Dave really behaved himself on this episode. Fred Rogers was very serious about the work that he did. Adults had a difficult time taking Fred seriously because so many Adults had not been taken seriously as children by the adults in their childhood. This was a very good interview, one of the best Fred Rogers interviews I have seen.
This also comes from his morning show, 2 years before he moved to Late Night. Only lasted for 90 episodes and I'm not sure I've seen another one to compare it to but I'd expect him to be a little more tight-lipped in the AM.
@@alexhumble6435 Yes, I agree. Plus Dave was younger as well and not as self-assured. In this episode, Dave seemed to be a bit more vulnerable and engaging. Dave's morning show was my introduction to David Letterman. I was 18 and was so disappointed when the show was taken off. It was a nice change from the standard game shows. That a.m. show was like a pilot season. He was very fortunate to have had that kind of opportunity to display his wacky form of humor. We laughed ourselves silly. We do know that adults have a difficult time taking Fred Rogers seriously because they had rarely, if ever, been treated with such respect as a child. Fred's way of interacting with children is very alien from the way so many adults interact with children.
There's a great podcast series on Fred Rodgers. I recall he worked with a forward thinking childs psychologist for the time. Yes, masked as a childrens show he cared about kids and making quality supportive programming for them.
I love it when Dave waves at the puppet. Mr. Rogers was a delightful, gentle man. I was afraid that Dave would be sarcastic with him, but I think Dave respected what Fred did for children and the world.
Watching Mr. Rogers as an adult really affects me in a different way. I loved him as a very young child and as i grew up obviously i thought it was schmaltzy baby stuff. I was lucky enough to grow up in a home full of love but to me that was just the normal. As an adult you see the world for what it is and you realize that some children probably really did need to hear someone say that they loved them, and that they cared about them because they were not getting it from the people who were supposed to be making them feel loved. It really makes you appreciate his work on a whole other level
Amen to that, thank God we had a man like that in our childhood. I'm still hoping, and praying that this generation is able to find there version of Mr Rogers. Peace and love y'all 🤟
I couldn't help but cry when he sang "It's You I Like". Just the purity of intent in Mister Rogers in singing that song summed up with the masterful music and melody composed by him and masterfully played by Mr. John Costa is of great delight to the core of our souls. Thank you, Mister Rogers. And thank you, Mr. Letterman, for the respect given to him in this interview.
While that song is meant for young children, it's one that older kids, teens and even adults need to hear and understand. As we grow, we often become superficial, partly out of fear of rejection. We think that our hair, clothes and toys ARE what people like. In some cases, unfortunately, it's true, but internalizing that the person is what is important is something we should all remember - because too often, we don't.
Well, I'm crying now, remembering watching his show when spending the mornings at my grandmother's house. Hearing him sing that song all these years later just devastates me.
I’m watching it with my kids a few minutes every night. They don’t get much screen time. He’s in an exalted sphere. Who else on TV expressed authentic love? Who else’s talked about how to love? Where else anywhere? He was rare. So very rare.
Hey, I went against the grain and had only 30 minutes of screen time for my children daily and no electronics (nothing electronic in their rooms or mine). They turned out to be heavy readers and still are to this day when my son isn't working on his own writing. You'll let your children grow into who they were meant to be without letting electronics shape them and Mr. Rogers teaches those messages beautifully.
Love it! You can see the look on David Letterman's face when confronted by King Friday 13th, he knows he's talking to Fred Rogers' hand but just for a brief moment, he gets drawn into that land of make-believe that we all can't help but get drawn into from time to time and turns into a child again! Fred Rogers was a certified genius...
Fred Rogers was so easy to listen to and still is to me even all this time later. So gentle, so genuine and caring. A man who honestly loved his work and the audience he did it for. Just grabs your attention and can't help but not watch.
I love every second of this. Kids even got a taste for Jazz with Mr. Rogers. Costas syncopates with Rogers with such amazing fluidity. I don't think they ever did the same song exactly the same way. I noticed the drummer couldn't even wait at the end and starts with the brushes before the breakdown.
As a young child I would watch Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. It was I would say, a happy and joyful time in my life. The positivity and learning experience was top notch. Fred Rogers will always be remembered as one of the greatest and most polite people God put on this green earth for the love and support he gave children through his programming. I salute you in heaven sir. 👍
I grew up watching Mister Rogers Neighborhood and I LOVE this man for the gentleness, caring nad patience he showed. I would be entranced by the puppets as a little boy. He was a very caring and special person in all of our lives. There will never be another Mister Rogers. He was ONE OF A KIND!
