Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Complete Series

All right.

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 world.

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?

Would you be mine?

Won't you be my neighbor?

Won't you please.

Won't you please, please.

Won't you be my neighbor?

Oh, I'm so glad to see you again.

E, I've thought about you this weekend.

Are you coming?

With your timing?

Or. Oh.

Took me a long time to learn how to do that.

Look what Chef

Brockett gave me as I went by his house today.

He said, here,

I want you to have this.

I don't know what it is.

Why don't we go see?

Okay.

Take it to the kitchen and just say.

First of all, let's ask.

Picture. Picture. Picture on the wall.

Could you kindly show us all who gave me this?

See? Chef Brockett.

Well, you're right. Picture, picture.

could you tell me what's inside it?

Open it and see

the best way.

Okay, we will come along.

I fish will feed you later.

A big one

and a little one.

I think I'll open the big one first.

Know what it would be?

We gave him

his birthday present last week.

Not on here.

Really holds it together, doesn't it?

There.

Save the rope.

What's this?

There's some words on.

As for the.

Here it says.

And the.

Them.

And it looks like a puzzle, doesn't it?

Maybe this other is part of it.

Let's say.

Lawn.

Not. Off.

It is pieces of the puzzle.

All right, let's put it together.

Chef Brockett giving us a puzzle

there.

It's a triangular piece.

I guess it wouldn't fit there. No.

How about there?

It does fit there,

but c b those are his initials.

Here's a round face.

And it says light.

Light on it.

No, I bet it would fit in there.

It's in

it says I liked them.

Hey. Look at this piece.

It says thank you.

Where would it fit?

That fits right there.

That's a rectangle.

And it fits right there.

Thank you for the.

That looks as

if it might fit right in there.

All right.

Thank.

And the.

Chef Brockett cookbook.

Thank you for the birthday cake.

And the Chef Brockett cookbook.

I liked them c b

so it's a thank you card

from Chef Brockett with pictures.

That's a way, isn't it?

A way of saying thank you to people to see.

That was fun.

Yeah.

Sometimes if you want to thank

somebody for something, you could draw them a picture of it.

Pictures say things and words say things.

You are.

But it's you who do it.

You can make believe it happens.

Or pretend that something's true.

You can wish or hope or contemplate a thing you'd like to do.

But until you start to do it,

you will never see it through.

Because the make believe pretending

just won't do it for you.

You've got to do it.

Every little bit.

You've got to do it, do it, do it, do it.

Then when you're through, you can know who did it for you.

Did it, you did it.

You did it.

If you want to ride a bicycle

and ride it straight and tall,

you can't simply sit and look at it

because it won't move at all.

But it's you who have to try it,

and it's you who have to fall sometime.

If you want to ride a bicycle

and ride it straight and tall,

you've got to do it.

Every little bit.

You've got to do it, do it, do it, do it.

Then when you're through, you can know

who did it for you did it.

You did it. You did it.

It's not easy to keep trying,

but it's one good way to grow.

It's not easy to keep learning,

but I know that this is so.

When you've tried and learned you're

bigger than you were a day ago.

It's not easy to keep trying,

but it's one way to grow.

You've got to do it.

Every little bit.

You've got to do it, do it, do it, do it.

Then when you're through, you can know who did it for

you did it, you did it,

you did. And.

We could sit here and think all day long, gee,

it would be nice to give food to the fish.

But unless we did it,

the fish would never get fed.

No, we really had to do it.

There you go, fish

first.

We thought about it,

then we did it.

I think it's time for make believe, don't you?

I like that puzzle.

Let's look for the trolley.

In the neighborhood of Make-Believe.

Ready?

Let's look for Daniel's clock.

There it is, ticking and talking.

There's the platypus.

This place.

There's the museum.

Go round.

And X tree.

Henrietta's house.

There's the factory.

There's the trolley.

Money and trolley.

Oh, hi. Trolley.

All right.

Things in the neighborhood of Make-Believe.

Just go in and find out.

All right? Maybe you'll take us with you.

All right.

You ready to go with me?

To the neighborhood of Make-Believe?

Just watch with me as the trolley takes us.

Okay?

Then we go to the neighborhood of Make the Believe.

In. Let's

do the.

What are you doing, dear?

Already? Elaine, where you started?

We'll be there for a moment.

Oh, I'm always full of surprises, because.

That's the truth.

What you got there, handy?

Well, you.

See, what I'm doing is practicing some nut time.

Oh, I didn't know that.

You like to tie knots.

Oh, I like anything that has to do with scouting Lady Elaine.

So do. I.

Let me see. There's nuts here, is there?

I'm just exactly what I thought.

I'll show you a little magic, dear.