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¶ It's a beautiful day
In this neighborhood ¶
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¶ A beautiful day
For a neighbor ¶
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¶ Would you be mine? ¶
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¶ Could you be mine? ¶
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¶ It's a neighborly day
In this beauty wood ¶
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¶ A neighborly day
For a beauty ¶
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¶ Would you be mine? ¶
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¶ Could you be mine? ¶
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¶ I have always wanted
To have a neighbor ¶
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¶ Just like you ¶
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¶ I've always wanted to live
In a neighborhood with you ¶
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¶ So let's make the most
Of this beautiful day ¶
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¶ Since we're together
We might as well say ¶
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¶ Would you be mine? ¶
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¶ Could you be mine? ¶
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¶ Won't you be my neighbor? ¶
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¶ Won't you please ¶
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¶ Please, won't you be ¶
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¶ My neighbor? ¶
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Hello, neighbor.
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It's so good
to see you again today.
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[¶¶¶]
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Did you see the...?
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What special thing
I brought in to show you?
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It's called a picture board.
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Because behind each
one of these little doors...
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is a picture of people.
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[¶¶¶]
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Lady Aberlin.
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Mm-hm.
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Let's see
who's behind this door.
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Oh, here's
King Friday XIII.
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With his crown and...
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mustache and beard.
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Who's behind here?
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Oh, it's Mr. McFeely.
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He always says,
"Speedy delivery," doesn't he?
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I'd like you to meet
a new friend of mine.
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His name is Lloyd Vogel.
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Someone has hurt
my friend Lloyd.
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And not just on his face.
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[¶¶¶]
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He is having
a hard time forgiving
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the person who hurt him.
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Do you--?
Do you know what that means?
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To forgive?
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It's a decision we make...
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to release a person...
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from the feelings of anger
we have at them.
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It's strange, but sometimes...
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it's hardest of all
to forgive someone we love.
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Hm.
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Let's say hello
to my new friend, Lloyd.
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[¶¶¶]
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Shall we?
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[BELL TOLLING]
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[TROLLEY BELL CHIMING]
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[BIRDS CHIRPING]
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¶ I never felt magic
Crazy as this ¶
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¶ I never saw moons
Knew the meaning of the sea ¶
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[CRICKETS CHIRPING]
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¶ I never held emotion
In the palm of my hand ¶
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¶ Or felt sweet breezes
In the top of a tree ¶
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¶ But now you're here ¶
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¶ Brighten my northern sky ¶
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[SIREN WAILING IN DISTANCE]
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EMCEE:
Here to present this year's
award for feature writing,
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please welcome last year's
winner, Lloyd Vogel.
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[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
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[CHUCKLES]
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[MAN WHOOPS]
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[CLEARS THROAT]
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Thank you.
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It's so wonderful to be among
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so many
of my fellow misfits tonight.
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[AUDIENCE CHUCKLES]
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So...
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why do we write for magazines
for a living?
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Honestly, because doing
anything else
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doesn't seem
quite like living at all.
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We get a front-row seat
to history.
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We get to expose the truth
that others cannot see.
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And sometimes,
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just sometimes,
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we get to change a broken world
with our words.
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[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
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[¶¶¶]
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Mm, thank you.
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I needed this. I ate
a block of cheese for dinner.
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[LAUGHS]
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So, what are we forgetting?
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You definitely
need more diapers.
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More than this?
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We're going to Jersey
for one night.
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We go through
at least 12 a day.
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We do?
Mm-hm.
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What are you feeding that kid?
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Would it be easier
if we left him with a sitter?
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You know I'm not ready
to leave him with a stranger.
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Okay? He's too little.
Yeah.
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Your sister called last night.
Mm-hm.
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She wanted to make sure
you had written your toast.
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Oh, I'm all set.
I'm gonna use my speech
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from her first wedding.
Or maybe her second.
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Oh, yeah. Just change the names.
Yeah.
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And, um, hey, she wanted me
to tell you something.
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Okay.
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Your father's coming.
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I guess she reached out
a couple months ago,
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and he didn't respond,
but then he called,
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and now he's coming
to the wedding.
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Oh.
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Are you okay?
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Yeah, I'm fine.
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But I don't think we should go.
Lloyd.
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What? Seriously, why have a baby
if you can't use him
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to get out
of social obligations?
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This is what Lorraine
was afraid of,
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that you would back out.
I'm kidding.
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I'm not gonna miss
her wedding.
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I look forward to them
every year.
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Okay.
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I think it'll be nice for Gavin
to meet his grandfather.
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[CHUCKLES]
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Sure.
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Damn it!
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[GAVIN CRYING]
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[GASPS]
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Daddy's just being funny.
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Daddy's being funny.
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It's impossible.
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Here.
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Take him. Here.
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Shh, shh, shh.
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There.
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Great.
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[HORNS HONKING]
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He looks terrified.
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He should be.
He's marrying Lorraine.
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["CANON IN D MAJOR"
BY JOHANN PACHELBEL PLAYING]
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[GUESTS MURMURING]
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[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]
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[HEART BEATING]
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Oh, my God, you look beautiful.
Absolutely.
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I'm 10 pounds short of
my target weight, but whatever.
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Lloyd, the brother.
I know, man.
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I'm Todd. You know, the husband.
Yeah.
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And look at you,
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you little peanut, ha.
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I don't think we're having kids.
How, um... How did that happen?
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[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
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I invited him and he came.
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To walk you down the aisle?
Really?
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He offered.
He missed the first two.
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I thought, "Why the hell not?"
I can think of a few reasons.
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He's old.
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And if he's gonna try
to make an effort...
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[SILVERWARE CLINKING ON GLASS]
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Oh, I guess it's time
we get this started. Um...
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So, in lieu of the typical
father-of-the-bride speech,
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I thought I'd, um, well...
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I'd like to sing
a little ditty.
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[GUESTS MURMURING]
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[BAND PLAYING JAZZ SONG]
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Now, this one's
for my Lorraine.
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And for you too.
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[SOFTLY]
What's his name again?
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[NORMALLY]
Uh, for Todd.
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Yeah.
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¶ I know I stand in line ¶
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¶ Until you think
You have the time ¶
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¶ To spend an evening with me ¶
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¶ And if we go
Someplace to dance ¶
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¶ I know that there's a chance
You won't be leaving with me ¶
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¶ Then afterwards we drop
Into a quiet little place ¶
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¶ And have a drink or two ¶
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Admit it, now you wish
we hadn't eloped.
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¶ Then I go and spoil it all ¶
He's drunk.
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¶ By saying something stupid ¶
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Yeah, well, he can sing.
¶ Like I love you ¶
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¶ I love you ¶
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¶ I love you ¶
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¶ I love you ¶
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[GUESTS CHATTERING]
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[MUSIC PLAYING SOFTLY
OVER SPEAKERS]
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[GAVIN FUSSING]
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Well, here we are...
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in the pearl
of the Garden State, huh?
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[CHUCKLES]
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Hello, Jerry.
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Oh, come on.
You don't have to call me Jerry.
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Or call me Jerry,
I don't care.
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And hello to you.
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[CHUCKLES]
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Hi. I'm Andrea,
Lloyd's wife.
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Andrea! Of course.
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What a...
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unique pleasure.
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And hello, little fella.
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And this is Gavin.
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What a handsome man.
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You look just like me.
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[LAUGHS]
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Yeah, let's
get a drink, huh?
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What's this stuff,
uh, pop?
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Oh, this stuff
will kill you.
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I'm just giving my toast,
then we're leaving, so...
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Mm...
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Doll?
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Could you, uh,
give us a moment?
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She's-- She's not a doll.
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She's a public interest
attorney.
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Well, is there money
in that?
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You know what?
We're gonna circulate, okay?
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You got a baby.
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And a wife.
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You happy?
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I'm happy.
Yeah.
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Well, she seems
nice enough, hm?
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But, I mean, aren't you a little
old to have a baby, huh?
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[LAUGHING]
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[SIGHS]
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I'm not that old.
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Well, you're smart.
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Your mom and I
hardly knew each other
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when she got pregnant.
But we were babies, huh?
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Don't talk about her.
[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]
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Oh, whoa, wait a minute.
You don't know the whole story.
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Your mom was not the saint--
Don't talk about my mom!
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What are you doing?
Get off me!
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Hey!
Come on, what are you doing?
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[GAVIN CRYING]
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Come on.
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[GUESTS GASPING]
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What the hell?
Ugh.
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[GUESTS CHATTERING]
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[JERRY GROANS]
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You didn't hear him.
You were out of control.
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He was out of control.
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You're not gonna take
responsibility for any of this?
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Of course I am. I offered to pay
for Lorraine's dry cleaning.
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[¶¶¶]
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Have you ever felt
the way Lloyd does?
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So angry you want
to hurt someone?
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Or yourself?
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I know I have.
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When I was a boy,
I was very chubby.
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And the other kids
would chase me
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and call me names,
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like Fat Freddy.
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It made me very sad.
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Sometimes,
when I was by myself,
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I would cry.
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And other times,
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it made me very angry.
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There is always
something you can do
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with the mad that you feel.
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[KNOCK ON DOOR]
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Did you hear that?
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[KNOCK ON DOOR]
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Oh!
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Someone is at my door.
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Let's go see who it is.
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It's Mr. McFeely.
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[¶¶¶]
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Speedy delivery.
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[CHUCKLES]
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Look. It's a magazine.
Oh.
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Thank you.
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Magazines are always so full
of interesting information.
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They sure are.
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My friend Lloyd works
for a magazine.
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He is a very
wonderful writer.
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That reminds me,
I have a video I found.
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And I thought you
and your neighbor
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may like to see it.
What is it?
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It's about how people
make a magazine.
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It's called
"How People Make a Magazine."
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I know lots of people
like magazines.
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I thought you might
find this interesting.
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I think we would. Do you
have time to show it to us now?
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Well, I'd be glad
to see it again.
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Let's look at it
on Picture Picture.
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[¶¶¶]
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We'll watch it
on Picture Picture...
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and see how people make...
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a magazine.
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[¶¶¶]
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[¶¶¶]
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McFEELY:
This is the ink they use
in the printing press
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that prints the magazines.
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FRED:
Yellow ink.
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It looks like mustard.
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[McFEELY CHUCKLES]
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McFEELY:
And these are large rolls
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of blank paper
that are getting loaded
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into the machine.
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FRED:
I wonder how many magazines
they can make
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out of one
of those large rolls.
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McFEELY:
They print the magazines
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in giant sheets,
one color at a time.
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This machine
assembles the magazine
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and glues it all together.
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FRED:
Oh, now, who's this?
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McFEELY:
These are the people who decide
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what will be
in
the magazine.
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They pick the pictures
and design the layout.
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FRED:
Oh, that's an important job.
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McFEELY:
These are the people
who write the words
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that go into a magazine.
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FRED:
It's a lot of work
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to make a magazine,
isn't it?
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McFEELY:
It certainly is.
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[PEOPLE CHATTERING
INDISTINCTLY]
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[KNOCKS SOFTLY ON DOOR]
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Yeah?
