19x06 - Fun and Games

[bunniefuu]

[THEME MUSIC]

--[SINGING] It's a beautiful
day in this neighborhood,

a beautiful day for a neighbor.

Would you be mine?

Could you be mine?

It's a neighborly
day in this beauty

wood, a neighborly
day for a beauty.

Would you be mine?

Could you be mine?

I have always wanted to have
a neighbor just like you.

I've always wanted to live
in a neighborhood with you.

So let's make the most
of this beautiful day.

Since we're together, we might
as well say would you be mine?

Could you be mine?

Won't you be my neighbor?

Won't you please, won't
you please, please

won't you be my neighbor.

Hi, neighbor.

Did you know who
I was wearing this

funny reindeer-looking hat?

Well, it might change the way I
look, but it doesn't change me.

I'm still Mr. Rogers
no matter what I wear.

In fact, Mr. McFeely
is going to bring

some other hats in a minute.

[KNOCK ON DOOR]

Oh, maybe that's he now.

Let's see.

It is.

Welcome, Mr. McFeely.

-Speedy Delivery.

Here are your hats.

Oh, I see you have
the reindeer hat on.

-Can you com in a minute?
-Sure can.

-Would you like to
try this one on?

-I would.

I'll put these
down here, and you

try the Speedy Delivery hat on.

You have to say
"Speedy Delivery."

-I will.

Speedy Delivery.

-That's right.

I'll try this.

-It's written
right up here, too.

Oh, you look good in that.

-The reindeer.
Would you like to try another?

-Um-hum.

-All right, I have one in
here I bet you'll recognize.

Just try that one one.

A western hat.

And here's one.

I'll try this one on.

MR. ROGERS: You look good
in that, Mr. McFeely.

-Let's see, do you
have time for one more?

-Oh, sure.

-All rightie.

Now here's a funny one.

I think you'll like this one.

-[LAUGHS]

That's a big bill.

MR. MCFEELY: It certainly is.

It's like a big baseball cap.

-Um-hum.

-Now here's one of
my favorites in here.

It's a top hat.

-That's very-- very formal.

-Very formal, very fancy.

-Um-hum.

-There you go.

-But no matter what hat you have
on, you're still Mr. McFeely.

-That's right.

With hats, or even without
hats, I am still Mr. McFeely,

but it's fun to try them on.

-This is fun, isn't it?

-Oh, uh, speaking of fun, Andy
Holinder and Alice Johnson

said they'd be singing with some
children at the center today.

-Good.

-And you can stop
by if you like.

-Oh, I'd like that.

-There's the reindeer hat.

-In fact, I think
maybe I might do

that after we have
some make believe time.

-Well, you could make
believe about hats, too.

-All right.

-Just for fun.

-Good idea.

-All right.

Well, I'll take these.

-Thanks, Mr. McFeely.
-Yes.

-This one.

-Oh, almost forgot.

I'll just put it on right now.

-[LAUGHS]

-See you around
the neighborhood.

-All right.

-Bye bye.

-Good day.

Thank you.

Let's do have some make believe.

-[TROLLEY BELL]

-Trolley, we're going to
make believe about some hats.

-[TROLLEY WHISTLE]

-And, uh, maybe something
about a reindeer.

OK, Neighborhood
of Make Believe.

-[TROLLEY BELL AND WHISTLE]

-Oh, beautiful.

-[TROLLEY BELL AND WHISTLE]

-Oh, Trolley.

-What about you, Trolley?

Want to try on a hat?

-[TROLLEY BELL]

-Well, just for fun.

-Why don't you try the
top hat on, Trolley?

-The top hat?

-Um-hum.

That one.

-There, Trolley.

-[TROLLEY WHISTLE]

-How does that feel?

-[TROLLEY BELL]

-Of course you may, Trolley.

This is a hat day.

-[TROLLEY WHISTLE]

-You're welcome to keep it on.

-[TROLLEY BELL AND WHISTLE]

-Bye bye.

-But I thought that one
was for Uncle Friday.

-Oh, it was, but Mr. McFeely's
gone to bring a lot more.

There will be plenty from
which Friday may choose.

-Oh.

I love mine.

-You look quite
pretty in it, dear.

It looks a little
like an apple pie.

-Oh, I like apple pie.

-Which ice cream or cheese?

-Both.
MR. MCFEELY: Speedy Delivery.

