Back in the 60s there were a lot of kid shows on TV. The hosts typically played friendly policemen, sea captains and firemen, and introduced cartoons or 10-minute Three Stooges movies.  But one of these hosts stood out above the rest.  "Esquire" magazine's front page story called Fred Rogers a national hero.

Back in the 60s there were a lot of kid shows on TV. The hosts typically played friendly policemen, sea captains and firemen, and introduced cartoons or 10-minute Three Stooges movies. But one of these hosts stood out above the rest. "Esquire" magazine's front page story called Fred Rogers a national hero.

Episode 67: More than Nostalgia — "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood"

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Episode 67: More than Nostalgia — "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood"

Episode 67: More than Nostalgia — "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood"