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Episode 1162 Air Date: March 30, 1971 Mister Rogers arrives with a pogo stick which he takes outside to demonstrate. After several failed attempts, he explains that some tasks take a lot of practice and patience. Before going back inside, he sings I Like To Take My Time. Inside, Mister Rogers takes a phone call from Len Schugar -- a professional photographer who will be taking a picture of the Rogers family. After sharing snapshot of his family, he talks about hopping animals and takes out a toy kangaroo. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Corney has made a hopping chair for his new toy kangaroo -- a gift from the Platypus family. Bunny Rabbit, who is visiting the Neighbohrood, tries out the hopping chair as well. Corney has made a hopping chair for big people as well and Lady Aberlin is glad to give it a try. At the castle, King Friday is talking with two other guests to the Neighborhood -- Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Moose. They join Lady Aberlin at Corney's factory where Captain Kangaroo takes a turn on the hopping chair. Handyman Negri arrives and invites everyone to the castle's M Room where they enjoy a collection of movies from Australia. Back at the house, Mr. Schugar arrives and prepares to take photographs of the Rogers family. When Mister Rogers' family arrives, they gather near the piano where Mr. Schugar takes pictures as they sing and play It's Such a Good Feeling. Moving to the kitchen, Mr. Schugar takes a few photos of the family standing at the fish tank. Closing out the day, the Rogers family sings Tomorrow as they depart. NotesI Like To Take My Time plays as Bunny Rabbit hops in the hopping chair. Sitting at the piano with his family, Mister Rogers opens a song book -- the 1970 Mister Rogers' Song Book. Near the end of the episode, Mister Rogers thanks his son Jamie for loaning him the pogo stick. Appearing In This Episode
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Episode CreditsProduced by WQED Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in association with Small World Enterprises Inc. for N.E.T. Created by Fred Rogers Production funds for this television visit were provided by a grant from the Sears Roebuck Foundation and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting © 1971 National Educational Television and Radio Center |
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