Speedy Delivery for Queen Sara.

-Hello, Mr. McFeely.

-Hi, Lady Aberlin.

-We're so glad to see you.

-Looks like you're both
wearing your fancy hats today.

-Aunt Sara and I
are having some fun.

-Uh, see if you like any of the
one Mr. McFeely brought, dear.

-There you go.

I like this one.

I'm going to try this
one on, all right.

-Oh!

These are great hats,
all different kinds.

-Oh, very good, Mr. McFeely.

[LAUGHS]

[TRUMPETS]

-Oh, here comes King Friday.

-Uh, Queen, niece, and Speedy
Delivery man, I presume.

-[TOGETHER] Correct
as usual, King Friday.

-May I ask the reason for
your strange head coverings?

-Uh, we're putting on hats
just for fun, Uncle Friday.

-Just for fun?

Why, I've never heard
of such a thing.

-Want to try one on, Friday?

-Of course not.

We have perfectly fine
head coverings, Sara.

-Certainly we do, but
this is just for sun.

-I find my fun in
other things than hats.

-What other things, King Friday?

-Uh, bass violin
playing, and, uh--

-Yes?

-Uh, making pronouncements, long
ones when short ones will do.

-Oh, I see.

-Would you like to
make a pronouncement

for us, Uncle Friday?

-Yes, I might do that.

-Then everybody
could have some fun.

-Well, all right.

Uh, pronouncement
fanfare, please.

[TRUMPETS]

-I, King Friday
the 13th, do hereby

make the following
binding pronouncement.

This day in Make
Believe shall be

henceforth constituted
as Hat Day.

A head covering for
everyone will be required.

-Well, it's no fun if
it's required, Friday.

-Very well, then.

A head covering for
everyone will be requested.

-Just for fun.

-Oh, very well.

Just for fun.

This pronouncement is
made by your jolly King

Friday the 13th.

The end.

-[TOGETHER] Thank you!

Thank you, King Friday.

-You may carry on
with your funny times.

I shall return to
my serious work.

Fare well.

-Fare well, King Friday.

-Fare well to you.

Well, that's taken care of.

-Happily so.

-Since this is
hat day, I'm going

to wear this hat on
my speedy deliveries.

I have some other deliveries
in other neighborhoods today.

-Oh, thank you for
these, Mr. McFeely.

-Well, you're quite welcome.

-Very good, Mr. McFeely.

You know you're
always welcome here.

-Well, thank you, Queen Sara.

You're a mighty fine queen.

-I think it's fine to
have fun once in awhile.

-So do I. Well, fare
well to both of you.

Bye bye!

-Fare well, Mr. McFeely.

-Now you can be the delivery
person, Lady Aberlin.

-I?

-Yes.

You have the hats.

You can deliver them
to the other neighbors.

-Oh, thank you, Aunt Sara.

-I'll plan something
inside the castle

here while you're doing it.

-It's really fun
having you for an aunt.

-As Friday would say,
you're a very satisfying

niece yourself, Niece Aberlin.

-Oh, thanks, Aunt Sara.

-See you later, my dear.

-See you later.

Oh--

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Lady Aberlin, how
in the world are you?

-I'm top of the world,
X, that's how I am.

How are you?

-Oh, all the better
for seeing you.

-Meow meow, Lady Aberlin, meow.

-Hi, Henrietta.

I'm glad you're here.

-Meow.

-I have something for you both.

-Meow meow meow hat?

-Well, yes.

Well, how did you know that?

-Probably because you're
wearing one, Lady A.

-Oh, how right you are.

-And you have one for us?

-Yes, I have one
for each of you.

Take your pick.

These look like they're
about your size.

-Meow.

-Uh, I like the
tall one, please.

-OK.

Tall one is your hat.

-Thank you.

Oh, that feels good.

-Does it fit?

-How's it look, Hen?

-Meow meow meow meow.

-And Hen?

-Meow?

-Which do you prefer?

-Meow pig girl meow.

-The pig girl?

Oh, the cowgirl hat.

-Meow.

-Oh, yes, OK.

Let's see-- good.

See if it fits.

Yeah, uh-huh.

-Meow.

-Oh, that's it.

-Meow.

Very good.

-That's feels good, meow meow.

-Tell me if it's too
tight or not tight enough.

-Meow thanks.

-OK.