Mr. Roger's sense of humor and wit in this clip is wonderful! I had no idea he was so funny. I loved watching him as a child and with my kids when they were young.
I’m an Aussie, but have a special interest in children education, especially after having my son nearly 5 years ago. Reading about and watching Fred Rogers in action after hearing about him as a child, and also to an extent my son watching Daniel tigers neighbourhood, I have really come to appreciate this special man’s work and legacy. Our day care centre does a daily report on an app and when we I open the daily report there is always a Fred Rogers quote in the header - “Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.” - Fred Rogers
Did anyone else notice that the spotlight on Mr. Letterman was turned off while Mr. Rogers was singing? Dave was as much an audience member as his audience. Growing up I loved Mr. Rogers Neighborhood and as an adult I loved Letterman's late night shows, and this was neat, to see two favorites together, enjoying each other just the way they were.
I have more renditions of "It's You I Like" towards the beginning of my Movie Playlist that, all together as a set, reach the soul and drive the point home, teaching the song at the same time, in different styles, given by different people and means, followed by this video and the two movie trailers pertaining to Mr. Rogers and the work of nurture that they did, followed by the music of Johnny Costa, the jazz piano of Mr. Rogers' songs that were heard on the show. I organize my playlists, and this section, taken all together, provide a sweet touch to the heart, with memories dear from long ago, that might uplift the listener/viewer.
As a child of the 70s and teen of the 80s, I really can't say what a difference Mr. Rogers made in my life. I can say I don't think I would have made it through young life believing I was anything without him. And being all alone making up play, made me write instead of watch. Thank you and God bless you, Mr. Rogers. It's you I like.
It is my belief that Mr. Rogers' nurture through the television made all the difference in many children making it through to adulthood, that if Fred hadn't been "present" in their young lives as they were, many would not have made it through. Many parents are present only in body, in their children's lives, and not present at all from the heart, but children need that nurture, and Fred gave that through the airwaves. I'm sure it made a big difference to many.
Dave talking to the king of the children. 😎 Mr. Rogers turned that one around quick didn't he. He felt a little uncomfortable on live TV so he pulled out his puppet. Awesome.
He reminds me of my childhood best friend's dad. He was a teacher at our school. He grew the best apples in the world. All kinds cuz he grafted other kinds to other trees. That's how he came up with the best Gravenstein apple. He was a wonderful father. Their family was very different from mine. I'll bet Mr. Rogers was a great, loving and kind father. My dad was a truck driver and one of the Best. He smoked cigs and drank alcohol. Mo was a waitress or worked in places that served alcohol and she also smoked and drank. They fought pretty bad. Always scared the hell out of me. And my 2 brothers. That was back in the 50's and 60's. Lot different back then.
You can tell Dave was having a little fun, but held this man in high regard, as he should. Fred Rogers is a legend. So glad Daniel made an appearance. I was hoping to see my crush Lady Aberlin, but no.
Mr. Rogers enables us to feel vulnerable and then as adults we feel a bit silly sitting with that feeling. But it’s quite good for us to be in touch with that. Hopefully, as parents, grandparents and formal educators, we can recall that feeling when interacting with children. He understood it is our responsibility to teach kindness, empathy and how to demonstrate compassion. His episodes on the Vietnam war and assassinations of our era were beyond expectations for any children’s program. He’s sorely missed these days.
I never understood the significance of the puppets until I saw the film. I wish I had been able to watch more of M. Rogers, and had more memory of him.
I grew up with so many bad and awful things. When I first watch Mr. Rogers, he opened a whole new world for Me. There was more to Life and I want to say, Thank you for saving Me.
If I lived 2 more lifetimes ,after my current rancid one , , I don't think I could ever be as important as Fred Rogers, , , , for kids TV Fred is the GOAT , !!
My God! When Mr. Rogers pulled his *King* *Puppet* out, that was the first time I saw Dave Letterman completely "floored" before he eventually had *Madonna* on his show.
Whether here or on Late Nite, Dave could never get the better of Mr. Rodgers. You would think Dave's ironic tone would cut straight through Rodgers sincerity but it always worked the opposite way. In every appearance, Dave shrinks back and lets Rodgers take the lead. Speaks to the meek but powerful force of Rodger's personality.
How cool to have Bob Costa on the show, too! If I could be kind of meh about the show, I most certainly stayed to listen to the music as the credits rolled! LOVED his playing and his style!
