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* The final episode premiered less than two weeks before America and the world entered [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror a period]] where they could have used Mr. Rogers's help more than ever... [[http://www.fredrogers.org/frc/news/mister-rogers-message-one-year-anniversary-9-11 and he gave it]]. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming.
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* The final episode premiered less than two weeks before America and the world entered [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror [[TheWarOnTerror a period]] where they could have used Mr. Rogers's help more than ever... [[http://www.fredrogers.org/frc/news/mister-rogers-message-one-year-anniversary-9-11 and he gave it]]. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming.
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** Episode #1578 has Daniel wondering if he is a mistake, just because he's not like other tigers. If you really think about it, Daniel is questioning his ''own existence''. [[http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/music/songs/sometimes_wonder_mistake.html Part of the lyrics in the song that follows]] are especially tearjerking. Thing is, however, this episode actually hits home with many children who had verbally abusive parents, and those kids found peace in the episode. The documentary ''Won't You Be My Neighbour?'' twists the knife in the wound, pointing out that Rogers struggled with depression his entire life. It likely wasn't just Daniel questioning his existence in that scene.
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** Episode #1578 has Daniel wondering if he is a mistake, just because he's not like other tigers. If you really think about it, Daniel is questioning his ''own existence''. [[http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/music/songs/sometimes_wonder_mistake.html Part of the lyrics in the song that follows]] are especially tearjerking. Thing is, however, this episode actually hits home with many children who had verbally abusive parents, and those kids found peace in the episode. The documentary ''Won't You Be My Neighbour?'' twists the knife in the wound, pointing out (as mentioned below) that Rogers struggled with depression his entire life. It likely wasn't just Daniel questioning his existence in that scene.
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** Episode #1578 has Daniel wondering if he is a mistake, just because he's not like other tigers. If you really think about it, Daniel is questioning his ''own existence''. [[http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/music/songs/sometimes_wonder_mistake.html Part of the lyrics in the song that follows]] are especially tearjerking. Thing is, however, this episode actually hits home with many children who had verbally abusive parents, and those kids found peace in the episode.
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** Episode #1578 has Daniel wondering if he is a mistake, just because he's not like other tigers. If you really think about it, Daniel is questioning his ''own existence''. [[http://www.neighborhoodarchive.com/music/songs/sometimes_wonder_mistake.html Part of the lyrics in the song that follows]] are especially tearjerking. Thing is, however, this episode actually hits home with many children who had verbally abusive parents, and those kids found peace in the episode. The documentary ''Won't You Be My Neighbour?'' twists the knife in the wound, pointing out that Rogers struggled with depression his entire life. It likely wasn't just Daniel questioning his existence in that scene.
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* The documentary ''Won't You Be My Neighbor?'' shows how Rogers battled depression later in his life, wondering whether his show actually made any difference in the world. He was particularly shaken by 9/11, as evinced by the footage included of his filming the [=PBS=] spots afterwards and struggling not to cry between takes. This makes his dedication to being so accessible to his fans, and not letting his mask slip in public, even more admirable and heart-rendering.
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* The documentary ''Won't You Be My Neighbor?'' shows how Rogers battled depression later in his life, wondering whether his show actually made any difference in the world. He was particularly shaken by 9/11, as evinced evidenced by the footage included of his filming the [=PBS=] spots afterwards and struggling not to cry between takes. This makes his dedication to being so accessible to his fans, and not letting his mask slip in public, even more admirable and heart-rendering.
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* The documentary ''Won't You Be My Neighbor?'' shows how Rogers battled depression later in his life, wondering whether his show actually made any difference in the world. He was particularly shaken by 9/11, as evinced by the footage included of his filming the [=PBS=] spots afterwards and struggling not to cry between takes. This makes his dedication to being so accessible to his fans, and not letting his mask slip in public, even more admirable and heart-rendering.
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* The passing of Jeff Erlanger, one of the show's most popular guest stars, after a choking incident at age 36. Quite a few fans said it was a relief that Mr. Rogers himself didn't live to see it happen, and they like to imagine the two reuniting in Heaven.
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** On the topic of the Conflict week, special mention has to go to the ending of the Friday episode of the week. Mister Rogers sings Good Feeling as usual, but then instead of leaving then and there, he reflects back on the week by talking about war and peace, then singing a simple song about peace and quiet. Then he ends on "I wish you peace" before displaying a [[AsTheGoodBookSays Bible verse]] [[note]]Isaiah 2:4[[/note]] preaching against war. Especially given the context of the Cold War happening at the time, it really does come off as a heart-wrenching end to one of the darkest weeks of the entire show.