X: Hey, uh, Lady Aberlin?

-Oh, good!

-Now what do we do with them?

-Oh, whatever you like.

They're just for
fun, from Aunt Sara.

-Meow meow.

meow thank here, meow meow.

-Oh, I will.

Have fun.

-Meow meow.

-See you later.

-Well, thanks a lot.

-You're welcome.

-Meow meow meow meow.

-OK.

-Meow meow meow.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Oh, why, hello.

I'm Lady Aberlin.

-Well, howdy, hi, hello.

And it's a good, good
day to you, to you.

[LAUGHS]

-And it's a good,
good day to you.

Your new here, aren't you?

-I'd say I am.

Every day is new.

[SINGING] Today is new.

-Would you like a hat?

-Oh, you could hang them all
on my antlers if you like.

-Well, that would be handy.

Thank you.

-[LAUGHS]

I wear a dozen hats at once.

Doesn't that make
you smile a lot?

-You make my a lot, mister, um--

-Randy.

Just call me Randy.

-Randy?

-Randy S. Caribou.

[LAUGHS]

-What a nice name.

-Actually, I'm a fool.

-A fool?

-Yes, I do foolish
things, and I'm love it.

[LAUGHS]

-Yoo-hoo, toots!

Come on over!

-Who's that?

-Oh, that's Lady
Elaine Fairchilde.

-She sounds fun.

-I said come on over!

-Oh, we'd better go over.

-OK.

-Well, well, what
do we have here?

-Lady Elaine Fairchilde, I'd
like to meet Randy S. Caribou.

-You look like a rangifer to me.

-How did you know
I was a rangifer?

-I'm a smart cookie, that's why.

And what about you?

-I'm a fool.

-But you sing, don't you?

-[LAUGHS]

Any fool can sing.

[LAUGHS]

-I need a singing reindeer
for my TV program.

-For your TV program?

-Yes.

I was expecting an ice skating
hippo, but she didn't show up.

You don't ice skate too, do you?

-Oh, I slip and slide a lot.

-You'll be perfect.

I thought somebody
would come along.

He came along, the deer I love!

-Don't you want a
hat, Lady Elaine?

-What kind of hat?
-Well, any kind you want.

Randy is displaying them.

Queen Sara is giving them.

-Oh, well, sure.

Anything for a laugh.

-Especially today.

-Yes, there's in
the ozone today.

It's fun, isn't it?

I'll take that one.

-Oh, this one?

-No, uh, that one.

-This one?

-No, the one around there.

That one.

-This one?

-Um-hum.

The one with the hickies on it.

-Oh, let's see how
it looks on you.

-Mm-hmm.

I'll tell you one thing.

Everything looks
beautiful on me.

Whoo!

RANDY: You know something?

-What?

-You're right!

[LAUGHTER]

-Are you ready for the TV show?

-Am I?

-Lady Elaine, could I have him
for just a few more minutes?

I want him to show
Daniel the hats.

-Sure, come anytime.

I'm on the air all
day, all night.

You're always welcome.

Toot toot!

-Toot toot!

-She's right up my alley.

-Oh, she is full of ideas.

-Say, uh, who is
this Daniel person?

-Oh, he's a tiger.

-Oh no you don't!

-He's a very tame tiger.

There's not a wild bone in him.

-Are you sure?

-I'm sure.

-Well, where does he live?

-Over there in that clock.

-A tiger in a clock?

-Anything can happen
in Make Believe.

-[LAUGHS]

That's for sure!

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Want to knock?

-Knock?

On the clock?

-Yes.

-Knock.

On the clock.

DANIEL: Hello?

Is there a big animal out there?

-Yes, there is, Daniel,
but I'm here, too.

-Oh, my, what a bit reindeer.

-Daniel--

-Yes?

This is Randy S. Caribou.

-Hello.

You're very large.

-Hello.

And you're the tamest
tiger I ever saw.

-Randy thought he might
be scared of you, Daniel.

-And I thought I might
be scared of him.

-It helps to talk
first, doesn't it?

-I'll say.

-I'll say so.

Twice.

[LAUGHS]

-I was wondering about all those
nice hats that you're wearing,

Mr. Caribou.

-Oh, one's for you.

-One's for me?

-Yes.

Queen Sara's giving
everybody a hat today.

-What for?

-For fun.

-For fun!

Isn't that delightful For fun!

