All 886 episodes of Mister Roger’s Neighborhood Streaming Online (for a Limited Time)

in K-12, Television | May 14th, 2017 5 Comments

It’s a beau­ti­ful day in the neigh­bor­hood, kids. On Mon­day, at noon Cal­i­for­nia time, Twitch will start a marathon air­ing of Mis­ter Roger’s Neigh­bor­hood, stream­ing all 886 episodes of the clas­sic children’s TV show. If you have 17 free days, you can watch the marathon from start to fin­ish. Dur­ing this time, Twitch will also be run­ning a fundrais­er for PBS, which faces stiff fund­ing cuts if  “He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named” has his way.

Enjoy the epic broad­cast, and don’t miss some clas­sic Mis­ter Rogers scenes in the Relat­eds below.

PBS has more infor­ma­tion on the Twitch-PBS part­ner­ship here.

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Relat­ed Con­tent:

Mis­ter Rogers Turns Kids On to Jazz with Help of a Young Wyn­ton Marsalis and Oth­er Jazz Leg­ends (1986)

Mr. Rogers Goes to Con­gress and Saves PBS: Heart­warm­ing Video from 1969

Mr. Rogers Takes Break­danc­ing Lessons from a 12-Year-Old (1985)

Mr. Rogers Intro­duces Kids to Exper­i­men­tal Elec­tron­ic Music by Bruce Haack & Esther Nel­son (1968)


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  • Dennis says:
    May 15, 2017 at 3:20 am

    This sounds very inter­est­ing!
    I hope the fund-rais­ing is suc­cess­ful and that PBS’s gov­ern­ment sub­si­dies dis­ap­pear.
    Peo­ple should have the Right to Choose — where their mon­ey goes.

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  • Lance Foss says:
    May 15, 2017 at 8:49 am

    #NotOpen­Cul­ture #For­Prof­it

    Source: http://pbskids.org/rogers/copyright.htm assessed 05/14/2017

    “Con­di­tions Of Use:

    Please read these terms of use care­ful­ly before using this site. By using this site, you sig­ni­fy your assent to these terms of use. If you do not agree to these terms of use, please do not use the site.

    Restric­tions On Use Of Mate­ri­als:

    This Mis­ter Rogers’ Neigh­bor­hood Web site is owned by Fam­i­ly Com­mu­ni­ca­tions, Inc. and PBS.

    No mate­r­i­al from this site may be copied, repro­duced, uploaded, post­ed, trans­mit­ted, or dis­trib­uted in any way except that you may down­load one copy of the mate­ri­als on any com­put­er for your per­son­al, non-com­mer­cial home use only pro­vid­ed you keep intact all copy­right and oth­er pro­pri­etary notices.

    Mod­i­fi­ca­tion of the mate­ri­als or use of the mate­ri­als for any oth­er pur­pose is a vio­la­tion of Fam­i­ly Com­mu­ni­ca­tions, Inc.‘s and PBS’s copy­right and pro­pri­etary rights. For pur­pos­es of this Agree­ment, the use of any such mate­ri­als on any oth­er Web site or net­worked com­put­er envi­ron­ment is pro­hib­it­ed.

    Mis­ter Rogers’ Neigh­bor­hood and its ele­ments, includ­ing but not lim­it­ed to, logos, char­ac­ters, and songs are copy­right­ed by Fred M. Rogers and Fam­i­ly Com­mu­ni­ca­tions.”

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  • Lance Foss says:
    May 15, 2017 at 8:53 am

    Source: http://pbskids.org/rogers/copyright.htm 05/15/2017
    The rich like­ly are get­ting rich­er. Could be right?

    #NoAc­count­abil­i­ty

    Mis­ter Rogers’ Neigh­bor­hood and its ele­ments, includ­ing but not lim­it­ed to, logos, char­ac­ters, and songs are copy­right­ed by Fred M. Rogers and Fam­i­ly Com­mu­ni­ca­tions.

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  • Jordan Peckins says:
    May 17, 2017 at 1:33 am

    Not avail­able in NYC or at least not on RCN my cable car­ri­er. I have many VCR tapes of the show for my son, but not all. Aside from a select few episodes avail­able from Fam­i­ly Com­mu­ni­ca­tions, I don’t know of any way to get them all. I know Mr. Rogers was not inter­est­ed in com­mer­cial­iz­ing his show, unlike Sesame Street. Do you know of any way to obtain all 866 episodes. VCR tapes break so I would assume any col­lec­tion would be on DVDS. Thank you.

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  • Jordan Peckins says:
    May 17, 2017 at 1:35 am

    Do you know of any way to obtain all 866 episodes? Thank you.

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