Pay no attention to my face.
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Softball injury.
Nothing to worry about.
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Good morning, Ellen.
How are you?
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[CHUCKLES]
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Well, this should be
interesting.
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What should?
Sending you on an assignment
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with your face all busted up.
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An assignment?
Yep.
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You're the perfect person
for it. You just had a baby.
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Why are you giving me
an assignment?
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We're doing an issue on heroes,
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and we're profiling a number
of inspirational people.
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We just need
a small piece of copy
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to accompany a pretty photo.
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You hired me
as an investigative journalist.
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I don't do puff pieces.
Wait a second.
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Didn't I hire you to do
whatever I tell you to do?
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And right now
that's doing a profile
18:54.434 --> 18:57.235
on one of
our nation's heroes.
18:57.237 --> 18:58.903
Who?
18:58.905 --> 19:01.339
Mister Rogers.
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As in the hokey kids' show guy?
19:04.944 --> 19:09.413
As in the beloved
children's television host, yes.
19:12.085 --> 19:13.317
Look, I--
19:13.319 --> 19:17.021
I think this could help you,
Lloyd, just...
19:17.023 --> 19:18.956
start to change your image.
19:18.958 --> 19:23.561
I-- I don't need
to change my image.
19:23.563 --> 19:25.029
Okay.
19:25.732 --> 19:27.198
Ellen?
19:27.200 --> 19:28.966
He was the only person
on our list
19:28.968 --> 19:32.336
willing to be
interviewed by you, Lloyd.
19:32.338 --> 19:34.472
I guess you're developing
a reputation.
19:34.474 --> 19:36.707
A reputation?
People love talking to me.
19:36.709 --> 19:40.044
Yeah, they do, until they read
what you write about them.
19:40.046 --> 19:42.246
So, what, I'm supposed
to go easy on this guy
19:42.248 --> 19:46.384
because he plays with puppets
for a living?
19:47.420 --> 19:51.355
Four hundred words.
Play nice.
19:54.327 --> 19:55.960
[SCOFFS]
20:00.600 --> 20:03.734
Hello. This is Lloyd Vogel,
um, from
Esquire
magazine.
20:03.736 --> 20:07.205
I'm calling to schedule
an interview with, um...
20:07.207 --> 20:09.807
Mister Rogers.
20:21.487 --> 20:24.021
Sorry about your face!
20:24.357 --> 20:25.456
[JERRY CHUCKLES]
20:25.458 --> 20:28.759
You know,
I got it good too.
20:30.029 --> 20:32.196
Look, I messed this up, hm?
20:32.198 --> 20:34.799
I just want to talk to you.
20:34.801 --> 20:37.301
We have a lot
that needs to be said.
20:37.303 --> 20:38.102
No.
20:38.104 --> 20:39.737
I'm not gonna be ambushed.
20:39.739 --> 20:41.606
Come on, Lloyd!
20:42.976 --> 20:45.610
[¶¶¶]
20:50.917 --> 20:52.750
[GROANS]
20:53.620 --> 20:55.386
[GROANS]
20:59.525 --> 21:03.261
[PEOPLE CHATTERING]
[BABIES LAUGHING, BABBLING]
21:04.731 --> 21:06.097
[BABY SHRIEKS]
21:06.099 --> 21:07.932
Hi, honey.
21:08.334 --> 21:10.001
Hi. Hi, guys.
21:10.003 --> 21:12.069
WOMAN 1:
Hi, Lloyd.
21:12.071 --> 21:13.504
Smells in here.
21:13.506 --> 21:14.572
Bathroom trash.
21:14.574 --> 21:17.041
Nine different types
of diapers.
21:17.043 --> 21:18.276
WOMAN 2:
Hey, Lloyd.
21:18.278 --> 21:21.379
ANDREA:
Hey. What are you
doing over here?
21:21.381 --> 21:22.913
[PEOPLE CHATTERING
INDISTINCTLY]
21:22.915 --> 21:24.915
[CHILDREN'S SONG
PLAYING ON RADIO]
21:24.917 --> 21:27.585
¶ Down by the bay ¶
21:27.587 --> 21:28.719
[PHONE RINGING]
21:28.721 --> 21:30.721
I got it!
21:34.994 --> 21:36.227
Hello?
21:36.229 --> 21:37.928
FRED [ON PHONE]:
Lloyd?
21:37.930 --> 21:39.463
Who's this?
21:39.465 --> 21:41.532
FRED:
This is Fred Rogers.
21:41.534 --> 21:43.034
Hi, that was quick.
21:43.036 --> 21:46.404
FRED:
Well, I figured,
if you want to talk to me,
21:46.406 --> 21:49.173
I should want to
talk to you.
21:49.175 --> 21:51.709
Uh, yeah, I just wanted
to set a time
21:51.711 --> 21:53.711
to sit with you
and ask a few questions.
21:53.713 --> 21:56.347
FRED:
I'm happy
to schedule something,
21:56.349 --> 21:58.282
except for one thing.
21:58.284 --> 21:59.483
What's that?
21:59.485 --> 22:03.087
FRED:
You have me here right now.
22:03.089 --> 22:06.190
Uh, okay. Um, sure.
22:07.994 --> 22:11.529
FRED:
On our program, I try to look
through the camera
22:11.531 --> 22:15.132
into the eyes
of a single child...
22:15.134 --> 22:17.435
and speak to him or her,
22:17.437 --> 22:19.770
trying to be fully present
22:19.772 --> 22:23.374
to their feelings
and their needs.
22:23.376 --> 22:24.842
Right.
22:25.445 --> 22:28.112
FRED:
Do you know
what the most important thing
22:28.114 --> 22:31.449
in the world
is to me right now?
22:31.451 --> 22:33.017
Uh, no.
22:33.019 --> 22:37.722
FRED:
Talking on the telephone
to Lloyd Vogel.
22:43.129 --> 22:45.429
ANDREA:
Hey.
22:45.431 --> 22:47.231
Hey.
22:47.867 --> 22:49.667
You okay?
22:51.304 --> 22:53.537
I got an assignment.
22:56.042 --> 22:57.241
[INHALES DEEPLY]
22:57.243 --> 23:00.010
Where you going this time?
23:00.012 --> 23:01.645
Pittsburgh.
23:01.647 --> 23:04.815
Tomorrow.
Ah.
23:07.253 --> 23:12.089
I'm profiling Mister Rogers.
23:14.193 --> 23:15.893
Really?
23:16.963 --> 23:19.430
Oh, well, I love him.
23:19.732 --> 23:21.031
You do?
23:21.033 --> 23:23.100
Yeah.
23:23.102 --> 23:25.102
Why?
23:26.105 --> 23:27.972
I don't know.
23:28.741 --> 23:29.840
Wait.
23:29.842 --> 23:32.309
Ellen is giving
you a profile?
23:32.311 --> 23:35.312
She knows
that's not what you do.
23:35.314 --> 23:38.149
I think that's her point.
23:38.151 --> 23:40.117
Well, can you say no?
23:40.119 --> 23:43.254
Can you take some time
and be with us for a while?
23:43.256 --> 23:47.792
You didn't take off any time
when Gavin was born.
23:48.895 --> 23:51.762
Not really.
23:55.168 --> 23:58.936
Oh, well, at least
it's someone good.
23:59.505 --> 24:01.639
Yeah.
24:02.742 --> 24:04.608
We'll see.
24:05.111 --> 24:07.711
Oh, God, Lloyd, please,
24:07.713 --> 24:10.748
don't ruin my childhood.
24:12.652 --> 24:14.985
[¶¶¶]
24:15.321 --> 24:19.290
WOMAN 1: I love y'all!
WOMAN 2: I love you too!
24:28.401 --> 24:31.035
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
24:31.604 --> 24:34.338
[TROLLEY BELL DINGING]
24:44.150 --> 24:47.651
Hey, I'm looking
for Fred Rogers.
24:47.787 --> 24:50.588
Who?
Am I in the wrong place?
24:51.023 --> 24:54.258
I know who you are.
In here.
24:54.260 --> 24:57.862
You'll get about 20 minutes
with him during the break.
24:57.864 --> 24:59.363
I was told an hour.
24:59.365 --> 25:02.800
You're not gonna try
to fight him, are you?
25:02.802 --> 25:06.136
Oh, uh, softball league.
Play at the plate.
25:06.138 --> 25:10.107
Maybe you shouldn't have led
with your face.
25:12.378 --> 25:14.478
[WHISPERS]
Hi, Evan.
25:16.649 --> 25:19.216
[PEOPLE CHATTERING
SOFTLY]
25:21.487 --> 25:23.687
Sorry, guy.
Could be a minute.
25:23.689 --> 25:27.124
Is this a Make-A-Wish thing?
25:29.295 --> 25:30.494
How we doing, Margy?
25:30.496 --> 25:32.396
He's ruining my life.
25:32.398 --> 25:33.497
How long?
25:33.499 --> 25:35.533
Half hour already, which...
25:35.535 --> 25:39.403
puts us at 73 minutes behind.
Yikes.
25:39.405 --> 25:41.572
I gotta go in.
25:42.141 --> 25:44.408
Cover me.
You're on your own.
25:44.410 --> 25:47.211
...color of sweater
that I do.
25:47.213 --> 25:49.446
But I can't see colors
very well.
25:49.448 --> 25:52.550
Isn't that funny, hm?
Don't.
25:52.852 --> 25:55.152
Look at that.
Look at that.
25:55.154 --> 25:57.988
I'm sorry.
Son, he's talking to you.
25:57.990 --> 26:00.057
Okay, sweetie. Honey, honey.
Oh!
26:00.059 --> 26:02.192
All right. Hm.
Honey!
26:02.194 --> 26:03.894
MOTHER:
Don't do that, sweetheart.
26:03.896 --> 26:08.999
That-- That sword
looks awfully sharp.
26:09.001 --> 26:11.702
And heavy too.
26:13.839 --> 26:15.973
Not really.
No?
26:15.975 --> 26:19.710
Well, you must be
very strong in order to...
26:19.712 --> 26:21.512
hold it like that.
26:21.514 --> 26:25.082
And I bet
you are very strong
26:25.084 --> 26:28.419
on the inside too.
26:36.062 --> 26:37.795
Oh, well, ho, ho.
26:37.797 --> 26:41.098
MOTHER: Oh!
FRED: Well, oh...ho, ho.
26:41.100 --> 26:43.300
Oh, I like that.
26:43.302 --> 26:44.568
Thank you.
Terribly sorry.
26:44.570 --> 26:45.736
Yes, right.
We need to start.
26:45.738 --> 26:48.806
Can I--?
Can I take your picture, hm?
26:48.808 --> 26:50.641
Yes.
Yes?
26:50.643 --> 26:53.377
Everybody make sure
you can see me.
26:53.379 --> 26:55.312
Now... Oh, thank you.
26:55.314 --> 26:59.016
Thank you so much for coming and
visiting us in the neighborhood.
26:59.018 --> 27:01.318
Folks, if you'll follow me.
Okay.
27:01.320 --> 27:02.419
Thank you.
Great job.
