The wonderful, friendly, and eccentric Mister Rogers, along with all his beloved friends from Imaginationland, returns after a quarter-century absence. This kind television pioneer, a faithful friend to generations of children, is launching an official YouTube channel.
For the first time «Mister Rogers' Neighborhood» Fred Rogers Productions will launch its own YouTube channel, 25 years after the beloved children's series aired its final episode. On June 4, Fred Rogers Productions will launch an online platform that will share the timeless wisdom, gentle lessons, and enduring legacy of this television pioneer with audiences old and new.
The new YouTube channel from Fred Rogers Productions and Little Dot will share Fred Rogers' timeless messages of kindness, community, curiosity, and admiration for the world with both new and longtime fans around the world. Starting with the very first episode «Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Originally aired in 1968, the channel will offer full episodes, as well as excerpts, compilations, live broadcasts, and more.
«Through your enduring messages of care and kindness, «Mister Rogers' Neighborhood» "The series is as relevant today as it was when it first aired. We're excited to make it more accessible to families and fans through this official YouTube channel," said Ellen Doherty, chief creative officer and executive producer of Fred Rogers Productions. "We think parents will appreciate the authenticity of Fred Rogers' messages. He truly understood the powerful emotions and important questions of children—and their grown-up selves.".
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood« aired from 1968 to 2001, with the last original episode airing 25 years ago. Fred Rogers created and hosted all 895 episodes, wrote over 200 songs, and brought 14 puppet characters to life. Moreover, he revolutionized children's television, helping generations better understand and appreciate the emotional lives of young children.
Click here to visit Mister Rogers' official YouTube channel.
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood« , June 4, YouTube.
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