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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Season 14 Episode 10

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AIRED: 4/6/84

In the ultimate reality check, Mister Rogers reveals his television house is part of a television studio, as viewers glance at some of the technical crew and the musicians. Rogers also shares pictures of his days as puppeteer of The Children's Corner in the 1950s.
The Neighborhood of Make-Believe finishes the new underground system of water pipes. While others are working on their disappointments, Westwood Mayor Maggie has good news in store for everyone.moreless

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Keith David	Carpenter in Southwood (1983-1985)
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
Mary Rawson	Cousin Mary Owl, X the Owl's Cousin

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Jim Beard	Beaver O'Day	Guest Star
Fred Rogers	Himself, puppet characters King Friday XIII, Queen Sara, Edgar Cooke, Cornflake S. Pecially, Henrietta Pussycat, X the Owl, Lady	Recurring Role
Betty Aberlin	Lady Aberlin	Recurring Role
Don Brockett	Chef Brockett (operated the town bakery 1968-1995)	Recurring Role

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- Rogers shows the television audience black-and-white photos which depict the Neighborhood of Make-Believe in its earlier days.
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- Most of the Friday episodes from this era ended with "The Weekend Song," but this episode's finale is "It's Such a Good Feeling."
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- Listen carefully to Ellen Paterson's voice. Zelda Pulliam would return to the show in May 1989 as Princess Zelda.
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