27:02.421 --> 27:05.990
You did such a good job.
How often does this happen?
27:05.992 --> 27:07.691
Every day.
27:07.693 --> 27:10.327
Okay, here we go!
27:12.465 --> 27:14.331
Everybody settle.
27:14.333 --> 27:16.133
Quiet, please.
27:16.135 --> 27:17.067
Roll sound.
27:17.069 --> 27:19.703
Sound speeds.
MARGY: Mark it.
27:22.441 --> 27:24.441
And...
[CLEARS THROAT]
27:24.443 --> 27:26.744
action.
27:29.448 --> 27:31.148
Do you know what this is?
27:31.150 --> 27:33.250
[¶¶¶]
27:33.252 --> 27:35.052
It's Lloyd.
27:38.124 --> 27:40.157
L-- Lloyd.
27:40.159 --> 27:41.358
Hold, please!
27:41.360 --> 27:43.160
We can't fire him,
can we?
27:43.162 --> 27:47.498
Hello, Lloyd. Oh, it's nice
to meet you. What--?
27:47.500 --> 27:49.400
Are you all right?
Play at the plate.
27:49.402 --> 27:51.602
Oh, mercy,
that looks like it hurts.
27:51.604 --> 27:54.238
Uh, let's chat afterwards.
We need to keep moving.
27:54.240 --> 27:56.173
Have Evan
take a look at him.
27:56.175 --> 27:58.709
No, I'm good. I'm good.
No, I'm sorry, Fred.
27:58.711 --> 28:00.077
Yeah.
We just need to...
28:00.079 --> 28:01.478
All right, all right.
28:01.480 --> 28:03.013
[CHUCKLES]
28:03.115 --> 28:05.449
It's wonderful to meet you.
So glad you're here.
28:05.451 --> 28:10.187
I'm looking forward to talking
with you, I truly am.
28:10.189 --> 28:11.422
After this.
28:11.424 --> 28:17.695
Everyone, this is Lloyd Vogel.
He is a wonderful writer.
28:18.030 --> 28:19.830
MARGY:
Thank you, Fred.
28:19.832 --> 28:23.600
Okay, resetting.
Step over here.
28:23.936 --> 28:26.503
[WHISPERS
INDISTINCTLY]
28:26.939 --> 28:28.238
Roll sound.
28:28.240 --> 28:29.873
TECHNICIAN:
Sound speeds.
28:29.875 --> 28:31.675
And slate.
28:38.017 --> 28:40.217
And action.
28:40.219 --> 28:42.553
Do you know what this is?
28:43.422 --> 28:45.055
It's a tent.
28:46.926 --> 28:48.392
Let's set it up.
28:48.394 --> 28:51.028
[¶¶¶]
29:08.681 --> 29:10.114
Oh, mercy.
29:10.116 --> 29:13.917
A little bit trickier
than I thought.
29:17.857 --> 29:19.022
[GRUNTS]
29:19.024 --> 29:21.959
[CHUCKLES]
FRED: Oh!
29:30.970 --> 29:33.036
[WHISPERS]
This is impossible.
29:33.038 --> 29:35.572
[GRUNTING]
29:40.746 --> 29:43.781
I can't. I can't do it.
29:45.684 --> 29:46.650
It must...
29:46.652 --> 29:50.187
It must take two grown-ups
to set up a tent.
29:50.189 --> 29:53.157
And that's a cut.
Let's go again.
29:53.159 --> 29:54.958
[CREW LAUGHING]
29:54.960 --> 29:57.661
No, no, let's...
29:58.597 --> 30:00.531
Let's look at that.
30:00.533 --> 30:04.334
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:
Okay, roll playback, please.
30:04.970 --> 30:07.805
[MUSIC PLAYS ON MONITOR]
30:08.207 --> 30:10.340
[FRED GRUNTS ON MONITOR]
30:10.843 --> 30:12.342
Oh, mercy.
30:12.344 --> 30:15.946
A little bit trickier
than I thought.
30:16.415 --> 30:18.282
We could preset
the tent for you.
30:18.284 --> 30:23.253
No, no, no, I-I--
I think this is good.
30:24.256 --> 30:25.522
Yeah.
30:25.524 --> 30:28.725
Yeah, I think we're okay.
30:28.727 --> 30:30.427
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Great? Good.
FRED: Yeah.
30:30.429 --> 30:33.697
That's lunch, everybody.
FRED: Oh.
30:34.834 --> 30:35.833
The...
30:35.835 --> 30:39.002
The tent. Why didn't you
let them set it up for you?
30:39.004 --> 30:40.470
Well, children need to know
30:40.472 --> 30:42.239
that even when adults
make plans,
30:42.241 --> 30:47.177
sometimes they don't turn out
the way we'd hoped.
30:47.179 --> 30:48.946
Mm-hm.
30:49.081 --> 30:53.717
How long have you
been married, Lloyd?
30:53.719 --> 30:55.986
Uh, eight years.
30:55.988 --> 30:59.056
Oh, eight year--
Oh, that's...
30:59.058 --> 31:02.059
a wonderful
accomplishment.
31:02.928 --> 31:05.863
Does your spouse
have a name?
31:05.865 --> 31:07.531
Andrea.
31:08.067 --> 31:11.735
I would like
to meet Andrea someday.
31:11.737 --> 31:12.669
I'm sure. Um...
31:12.671 --> 31:15.472
You've lived in Pittsburgh
your whole life?
31:15.474 --> 31:20.611
I grew up not too far from here
in a town called Latrobe.
31:20.613 --> 31:23.313
But we've lived here
quite some time,
31:23.315 --> 31:26.683
and we've raised
our boys here.
31:26.685 --> 31:29.152
And do you think living here
makes it easier
31:29.154 --> 31:32.089
or more difficult
to be a celebrity?
31:32.091 --> 31:34.758
Oh, "celebrity." Mercy.
31:34.760 --> 31:37.561
You don't consider
yourself famous?
31:37.563 --> 31:39.062
"Fame" is a four-letter word,
31:39.064 --> 31:43.667
like "tape" or "zoom"
or "face."
31:43.669 --> 31:48.138
What ultimately matters
is what we do with it.
31:48.574 --> 31:50.674
And what are
you doing with it?
31:50.676 --> 31:57.447
We are trying to give
children positive ways
31:57.449 --> 32:00.984
to deal with their feelings.
32:04.323 --> 32:07.491
This piece will be
for an issue about heroes.
32:07.493 --> 32:10.394
Do you consider yourself
a hero?
32:10.396 --> 32:13.130
I don't think of myself
as a hero.
32:13.132 --> 32:15.098
No, not at all.
32:15.668 --> 32:19.002
What about Mister Rogers?
Is he a hero?
32:19.371 --> 32:22.005
I don't understand
the question.
32:22.007 --> 32:23.674
Well, there's you, Fred,
32:23.676 --> 32:28.412
and then there's the character
you play, Mister Rogers.
32:30.683 --> 32:34.284
You said it was a play
at the plate?
32:34.486 --> 32:36.954
Is that--?
Is that what--?
32:36.956 --> 32:39.156
Is that what
happened to you?
32:39.158 --> 32:42.960
What did happen to you,
Lloyd?
32:48.067 --> 32:50.801
I got into a fight.
32:52.271 --> 32:55.572
Oh. Oh, my.
32:55.708 --> 32:59.710
Who did you get
into a fight with?
33:01.947 --> 33:03.280
[LAUGHS NERVOUSLY]
33:03.282 --> 33:05.782
It's not important.
33:07.086 --> 33:09.252
[SIGHS]
33:15.027 --> 33:16.326
Jerry.
33:16.328 --> 33:20.364
Mm. And who is Jerry?
33:22.601 --> 33:24.434
My father.
33:25.004 --> 33:26.903
Oh, my.
33:26.905 --> 33:28.438
I'd rather not
talk about it.
33:28.440 --> 33:32.976
Well, what were you
and your father fighting about?
33:36.215 --> 33:40.150
I-I'm here to interview you,
Mister Rogers.
33:40.152 --> 33:44.154
Well, that is
what we're doing, isn't it?
33:44.156 --> 33:46.523
We're ready for you
in Studio B, Fred.
33:46.525 --> 33:48.959
Okay, Margy.
I thought we had 20 minutes.
33:48.961 --> 33:50.327
Lloyd, can I take
your picture?
33:50.329 --> 33:53.397
I like to take pictures
of people that I meet.
33:53.399 --> 33:57.534
Then I can show them
to Joanne later on.
33:57.536 --> 33:58.535
Thank you so much.
33:58.537 --> 34:01.805
I do hope you'll stick around.
I really do.
34:01.807 --> 34:05.742
Tha... That's--?
That's it?
34:14.787 --> 34:16.953
[¶¶¶]
34:16.955 --> 34:19.322
[DOOR CREAKS]
34:19.324 --> 34:21.258
[DOOR SLAMS]
34:22.795 --> 34:24.961
[CLATTERING]
34:26.098 --> 34:28.598
[CREW CHATTERING
INDISTINCTLY]
34:28.834 --> 34:31.468
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:
Is it ready?
34:34.740 --> 34:35.839
Daniel, you set?
34:35.841 --> 34:37.407
FRED [AS DANIEL]:
I'm set!
34:37.409 --> 34:39.776
Thank you, Daniel.
34:39.912 --> 34:42.679
Did she just talk
to the puppet?
34:42.681 --> 34:44.848
Daniel isn't
just a puppet.
34:44.850 --> 34:49.052
Daniel is Fred,
and Fred is Daniel.
34:50.322 --> 34:52.556
You mean--
Please stop talking.
34:52.558 --> 34:55.092
Let me know
when you're ready, Lady.
34:55.094 --> 34:57.727
Okay. Thank you.
34:58.664 --> 35:01.331
Ahem.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: And trolley.
35:01.333 --> 35:02.499
Action.
35:02.501 --> 35:05.135
[¶¶¶]
35:06.371 --> 35:10.040
[TROLLEY DINGING, WHISTLES]
[SPRITZING]
35:14.947 --> 35:17.581
[¶¶¶]
35:20.219 --> 35:23.153
FRED [AS DANIEL]:
Well, hello, Lady Aberlin.
35:23.155 --> 35:25.555
Oh, hi, Daniel.
35:25.557 --> 35:28.425
Are you making
that funny smell?
35:28.427 --> 35:32.529
Oh, do you mean
that skunk kind of smell? No.
35:32.531 --> 35:36.266
I'm trying to help
that smell go away.
35:36.268 --> 35:38.435
By squirting another smell?
35:38.437 --> 35:40.937
That's right.
A sweet-smelling smell.
35:40.939 --> 35:43.273
Want to smell?
FRED [AS DANIEL]: Okay.
35:43.275 --> 35:44.307
[ABERLIN CHUCKLES]
35:44.309 --> 35:45.809
[SPRITZING]
[FRED SNIFFS]
35:45.811 --> 35:49.513
Ah!
Mm, that does smell good.
35:49.515 --> 35:50.413
Mm-hm.
35:50.415 --> 35:52.916
Where did that bad smell
come from?
35:52.918 --> 35:55.385
Oh, Mr. Skunk.