[LAUGHS]

-I like that-- that
maroon and gold one there.

-This one?

-It's yours.

-Oh!

Oh, that's nice.

It feels good, but I-- I
like that one with the trucks

on, too.

-Oh, let's try it, too.

-OK.

Lots of little
trucks on that one.

-Yes.

-I like them both.

-Well, which one
do you like better?

-I don't know.

I like them both.

-Why don't you wear them both?

-Wear them both?

-After all, I'm wearing
all of them at once.

[LAUGHS]

-Yeah, but I don't have antlers.

-Well, you're not a caribou.

You're not supposed
to have antlers.

-You're right.

-I'll tell you what.

-What?

- I'll trade you my
antlers for your stripes.

-Oh, but I'm a tiger.

I need my stripes.

-Just asking.

-It's fun to think about being
different, though, isn't it?

-Like wearing different hats.

You can feel different
with different hats on.

[LAUGHS]

-You want to wear
them both, Daniel?

-Might as well.

RANDY: It's just for fun.

-That feels good.

Oh, look at Miss Paulificate!

-Well, what do you
think of this one?

-You look spectacular,
Miss Paulificate.

-I like this place.

-Oh, excuse me.

Uh, Miss Paulificate,
this is Randy S. Caribou.

-Oh, glad to meet you.

You're all invited to a
hat party at the castle.

-Are you allowed
to wear two hats?

-Oh, two hats and no
hats, antlers, whatever.

Queen Sara says
it's just for fun.

[LAUGHTER]

-Queen in the
castle, just for fun.

Tiger in a clock, just for g*n.

Lade in a museum, just for g*n.

Just for fun!

Just for fun!

-Come on, let's go.

-I'll go get Lady Elaine.

-Good.

Well, I'll see
you at the castle.

-I'll go with you, Lady Aberlin.

-Good.

Here we go, Daniel.

-[LAUGHS]

-Hey there, toots.

-Party at the
castle, Lady Elaine.

Want to go?

-Oh, sure, I'll go!

-[TROLLEY BELL AND WHISTLE]

-Of course you're
invited, Trolley.

-[TROLLEY BELL AND WHISTLE]

-Oh, anytime.

-[TROLLEY BELL AND WHISTLE]

-Of course I'll keep it for you.

-Hello!

Here we are!

-Where's the party?

-Well, let's go into the party.

It's in the atrium, I imagine.

-OK.

-[TROLLEY BELL AND WHISTLE]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-[TROLLEY BELL AND WHISTLE]

-What do you suppose
that hat party

would be like at the castle?

You could make one up
of your own if you like.

Right now, I'd like to
introduce you to some people who

get together to play and sing at
a center in this neighborhood.

They may do some things
that you might like

to do with your
family and friends.

Let's go see Andy
Holinder and Alice

Johnson and their friends.

I'll leave you right here.

Come along.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Oh, you're right here.

Hi, Andy

-Good to see you.

-My television
neighbor, Andy Holinder.

-Hi.

-Where's Alice?
-She's inside.

Come on in.

-All right.

This looks like a
kind of a tree, Andy.

-People from the
center made this

from all different
kinds of paper.

-It goes the whole way down.

Huh!

[DISTANT SINGING]

-I hear some singing.

-That's Alice and the children.

Let's go on up.

-All right, fine.

-[SINGING] Way up in the sky.

Fly away!

We can fly away!

Come on, let's fly like
a bird way up in the sky.

La la la la la la.

La la la la la la.

La la la la la la la la.

Oh, I can swim like a fish,
like a fish, like a big fish.

I can swim like a fish
way out in the sea.

Swim away!

We can swim away!

Come on, let's swim like
a fish way out in the sea.

La la la la la.

La la la la la.

La la la la la.

La la la la la.

Oh, I can climb like a
monkey, like a monkey,

like a funky monkey.

Well, I can climb like a
monkey way up in the tree.

Climb away!

We can climb away!

Come on, let's climb like a
monkey way up in the tree.

La la la la la.

La la la la la la.

La la la la.

La la la la la la.

-Yeah!

-Oh, it's nice to
be with you all.

-Oh, it's wonderful having
you here with us, Fred, today.

-Alice, you know my
television neighbor.

-Hello.

-Alice Johnson.

-How are you?

-And there's Jill.

-Hi.

-And Beau.

-Hi.

