Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Difference between revisions

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** Even earlier than that is his [http://exhibit.fredrogerscenter.org/advocacy-for-children/videos/view/975/ special that dealt with the death of Robert Kennedy, I don't think you'll ever again hear a PBS or any kids show repeatedly say the word assassination so many times].

* [[No Fourth Wall]]: Besides the constant interaction with the viewer, the fact that Fred's "TV house" was a mere set in a studio was made obvious. For example, one episode had Fred walk out of the living room and into the bare studio to introduce viewers to Johnny Costa.

* [[Non Interactivity]]: A little lighter than usual. He never really required the audience to play along, but he did treat the camera as the viewer.

* [[Non-Interactivity]]: A little lighter than usual. He never really required the audience to play along, but he did treat the camera as the viewer.

* [[Our Trolls Are Different]]: In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, they're named Robert and speak a playful gibberish "troll-talk."

* [[The Piano Player]]: Music director Johnny Costa showed up on camera from time to time to play some of Fred's tunes. Offscreen, he provided the show's underscore, playing sophisticated jazz improvisations live during taping.

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** There also seems to have been a Time Skip between the 1968-76 and 1979-2001 runs, because Prince Tuesday and Ana Platypus were aged up from toddlers to preschool level. However, Daniel Striped Tiger was also featured as their classmate in spite of not having apparently aged, so it could also be seen as a [[Continuity Reboot]].

* [[Tin Can Telephone]]

* [[Trans Atlantic Equivalent|Transcontinental Equivalent]]: ''[[Mr. Dressup]]'' in Canada, although the show was somewhat both broader and more down to earth with the clownish costumes he used and it didn't have the equivalent of the Land of Make-Believe, the puppet characters largely came to him.

* [[Trans-Atlantic Equivalent|Transcontinental Equivalent]]: ''[[Mr. Dressup]]'' in Canada, although the show was somewhat both broader and more down to earth with the clownish costumes he used and it didn't have the equivalent of the Land of Make-Believe, the puppet characters largely came to him.

* [[Unlimited Wardrobe]]: Henrietta Pussycat had more costumes than some of the human characters.

* [[Verbal Tic]]: Meow meow Henrietta Pussycat again meow meow meow.

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