35:55.387 --> 35:56.453
Hm.
35:56.455 --> 35:57.587
He got scared,
35:57.589 --> 36:01.992
and he just sprayed
this smell all over me.
36:01.994 --> 36:05.495
Oh, no.
Did he say he was sorry?
36:05.497 --> 36:06.897
No.
[GASPS]
36:06.899 --> 36:10.700
And that just makes me...
36:10.702 --> 36:13.203
so very mad,
36:13.205 --> 36:16.273
and I don't know
what to do.
36:16.275 --> 36:18.141
Oh, Daniel.
36:18.143 --> 36:19.309
[¶¶¶]
36:19.311 --> 36:22.646
¶ What do you do
With the mad that you feel ¶
36:22.648 --> 36:26.449
¶ When you feel so mad
You could bite? ¶
36:26.451 --> 36:31.087
¶ When the whole wide world
Seems, oh, so wrong ¶
36:31.089 --> 36:35.091
¶ And nothing you do
Seems very right ¶
36:35.093 --> 36:38.862
ABERLIN:
¶ What do you do?
Do you punch a bag? ¶
36:38.864 --> 36:42.532
¶ Do you pound some clay
Or some dough? ¶
36:42.534 --> 36:47.137
¶ Do you round up friends
For a game of tag ¶
36:47.139 --> 36:50.240
¶ Or see how fast you go? ¶
36:50.242 --> 36:54.844
¶ I can stop when I want to
Can stop when I wish ¶
36:54.846 --> 36:58.381
¶ Can stop, stop, stop anytime ¶
36:58.383 --> 37:02.385
¶ And what a good feeling
To feel like this ¶
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¶ And know that the feeling
Is really mine ¶
37:05.958 --> 37:09.893
[IN UNISON]
¶ Know that there's something
Deep inside ¶
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¶ That helps us become
What we can ¶
37:13.999 --> 37:18.101
¶ For a girl can be
Someday a woman ¶
37:18.103 --> 37:25.275
¶ And a boy can be
Someday a man ¶
37:27.179 --> 37:29.246
[SONG ENDS]
37:33.552 --> 37:35.452
Thank you,
Lady Aberlin.
37:35.454 --> 37:36.653
Thank you, Daniel.
37:36.655 --> 37:38.088
I-- I feel better.
37:38.090 --> 37:40.223
Oh, I'm so glad.
37:40.792 --> 37:43.860
I just don't know
if he's for real.
37:44.062 --> 37:45.962
That's not for you
to say, Lloyd.
37:45.964 --> 37:47.497
I think with
a few more interviews--
37:47.499 --> 37:50.834
No, no, no, I told you,
this isn't an exposé, okay?
37:50.836 --> 37:54.404
Just please put pen to paper.
A couple funny anecdotes.
37:54.406 --> 37:57.007
Keep it simple.
I can't do that, Ellen.
37:57.009 --> 37:59.276
He's a lot more complex
than I thought.
37:59.278 --> 38:01.611
He's a children's
entertainer.
38:01.613 --> 38:03.413
He's Mister-freaking-Rogers.
38:03.415 --> 38:05.315
This isn't Gorbachev
we're talking about.
38:05.317 --> 38:07.517
I don't think you understand
what you're asking.
38:07.519 --> 38:09.786
I'm asking you to do your job.
Now, get out.
38:09.788 --> 38:12.489
Come back when you
have your first draft.
38:12.491 --> 38:13.990
[AUDIENCE CHEERING ON TV]
38:13.992 --> 38:16.493
[BAND PLAYING
"WON'T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR"]
38:16.495 --> 38:19.462
[AUDIENCE WHISTLING, HOOTING]
38:23.869 --> 38:25.969
[AUDIENCE WOOFING]
38:25.971 --> 38:27.370
Now, heh...
38:27.372 --> 38:33.576
this gives new meaning
to
Boyz n the Hood!
38:33.578 --> 38:35.612
We'll be back
with Mister Rogers!
38:35.614 --> 38:38.081
[AUDIENCE CHEERING,
APPLAUDING]
38:38.083 --> 38:40.317
[TAPE FAST-FORWARDING]
38:40.686 --> 38:42.986
ARSENIO:
We all grew up with you...
38:42.988 --> 38:45.055
Hey.
Hi.
38:45.057 --> 38:48.091
I see things going on
out there, kind of worries me.
38:48.093 --> 38:50.226
I wish more people would...
38:50.228 --> 38:51.928
How'd it go?
38:51.930 --> 38:55.065
He's just about
the nicest person I've ever met.
38:55.067 --> 38:58.501
When you say it, it doesn't
sound like a compliment.
38:58.503 --> 39:00.437
[CHUCKLES]
39:00.439 --> 39:03.106
There is-- There's
an attitude out there.
39:03.108 --> 39:07.143
There's some things going on.
There's a lot of hopelessness.
39:07.145 --> 39:08.611
What do we need to do?
39:08.613 --> 39:11.247
There's no simple answers,
of course,
39:11.249 --> 39:15.618
but if we could,
through television programs,
39:15.620 --> 39:18.788
as well as every other
imaginable program,
39:18.790 --> 39:22.826
let people know that each one
of us is precious.
39:22.828 --> 39:24.427
ARSENIO:
It all starts in the home.
39:24.429 --> 39:26.830
We can never underrate
how important that is.
39:26.832 --> 39:32.569
FRED:
I don't think anybody can grow
unless he really is accepted
39:32.571 --> 39:36.406
exactly as he is.
39:36.408 --> 39:38.608
If somebody is always saying
to a child,
39:38.610 --> 39:40.710
"Oh, you're--
You're going to grow up,
39:40.712 --> 39:42.045
and you're going to be fine."
39:42.047 --> 39:44.180
There's so much
of that already.
39:44.182 --> 39:45.215
It's your turn.
39:45.217 --> 39:47.684
Yeah.
And so a child is appreciated
39:47.686 --> 39:51.354
for what he
will be
and not for what he is.
39:51.356 --> 39:54.391
"He will be
a great consumer someday.
39:54.393 --> 39:57.127
And so the quicker
we can get them out of the nest
39:57.129 --> 40:00.997
so they can go out and buy,
then the better."
40:00.999 --> 40:04.200
What do you think is the
biggest mistakes parents make
40:04.202 --> 40:05.535
in raising their children?
40:05.537 --> 40:09.172
FRED:
Um, not to remember
their own childhood.
40:09.174 --> 40:10.540
OPRAH:
Yeah?
40:10.542 --> 40:17.113
I think that the best thing
that we can do is to...
40:17.616 --> 40:21.351
think about what
it was like for us
40:21.353 --> 40:24.154
and know what our children
are going through.
40:24.156 --> 40:26.756
OPRAH:
It's so hard once you get
to be a parent.
40:26.758 --> 40:28.625
You always say,
"I will never do this,"
40:28.627 --> 40:30.693
when your mother or father
is doing it to you.
40:30.695 --> 40:33.196
You say, "I will never
do this to my child."
40:33.198 --> 40:35.465
And then you get to our age
40:35.467 --> 40:38.968
and you forget what
it was like to be this size.
40:38.970 --> 40:40.203
You really do forget.
40:40.205 --> 40:44.674
Well, but those children can
help re-evoke what it was like.
40:44.676 --> 40:46.376
That's why,
when you're a parent,
40:46.378 --> 40:48.144
you have a new chance
to grow.
40:48.146 --> 40:49.612
OPRAH:
You do.
40:49.614 --> 40:51.414
Did you ever--?
I can't imagine--
40:51.416 --> 40:53.917
I know that you are the father
of two boys,
40:53.919 --> 40:56.553
but I can't imagine
you ever having a problem
40:56.555 --> 40:58.621
with your children.
You ever have any?
40:58.623 --> 41:00.023
FRED:
Well, of course.
41:00.025 --> 41:02.025
I'm a human being
just like everybody else.
41:02.027 --> 41:04.427
OPRAH:
I thought you would
talk to them and say:
41:04.429 --> 41:08.264
"Can you say, 'Good morning?'"
And they would change.
41:08.266 --> 41:14.103
FRED:
But, you know, a lot of people
do those parodies, just--
41:20.979 --> 41:23.613
[¶¶¶]
41:40.966 --> 41:43.900
¶ Well, I left my happy home ¶
41:43.902 --> 41:48.404
¶ To see
What I could find out ¶
41:52.644 --> 41:55.078
¶ I left my folk and friends ¶
41:55.080 --> 41:58.815
¶ With the aim
To clear my mind out ¶
42:03.054 --> 42:07.657
¶ Well, I hit the rowdy road
And many kinds I met there... ¶
42:07.659 --> 42:08.892
Lloyd, hello!
42:08.894 --> 42:11.961
I can stop, stop, stop anytime.
42:11.963 --> 42:15.298
Son, what were you afraid of?
42:15.300 --> 42:17.166
Oh, no, Lloyd.
42:17.168 --> 42:18.334
Meow, meow.
42:18.336 --> 42:23.473
If they get a divorce or
if they don't get a divorce,
42:23.475 --> 42:26.175
they'll still be
your mom and dad.
42:26.177 --> 42:27.577
Speedy Delivery.
42:27.579 --> 42:29.212
[SHUTTER CLICKS]
42:29.214 --> 42:31.114
[PHONE RINGING]
42:31.116 --> 42:32.982
[PURRING]
42:42.093 --> 42:43.493
[PHONE BEEPS]
42:43.495 --> 42:45.562
ANDREA:
Hello?
42:45.564 --> 42:50.333
FRED [ON PHONE]:
Oh, my. I woke you.
Is this Andrea?
42:50.335 --> 42:51.134
Yes.
42:51.136 --> 42:53.836
FRED:
This is Fred Rogers.
42:53.838 --> 42:55.838
Oh, hi.
Who is it?
42:55.840 --> 42:57.373
Uh, Lloyd's right here.
42:57.375 --> 42:58.741
No, Andrea,
while I have you,
42:58.743 --> 43:03.446
I just want to thank you so much
for sharing Lloyd with us.
43:03.448 --> 43:06.716
Can't be easy, him traveling
with Gavin at home.
43:06.718 --> 43:10.720
Oh, well, thank you
for saying that.
43:10.922 --> 43:14.123
I'm gonna give Lloyd
to you now.
43:14.292 --> 43:17.927
[WHISPERS]
Mister Rogers knows my name.
43:20.999 --> 43:21.864
This is Lloyd.
43:21.866 --> 43:25.835
You left without
getting to say goodbye.
43:25.837 --> 43:28.171
So I'm glad we get
to continue to talk.
43:28.173 --> 43:31.474
I'm going to New York City today
to film.
43:31.476 --> 43:34.010
And Joanne
is coming with me,
43:34.012 --> 43:38.982
and we thought you might like
to come down and say hello.
43:38.984 --> 43:40.049
Um...
43:40.051 --> 43:43.186
[PLAYING UPTEMPO TUNE]
44:07.312 --> 44:12.181
How much time do you think
I'll have with him today?
44:12.283 --> 44:16.452
You're here
because Fred wants you here.
