← Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

Season 18

15 episodes · 1987

  1. 1

    Alike and Different

    Nov 23, 198728 min★ 7.8

    Rogers attends a show full of antique cars. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Mayor Maggie and Queen Sara agree to change jobs for a day.

  2. 2

    Alike and Different

    Nov 24, 198728 min★ 7.8

  3. 3

    Alike and Different

    Nov 25, 198728 min★ 7.4

    Each Person is Unique -- Yet We All Have Much in Common Actor Bob Trow, who plays Bob Dog, stops by to demonstrate how Bob Dog and real dogs are alike and different.

  4. 4

    Alike and Different

    Nov 26, 198728 min★ 5.8

  5. 5

    Alike and Different

    Nov 27, 198728 min★ 7.4

    Jeff Gabel surprises Rogers by showing a few peeps. Rogers goes to a circus, where Gabel puts on his clown make-up. The Neighborhood of Make-Believe finds Lady Aberlin in a chicken costume, much to Daniel's dismay. Aberlin gives sound advice to Daniel and to Nancy Caterpillar.

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    Nighttime

    Mar 7, 198828 min★ 8.7

    Concerns About Nighttime and Other Scary Things Mister Rogers pretends it is nighttime in his house as he turns out the lights, pulls out his sofa bed, and checks underneath it for "monsters."

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    Nighttime

    Mar 8, 198828 min★ 8.0

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    Nighttime

    Mar 9, 198828 min★ 7.8

    Concerns About Nighttime and Other Scary Things Mister Rogers talks about scuba divers who explore the ocean's perpetual darkness.

  9. 9

    Nighttime

    Mar 10, 198828 min★ 9.0

  10. 10

    Nighttime

    Mar 11, 198828 min★ 8.0

  11. 11

    Kindness and Unkindness

    May 2, 198828 min★ 8.8

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    Kindness and Unkindness

    May 3, 198828 min★ 8.0

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    Kindness and Unkindness

    May 4, 198828 min★ 7.4

    Being Kind to Ourselves and Others Exercise teacher Marilyn Barnett and her young students show Mister Rogers some fancy jump-rope tricks.

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    Kindness and Unkindness

    May 5, 198828 min★ 7.4

  15. 15

    Kindness and Unkindness

    May 6, 198828 min★ 7.6

    "Sir Thomas T. Tune" convinces King Friday to allow the new schooling method.