-And here's Timada.

And Jonathan.

-Hi.

-And Kay.

-Hi.

-And Robin.

Hi.

-And Aziza.

Here's Ian.

-Hi!

-Hi!

-We were monkeying it
together, weren't we?

What are you going to do next?

-This next song is about
how all nature is connected.

-Connected?

-Yeah.

It's called "The Green
Grass Grew All Around."

-Oh, good.

--[SINGING] There was a
tree-- there was a tree.

In the middle of the ground--
in the middle of the ground

and the green grass grew
all around, all around.

The green grass grew all around.

Now on that tree.

Now on that tree.

-There were two branches.

-There were two branches.
-Would you like to be a branch?

-Sure.

--[SINGING] The longest
little branches--

the longest little branches.

That you ever did see--
that you ever did see.

Oh, the branch on the
three and the tree

in the hole and the hole in
the ground, and the green grass

grew all around, all around.

The green grass grew all around.

Now on that branch--
now on that branch.

There was a nest--
there was a next.

The fluffiest little nest--
the fluffiest little nest.

that you ever did see--
that you ever did see.

Oh, the next on the branch
and the branch on the tree

and the tree in the hole
and a hole in the ground,

and the green grass grew
all around, all around.

The green grass grew all around.

Now in that nest--
now in that nest.

There was an egg--
there was an egg.

The smoothest little egg--
the smoothest little egg.

That you ever did see--
that you ever did see.

Oh, the egg in the
next and the next

on the branch and the
branch on the tree

and the tree in the hole
and the hole in the ground,

and the green grass grew
all around, all around.

The green grass grew all around.

Now in that egg--
now in that egg.

There was a bird--
there was a bird.

the sweetest little bird--
the sweetest little bird.

That you ever did see--
that you ever did see.

Oh, the bird in the egg
and the egg in the next

and the next on the branch
and the branch on the tree

and the tree in the hole
and the hole in the ground,

and the green grass grew
all around, all around.

The green grass grew all around.

And the green grass grew
all around, all around.

The green grass grew all around.

[APPLAUSE]

-All right!

-We've got good
trees and good grass.

Boy, are you good grass.

And good hugger.

Thank you.

Thank you for that.

Oh, thank you.

You got good huggers here.

-Yes, we do.

-And lots of good
singers, especially you.

-Oh, thanks, Fred.

-Uh-huh.

And you.

-Hey, we have another
fun song for you.

-What is it?

-It's called "How Many
Ways Can You Move?"

-Must be lots of ways to move.

-Let's see.

--[SINGING] Oh, how
many ways can we move?

How many ways?

How many ways?

How many ways can we move, Jill?

Show us a way that you move.

Oh, we can do it too.

We can do it just like you.

We can do it too.

We can do it just like you.

And how many ways can we move?

How many ways?

How many ways?

How many ways can we move, Ian?

Show us a way we can move.

And we can do it too.

We can do it just like you.

We can do it too.

We can do it just like you.

-How about Fred?

Can you show us a
way we can move?

-Well, I need to move
back to my place, Andy,

but I sure have enjoyed
being with you all.

Maybe I'd move this way.

Would that be a way to move?

-Sure.

--[SINGING] How many
ways can you move?

How many ways?

How many ways?

How many ways can
you move, Mr. Rogers?

Show us a way we can move.

-Thanks, everybody.

Bye bye.

-[SINGING] Oh, we can do it too.

We can do it just like you.

We can do it too.

We can do it just like you.

-Let's go back to my place.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

So many ways, so many
ways you can move.

You can make up some
of them yourself.

And there's so many games
and songs and things

to play that if you do
something different every day

of the year, there'd
still be some left over.

But some of the fun is doing
the same one over and over

until it seems
like an old friend.

Some of the songs you learn when
you're a child you remember all

your life, And that can give
you such a good feeling.

[SINGING] It's such a good
feeling to know you're alive.

It's such a happy feeling
you're growing inside.

And when you wake
up ready to say,

I think I'll make
a snappy new day.

It's such a good feeling,
a very good feeling.

A feeling you know that I'll
be back when the day is new,

and I'll have more
ideas for you.

And you'll have things
you'll want to talk about.

I will too.

We'll do more fun and games
next time when we're together.

You always make it
a special day for me

by just you're being yourself.

Bye bye.

[MUSIC PLAYING]