44:18.456 --> 44:19.656
Honored.
44:19.658 --> 44:23.960
He likes everybody,
but he loves people like you.
44:27.632 --> 44:30.600
People like me?
44:31.770 --> 44:32.935
I've read your work.
44:32.937 --> 44:37.373
You don't really care
for humanity, do you?
44:38.143 --> 44:39.709
[SCOFFS]
44:40.011 --> 44:43.179
I'm just doing my job.
44:44.149 --> 44:48.885
I insisted he read you
before we agreed.
44:52.424 --> 44:54.490
And did he?
44:54.759 --> 44:58.294
Every article
we could find.
44:59.798 --> 45:00.663
[SONG ENDS]
45:00.665 --> 45:02.632
[FRED GASPS, APPLAUDS]
45:02.634 --> 45:04.367
Oh, thank you,
thank you.
45:04.369 --> 45:07.804
That made me want to get up
and do a little dance.
45:07.806 --> 45:10.440
MUSICIAN 1:
We have a surprise for you,
Mister Rogers.
45:10.442 --> 45:14.610
We're gonna play one of your
songs called "You Are Special."
45:14.612 --> 45:17.914
Oh! Well, how wonderful.
45:20.518 --> 45:26.689
But how do you play your
instruments without your bows?
45:26.691 --> 45:28.257
Well, we can play
pizzicato,
45:28.259 --> 45:32.762
which means we're going to pluck
the strings with our fingers.
45:32.764 --> 45:34.597
FRED:
Oh.
45:37.035 --> 45:39.235
MUSICIAN 2:
One, two, three, one, two.
45:39.237 --> 45:41.771
[PLAYING "YOU ARE SPECIAL"]
45:50.715 --> 45:53.449
[PEOPLE LAUGHING, CHATTERING]
45:53.451 --> 45:55.852
FRED: Hello, everybody. Hi.
WOMAN: Hi.
45:55.854 --> 46:00.223
FRED:
How nice to see you all.
How nice to see you.
46:00.225 --> 46:01.157
[CHUCKLES]
46:01.159 --> 46:02.291
FRED:
Lovely to meet you.
46:02.293 --> 46:05.128
Oh, I call this move
the "handshake handoff."
46:05.130 --> 46:08.564
I love your show.
Thank you for coming.
46:08.566 --> 46:10.466
LLOYD:
That's quite a skill.
46:10.468 --> 46:15.905
We stole Bill from the
governor's office 14 years ago.
46:15.907 --> 46:19.408
You got a chance
to know him yet?
46:19.410 --> 46:21.644
Love Bill. Big fan.
46:22.580 --> 46:27.016
He is very protective
of Rog.
46:28.153 --> 46:30.486
You call him "Rog"?
46:30.688 --> 46:34.557
We don't call him
Mister Rogers at home, dear.
46:36.227 --> 46:39.328
Joanne Rogers. Ha!
Oh, nice to meet you.
46:39.330 --> 46:40.897
You as well, dear.
46:40.899 --> 46:45.868
So how does it feel to be
married to a living saint?
46:45.870 --> 46:49.772
You know, I'm not fond
of that term.
46:49.774 --> 46:52.408
If you think of him
as a saint,
46:52.410 --> 46:55.578
then his way of being
is unattainable.
46:55.580 --> 47:00.683
You know, he works at it
all the time. It's a practice.
47:01.553 --> 47:02.685
[CHUCKLES]
47:02.687 --> 47:05.655
He's not a perfect person.
47:05.657 --> 47:07.156
He has a temper.
47:07.158 --> 47:11.961
He chooses how he responds
to that anger.
47:11.963 --> 47:13.429
That must take
a lot of effort.
47:13.431 --> 47:16.599
Well, yeah, he--
He does things every day
47:16.601 --> 47:18.701
that help to ground him.
47:18.703 --> 47:21.871
Reads Scripture, swims laps,
47:21.873 --> 47:23.606
prays for people by name.
47:23.608 --> 47:25.241
Writes letters,
hundreds of them.
47:25.243 --> 47:27.543
He's been doing that
since I met him.
47:27.545 --> 47:30.146
Thank you so much, so much.
You be good.
47:30.148 --> 47:32.048
Bye, Mister Rogers.
Thanks, folks.
47:32.050 --> 47:34.650
Thank you, folks,
for coming out.
47:34.652 --> 47:36.219
FRED: My love.
Bye, my love.
47:36.221 --> 47:38.621
We'll see you in just
a few hours or so.
47:38.623 --> 47:39.722
Yes. Just have a good time.
47:39.724 --> 47:42.959
I thought you and I would
spend some time talking.
47:42.961 --> 47:43.793
Oh, of course.
47:43.795 --> 47:46.295
Weren't those ladies
spectacular?
47:46.297 --> 47:47.330
Incredible.
Just marvelous.
47:47.332 --> 47:51.634
You know, I found out about
them through Joanne...
47:51.636 --> 47:53.236
[CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY]
47:53.238 --> 47:56.105
[¶¶¶]
48:04.549 --> 48:06.382
Do you always
take the subway?
48:06.384 --> 48:08.985
Well, Joanne and I
have an apartment.
48:08.987 --> 48:10.419
It's just a few stops away,
48:10.421 --> 48:14.590
and it's-- It's the easiest way
to get around sometimes.
48:14.592 --> 48:17.026
[DOOR CHIMES]
48:22.233 --> 48:24.200
So...
48:24.202 --> 48:27.703
you've covered
some heavy stuff, uh,
48:27.705 --> 48:30.473
especially for a show
aimed at children.
48:30.475 --> 48:34.710
Oh, I'm glad you've had
the chance to view the program.
48:34.712 --> 48:39.248
Death, divorce, war.
It gets dark.
48:42.687 --> 48:44.654
You know...
48:44.656 --> 48:46.923
Maggie Stewart showed me
48:46.925 --> 48:51.761
the most beautiful word
in sign language.
48:52.096 --> 48:56.465
You know what that means?
It means "friend."
48:57.302 --> 48:58.401
Isn't that perfect?
48:58.403 --> 48:59.902
[CHILDREN CHATTERING]
48:59.904 --> 49:01.037
Who's Maggie Stewart?
49:01.039 --> 49:04.507
GIRL 1: Do it.
GIRL 2: Hey, Mister Rogers!
49:06.878 --> 49:07.810
It's a beautiful...
49:07.812 --> 49:09.545
BOTH:
¶ It's a beautiful day ¶
49:09.547 --> 49:10.579
¶ In the neighborhood ¶
49:10.581 --> 49:12.648
¶ A beautiful day
For a neighbor ¶
49:12.650 --> 49:16.452
¶ Would you be mine?
Could you be mine? ¶
49:16.454 --> 49:19.855
ALL CHILDREN:
¶ It's a neighborly day
In this beauty wood ¶
49:19.857 --> 49:21.958
¶ A neighborly day
For a beauty ¶
49:21.960 --> 49:26.128
¶ Would you be mine?
Could you be mine? ¶
49:26.130 --> 49:29.865
ALL:
¶ I have always wanted
To have a neighbor ¶
49:29.867 --> 49:31.233
¶ Just like you ¶
49:31.235 --> 49:35.905
¶ I've always wanted to live
In a neighborhood with you ¶
49:35.907 --> 49:40.076
¶ So let's make the most
Of this beautiful day ¶
49:40.078 --> 49:43.980
¶ Since we're together
We might as well say ¶
49:43.982 --> 49:47.283
¶ Would you be mine?
Could you be mine? ¶
49:47.285 --> 49:50.453
¶ Won't you be my neighbor? ¶
49:50.455 --> 49:54.156
¶ Won't you please ¶
49:54.158 --> 49:58.861
¶ Please, won't you be
My neighbor? ¶
49:58.863 --> 50:01.397
[ALL LAUGHING, APPLAUDING]
50:02.500 --> 50:03.466
[¶¶¶]
50:03.468 --> 50:07.803
Oh, that was wonderful.
50:13.511 --> 50:17.046
It seems like
all these people line up
50:17.048 --> 50:19.448
to tell you their problems.
Oh....
50:19.450 --> 50:21.617
Isn't it wonderful?
50:21.619 --> 50:23.853
Such bravery?
50:23.855 --> 50:24.754
Well, uh...
50:24.756 --> 50:26.188
it seems like
that would be
50:26.190 --> 50:28.090
an incredible burden
on you.
50:28.092 --> 50:32.128
Well, I'm grateful
for you saying that, Lloyd.
50:32.130 --> 50:36.165
I'm grateful
for your compassion.
50:36.901 --> 50:38.667
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]
50:38.903 --> 50:42.471
Is it? A burden on you?
50:45.843 --> 50:49.478
Okay, let's assume
it's a burden on you.
50:49.781 --> 50:55.851
There-- There is no normal life
that is free from pain.
50:55.853 --> 50:57.753
How do you deal with it?
50:57.755 --> 50:59.088
Oh, well,
there are many ways
50:59.090 --> 51:03.726
you can deal with your feelings
without hurting yourself
51:03.728 --> 51:04.927
or anybody else.
51:04.929 --> 51:07.596
Yeah, like--? Like what?
51:07.598 --> 51:11.567
Well, you can pound
a lump of clay...
51:11.569 --> 51:14.103
or swim as fast
as you can swim
51:14.105 --> 51:19.542
or play the lowest keys on
a piano all at the same time.
51:19.544 --> 51:23.045
[IMITATING PIANO
PLAYING DISCORDANTLY]
51:23.614 --> 51:28.117
Do you ever talk to anyone
about the burden you carry?
51:28.453 --> 51:31.387
[CONTINUES IMITATING
PIANO]
51:38.963 --> 51:41.730
Would you like to meet
my special puppet friends
51:41.732 --> 51:44.867
from the
Neighborhood of Make-Believe?
51:44.869 --> 51:45.801
[UNZIPS SUITCASE]
51:45.803 --> 51:48.104
[INHALES, EXHALES DEEPLY]
51:50.608 --> 51:53.008
They look like
they've seen better days.
51:53.010 --> 51:56.645
Well, they-- They've been
with me for quite a while.
51:56.647 --> 52:01.183
You ever think about swapping
them out? Getting new ones?
52:02.720 --> 52:08.824
Didn't you have a special friend
when you were very young, Lloyd?
52:09.026 --> 52:10.493
A special friend?
52:10.495 --> 52:12.461
Yeah, a special toy.
52:12.463 --> 52:18.033
Or a... A stuffed animal
that you loved very much,
52:18.035 --> 52:20.736
even as it got ratty
and worn out
52:20.738 --> 52:24.406
and made you just love it
all the more?
52:24.675 --> 52:27.977
I don't know.
I'm sure I did.
52:29.180 --> 52:33.015
Can you tell me about
your special friend?
52:33.751 --> 52:38.320
Uh, think I had a rabbit.
52:41.526 --> 52:44.560
Did your rabbit
have a name?
52:44.562 --> 52:47.129
Just "Rabbit."
52:48.733 --> 52:51.667
It was "Old Rabbit."
52:54.972 --> 52:58.674
And who gave you
Old Rabbit?
