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Maybe Aberlin will try to assasinate X the Owl at the picnic.

It must have killed them inside to have to explain this to kids.

I’m embarrassed to say that when my siblings and I were growing up we thought Mr. Rogers was “babyish” and we wouldn’t watch it. Maybe I’d be smarter if I had.

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It struck me how she took a long time to let the air out of the balloon. Everything they did was so purposeful and easy-paced. They didn’t rush even the smallest details, and it helped kids learn to focus and pay attention.

I was 5 about to turn 6 years old. My mother was at the Ambassador hotel that night. She had seen part of Kennedy’s speech but was down the hall in another room when the assassination happened. Someone came running into the room and screamed that they shot Kennedy. Later my mother saw Rosie Grier protecting Sirhan Sirhan from an angry crowd that wanted to kill him. The next day my mother talked to me about what had happened.

I never saw Mr. Rogers when I was a child. But when I learned of him in seminary, I wanted to be like him. We need to value children as he did. If we did, you would see a revolution like never before, and the world would change in an instant. He knew and cared about the minds and spirits of children and thank God he was able to broadcast to them for all those years. I do not believe in hero worship, but he and Robert Kennedy were both heroes. I wish they were both still with us.

What you didn't know. Is that this was filmed before the assassination.

Had no idea Mister Rogers was on TV this long ago. I watched as a kid in the 1980s thinking it was just from that time.

I was 7 in 1968 . I had no interest in world news including assassinations.I remember hearing but of news about it but I really wasn't paying attention. I assumed most kids were this way None of my friends or cousins talked about it either. I believe small children should not be directly confronted with the bad shit going on in the world. It takes away their innocence

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I feel like Mr. Rogers brought it home but I didn't like the tiger puppet's tone.

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What a moment in time.

Brilliant!! I feel pretty certain that a reworking of this tune, retitled "El Moors" was included on Chico's 1965 Impulse release "El Chico". Chico's album "Man From Two Worlds" was the first jazz album I ever purchased.

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Very precious material! It helps a lot understanding that man as a person.

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My dad always told me about this episode and it’s crazy seeing this as a high schooler compared to people who saw this when they were younger

Good way to ask it

I haven't heard this in years.

This was one of my favorite lines in the movie because it hinted at her deep sadness and pain .

Done during the Double Fantasy sessions.

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I thought that Jesus is stronger than hell...

Fuller mastered some ideas of efficiency and genuinely interesting data but he certainly didn’t master efficiency in communication of his ideas. He obscured and made it difficult as hell. His neologisms and eccentricity make him seem like a quack that worked against him too. He ultimately failed didn’t he?

I loved Betty Aberlin, she seemed so caring and loving. Her voice was so soothing.

Such a difficult question answered honestly, tenderly, and lovingly.

1960s style poetry

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Wasn’t expecting this to get me so choked up

Even today its a knee-jerk reaction from parents to hide children away from the realities of the world. And while it is important to make sure their mental well-being is taken care of, its important that they are included. When crazy things happen in the world, its important to let them know that things will be okay.

The dissonant glockenspiel music in the background sounds like how it felt when adults spoke of things you did not understand as a child.

I love how Mr. Rogers addressed this situation. This was a very tragic incident that happened. Unfortunately, the mass media showed graphic scenes over and over of the assassination of Robert Kennedy, and it was probably the only thing that was on tv the day it happened. A lot of adults kept the tv on. That's really heavy for not only children to see, but a lot of teenagers as well. It's so wonderful what Mr. Rogers did here. I love the scene with Betty and Daniel.

“I usually stay away from being carried away but one day I saw a silver horse, I thought he might take me to that somewhere high, I thought he might take me to that deep blue sky” One of the greatest songwriters of all time, criminally underrated rhythmically genius lyricist and melodist and that guitar tone is stunning.

Didn't Ginger Baker play something sim·i·lar with Cream?

Fred rogers was a marine Corp sniper, special forces. Who Rah!

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This still really chokes me up! I was already in school by 1968 very much aware of the JFK assassination and the nightly news coverage off the battlefield of the burgeoning Vietnam war, which I suspected were all boys' eventual fate. Shortly beforehand, I renounced the toy weaponry boys routinely got, never to pick it up again!

This show is nothing but full of positive vibes, rip to Mr. Rogers...

Magnificent. Her songwriting is so incredible and this song absolutely rocks and is such a hauntingly beautiful account of grief.

Mr. Rogers explained it in a way that the children could understand. Not by talking down to them,but explaining it in a simpler,more friendly manner. The media has always sensationalized death. Partly out of their duty,partly out of ratings. You almost never hear of people that stop others from harming people. Mr. Rogers was one of those once in a lifetime people. And we are infintely sadder when he passed.

That wasn't in 1968.

hits me hard.

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Cool song. Very cool.

I love Tina Fey for this. Jesus IS strong as hell.