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August 8, 2008

Save Mr, Rogers! - digg this

One of my MINE articles (please comment over there):

“Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood” to be axed; YOU can help save it | MINE

The very neighborly Fred Rogers gave children nearly 1,000 episodes of his Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood from the late sixties until his death in 2003. While younger MINE readers may not understand the significance of his show, the twenty- and thirtysomething crowd will surely recall the PBS show, and the whimsical, heartfelt lessons Mr. Rogers gave us.

(That, and an appreciation for cardigan sweaters.)

So that’s why we were more than a little shocked when PBS recently announced that it was discontinuing its regular syndication of the program. The axe falls next next month, apparently.

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Total Number of Comments: 2

I loved to watch Mr. Rogers Neighborhood as a kid. But sometimes you have to let things go and new things take there place. It's kind of the cycle of life.

He'll always live on in the hearts of anyone from our generation that grew up and watched his show.



Posted by Scott[TypeKey Profile Page] August 13, 2008 18:19

You have a point I suppose. Still, his last show was in 2000 so he's not that long gone.



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