53:00.578 --> 53:02.845
My mom.
53:03.214 --> 53:07.983
She must love you
very much.
53:09.086 --> 53:13.689
That she did. She, uh--
She died when I was young.
53:18.963 --> 53:23.065
I'm sure that
if she saw you today,
53:23.067 --> 53:24.833
the person you have become,
53:24.835 --> 53:28.170
she would be proud of you.
53:35.947 --> 53:38.147
I want to get back
to my questions.
53:38.149 --> 53:40.416
You wanted to meet
my special friends
53:40.418 --> 53:43.118
from the Neighborhood
of Make-Believe.
53:43.120 --> 53:46.055
No, I asked you
about the burden you carry.
53:46.057 --> 53:49.792
[VOCALIZING FANFARE]
53:49.794 --> 53:54.430
[IN REGAL VOICE]
I am King Friday XIII.
53:54.432 --> 54:01.237
Lloyd Vogel, the journalist,
I presume.
54:01.239 --> 54:05.407
[NORMALLY]
And here's
Daniel Striped Tiger.
54:05.409 --> 54:11.814
Now, sometimes Daniel
is too shy to talk, but...
54:12.450 --> 54:15.784
But that's okay, Daniel.
54:23.561 --> 54:26.795
Have you met Daniel?
54:28.099 --> 54:30.399
Not officially, no.
54:40.645 --> 54:45.447
FRED [AS DANIEL]:
I'd like to meet Old Rabbit.
54:49.120 --> 54:53.122
I don't want to talk
about Old Rabbit, I got to say.
54:53.891 --> 54:59.395
[NORMALLY]
Well, maybe Lloyd doesn't feel
like talking today, Daniel.
54:59.397 --> 55:02.231
And-- And that's okay.
55:02.233 --> 55:06.168
Can you put
the puppet down, Fred?
55:11.642 --> 55:16.879
You stopped making the show
in the mid-'70s for three years.
55:16.881 --> 55:18.113
Why'd you quit?
55:18.115 --> 55:21.450
Well, at that point,
I felt the program had covered
55:21.452 --> 55:24.653
all the major facets
of childhood.
55:24.655 --> 55:27.323
And what brought you back?
Money?
55:27.325 --> 55:29.291
Boredom?
55:29.293 --> 55:32.328
My sons had grown
into teenagers,
55:32.330 --> 55:35.064
and we were struggling.
55:35.132 --> 55:37.966
We all were, and...
55:37.968 --> 55:40.002
I realized then
that there was
55:40.004 --> 55:43.505
still so much more
to talk about.
55:44.875 --> 55:47.943
I can't imagine
it was easy...
55:47.945 --> 55:51.980
growing up with you
as a father.
55:56.987 --> 56:03.058
Until recently, my oldest
never told people about me.
56:03.661 --> 56:08.397
He's very private,
and that's okay.
56:09.567 --> 56:11.734
And my youngest son, he--
56:11.736 --> 56:14.970
He genuinely tested me.
56:14.972 --> 56:16.939
But, eventually,
we found our way,
56:16.941 --> 56:21.343
and now I'm very proud
of both of them.
56:26.350 --> 56:28.951
But you are right, Lloyd.
56:28.953 --> 56:33.355
It couldn't have been
easy on them.
56:35.292 --> 56:37.626
Thank you.
56:37.862 --> 56:41.764
Thank you
for that perspective.
56:42.166 --> 56:44.133
[EXHALES DEEPLY]
56:44.769 --> 56:46.468
You're welcome.
56:48.205 --> 56:51.673
Is that not the answer
you were hoping for?
56:51.675 --> 56:56.078
Being a parent does not mean
being a perfect parent?
56:56.080 --> 57:02.584
You might be experiencing
some of that now with your son.
57:03.421 --> 57:04.753
And, uh...
57:04.755 --> 57:10.993
I've been thinking a lot
about you and your father.
57:12.096 --> 57:14.630
Did you work out
your disagreement?
57:14.632 --> 57:15.864
[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]
57:15.866 --> 57:18.567
This is ridiculous.
57:18.569 --> 57:19.568
Lloyd, where are you going?
57:19.570 --> 57:23.639
We're done. Thanks.
Been a real pleasure.
57:23.641 --> 57:24.807
[TRILLS LIPS]
57:24.809 --> 57:27.643
[¶¶¶]
57:28.179 --> 57:29.845
[DOOR SLAMS]
57:29.847 --> 57:31.980
Mercy.
57:41.425 --> 57:42.324
[ANDREA LAUGHING]
57:42.326 --> 57:46.228
ANDREA: He's so quiet with you.
DOROTHY: Aw, thank you. Heh.
57:46.230 --> 57:49.031
I'm good with babies.
57:49.033 --> 57:51.266
Aren't I? Mm-hm.
57:51.268 --> 57:52.634
[GAVIN COOING]
57:52.636 --> 57:54.770
Hey, hey!
57:59.310 --> 58:01.343
[KEYS JANGLE]
58:01.812 --> 58:06.048
Come on, sit down.
We-- We cooked you some takeout.
58:06.050 --> 58:08.684
They brought pizza.
58:09.720 --> 58:13.722
Lloyd, this is,
uh, Dorothy.
58:14.725 --> 58:16.525
Hello.
58:19.964 --> 58:23.065
Can't you just
say hello?
58:23.067 --> 58:25.834
Where's your manners?
58:26.170 --> 58:27.603
I'm sorry.
58:27.605 --> 58:30.939
Um, I think
we should go.
58:31.976 --> 58:34.676
[GAVIN COOS]
[GROANS]
58:34.678 --> 58:37.646
I had an idea, okay?
58:37.648 --> 58:43.652
Maybe we'd eat some food,
we'd talk like people.
58:45.155 --> 58:49.157
I messed things up
at the wedding.
58:50.361 --> 58:54.296
Of course, you know,
you didn't help, but, uh...
58:54.298 --> 58:57.432
Heh, heh, I get it.
58:57.601 --> 59:00.569
And you let me sit out there
in my car
59:00.571 --> 59:03.372
on the street
for two nights, uh...
59:03.374 --> 59:06.241
like I'm homeless,
like I'm some kind of a bum.
59:06.243 --> 59:09.444
Jerry, you're not helping.
Well, he won't say a word.
59:09.446 --> 59:13.048
You came here
to introduce me to her?
59:13.050 --> 59:14.383
Yeah.
59:14.385 --> 59:16.685
To Dorothy.
59:16.820 --> 59:19.588
Hi, Dorothy.
Hi, Lloyd.
59:19.590 --> 59:22.424
Okay, you did
what you came here to do.
59:22.426 --> 59:25.093
Now I want you to leave.
Lloyd.
59:32.169 --> 59:34.670
I may never come back here.
59:34.672 --> 59:38.874
So, uh, please,
listen to me.
59:38.876 --> 59:45.113
Dorothy and I have been together
and in love for 15 years.
59:45.115 --> 59:46.982
He left as soon
as Mom got sick.
59:46.984 --> 59:49.284
Did you know that? Couldn't
even wait for her to die.
59:49.286 --> 59:52.554
She didn't want me there.
Because you were sleeping around
59:52.556 --> 59:56.925
while she was dying.
I know. I know it!
59:57.161 --> 1:00:01.296
Took me years
to get myself together.
1:00:01.699 --> 1:00:04.299
Dorothy's
why I'm standing here.
1:00:04.435 --> 1:00:08.103
She helped me
grow the hell up!
1:00:11.041 --> 1:00:14.009
You know what they tell you
about people when they're dying?
1:00:14.011 --> 1:00:16.778
They tell you it's peaceful,
that they just slip away.
1:00:16.780 --> 1:00:21.750
Mom screamed...when she went.
Did you know that?
1:00:21.952 --> 1:00:24.086
She screamed
until she passed out.
1:00:24.088 --> 1:00:25.587
JERRY: Ugh.
And then they came in
1:00:25.589 --> 1:00:28.357
and revived her,
and she went right back to it.
1:00:28.359 --> 1:00:31.560
It was just me, Lorraine
and the nurses.
1:00:31.562 --> 1:00:36.898
Sign the paperwork, pack up the
house, put her in the ground.
1:00:36.900 --> 1:00:38.700
Jerry?
Come on, Lloyd.
1:00:38.702 --> 1:00:40.502
[GAVIN CRYING]
1:00:40.504 --> 1:00:43.105
Oh, God, my jaw.
1:00:43.107 --> 1:00:44.072
Jerry?
1:00:44.074 --> 1:00:45.540
[GROANING]
1:00:45.542 --> 1:00:47.142
Jerry.
1:00:47.144 --> 1:00:48.777
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
Jerry!
1:00:48.779 --> 1:00:51.913
I'll call 911.
Lloyd, do something!
1:00:51.915 --> 1:00:53.982
[¶¶¶]
1:00:53.984 --> 1:00:56.385
DOROTHY:
Just breathe. Breathe.
Look at me.
1:00:56.387 --> 1:00:58.487
ANDREA: Hello?
DOROTHY: I'm right here.
1:00:58.489 --> 1:01:01.156
Yes, we have a man
who's collapsed.
1:01:01.158 --> 1:01:04.960
Yeah, we don't know.
I don't-- Is he breathing?
1:01:04.962 --> 1:01:06.495
DOROTHY: Yeah.
ANDREA: He's breathing.
1:01:06.497 --> 1:01:10.465
He's breathing.
It may be a heart attack.
1:01:10.467 --> 1:01:12.834
Lloyd, do something!
1:01:13.070 --> 1:01:14.836
DOCTOR:
The cardiac MRI revealed
1:01:14.838 --> 1:01:18.340
more extensive stenosis
than we thought.
1:01:18.342 --> 1:01:20.842
An operation at this time,
1:01:20.844 --> 1:01:22.944
the risk of infection alone--
1:01:22.946 --> 1:01:25.147
[SOBBING]
1:01:26.450 --> 1:01:29.151
ANDREA:
You ready to sleep?
1:01:29.153 --> 1:01:30.585
Had enough? You good?
1:01:30.587 --> 1:01:31.620
[GAVIN COOS]
1:01:31.622 --> 1:01:33.989
Okay, come on.
1:01:38.896 --> 1:01:40.195
Know anything?
1:01:40.197 --> 1:01:42.698
I hate hospitals.
1:01:43.667 --> 1:01:45.801
[SIGHS]
1:01:49.440 --> 1:01:52.340
You should go home
and get him to bed.
1:01:52.342 --> 1:01:53.008
No.
1:01:53.010 --> 1:01:55.177
I don't want to
leave you here.
1:01:55.179 --> 1:01:57.779
I'm not staying here.
1:01:59.817 --> 1:02:01.850
Okay.
1:02:02.986 --> 1:02:05.020
Let's all go together.
1:02:05.022 --> 1:02:07.789
No, I-I have to go
to Pittsburgh.
1:02:07.791 --> 1:02:11.159
Right now?
Yeah, I have to work.
1:02:11.161 --> 1:02:12.828
With your dad like this?
1:02:12.830 --> 1:02:13.895
I have a deadline.