Goats have kids. Haven't seen too many watching Letterman 😅 Thankful for This show beyond words.Imagine, having a TV show, with the idea that you shouldn't be watching tv, but we did, and learned from it. Nothing on TV today compares to this show. Imagine, having a TV show today with the idea that you shouldn't be watching tv, but we did, and learned from it.
I remember when I was much younger and I would avoid watching Mr. Rogers. I hated that show. I hated it because if I didn't change the channel quickly enough I'd find myself watching the entire episode. I would end up in totally another world of peace and calmness. I know that sounds a bit strange, but I was older than I felt Mr. Roger's show was meant for. Nevertheless, if I watched a bit too much, I had to watch until the end. A few times when I would get to work on a Monday, everyone would be really quiet. Not many people are into beginning a workweek. So, I would start singing "It's a beautiful day in the Neighborhood" and the office would start talking and laughing.
I didn't realize he named King Friday the 13th to help assuage childrens' fears, along with Henrietta and Daniel. But what explains the walking nightmare that is Lady Elaine?
I like this Dave a lot. After the host fiasco he became a different person (understandably), but I remember actively avoiding the show as a teen/young adult.
Well, Fred told children the answer to that question every day at the end of his show. He said, "There is only one like you." And if there is only one like you, then there is only one like Fred Rogers.
Mr. Rogers could totally pick up Mjolnir. But he'd never use it to fight; he'd probably do carpentry instead. Most likely, building houses for homeless families. Of course, he'd give it back to Thor first chance he got, because you shouldn't keep things that belong to someone else.
If you plug your ears and only read exactly what the closed captioning says... it turns his songs into real soul crushers! Idk but i notice weird things. Almost like he was saying something low key
Dave really behaved himself on this episode. Fred Rogers was very serious about the work that he did. Adults had a difficult time taking Fred seriously because so many Adults had not been taken seriously as children by the adults in their childhood. This was a very good interview, one of the best Fred Rogers interviews I have seen.
This also comes from his morning show, 2 years before he moved to Late Night. Only lasted for 90 episodes and I'm not sure I've seen another one to compare it to but I'd expect him to be a little more tight-lipped in the AM.
@@alexhumble6435 Yes, I agree. Plus Dave was younger as well and not as self-assured. In this episode, Dave seemed to be a bit more vulnerable and engaging.
Dave's morning show was my introduction to David Letterman. I was 18 and was so disappointed when the show was taken off. It was a nice change from the standard game shows. That a.m. show was like a pilot season. He was very fortunate to have had that kind of opportunity to display his wacky form of humor. We laughed ourselves silly.
We do know that adults have a difficult time taking Fred Rogers seriously because they had rarely, if ever, been treated with such respect as a child. Fred's way of interacting with children is very alien from the way so many adults interact with children.
Brought me to tears when he sang to the audience. Thank God for Mr Rogers when we had him. 👏
@@reneej7594 I 100% agree!!!! As a child I loved his show and now as an adult can say that show have me confidence and great standards. RIP Mr. Rogers
There's a great podcast series on Fred Rodgers. I recall he worked with a forward thinking childs psychologist for the time. Yes, masked as a childrens show he cared about kids and making quality supportive programming for them.
I love it when Dave waves at the puppet. Mr. Rogers was a delightful, gentle man. I was afraid that Dave would be sarcastic with him, but I think Dave respected what Fred did for children and the world.
Mr. Rogers was and always will be the greatest human to ever be human.
I just wrote the same thing, having not seen this.
He certainly did enrich our children’s lives.
Watching Mr. Rogers as an adult really affects me in a different way. I loved him as a very young child and as i grew up obviously i thought it was schmaltzy baby stuff. I was lucky enough to grow up in a home full of love but to me that was just the normal. As an adult you see the world for what it is and you realize that some children probably really did need to hear someone say that they loved them, and that they cared about them because they were not getting it from the people who were supposed to be making them feel loved. It really makes you appreciate his work on a whole other level
no one’s doing this today.
Amen to that, thank God we had a man like that in our childhood. I'm still hoping, and praying that this generation is able to find there version of Mr Rogers. Peace and love y'all 🤟
💯
The way he looked and spoke/sang to the camera. He looked at each and every viewer. Mr. Rogers was truly 1 of a kind.
I couldn't help but cry when he sang "It's You I Like". Just the purity of intent in Mister Rogers in singing that song summed up with the masterful music and melody composed by him and masterfully played by Mr. John Costa is of great delight to the core of our souls. Thank you, Mister Rogers. And thank you, Mr. Letterman, for the respect given to him in this interview.
