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Episode 1141

Air Date: March 1, 1971
Previous Episode: 1140
Next Episode: 1142

Mister Rogers arrives with a bag of items to be repaired. With glue and a screwdriver, he takes the bag to the kitchen where he fixes a wooden bird figure and a toy doll. As he works, he talks about how things can break when they are used but people are different. After singing Everything Grows Together, he shares a film about children playing with dolls and playing dress-up.

In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Miss Paulificate is cleaning up around the Neighborhood on her day off. At the clock, she helps Daniel Striped Tiger repair a toy tiger.

A letter for Dr. Bill Platypus falls from the sky and is delivered by Miss Paulificate to the castle where Dr. Bill is looking at the fountain with Ana. The letter informs Dr. Bill that he will receive his first lesson from the pediatrician school tomorrow.

Back at the house, Mister Rogers pours a glass of milk and a glass of orange juice. After comparing the two, he talks about how pediatricians care about children. He concludes by singing Many Ways To Say I Love You.


Notes

As Mister Rogers hangs his coat, he drops the coat and hanger but catches them before they hit the floor.

Ornithorhynchus Anatinus plays in the background as Miss Paulificate walks from the clock to the castle.


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Episode Credits

Produced by WQED Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in association with Small World Enterprises, Inc. for N.E.T.

Created and Written by Fred Rogers
Produced and Directed by Sam Silberman
Music Director: John Costa
Neighbors: W.P. Barker, Audrey Roth
Film: The Latent Image

Production funds for this television visit were provided by a grant from the Sears Roebuck Foundation and The Corporation for Public Broadcasting

© 1970 National Educational Television and Radio Center

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