1:02:13.897 --> 1:02:15.530
I'm sure Ellen
would understand
1:02:15.532 --> 1:02:16.932
if you tell her
what's happening.
1:02:16.934 --> 1:02:20.702
I-I don't want to.
I-- I wanna go to Pittsburgh.
1:02:20.704 --> 1:02:21.937
I wanna do my job.
1:02:21.939 --> 1:02:23.772
This shouldn't be
a surprise to you.
1:02:23.774 --> 1:02:26.208
Hey, don't talk to me
like that.
1:02:26.210 --> 1:02:28.310
You seem to think that
now that we have a kid,
1:02:28.312 --> 1:02:30.979
I shouldn't care about the
things I've always cared about
1:02:30.981 --> 1:02:33.682
because you don't anymore.
I still care about my work.
1:02:33.684 --> 1:02:37.953
I have never asked you
to stop caring about your work.
1:02:37.955 --> 1:02:39.254
I've gotta go.
Why?
1:02:39.256 --> 1:02:40.422
Everyone who's important
1:02:40.424 --> 1:02:42.157
is in this hospital
right now.
1:02:42.159 --> 1:02:44.292
Can't you be on my side?
1:02:44.294 --> 1:02:47.095
For once?
You used to be on my side.
1:02:47.097 --> 1:02:49.698
I am telling you this
because I am on your side.
1:02:49.700 --> 1:02:54.169
Now is not the time
to go to work.
1:02:54.171 --> 1:02:56.071
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
1:02:56.073 --> 1:02:58.907
[SIRENS WAILING IN DISTANCE]
1:03:02.212 --> 1:03:04.012
[SIRENS GROWING LOUDER]
1:03:04.014 --> 1:03:05.514
[¶¶¶]
1:03:05.516 --> 1:03:07.616
[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]
1:03:07.618 --> 1:03:08.583
I've-- I've gotta go
1:03:08.585 --> 1:03:10.352
if I'm gonna make
Pittsburgh by morning.
1:03:10.354 --> 1:03:15.490
Fine. I'm gonna go sit
with your family while you go.
1:03:15.492 --> 1:03:18.126
[¶¶¶]
1:03:21.598 --> 1:03:24.199
[SIRENS BLARING]
1:03:30.541 --> 1:03:33.975
[INDISTINCT ANNOUNCEMENTS
OVER PA]
1:03:36.079 --> 1:03:38.280
Pittsburgh?
1:03:42.386 --> 1:03:44.486
[BUS RUMBLING]
1:04:00.737 --> 1:04:03.004
[ENGINE IDLING]
1:04:07.878 --> 1:04:10.011
[BUS DOORS CLOSE]
1:04:33.003 --> 1:04:35.604
Lloyd, there you are.
I-- I need to talk to Fred.
1:04:35.606 --> 1:04:40.375
Very funny, mister. Get over
there. We're ready to shoot.
1:04:40.377 --> 1:04:42.277
Right this way. Come here.
1:04:42.279 --> 1:04:45.180
CREWMAN: Quiet, please.
What? What am I doing here?
1:04:45.182 --> 1:04:48.483
Well, you're in this episode,
of course. Just wait there.
1:04:48.485 --> 1:04:50.652
Roll sound.
TECHNICIAN: Sound speeds.
1:04:50.654 --> 1:04:52.454
What--?
And slate.
1:04:52.456 --> 1:04:54.122
And action!
1:04:54.124 --> 1:04:56.758
[¶¶¶]
1:04:59.696 --> 1:05:02.597
Oh, it's
my good friend, Lloyd.
1:05:02.599 --> 1:05:05.567
Lloyd Vogel.
You remember Lloyd.
1:05:05.569 --> 1:05:07.636
I don't understand
what's going on.
1:05:07.638 --> 1:05:08.670
Can we stop?
Can we stop?
1:05:08.672 --> 1:05:10.939
Are--? Are you feeling
unwell, Lloyd?
1:05:10.941 --> 1:05:13.508
Stop asking me questions.
I ask you the questions.
1:05:13.510 --> 1:05:18.713
On today's program, I thought
we would talk about hospitals.
1:05:18.715 --> 1:05:21.783
Sometimes,
when somebody is sick,
1:05:21.785 --> 1:05:25.120
they have to go
to a hospital.
1:05:25.122 --> 1:05:27.155
I hate hospitals.
1:05:27.157 --> 1:05:31.092
A hospital is a place
where people go.
1:05:31.094 --> 1:05:33.728
Okay.
Would you like to pretend
1:05:33.730 --> 1:05:37.098
you're in a hospital?
LLOYD: No!
1:05:45.943 --> 1:05:48.209
[WHISTLE TOOTS]
1:05:52.382 --> 1:05:54.716
[WHISTLE TOOTS TWICE]
1:05:56.453 --> 1:05:57.419
[THUMP]
1:05:57.421 --> 1:05:59.955
Hello, Old Rabbit.
LLOYD: What?
1:05:59.957 --> 1:06:02.190
[¶¶¶]
1:06:02.192 --> 1:06:03.892
[GRUNTING QUIETLY]
1:06:03.894 --> 1:06:06.394
Old Rabbit, I presume.
1:06:06.396 --> 1:06:10.065
I'm not-- I don't--
Where's--? Where's Fred?
1:06:10.067 --> 1:06:13.702
I've been waiting
to meet you, Old Rabbit.
1:06:13.704 --> 1:06:18.106
I'm so happy
you came for a visit.
1:06:19.309 --> 1:06:21.710
Hello, Lady Aberlin.
1:06:21.712 --> 1:06:23.445
Well, hello.
1:06:23.447 --> 1:06:24.579
Hello, Old Rabbit.
1:06:24.581 --> 1:06:28.883
[WHISPERS] Oh, my God.
We were discussing hospitals.
1:06:28.885 --> 1:06:33.254
Well, a hospital is where
you go when your body is hurt.
1:06:33.256 --> 1:06:37.359
But what do you do
when your feelings are hurt?
1:06:37.361 --> 1:06:40.996
Why, you talk about them.
1:06:40.998 --> 1:06:42.197
¶ It's good to talk ¶
1:06:42.199 --> 1:06:44.666
¶ It's good to say
The things we feel ¶
1:06:44.668 --> 1:06:46.534
What's happening to me?
1:06:46.536 --> 1:06:48.203
¶ It's good to talk ¶
1:06:48.205 --> 1:06:51.673
¶ We're much more real
Without the lock ¶
1:06:51.675 --> 1:06:55.110
¶ It's good to talk ¶
1:06:55.112 --> 1:06:56.611
Go ahead, try saying:
1:06:56.613 --> 1:06:58.813
¶ I like you ¶
1:07:01.952 --> 1:07:03.752
I like you.
1:07:05.422 --> 1:07:07.555
¶ I'm sad ¶
1:07:09.526 --> 1:07:11.059
I'm sad.
1:07:11.061 --> 1:07:14.062
¶ I'm angry ¶
1:07:17.868 --> 1:07:21.202
When did you become angry?
1:07:21.338 --> 1:07:23.038
Do you remember?
1:07:23.774 --> 1:07:25.673
Did something happen?
1:07:25.675 --> 1:07:28.309
[¶¶¶]
1:07:47.697 --> 1:07:49.431
Hey, peanut.
1:07:50.567 --> 1:07:52.867
Hi, Mom.
1:07:59.543 --> 1:08:04.446
Mm, I know you think
you're doing this for me...
1:08:04.448 --> 1:08:07.749
holding on to this anger.
1:08:10.754 --> 1:08:13.221
I don't need it.
1:08:30.707 --> 1:08:33.575
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
1:08:47.557 --> 1:08:49.958
FRED [ECHOING]:
Lloyd?
1:08:50.861 --> 1:08:53.561
Lloyd?
BILL [WHISPERS]: What happened?
1:08:53.563 --> 1:08:56.264
MARGY:
I don't know. He just--
He just collapsed.
1:08:56.266 --> 1:08:58.366
BILL: Is he okay?
MARGY: Can somebody get--?
1:08:58.368 --> 1:08:59.667
I'll get help.
1:08:59.669 --> 1:09:03.771
[PIANOS PLAYING
"BILDER AUS OSTEN"
BY ROBERT SCHUMANN]
1:09:05.242 --> 1:09:06.674
[GASPS]
1:09:06.676 --> 1:09:09.477
[PIANOS CONTINUE PLAYING]
1:10:00.430 --> 1:10:02.096
Turn.
1:10:07.204 --> 1:10:08.937
Oh, good.
1:10:08.939 --> 1:10:10.104
You're awake.
1:10:10.106 --> 1:10:12.273
Oh, my goodness.
If I knew you were there,
1:10:12.275 --> 1:10:13.975
I would have stopped
all this noise.
1:10:13.977 --> 1:10:18.680
No, no, no, that was...
It was beautiful.
1:10:19.082 --> 1:10:21.716
Now, you must be
very hungry, Lloyd.
1:10:21.718 --> 1:10:25.019
Let me get my jacket,
and we'll go out.
1:10:25.021 --> 1:10:25.954
I-- I should go.
1:10:25.956 --> 1:10:29.424
Oh, no, no.
Nonsense, nonsense.
1:10:36.399 --> 1:10:37.599
[¶¶¶]
1:10:37.601 --> 1:10:41.736
Oh, look at this.
Thank you so much.
1:10:41.738 --> 1:10:42.503
Enjoy.
1:10:42.505 --> 1:10:43.771
Thank you.
Thank you.
1:10:43.773 --> 1:10:45.473
[CLEARS THROAT]
1:10:47.210 --> 1:10:49.577
Are you a vegetarian?
1:10:49.879 --> 1:10:54.449
I just can't
imagine eating...
1:10:54.451 --> 1:10:56.451
anything with a mother.
1:10:56.453 --> 1:10:58.253
[CHUCKLES]
1:11:00.490 --> 1:11:03.224
Bill was right. You...
1:11:03.226 --> 1:11:05.893
love people like me.
1:11:06.496 --> 1:11:08.830
What are people like you?
1:11:08.832 --> 1:11:14.269
I've never met anyone like you
in my entire life.
1:11:16.106 --> 1:11:18.606
Broken people.
1:11:20.644 --> 1:11:23.811
I don't think
you are broken.
1:11:29.185 --> 1:11:34.055
I know you are
a man of conviction.
1:11:34.457 --> 1:11:35.990
A person who knows
the difference
1:11:35.992 --> 1:11:41.262
between what is wrong
and what is right.
1:11:41.631 --> 1:11:46.734
Try to remember that your
relationship with your father...
1:11:46.736 --> 1:11:51.873
also helped
to shape those parts.
1:11:53.076 --> 1:11:57.979
He helped you
become what you are.
1:12:04.220 --> 1:12:07.989
Would you do something
with me, Lloyd?
1:12:08.391 --> 1:12:13.795
It's an exercise
I like to do sometimes.
1:12:14.497 --> 1:12:16.864
We'll just take a minute
1:12:16.866 --> 1:12:23.604
and think about all the people
who loved us into being.
1:12:29.179 --> 1:12:31.579
I-- I can't do that.
