boat in here.

Not with the fish.

Because something in the paint might hurt the fish.

But we will feed the fish.

They're waiting for their food. Yeah.

Oh. Leather growing.

Fish live in water.

And boats float on top of the water.

And there's water in big places

like oceans

and lakes.

But there's water in little places to

like.

Brooks and streams.

And puddles.

Mud puddles after the rain.

And little places like sinks

in your own home.

There.

It's a good place to pretend for a boat.

But on days when you can't use water.

You could use a cookie sheet.

Something like this.

Because you see how that looks like water.

Just sail it along there.

Say, why don't we build ourselves

a port with our blocks in the other room?

Okay, we'll use this for the water.

Do it right here.

I've got the blocks in here.

This can be the ocean.

This be the port here.

I really like being with you.

You know, just the two of us.

Just for once.

Just for once.

Just for once.

I want you all to myself.

Just for once.

Let's be alone

with nobody else to tell us.

Do this, do that.

Sit down. Gab, I'll come back.

No. Nobody else

but nobody else but you.

Just for once.

Just for once. Just for once.

I want you all to myself.

Just for once.

Let's play alone with no one else.

Will build us a house with a garden

and no, no.

Nobody else but nobody else but you.

Just for once.

Just for once.

Just for once.

I want you all to myself.

Just for once.

Let's stay alone.

And I'll be the only one with you.

And you'll be the only one with me.

I'll talk with you.

You'll talk with me.

Just wait till nobody

else but nobody else but you.

Just for one.

Just for one.

I do.

I do like being with you.

There.

Now, this part in the middle here

could be the dark.

And the boat

could be sailing out here in the ocean.

And then it sees

two places to come in.

One here

and one here.

And it wants to come in for safety

because it's finished with its trip for the day.

Comes and

people throw the line over onto the dock,

and these people

get off.

And walk into their homes.

So the boat's all tied up

to the dock safely.

Wait, that's the trolley.

Trolley? You've come in already.

How are you?

Good.

We were just building a dock for our boat.

With the blocks.

You're going to be in the opera.

Well, what part are you going to play?

With the waves.

Hey. Well, how will you do the waves?

How will you be the waves in the ocean?

Good idea.

You're going to wear a costume.

I bet someone will give you one.

Oh, why don't we go to make believe and see what's happening about the opera?

All right.

Would you take us trolley to the neighborhood?

Okay. You ready to go?

You and I all watch together.

Okay.

Into the neighborhood of make little.

High trolley.

I have your costume for the opera.

Do you want to try it?

Just a moment.

Where?

Oh, you're going to be great.

Is my waves.

There.

They're.

And they're.

Oh. Would you practice once for me?

Oh oh.

Oh, I just want to go swimming with you.

Boy, what big waves you have trolley.

You're going to be just fine as the waves.

Lady Abington lady.