-- which is a collection of children's letters to the television personality: Dear Mister Rogers, Please say when you are feeding your fish, because I worry about them. read more
Generations of children grew up watching “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” the brainchild of Fred Rogers that aired for 31 seasons. As a musician and ordained Presbyterian minister, he was a role model for imagination, kindness and compassion. read more
Mister Rogers often fed his aquarium fish during episodes. Typically, each week's episode explored a major theme, such as going to school for the first time. At the outset, most episodes ended with a song entitled "Tomorrow", and Friday episodes looked forward to the week ahead with an adapted version of "It's Such a Good Feeling". read more