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** Betty Aberlin even mentions that her joy for the show completely diminished after Johnny Costa died.
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** In episode #1509, Lady Aberlin gets caught up in the busy preparations of the Neighborhood picnic, and forgets to pick up Daniel, who she promised to walk with to said picnic. When she finds this out, she immediately rushes to the clock and apologizes to her disappointed friend. The two proceed to have a talk about this as Lady Aberlin recalls a time when her best friend forgot to come to her birthday party. Thankfully, they make up, but Lady Aberlin just looks so distraught, it's hard not to feel sorry for her as well.
--> '''Lady Aberlin''': ''(obviously concerned)'' Does it make you feel like we aren't really friends?
--> '''Daniel Tiger''': Kind of, but... I don't know why... but not really.
--> '''Lady Aberlin''': You know we're friends, Daniel.
--> '''Daniel Tiger''': Yes, it seems like we just are.
--> '''Lady Aberlin''': I'm still so sorry.
--> '''Daniel Tiger''': I'm not as sad as I was before. Before you came and talked to me.
--> '''Lady Aberlin''': ''(obviously concerned)'' Does it make you feel like we aren't really friends?
--> '''Daniel Tiger''': Kind of, but... I don't know why... but not really.
--> '''Lady Aberlin''': You know we're friends, Daniel.
--> '''Daniel Tiger''': Yes, it seems like we just are.
--> '''Lady Aberlin''': I'm still so sorry.
--> '''Daniel Tiger''': I'm not as sad as I was before. Before you came and talked to me.
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* A scene in episode #1591 has a moment that counts as both this and extremely heartwarming. Mr. [=McFeely=] delivers Mister Rogers a videotape, which was supposed to show how harmonicas were made. After he leaves, Mister Rogers finds out he received the wrong tape, but being ever so flexible, watches it anyway, which shows how gardening hoses are made. However, Mr. [=McFeely=] returns and reveals that a customer who was supposed to receive the gardening hose tape, had reprimanded him for receiving the wrong copy. Anyone who's made a mistake at work and put down by a customer can definitely relate and Mr. [=McFeely=] almost looks very torn up, especially when he asks Mister Rogers if he has made any bad deliveries. The rest of the scene with Fred being so understanding is just too precious for words, as he sings him "You Are Special".
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* A scene in episode #1591 has a moment that counts as both this and extremely heartwarming. Mr. [=McFeely=] delivers Mister Rogers a videotape, which was supposed to show how harmonicas were made. After he leaves, Mister Rogers finds out he received the wrong tape, but being ever so flexible, watches it anyway, which shows how gardening hoses are made. However, a worried Mr. [=McFeely=] returns and reveals that a customer who was supposed to receive the gardening hose tape, had reprimanded him for receiving the wrong copy. Anyone who's made a mistake at work and put down by a customer can definitely relate and Mr. [=McFeely=] almost looks very torn up, especially when he asks Mister Rogers if he has made any bad deliveries. The rest of the scene with Fred being so understanding is just too precious for words, as he even sings him "You Are Special".Special".
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--> '''Mister Rogers''': You've certainly made a lot of deliveries for me.
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* Episode #1591 has a worried Mr. [=McFeely=] feeling bad when a customer had reprimanded him for receiving a wrong tape.
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* Episode A scene in episode #1591 has a worried moment that counts as both this and extremely heartwarming. Mr. [=McFeely=] feeling bad when delivers Mister Rogers a videotape, which was supposed to show how harmonicas were made. After he leaves, Mister Rogers finds out he received the wrong tape, but being ever so flexible, watches it anyway, which shows how gardening hoses are made. However, Mr. [=McFeely=] returns and reveals that a customer who was supposed to receive the gardening hose tape, had reprimanded him for receiving a the wrong tape.copy. Anyone who's made a mistake at work and put down by a customer can definitely relate and Mr. [=McFeely=] almost looks very torn up, especially when he asks Mister Rogers if he has made any bad deliveries. The rest of the scene with Fred being so understanding is just too precious for words, as he sings him "You Are Special".
--> '''Mr. [=McFeely=]''': They haven't been so bad, have they?
--> '''Mister Rogers''': Bad? Why, you're so special to me, I don't know what I'd do without you and your Delivery Service.
--> '''Mr. [=McFeely=]''': But I've made some mistakes for you too.
--> '''Mister Rogers''': Well, who hasn't made mistakes before?