While that song is meant for young children, it's one that older kids, teens and even adults need to hear and understand. As we grow, we often become superficial, partly out of fear of rejection. We think that our hair, clothes and toys ARE what people like. In some cases, unfortunately, it's true, but internalizing that the person is what is important is something we should all remember - because too often, we don't.
Well, I'm crying now, remembering watching his show when spending the mornings at my grandmother's house. Hearing him sing that song all these years later just devastates me.
Am with you on this as well.
OMG meee too. I certainly miss Mr. Rogers. These were the good ole days.
Same boat same story man… i feel that
Ditto. What a great man he was.
I’m crying two years later.
I believe we all, including David, became children once again while this episode played. So thankful I grew up with Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.
I needed this..at 45 and going through depression. I need to watch some mr Rogers now
Mr. Rogers was a nurturer. :)
I’m watching it with my kids a few minutes every night. They don’t get much screen time. He’s in an exalted sphere. Who else on TV expressed authentic love? Who else’s talked about how to love? Where else anywhere? He was rare. So very rare.
An exalted sphere, indeed. Well said!
Hey, I went against the grain and had only 30 minutes of screen time for my children daily and no electronics (nothing electronic in their rooms or mine).
They turned out to be heavy readers and still are to this day when my son isn't working on his own writing.
You'll let your children grow into who they were meant to be without letting electronics shape them and Mr. Rogers teaches those messages beautifully.
I’m never seen Dave be so real. He actually was interacting with the puppets so sweetly.
One thing I've noticed about Dave L. He is a different person when he gets around someone he respects.
Love it! You can see the look on David Letterman's face when confronted by King Friday 13th, he knows he's talking to Fred Rogers' hand but just for a brief moment, he gets drawn into that land of make-believe that we all can't help but get drawn into from time to time and turns into a child again! Fred Rogers was a certified genius...
My goodness I’m 58 and that looks like the same tiger from my childhood! Tons of respect for this man. What a caring human being.
What a wonderful man - and you could tell Dave respects him
Fred Rodgers was beyond a special human being. Rare, and beautiful. Please G-D send us more like him. More now than ever.
truth and Dave gave him so much respect.
I'm amazed at Mr. Rogers' openness. He's very bold and courageous.
It's an odd, yet exquisite feeling to have someone singing directly to me from 41 years ago. Thank you, sir.
rogers was one of the best humans to ever walk the earth.
Fred Rogers was so easy to listen to and still is to me even all this time later. So gentle, so genuine and caring. A man who honestly loved his work and the audience he did it for. Just grabs your attention and can't help but not watch.
RIP, Mr Rogers. You were one of a kind, and we greatly miss you❤️❤️❤️
I loved Mr. Rogers! He reminded me of my dad. He also worked with children 🥰
what a beautiful man, he is missed
I love every second of this. Kids even got a taste for Jazz with Mr. Rogers. Costas syncopates with Rogers with such amazing fluidity. I don't think they ever did the same song exactly the same way. I noticed the drummer couldn't even wait at the end and starts with the brushes before the breakdown.
Dave seems really delighted and engaged, great interview!
As a young child I would watch Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. It was I would say, a happy and joyful time in my life. The positivity and learning experience was top notch. Fred Rogers will always be remembered as one of the greatest and most polite people God put on this green earth for the love and support he gave children through his programming. I salute you in heaven sir. 👍
Very happy that you're including clips of the morning show.
Mr Rogers always fills my heart with hope.
I grew up watching Mister Rogers Neighborhood and I LOVE this man for the gentleness, caring nad patience he showed. I would be entranced by the puppets as a little boy. He was a very caring and special person in all of our lives. There will never be another Mister Rogers. He was ONE OF A KIND!
Mr. Roger's sense of humor and wit in this clip is wonderful! I had no idea he was so funny. I loved watching him as a child and with my kids when they were young.
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Classic daytime Dave, Mr Rogers was full of class and loved what he did
I’m an Aussie, but have a special interest in children education, especially after having my son nearly 5 years ago. Reading about and watching Fred Rogers in action after hearing about him as a child, and also to an extent my son watching Daniel tigers neighbourhood, I have really come to appreciate this special man’s work and legacy. Our day care centre does a daily report on an app and when we I open the daily report there is always a Fred Rogers quote in the header - “Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.” - Fred Rogers
I never thought I'd see myself tearing up after he started singing.
