PBS Revisits Mister Rogers' Neighborhood With New Spin-Off

PBS is returning to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood a decade after the series ended with a new animated spin-off.

Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood will feature original Mister Rogers characters who still live in the Neighborhood of Make Believe, but have since grown up and now have children of their own, PBS announced Sunday at PBS' fall TV preview session. Daniel Tiger, the 4-year-old son of the original Tiger, will be the new series' star.

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A visit to The Dance Theatre of Harlem
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Fun with the 'Flying Karamazov Brothers'
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Length: 28:17
Aired: 2/1/2010

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Mister Rogers visits with Koko the gorilla who has learned how to communicate in sign language. In Make-Believe, there's a gorilla, too, who seems scary until the neighbors get to know him. And there's a video of how people make play balls.
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Length: 16:35:01
Aired: 7/29/1998
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PBS Revisits Mister Rogers' Neighborhood With New Spin-Off

PBS is returning to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood a decade after the series ended with a new animated spin-off.

Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood will feature original Mister Rogers characters who still live in the Neighborhood of Make Believe, but have since grown up and now have children of their own, PBS announced Sunday at PBS' fall TV preview session. Daniel Tiger, the 4-year-old son of the original Tiger, will be the new series' star.

Watch videos from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood ran on PBS from... read more

My mother told me my favorite ...

Question: My mother told me my favorite show when I was little was the children's show Pinwheel. I don't remember anything about it. Could you fill me in? It was probably around 1984-87, but I am not sure. Thanks.


Answer: If the show was your favorite, you're certainly not alone, Julie — the show stands out in the memory of many a Gen-Xer. Pinwheel began life in Columbus, Ohio, in 1979 on The Pinwheel Channel, which featured the show five hours a day. I'm betting, however, that you didn't catch it until at least a year later, when that channel went national as Nickelodeon. Nick, which would go on to become the children's juggernaut it is today, kept Pinwheel on its schedule until 1989.

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Premise: The genial, soft-spoken man made every day `special' and every kid welcome in this long-running series. Once described as `a singing psychiatrist for children,' Rogers used puppetry, songs and storytelling to teach youngsters about family values and how to deal with life's ups and downs. Rogers, an ordained Presbyterian minister, was a beloved mainstay of PBS's daytime lineup and received a long-overdue Emmy in 1999 for Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series.

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