--> '''Mr. [=McFeely=]''': Well, I guess we all make mistakes sometimes. But, those people made me feel so bad. I mean, they made me feel so small... not worth anything.
--> '''Mister Rogers''': Maybe they were having a hard day too, Mr. [=McFeely=].
--> '''Mr. [=McFeely=]''': They haven't been so bad, have they?
--> '''Mister Rogers''': Bad? Why, you're so special to me, I don't know what I'd do without you and your Delivery Service.
--> '''Mr. [=McFeely=]''': But I've made some mistakes for you too.
--> '''Mister Rogers''': Well, who hasn't made mistakes before?
--> '''Mr. [=McFeely=]''': Well, I guess we all make mistakes sometimes. But, those people made me feel so bad. I mean, they made me feel so small... not worth anything.
--> '''Mister Rogers''': Maybe they were having a hard day too, Mr. [=McFeely=].
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** A later episode from 1993 also dealt with the subject of death. In the episode, a crestfallen Mr. McFeely finds a dead bird and asks Mister Rogers for a box, so he can bury it at home. If that weren't enough, during the Neighborhood of Make Believe segments, King Friday recalls a pet bird he used to own who died, Henrietta dresses as an old lady much to the dismay of X the Owl, and Daniel wonders if his trucks will die.
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** A later episode from 1993 also dealt with the subject of death. In the episode, a crestfallen Mr. McFeely [=McFeely=] finds a dead bird and asks Mister Rogers for a box, so he can bury it at home. If that weren't enough, during the Neighborhood of Make Believe segments, King Friday recalls a pet bird he used to own who died, Henrietta dresses as an old lady much to the dismay of X the Owl, and Daniel wonders if his trucks will die.
** Poor Daniel is reduced to tears in episode #1512 after a game of tag with Lady Elaine and her imaginary friends goes wrong. He is upset that everyone runs away from him, even though that's the point of the game. It's one of those moments in which Lady Elaine went a bit too far and it's ESPECIALLY not helped when she seemingly shows no remorse, snarking that Daniel can't take a joke. Lady Aberlin convinces the little tiger that he doesn't have to play games that he doesn't want to play.
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* In episode #1483 (Big Bird's visit), a downhearted Chef Brockett visits Mister Rogers' and recalls his disappointment over a cake decorating contest he didn't win.
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* Poor Ana Platypus gets jealous of Prince Tuesday's new bicycle in episode #1569, and cries when her parents can't afford to get her a bike. Dr. Bill reassures her that it's "a matter of money, not a matter of love." This can definitely strike a chord with people who are especially struggling with financial problems.
* Episode #1591 has a worried Mr. [=McFeely=] feeling bad when a customer had reprimanded him for receiving a wrong tape.
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* In terms of the series itself, there are two: The goldfish episode in 1970 (#1101), and the week-long "Conflict" series intended to help children cope with the Cold War in 1983.
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** A later episode from 1993 also dealt with the subject of death. In the episode, a crestfallen Mr. McFeely finds a dead bird and asks Mister Rogers for a box, so he can bury it at home. If that weren't enough, during the Neighborhood of Make Believe segments, King Friday recalls a pet bird he used to own who died, Henrietta dresses as an old lady much to the dismay of X the Owl, and Daniel wonders if his trucks will die.
** A later episode from 1993 also dealt with the subject of death. In the episode, a crestfallen Mr. McFeely finds a dead bird and asks Mister Rogers for a box, so he can bury it at home. If that weren't enough, during the Neighborhood of Make Believe segments, King Friday recalls a pet bird he used to own who died, Henrietta dresses as an old lady much to the dismay of X the Owl, and Daniel wonders if his trucks will die.
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* Even troublesome LADY ELAINE has had her own PetTheDog moments:
** In episode #1624, when Neighbor Aber dresses up as a wolf, she briefly gets scared of him when he shows up. She then explains that she doesn't like wolves because someone once called her a big bad wolf.
** In the second-to-last episode (#1764) before the series finale, Lady Elaine angers King Friday, causing him to shout, "Why must you stick your big nose into everyone's business?" Lady Aberlin later finds Elaine hiding under a quilt and feeling bad about herself until the former reassures her she's perfect the way she is. This causes a tearful Elaine to cry and realize that people don't have nice things to say about her because of vice-versa.
** In episode #1624, when Neighbor Aber dresses up as a wolf, she briefly gets scared of him when he shows up. She then explains that she doesn't like wolves because someone once called her a big bad wolf.