Caught myself smiling through this one. I was an avid watcher as a kid.
Loved him as a kid. And as I get older and older, I realize how special of a human being he really way. Truly one of a kind.
Did anyone else notice that the spotlight on Mr. Letterman was turned off while Mr. Rogers was singing? Dave was as much an audience member as his audience. Growing up I loved Mr. Rogers Neighborhood and as an adult I loved Letterman's late night shows, and this was neat, to see two favorites together, enjoying each other just the way they were.
Can you imagine having Fred Rogers as your father? I imagine it to be an incredible experience.
I’m 51. When he started singing It’s you I like, I was brought all the way back to 5 years old. Like no time had passed! He was truly special! ❤
This man was not of this world. Never seen anyone so ….. good.
The music is simply fantastic. It’s a simple melody, but the piano accompaniment is so skillful and sensitive.
I have more renditions of "It's You I Like" towards the beginning of my Movie Playlist that, all together as a set, reach the soul and drive the point home, teaching the song at the same time, in different styles, given by different people and means, followed by this video and the two movie trailers pertaining to Mr. Rogers and the work of nurture that they did, followed by the music of Johnny Costa, the jazz piano of Mr. Rogers' songs that were heard on the show. I organize my playlists, and this section, taken all together, provide a sweet touch to the heart, with memories dear from long ago, that might uplift the listener/viewer.
Disrespecting Mr Rodgers is illegal in all 50 states.
7:34 Mr. Rogers' piano player kicks ass.
I broke when he sang.. man I did not expect that to hit so hard.
As a child of the 70s and teen of the 80s, I really can't say what a difference Mr. Rogers made in my life. I can say I don't think I would have made it through young life believing I was anything without him. And being all alone making up play, made me write instead of watch. Thank you and God bless you, Mr. Rogers.
It's you I like.
It is my belief that Mr. Rogers' nurture through the television made all the difference in many children making it through to adulthood, that if Fred hadn't been "present" in their young lives as they were, many would not have made it through. Many parents are present only in body, in their children's lives, and not present at all from the heart, but children need that nurture, and Fred gave that through the airwaves. I'm sure it made a big difference to many.
Dave at his best. Mr. Rogers was the best. Two legends.
Dave talking to the king of the children. 😎 Mr. Rogers turned that one around quick didn't he. He felt a little uncomfortable on live TV so he pulled out his puppet. Awesome.
Mr Rodgers "Existence is but an illusion."
THAT was surreal.
love dave miss him
He reminds me of my childhood best friend's dad. He was a teacher at our school. He grew the best apples in the world. All kinds cuz he grafted other kinds to other trees. That's how he came up with the best Gravenstein apple. He was a wonderful father. Their family was very different from mine. I'll bet Mr. Rogers was a great, loving and kind father. My dad was a truck driver and one of the Best. He smoked cigs and drank alcohol. Mo was a waitress or worked in places that served alcohol and she also smoked and drank. They fought pretty bad. Always scared the hell out of me. And my 2 brothers. That was back in the 50's and 60's. Lot different back then.
mr. Rogers was the best tv show for kids there ever was
Wow I sure wish today's youth could grow up to this like I did.. love you Mr Rogers
One of the all time great humans. Thanks for all you did, Mr. Rogers. (I could never call him Fred!)
Oh my god Mr. Rogers, you just made me cry, what a beautiful soul you have!
You can tell Dave was having a little fun, but held this man in high regard, as he should. Fred Rogers is a legend. So glad Daniel made an appearance. I was hoping to see my crush Lady Aberlin, but no.
Existence is but an emotion! ✌️♥️
One of a kind, never will be another
Wow he dealt with Dave on another level using that puppet and that propel song.
"Existence is but an illusion"?!?! King Friday is dark as f**k!
The song "Row, row, row your boat" ends in "Life is but a dream."
Mr Rogers just used bigger words for each song lyric. Mystical indeed!
« We need to ask the children. ». Love you Fred.
This was as pure as any human being could be. Mr. Rogers is loved and missed.
What an absolute gem
Mr. Rogers enables us to feel vulnerable and then as adults we feel a bit silly sitting with that feeling. But it’s quite good for us to be in touch with that. Hopefully, as parents, grandparents and formal educators, we can recall that feeling when interacting with children.
He understood it is our responsibility to teach kindness, empathy and how to demonstrate compassion.
His episodes on the Vietnam war and assassinations of our era were beyond expectations for any children’s program. He’s sorely missed these days.
Fred was wonderful.
