Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Season 15 (1984)

Mister Rogers visits a factory where people make vegetable soup. In Make-Believe, Daniel's soup can grew into a plant - but with Bob Dog's secret help. Even though Bob Dog's admission will disappoint Daniel, it's good to know the truth.

Mister Rogers visits a friend who makes homemade spaghetti noodles. In Make-Believe, Bob Dog has to admit the truth to Daniel that he made the "soup" tree. Daniel learns he can still give something special - the "food" of friendship.

Mister Rogers visits a portrait painter who paints with her fingers. There's excitement In Make-Believe, with the wedding plans of puppets James Michael Jones and Betty Okonak Templeton. It can be fun to be in a wedding -- or a pretend one.

Mister Rogers talks about bicycle safety and shows a video of how people make tricycles. In Make-Believe, King Friday says "Yes," he will officiate at the upcoming wedding, but "No" to the Prince who wants to do something that's not safe.

Chrissie Thompson, a teenager who has spina bifida and needs braces and crutches to help her walk, comes to visit. In Make-Believe, there's more excitement about the upcoming wedding, but Daniel's concerned about being the "ring bearer."

Mister Rogers has pictures of his wedding day, and talks and sings about how, as a child, he thought when he grew up he would marry his mother. In Make-Believe, Daniel misunderstands what it means to be the "ring bearer" in the wedding.

A potter shows the process of making a pot. It's wedding day in Make-Believe. The King officiates. The bride and groom exchange their vows. Mister Rogers talks about learning when to say "yes" and "no" and the importance of love in life.

Mister Rogers walks off the set to introduce the people who make the music on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. In Make-Believe King Friday's commands a "Bass Violin Festival." But he is the only person who knows how to play the bass violin!

World-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma comes to visit Mister Rogers. They talk about music and feelings, and Yo-Yo Ma shows how his cello music can express many different emotions. And there's a video of how people make bass violins.

Folksinger Ella Jenkins teaches Mister Rogers a rhythmic clapping game. Mister Rogers helps children know it's hard to learn new things. Neighbors in Make-Believe are each finding their own ways to be part of the Bass Violin Festival.

Mister Rogers visits the Empire Brass Quintet and listens carefully to how each instrument sounds alone, and how all the instruments sound together. In Make-Believe the Neighbors are getting ready for the Bass Violin Festival.

Mister Rogers' visits Tom O'Horgan who shows him his collection of unusual and fascinating musical instruments from all over the world. In Make-Believe all the neighbors join together to celebrate a Bass Violin Festival.