** In the second-to-last episode (#1764) before the series finale, Lady Elaine angers King Friday, causing him to shout, "Why must you stick your big nose into everyone's business?" Lady Aberlin later finds Elaine hiding under a quilt and feeling bad about herself until the former reassures her she's perfect the way she is. This causes a tearful Elaine to cry and realize that people don't have nice things to say about her because of vice-versa.
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* Episode #1274 has Edgar Cooke distressed and exhausted from having to work double time and he tearfully sings his misfortunes. Thankfully, Lady Aberlin arrives on the scene and lets him know of Harriet Cow's arrival to help Donkey Hodie with the farm.
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** In episode #1292, after a few episodes of Daniel being excited about his upcoming birthday, Daniel learns that Purple Panda doesn't have a birthday (as he was made and not born.) Since Purple Panda is so sad about it, Daniel gives him his own birthday... but by the next episode, he is sick and crying with remorse because he thinks he can't ever have anymore birthdays. Fortunately Yoshi Ito explains to him that two people can have the same birthday and he starts to feel better, but it's still quite poignant that he was willing to give up something happy for himself rather than let another person be upset.
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* Episode #1247 has Mr. [=McFeely=] bedridden from exhaustion from his Speedy Delivery Service. Because of this, he [[CharacterizationMarchesOn decides to slow down on his busy lifestyle]] (recalling back to his [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness personality from the previous four seasons, in which he was a much more frantic and hurried character]]). He even recalls how this is affecting his grandchildren, including his granddaughter who refused to sit on his lap, because she felt he was too jumpy.
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** In episode #1312, Henrietta refuses to join Lady Elaine in cementing the museum wall, not wanting to get her dress dirty. Lady Elaine calls her a sissy and the two get into an argument. After Henrietta storms off, Lady Elaine, feeling bad, wonders if it's wrong to be like herself and she should be more like Henrietta. Handyman Negri convinces her otherwise and in the next episode, he has a similar convincing talk with Henrietta.
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* In episode #1027, everyone misses King Friday and Queen Saturday while they're away on their honeymoon, but especially Robert Troll with the latter. He just looks so downhearted that it's hard not to [[TheWoobie feel sorry for him]].
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* Mister Rogers has a minor one himself in episode #1056. At the beginning of the episode, he starts working on a puzzle, but just as he's almost finished, [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness Mr. [=McFeely=]]] rushes in and immediately has to take it back for another delivery. After he leaves, Mister Rogers is clearly annoyed by this, and handles the situation by pounding some clay (leading into "What Do You Do With the Mad That You Feel"). Though not entirely upsetting, it's easy to relate.
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* Mister Rogers has a minor one himself in episode #1056. At the beginning of the episode, he starts working on a puzzle, but just as he's almost finished, [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness Mr. [=McFeely=]]] rushes in and immediately has to take it back for another delivery. After he leaves, Mister Rogers is clearly annoyed by this, and handles the situation by pounding some clay (leading into "What Do You Do With the Mad That You Feel"). Though not entirely upsetting, it's easy to relate.
--> ''Mister Rogers'': "Speedy delivery, speedy delivery"! Rush, rush, rush... I just couldn't do it right when he was rushing me like that. I just couldn't get it right at all...
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** In episode #1216, a tired Henrietta is recovering from both a stomachache and a headache, so she can't attend Mr. Appel's magic show.
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* In episode #1224, Daniel is worried about whether or not Bob Dog is a tame animal, so he puts up signs on his clock reading "No Dogs Allowed". Bob Dog is obviously saddened by this at first, but then he manages to convince Daniel otherwise, relieving him from his worries. Though it's a slightly OutOfCharacterMoment for kind Daniel, it is understandable, considering his fear from two episodes earlier, in which he accidentally scratched Handyman Negri. That having been said, it's still a pretty hard scene to watch, and poor Bob Dog even remains silent during most of this scene, though he eventually starts talking again as Daniel feels better.
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** In episode #1035, Henrietta gets upset when she accidentally lets go of her balloons during a carnival. She is immediately comforted by Lady Aberlin and Officer Clemmons who both escort her home. The way this scene plays out actually feels very much like parents trying to console a child, and anyone who's ever been in this type of situation can definitely relate.
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*** It was the final episode in 1975 before the show went into a three year production hiatus tho. Fred probably thought at the time that it would indeed be the last episode of the show, not knowing that production would resume three years later.
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* Some of the songs in general can come off as either only this, or a mixture of this and Heartwarming. Some examples include "When a Baby Comes to Your House" (mostly sung during the original pre-79 series) and "Then Your Heart is Full of Love".
