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Episode 1445Air Date: May 2, 1975 Because rain is expected in the Neighborhood, Mister Rogers arrives with an umbrella and shows how it is used. He shares a film about a man who repairs broken umbrellas. Mr. McFeely delivers a bag of vegetables and a watermelon to Mister Rogers and invites him along to Brockett's Bakery where Chef Brockett is making fruit baskets from a watermelon. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Lady Elaine Fairchilde gives a weather forecast on MGR-TV and suggests that it will not rain. Mr. McFeely, however, arrives with a report that it is currently raining outside. As the sun comes out, a rainbow appears to the delight of King Friday. Prince Tuesday, thinking the rainbow is his own, is disappointed when it fades. Lady Elaine offers to show a film about rainbows to Prince Tuesday any time he wants to see one. Back at the house, Mister Rogers explains that rainbows are for everyone to enjoy. He concludes by singing Some Things Belong To You and looking at the rainbow that appears in bubble solution. NotesDuring the film about umbrellas, Johnny Costa's instrumental Debbie plays in the background. This song can be found on the album Classic Costa. Although he mentions that an umbrella should not be opened indoors, Mister Rogers does so himself in Episode 1046 and Episode 1648. Appearing In This Episode
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