RIP Mr. Rogers.

[PaulOakenfold]

Originally posted by PaulOakenfold
I loved when he played with blocks, and I think everyone remembers the crayon factory because he probably visited it every season, thus making about 10 crayon factory episodes.

[Fit of Rage]

Originally posted by ConcreteSchlyrd
A) The crayon factory show was kickass. I can remember that episode quite vividly.

B) What the hell was up with that one puppet on there? I can't remember what it was called. You know, the one with the long, fucked up nose and the voice that sounded like a guy trying to be feminine. That thing scared me.

Lady Elaine, I believe it was. The puppet world was fucked up royally, but the rest of the show was entertaining.

[k3vin]

Sad to see him go. He was great part of my childhood and I will miss him. In fact, tomorrow, I'm gonna wear my Mr. Rogers T-shirt, and if anyone makes fun of him, I'll kick their ass. Mr. Rogers was the coolest.



RIP

[Heatha]

I remember when he played in that dish of sand with his little toys. I also remember that little train that came through the hole in the wall. Oh and thoses puppets that live in that one tree. The memories are coming back.

[Jason]

Man, I remember getting so excited when Mr. Trolley would enter the tunnel and come out in the puppet world. Good times. Good times indeed.

[pv=nrt]

the man was a true cultural icon for children. i think that crayon episode had to be his best ever. I remember that one cleary also. and i dont remember what i did yesterday!

[Heatha]

Sigh, I don't remember the crayon episode . I should go watch some Mr. Rogers now.

[roxtar]

Originally posted by Jason
Man, I remember getting so excited when Mr. Trolley would enter the tunnel and come out in the puppet world. Good times. Good times indeed.

it seems sad that i didnt notice there was a remote control for that trolley built into the set. you can actually see it in some shots. i wonder if had had bad eyesight, or if i was just a child and never doubted mr rogers.

[PaulOakenfold]

anyone remember "How They Make Construction Paper" episode? That was classic also, I remember learning how to tie my shoes from him also, and I could have swore that mailman had problems of his own.

[Mayo Inc.]

i loved the trolley he was so god damn sweet. my friend turned 18 on the day he died. her childhood is officially over. he always had a good show, i think its one show that everyone should have seen at least once.

i always said if i had kids id want them to be big on Mr. Roger's Hood.

[Beef Lo Mein]

For some reason I actually watched that show when I was way young. The coolest part was the train that would come through the living room and toot.

[PaulOakenfold]

King Friday, what were the other names of the puppets... i totally forget