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soupsoup: Why Save Mister Rogers Neighborhood? In June 2008, Public Broadcasting Service announced that it intends to soon change the way Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, the beloved children’s television program, is distributed to member stations. PBS will cease transmitting the program as part of their daily syndicated lineup beginning in September. Instead, PBS will provide member stations with a single Neighborhood episode on weekends. This unfortunate decision essentially silences the special nurturing voice of Mister Rogers in the daily lives of today’s children. We’re asking PBS to please reconsider their decision, and allow Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, with its timeless expressions of care for children, to remain a part of their syndicated Monday through Friday schedule. With so many platforms to broadcast shows, it would be a shame for PBS to only air Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood on the weekends.  This really needs to be addressed.  Thanks for the post, Soup.  Spread the word!

soupsoup:

Why Save Mister Rogers Neighborhood?

In June 2008, Public Broadcasting Service announced that it intends to soon change the way Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, the beloved children’s television program, is distributed to member stations.

PBS will cease transmitting the program as part of their daily syndicated lineup beginning in September. Instead, PBS will provide member stations with a single Neighborhood episode on weekends. This unfortunate decision essentially silences the special nurturing voice of Mister Rogers in the daily lives of today’s children.

We’re asking PBS to please reconsider their decision, and allow Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, with its timeless expressions of care for children, to remain a part of their syndicated Monday through Friday schedule.

With so many platforms to broadcast shows, it would be a shame for PBS to only air Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood on the weekends.  This really needs to be addressed.  Thanks for the post, Soup.  Spread the word!

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    Weekends? What’s the point? Seeing all the freaky stuff in Mr. Rogers’ neighborhood was what I looked forward to every...
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    our lives, if only vicariously
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    think I am who I am today because...Mr. Rogers and his
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    isn’t so!! I just had...daughter who will need some Land
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    With so many platforms to broadcast shows,...would be a shame for PBS
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