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* Some of the songs in general can come off as either only this, or a mixture of this and Heartwarming. Some examples include "When a Baby Comes to Your House" (mostly sung during the original pre-79 series) series), "You're Growing", and "Then Your Heart is Full of Love".
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* Tadpole Frogg feeling sad in episode #1002 about his family moving away to Westwood. He talks with Lady Aberlin about it and even sings a short sad song.
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* Some of the songs in general can come off as either only this, or a mixture of this and Heartwarming. Some examples include "When a Baby Comes to Your House" (mostly sung during the original pre-79 series) and "Then Your Heart is Full of Love".
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* When the Twitch Marathon came to its finale, thousands of viewers were united in bidding farewell to Fred Rogers one last time. Tears were shed, and feels were had, as the Twitch Chat pleaded for their TV Dad not to leave, knowing that there wouldn't be a next time for Fred Rogers. Doubles as another SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}, for how much love and appreciation was expressed for all the good that Mister Rogers gave to the world once more. As the show does not acknowledge its own finale, it ends with Mr. Rogers still singing the normal ending song telling us that he'll be back again... which the viewer of course knows isn't true. Which is why [[AndTheFandomRejoiced the fandom rejoiced]] rejoiced when a repeat of the marathon was announced in 2018.
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* When the Twitch Marathon came to its finale, thousands of viewers were united in bidding farewell to Fred Rogers one last time. Tears were shed, and feels were had, as the Twitch Chat pleaded for their TV Dad not to leave, knowing that there wouldn't be a next time for Fred Rogers. Doubles as another SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}, for how much love and appreciation was expressed for all the good that Mister Rogers gave to the world once more. As the show does not acknowledge its own finale, it ends with Mr. Rogers still singing the normal ending song telling us that he'll be back again... which the viewer of course knows isn't true. Which is why [[AndTheFandomRejoiced the fandom rejoiced rejoiced]] when a repeat of the marathon was announced in 2018.
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* When the Twitch Marathon came to its finale, thousands of viewers were united in bidding farewell to Fred Rogers one last time. Tears were shed, and feels were had, as the Twitch Chat pleaded for their TV Dad not to leave, knowing that there wouldn't be a next time for Fred Rogers. Doubles as another SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}, for how much love and appreciation was expressed for all the good that Mister Rogers gave to the world once more. As the show does not acknowledge its own finale, it ends with Mr. Rogers still singing the normal ending song telling us that he'll be back again... which the viewer of course knows isn't true. Which is why the fandom rejoiced when a repeat of the marathon was announced in 2018.
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* The final episode premiered less than two weeks before the attacks at the World Trade Center in the city of New York in the state of New York and the Pentagon in the city of Arlington in the state of Virginia. We sure could have used Mr. Rogers's help then... [[http://www.fredrogers.org/frc/news/mister-rogers-message-one-year-anniversary-9-11 and he gave it]]. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming.
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* The final episode premiered less than two weeks before the attacks at the World Trade Center in the city of New York in the state of New York America and the Pentagon in the city of Arlington in the state of Virginia. We sure world entered [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror a period]] where they could have used Mr. Rogers's help then...more than ever... [[http://www.fredrogers.org/frc/news/mister-rogers-message-one-year-anniversary-9-11 and he gave it]]. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming.
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* [=LeVar=] Burton visiting from ''Series/ReadingRainbow'' and sharing a touching story about fathers ("The Daddy Book" by Ann Morris).
* Mister Rogers' visit with Koko the Gorilla counts mostly as a Heartwarming moment, but when their visit comes to an end, they just spend time looking at each other, and at one point, Koko looks away, saddened and almost teary-eyed when Mister Rogers has to leave soon.
* Mister Rogers' visit with Koko the Gorilla counts mostly as a Heartwarming moment, but when their visit comes to an end, they just spend time looking at each other, and at one point, Koko looks away, saddened and almost teary-eyed when Mister Rogers has to leave soon.
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* In episode #1748, when King Friday gets angry when Hula Mouse goes missing. In his anger, he breaks the toy that Lady Aberlin had bought. When he leaves, Hula Mouse, Lady Aberlin, and Lady Elaine have a few seconds of stunned silence, and Lady Aberlin almost looks as if she might cry.
** In the following episode, Lady Aberlin still seems deeply hurt before King Friday tries to apologize.
* [=LeVar=] Burton visiting from ''Series/ReadingRainbow'' (episode #1725) and sharing a touching story about fathers ("The Daddy Book" by Ann Morris).
