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    Mr. Rogers

    What is the first word of the theme song?Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

      It's. 'It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood'.

    What kind of animal lives in the clock?Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

      tiger. He is a striped tiger named Daniel.

    What type of clothing is Mr. Rogers known for?Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

      cardigan.

    What station does it run on in the USA?Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

      PBS. It runs everyday on Public Broadcasting System.

    What is the name of the mailman?Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

      Mr. McFeely. The mailman's name was Mr. McFeeley. He was played by David Newell.

    What is the first name of Mr. Rogers?Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

      Fred.

    What is the name of the King there?Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

      King Friday. His wife's name is Queen Sara and his son's name is Prince Tuesday.

    What is the neighborhood that you are taken by trolley to every week?Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

      Neighborhood of Make Believe. We go there by trolley. It is a red trolley with a yellow roof.

    What relative of Mr. Rogers knitted all his sweaters?Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

      Mother. His mother, for a long time, knitted all of his sweaters.

    What instrument did Handyman Negri play?Mr. Rogers

      Guitar. He played the guitar whenever you saw him. He did have his own music shop, Negri's Music Store. Once, he had the famous cellist, Yo Yo Ma, on the show. Hard to imagine he was also in the Neighborhood of Make Believe.

    Who was the exercise instructor?Mr. Rogers

      Marlyn Barnett. Marlyn Barnett always showed up on her way to exerice class to teach Fred and his televison neighbor a few simple exercises.

    Did Fred ever go to visit a shoe factory?Mr. Rogers

      no. No, Fred never did visit a shoe factory, but Mr. McFeely did bring over a video on how shoes are made and they of course showed it on 'Picture Picture.'

    Was the name of Fred's picture screen called 'Picture Picture'?Mr. Rogers

      Yes. Every time Mr. McFeely brought a video over, Fred always said, 'We'll just show it on Picture Picture.'

    On top of the trolley there was a strip of wood that read 'Neighborhood of Make Believe,' what color was the strip?Mr. Rogers

      Yellow. It was yellow with the 'Neighborhood of Make Believe' painted in black.

    What was Fred's middle name?Mr. Rogers

      McFeely . Yes, believe it or not, his name was actually Fredrick McFeely Roger's. I don't know why, but I guess his mom had a speedy delivery with him when he was born.

    Who was Lady Elaine Fairchild's best friend?Mr. Rogers

      Betty Templeton. Elaine called Betty when the garbage dump was full to see if they had any open space in their dump. It turned out that every dump in North, South, East, and West Wood were filled up.

    What type of farm animal was the school teacher?Mr. Rogers

      Cow. It was a cow. They didn't show the school much, but the teacher's name was Harriette Cow. I guess teaching school really 'mooooooved' her.

    What was the king's son's name?Mr. Rogers

      Prince Tuesday.

    What was the name of the character that mentioned this number first?Mr. Rogers

      Daniel Tiger. It was Daniel. Lady Aberlin happen to take a walk over to Daniel's clock and he showed he the piece of paper with 143 on it and after a couple of guesses he finally told her what it meant.

    In the Neighborhood Of Make Believe, one of the characters mentioned the number 143. What did that number stand for?Mr. Rogers

      I love you. They said it meant 'I love you.' The one stood for the 'I,' the four stood for 'love,' because love has four letters in it, and the three stood for 'you' because you has three letters in it.

    In the Neighborhood Of Make Believe, what was day of the week was the king named after?Mr. Rogers

      Friday. His full name was King Friday the 13th and on the palace it had the Roman numerals for thirteen. Everytime anyone came to see him he always said the person's name and then afterwords always say, 'I presume.'

    Who was the baker?Mr. Rogers

      Chef Brockett. Chef Brockett was the chef, sometimes Fred would go over there to visit when he had somebody on, such as a famous chef or something.

    Where are some of his sweaters located?Mr. Rogers

      Smithsonian Institution.

    Which two things did Fred do while singing, 'It's A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood'?Mr. Rogers

      Put on his sweater and his shoes. He always came in singing. Then he would put down whatever he had in his hands on the stool, walk to the closet take off his coat, hang it up, and grab a sweater. Then he would walk back over, sit down, take off his dress shoes, and put on his sneakers. Who knew that song would last that amount of time!

    All good things must come to an end. How old was Mr. Rogers when he died?A Tribute to Mr. Fred Rogers

      74. Mr. Rogers passed away at the age of 74. He was just a few weeks away from having his 75th birthday. He was born on March 20, 1928. I was born in 1984, and I'm glad that I was able to grow up with him.

    To stay in shape, what kind of exercise did Mr. Rogers do?A Tribute to Mr. Fred Rogers

      Swimming. I had to read an article for my college reading class about Mr. Rogers, and it said that everyday he would get up and go swimming. If I knew how to swim, I would probably do it too.

    What kind of videos did Mr. Rogers watch on the show?A Tribute to Mr. Fred Rogers

      How people make things. Every time Mr. Rogers was curious about how something was made, he would contact Mr. McFeely, and Mr. McFeely would go find the video. Later on in the same show, or in another episode, he would bring the video. I remember one that he saw was "How People Make Toothbrushes"!

    In the Neighborhood of Make Believe, where did Lady Elaine Fairchild live?A Tribute to Mr. Fred Rogers

      In the museum. Lady Elaine Fairchild lives in the museum. She was always causing trouble for everyone, and never wanted to make things easy. She and the king didn't get along too well.

    Which character from the Neighborhood of Make Believe lived in a clock?A Tribute to Mr. Fred Rogers

      Daniel Tiger. Daniel Tiger lived in the clock. Though if you look at the clock close enough, it doesn't have any hands. No need for applause from this clock. Daniel was cautious. When people would come in see him and they were dressed in costumes, he was afraid, because he didn't know who they were. The king's niece, Lady Aberlin, was close to Daniel.

    What days of the week were the king, queen, and prince named after in the Neighborhood of Make Believe?A Tribute to Mr. Fred Rogers

      Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday. The king was King Friday the thirteenth. Although on the castle if you paid close attention, the thirteenth was written as XIII. That's 13 in Roman numerals. The queen was Sarah Saturday. Her last name was told one time, but you had to be paying special attention to hear it. Their son's name was Prince Tuesday. His name was said a lot.

    What was the main color of the trolley?A Tribute to Mr. Fred Rogers

      red. The main color of the trolley was red. On the top of it, there were pieces of wood painted yellow that had the name Neighborhood of Make Believe painted in black.

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