* Chef Brockett always provided some tasty treats to the neighborhood. However, Don Brockett also provided a less than appetizing character in which movie?
* Like many well-loved public figures, Mr. Rogers was dogged by several odd rumors. Which of these is actually true?
* What "Saturday Night Live" alumnus played Mr. Robinson, Mr. Rogers' sleazy, inner-city counterpart?
* Every episode, we'd be transported to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. How many buildings and major structures made up the neighborhood?
* Mr. Rogers covered a wide variety of topics on his show, from new brothers and sisters, to how peanut butter is made. Some of the topics were a tad odd. Which of these was never discussed on the show?
* What was produced in the factory next to the castle?
* In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Joe Negri is the handyman. In Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, what does he do?
* Mr. Rogers decided to go into children's programing, because he was disgusted by what he saw on television. What, specifically, did he see on TV that upset him?