Series · Prime Video · 1968
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
The standard, for the age it was made for. Slow on purpose.
Rogers believed a child could be told the truth about anger, death, and a mistake, if you did not rush and did not smirk. He also believed the people who make the bread and drive the bus were worth a visit. Both beliefs are the whole of a good childhood hour.
Put it on for the young child. Sit in the room. The sitting is part of the show.
The eight
Industry
7/10
He shows how things are made. A factory, a cello, a crayon.
Household
8/10
The neighborhood is a set of people who know your name.
Piety
7/10
He treats the child as a soul, not a market. He says so.
Courage
6/10
He will talk about what is frightening without raising his voice.
Republic
7/10
A street, helpers, the people who keep a town going.
Temperance
9/10
The pace is the lesson. You do not need the next thing.
Truth
9/10
He does not lie to a child to keep the hour smooth.
Stewardship
9/10
Made to be handed down. It was.
Live historicallyWatch one visit to a workplace, then go see a real one: a bakery, a post office, a shop you already use.