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So I see Professor Farnsworth's device works in other practices. You can tell from the level of personal detail that Mr. Rogers actually took the time to read his fan mail.
In 1969, Fred Rogers (yes, that Mr. Rogers) appeared before the US Senate to oppose strict budget cuts for public television by President Nixon. And he won them over with, you guessed it, a special song…..just a little inspiration for your Friday.
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Just try and be cynical in the face of this amazing list of ways Mr. Rogers was for real probably the nicest person ever. You will fail! Because even car thieves could not resist his cardigan-swathed awesomeness, and returned his stolen car to him when they found out whose it was. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go write a letter to the Pope about beatifying St. Mr. Rogers.
Comedian Mitch Magee’s wonderfully bizarre web series is absurdist comedy at its finest. From the disturbing opening theme music to the creepily slow close-ups, “Welcome To My Study” is essentially like watching Mr. Rogers on ‘ludes and house arrest.
