King Friday and the rest of the residents of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, it’s such a good feeling to know that you can still see some amazing Mister Rogers memorabilia: the show’s sets ...

This led to King Friday imposing new rules and restrictions on make-believe. That was 31 seasons, 894 episodes and 52 years ago when Mister Rogers' Neighborhood premiered on WQED. From 1968 ...

King Friday might be king of Calendarland, but Mister Rogers is definitely the king of understanding how to make kids feel safe, smart, and special.

to characters like King Friday, “Neighborhood” pays loving homage to the long-running kids’ show “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” hosted from 1968 to 2001 by the late Fred Rogers.

That first week of Mister Rogers was about change — even in the Neighborhood of Make Believe, where a puppet ruler named King Friday XIII was upset that his subjects were moving their homes ...

Mr. Rogers often used his character King Friday as an example of someone ... In one instance, the other members of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe sent the frustrated king balloon messages ...

The U.S. Postal Service has announced that it will release a Forever Stamp featuring America's favorite neighbor, television icon Mister ... Rogers in his signature cardigan, holding King Friday ...

Trolley and its distinctive dings are an “undeniable connection” between “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood ... When Donkey Hodie makes too much noise, King Friday XIII tells him to build ...

On it, Rogers—decked out in one of his trademark colorful cardigans—smiles for the camera alongside King Friday XIII, ruler of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. Also in honor of Mister Rogers ...

It spotlights the cherished children's television star along with one of his show's prominent puppets, King Friday. "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" aired from 1968 until 2001 and rose to prominence ...