Truly a genuine, loving human being. If we had more like him, the world would be a brighter, better place.
National Treasure.
eyes are the window to the soul
Mr. Rogers has the most beautiful eyes
I never understood the significance of the puppets until I saw the film. I wish I had been able to watch more of M. Rogers, and had more memory of him.
ALL Adults really need this Guy.
I grew up with so many bad and awful things. When I first watch Mr. Rogers, he opened a whole new world for Me. There was more to Life and I want to say, Thank you for saving Me.
If more kids of today could still be watching Mr Rodgers neighborhood maybe just maybe there would be less bullying
So sweet. Love Mr. Rogers; such a good man! :)
If I lived 2 more lifetimes ,after my current rancid one , , I don't think I could ever be as important as Fred Rogers, , , , for kids TV Fred is the GOAT , !!
Such awonderful human
My God! When Mr. Rogers pulled his *King* *Puppet* out, that was the first time I saw Dave Letterman completely "floored" before he eventually had *Madonna* on his show.
I loved Mr. Rogers, and I loved those puppets.
OMG, how could you not love this???
Thank goodness for these too
Love this. David on his best behavior!
Rare daytime David Letterman show clip with Fred Rogers!
Great, now you have a 50 year old man crying his eyes out. Thanks Dave!!! 🥲
hes become a gentle giant legend
Whether here or on Late Nite, Dave could never get the better of Mr. Rodgers. You would think Dave's ironic tone would cut straight through Rodgers sincerity but it always worked the opposite way. In every appearance, Dave shrinks back and lets Rodgers take the lead. Speaks to the meek but powerful force of Rodger's personality.
How cool to have Bob Costa on the show, too! If I could be kind of meh about the show, I most certainly stayed to listen to the music as the credits rolled! LOVED his playing and his style!
Johnny Costa was at the piano. Bob Costa was a sports announcer, right? I hope that helps. :)
Delightful.❤️
Goats have kids. Haven't seen too many watching Letterman 😅
Thankful for This show beyond words.Imagine, having a TV show, with the idea that you shouldn't be watching tv, but we did, and learned from it.
Nothing on TV today compares to this show.
Imagine, having a TV show today with the idea that you shouldn't be watching tv, but we did, and learned from it.
It’s like Crag Ferguson’s show😂 Always like the land of make believe when I was younger🥲
Compare this to kids today watching TikTok videos
I remember when I was much younger and I would avoid watching Mr. Rogers. I hated that show. I hated it because if I didn't change the channel quickly enough I'd find myself watching the entire episode. I would end up in totally another world of peace and calmness. I know that sounds a bit strange, but I was older than I felt Mr. Roger's show was meant for. Nevertheless, if I watched a bit too much, I had to watch until the end. A few times when I would get to work on a Monday, everyone would be really quiet. Not many people are into beginning a workweek. So, I would start singing "It's a beautiful day in the Neighborhood" and the office would start talking and laughing.
Amazing
Fred Rodgers was a master at the craft at puppetry along with the other great masters Jim Henson, Frank Oz and today a great master Jeff Dunham.
I didn't realize he named King Friday the 13th to help assuage childrens' fears, along with Henrietta and Daniel. But what explains the walking nightmare that is Lady Elaine?
🤣🤣 Good question!! 😂
Fred predicted Karen's of the future and played it out to prepare children to deal with it in the future.
Fred was a good egg.
I like this Dave a lot. After the host fiasco he became a different person (understandably), but I remember actively avoiding the show as a teen/young adult.
Why has there only been one Fred Rogers.
Well, Fred told children the answer to that question every day at the end of his show. He said, "There is only one like you." And if there is only one like you, then there is only one like Fred Rogers.
Rodgers spitting Bars
I didn’t have a lot of nice people when I was a kid,but I had Mr.Rodgers.
Mr. Rogers could totally pick up Mjolnir. But he'd never use it to fight; he'd probably do carpentry instead. Most likely, building houses for homeless families. Of course, he'd give it back to Thor first chance he got, because you shouldn't keep things that belong to someone else.
We could use a little Mr Rogers right now
which I think is why many are enjoying these videos in my movie playlist. There are only a few, but they touch the heart.
If you plug your ears and only read exactly what the closed captioning says... it turns his songs into real soul crushers! Idk but i notice weird things. Almost like he was saying something low key
Pre-Late Night Dave here is just a different kind of experience. Not anywhere as near as sardonic as he would become later
I always wondered if he was a Steelers fan.
Did he bring Dave any fresh little candies?