King Friday's decree is ignored as the schoolchildren transform the old Museum-Go-Round site into a vibrant playground. Meanwhile, Prince Tuesday takes a bold step, directly addressing his father's ban on play and demanding a change.
Aired: Feb 16, 1981Mister Rogers helps children understand that disagreements between parents ar...
Aired: Feb 17, 1981Mister Rogers takes a fascinating journey to a factory to discover the proces...
Aired: Feb 18, 1981Next episode: Mister Rogers talks with Jeff Erlanger, a young boy who uses an...
Aired: Feb 19, 1981The next episode features Dr. Earl Grollman, a renowned author, who will shar...
Aired: Feb 20, 1981Join Mister Rogers as he takes to the skies, exploring the thrill of air trav...
Aired: Jun 1, 1981Mister Rogers visits a crayon factory to explore the fascinating process of m...
Aired: Jun 2, 1981Mister Rogers' visit to an art museum sparks creativity and a love for art in...
Aired: Jun 3, 1981Big Bird consoles Henrietta in Make-Believe, reassuring her that X the Owl wi...
Aired: Jun 4, 1981Mister Rogers explores the world of dance, meeting Lynn Swann, a renowned foo...
Aired: Jun 5, 1981Mister Rogers' rainbow experiment takes an unexpected turn, filling him with ...
11. Mister Rogers Talks About Play
Aired: Jul 20, 1981Bob Dog's quest to retrieve a ball from Henrietta's tree takes an unexpected ...
Aired: Jul 21, 1981Lady Elaine disobeys King Friday's decree against playtime by taking herself ...
13. Mister Rogers Talks About Play
Aired: Jul 22, 1981King Friday's decree is ignored as the schoolchildren transform the old Museu...
Aired: Jul 23, 1981The neighborhood is filled with joy as King Friday finally warms up to change...
Aired: Jul 24, 1981King Friday XIII's trusted advisor, Rogers, stands tall on his porch, his sti...
