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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Season 19 Episode 14

Josephine the Short-Neck Giraffe (4)

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AIRED: 5/4/89

In Part Two of "Josephine the Short-Neck Giraffe," Josephine and Hazel go to school, where they meet all sorts of other animals. Among the classmates are a shy giraffe and a snake that doesn't know how to hiss. Josephine attends the "Attractive Active Animals" class.

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Fred Rogers	Himself, puppet characters King Friday XIII, Queen Sara, Edgar Cooke, Cornflake S. Pecially, Henrietta Pussycat, X the Owl, Lady
David Newell	Mr. McFeely (a deliveryman; aka "Speedy Delivery")
Marilyn Barnett	Physical Education Teacher
Maggie Stewart	Mayor Maggie, the Mayor of Westwood
Betsy Nadas	Mrs. McFeely
Sergio Pinto	Assistant at Brockett's Bakery (1987-approx. 1992)

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Maggie Stewart	Mrs. Giraffe	Guest Star
Winnie Flynn	Mrs. Mongrel	Guest Star
Mary Rawson	Rosie Elephant	Guest Star
Betty Aberlin	Lady Aberlin	Recurring Role
Don Brockett	Chef Brockett (operated the town bakery 1968-1995)	Recurring Role
François Clemmons	Himself (operator of a local theater production company); Officer Clemmons (Neighborhood of Make Believe segments)	Recurring Role

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- PROPERTY: The Hoof Organ
  Much like Tom Hanks in the 1988 motion picture big, Chuck Aber as the shy giraffe dances to his own music on the "hoof organ." It starts out with each note playing exactly as Aber steps on it, but after a while, the musicians freestyle it, as does Aber, who dances on the keys almost aimlessly.
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