1:12:31.581 --> 1:12:34.782
They will come to you.
1:12:38.154 --> 1:12:41.356
Just one minute of silence.
1:13:51.194 --> 1:13:54.896
[INHALES, EXHALES DEEPLY]
1:14:02.038 --> 1:14:05.540
Thank you
for doing that with me.
1:14:05.542 --> 1:14:07.608
[INHALES DEEPLY]
1:14:07.610 --> 1:14:09.143
I feel so much better.
1:14:09.145 --> 1:14:10.478
[CHUCKLES]
1:14:10.480 --> 1:14:12.513
[SNIFFLES]
1:14:15.785 --> 1:14:18.486
[¶¶¶]
1:14:22.625 --> 1:14:25.226
[AIRPLANE ENGINE DRONING]
1:14:27.897 --> 1:14:30.331
[TIRES SQUEALING]
1:14:31.434 --> 1:14:33.000
[CRICKETS CHIRPING]
1:14:33.002 --> 1:14:35.102
[CHILDREN CHATTERING]
1:14:35.705 --> 1:14:38.840
So the way I left...
1:14:38.842 --> 1:14:41.075
Was messed up.
1:14:41.077 --> 1:14:41.776
[SIGHS]
1:14:41.778 --> 1:14:43.578
Yes, I should have
called you.
1:14:43.580 --> 1:14:45.980
You shouldn't have left.
1:14:45.982 --> 1:14:49.417
The doctor came to speak to you.
I didn't know what to tell her.
1:14:49.419 --> 1:14:52.553
I really didn't know
what to tell your dad.
1:14:52.555 --> 1:14:55.656
And on top of that,
I tried to get a cab home.
1:14:55.658 --> 1:14:57.024
Of course,
I couldn't get one,
1:14:57.026 --> 1:15:00.461
so I had to take the train
at midnight.
1:15:00.463 --> 1:15:03.431
People were looking
at me with Gavin like...
1:15:03.433 --> 1:15:07.001
someone was gonna call
Child Services.
1:15:11.074 --> 1:15:12.640
I know you're trying
to apologize,
1:15:12.642 --> 1:15:16.177
but that doesn't mean
it gets to be easy.
1:15:18.915 --> 1:15:20.481
Okay, talk.
1:15:20.483 --> 1:15:22.183
Can--?
1:15:23.653 --> 1:15:26.120
Can we sit?
1:15:37.467 --> 1:15:39.867
Is he down?
1:15:39.869 --> 1:15:41.669
Finally.
1:15:43.673 --> 1:15:45.573
[SIGHS]
1:15:47.710 --> 1:15:49.410
Listen.
1:15:49.412 --> 1:15:55.016
I-- I realize I need
to deal with my feelings.
1:15:58.221 --> 1:15:59.754
When I'm scared--
1:15:59.756 --> 1:16:05.526
Which I was in the hospital,
and I have been...
1:16:05.995 --> 1:16:08.963
for a long time.
1:16:10.500 --> 1:16:13.467
I get really angry.
1:16:14.737 --> 1:16:19.707
And I know it's a way of saying,
"I can't deal with this.
1:16:19.709 --> 1:16:24.278
Get away from me."
But that's not what I want.
1:16:24.881 --> 1:16:29.050
It's actually
the opposite of what I want.
1:16:31.854 --> 1:16:34.789
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
1:16:35.425 --> 1:16:38.292
You and Gavin...
1:16:44.367 --> 1:16:47.535
you're what I want.
1:16:50.640 --> 1:16:52.974
[CRYING SOFTLY]
1:16:53.142 --> 1:16:55.176
[WHISPERS]
I'm sorry.
1:17:13.896 --> 1:17:17.431
I have to go
and see Jerry.
1:17:19.068 --> 1:17:21.502
He's dying.
1:17:22.338 --> 1:17:24.338
I know.
1:17:25.141 --> 1:17:28.109
My dad is dying.
1:17:28.945 --> 1:17:30.511
[CRYING SOFTLY]
1:17:30.513 --> 1:17:33.147
[¶¶¶]
1:17:36.486 --> 1:17:38.819
Cecilia Sherman.
1:17:39.956 --> 1:17:42.289
Colby Dickerson.
1:17:46.195 --> 1:17:48.429
Justin Cook.
1:17:49.065 --> 1:17:54.669
¶ If you wait for me ¶
1:17:55.872 --> 1:17:57.104
¶ Then I'll ¶
1:17:57.106 --> 1:17:58.706
FRED:
Rebecca Anito.
1:17:58.708 --> 1:18:01.175
¶ Come for you ¶
1:18:02.145 --> 1:18:08.149
¶ Although I have
Traveled far ¶
1:18:09.052 --> 1:18:16.257
¶ I always hold a place for you
In my heart ¶
1:18:16.259 --> 1:18:18.426
FRED:
Lloyd Vogel.
1:18:28.938 --> 1:18:29.804
Andrea Vogel.
1:18:29.806 --> 1:18:35.109
¶ If you think of me ¶
1:18:35.111 --> 1:18:36.310
FRED:
Gavin Vogel.
1:18:36.312 --> 1:18:41.115
¶ If you miss me
Once in a while ¶
1:18:41.117 --> 1:18:43.217
FRED:
Jerry Vogel.
1:18:43.219 --> 1:18:48.322
¶ Then I'll return to you ¶
1:18:48.324 --> 1:18:50.591
[BIRD CAWING]
1:18:50.593 --> 1:18:52.927
¶ I'll return ¶
1:18:52.929 --> 1:18:57.498
¶ And fill that space
In your heart ¶
1:18:57.500 --> 1:18:59.533
Thank you, God.
1:19:11.047 --> 1:19:12.880
[SNIFFLES]
1:19:26.462 --> 1:19:28.529
He still eats
like a teenager.
1:19:28.531 --> 1:19:30.131
[SCOFFS, SNIFFLES]
1:19:30.133 --> 1:19:32.700
Cold cuts,
sugar cereal.
1:19:32.702 --> 1:19:34.301
[SIGHS]
1:19:34.704 --> 1:19:36.737
Stubborn goat.
1:19:36.873 --> 1:19:39.206
At least you come
by it honestly.
1:19:39.208 --> 1:19:41.108
[SNIFFLES]
1:19:45.381 --> 1:19:47.448
Did you know about me...
1:19:47.450 --> 1:19:50.251
and my sister?
1:19:50.920 --> 1:19:54.889
Not-- Not until
very recently.
1:20:00.463 --> 1:20:03.197
What about my mom?
1:20:05.468 --> 1:20:08.803
Uh, when he got sick
last year,
1:20:08.805 --> 1:20:12.973
uh, after
the first episode, he...
1:20:12.975 --> 1:20:14.508
He started to talk
1:20:14.510 --> 1:20:20.181
and tell me things that I wish
he'd told me a long time ago.
1:20:26.422 --> 1:20:29.056
[¶¶¶]
1:20:44.841 --> 1:20:48.642
JOHNNY [ON TV]:
Whose one-day
cash winnings total...
1:20:48.644 --> 1:20:50.744
JERRY:
We got bourbon, you know.
1:20:50.746 --> 1:20:53.314
JOHNNY:
And now, here
is the host of
Jeopardy!
1:20:53.316 --> 1:20:56.483
I mean,
someone should drink it.
1:20:56.485 --> 1:20:57.718
No, thanks.
1:20:57.720 --> 1:20:59.987
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
1:21:02.959 --> 1:21:05.659
Not even beer?
1:21:06.596 --> 1:21:08.395
Oh, do you have...?
Yeah, yeah, I'll--
1:21:08.397 --> 1:21:10.931
I'll drink a beer
if it'll make you happy.
1:21:10.933 --> 1:21:11.765
No, we don't have beer.
1:21:11.767 --> 1:21:14.134
Don't do it because
it'll make me happy.
1:21:14.136 --> 1:21:15.202
Do it because you wanna.
1:21:15.204 --> 1:21:18.439
You don't have a beer,
and I don't want a beer, so...
1:21:18.441 --> 1:21:19.874
So don't drink anything.
1:21:19.876 --> 1:21:22.509
Just dehydrate.
1:21:23.279 --> 1:21:24.645
[WHISPERS]
Sorry.
1:21:24.647 --> 1:21:27.348
I definitely broke
the Pack 'n Play.
1:21:27.350 --> 1:21:29.783
It just snapped
like a chicken bone.
1:21:29.785 --> 1:21:31.252
No.
1:21:31.254 --> 1:21:33.187
How's he doing?
He seems fine.
1:21:33.189 --> 1:21:34.221
Yeah?
I don't know.
1:21:34.223 --> 1:21:35.489
They don't put
a hospital bed
1:21:35.491 --> 1:21:38.425
in your living room
if you're fine.
1:21:38.561 --> 1:21:41.662
Hey. Thank you
for coming.
1:21:47.403 --> 1:21:49.370
You're gonna love
the sofa bed.
1:21:49.372 --> 1:21:50.437
Yeah?
No.
1:21:50.439 --> 1:21:52.606
[ANDREA LAUGHS]
1:21:55.144 --> 1:21:57.511
[GAVIN COOING]
1:22:09.191 --> 1:22:11.325
[GAVIN CRIES]
1:22:11.794 --> 1:22:13.794
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
1:22:13.796 --> 1:22:15.396
Okay, come here.
1:22:15.398 --> 1:22:16.630
[CRIES]
1:22:16.632 --> 1:22:19.333
[GAVIN COOING]
1:22:36.085 --> 1:22:39.987
I know. I know.
1:23:00.843 --> 1:23:02.476
I know.
1:23:02.979 --> 1:23:04.078
You wish it was your mom
1:23:04.080 --> 1:23:06.113
who was awake right now.
I know.
1:23:06.115 --> 1:23:10.184
But we're gonna
let her sleep, okay?
1:23:10.186 --> 1:23:11.151
[COOS]
1:23:11.153 --> 1:23:14.722
I'm gonna get better
at this.
1:23:15.224 --> 1:23:19.360
And we're gonna have
to get used to each other.
1:23:23.199 --> 1:23:25.833
¶ I like you ¶
1:23:26.502 --> 1:23:28.702
¶ As you are ¶
1:23:30.306 --> 1:23:32.506
¶ Exactly ¶
1:23:33.242 --> 1:23:35.876
¶ And precisely ¶
1:23:37.179 --> 1:23:39.380
¶ I think ¶
1:23:39.382 --> 1:23:43.050
¶ You turned out nicely ¶
1:23:45.388 --> 1:23:51.058
¶ I like you as you are ¶
1:23:52.428 --> 1:23:54.928
¶ Without a doubt ¶
1:23:54.930 --> 1:23:57.064
¶ Or question ¶
1:23:57.066 --> 1:23:59.633
JERRY:
Who's that?
1:24:00.636 --> 1:24:02.669
That Dorothy?
1:24:02.671 --> 1:24:04.204
[WHISPERS]
Come on.
1:24:04.206 --> 1:24:06.907
[BREATHING RASPILY]
1:24:09.478 --> 1:24:11.712
You okay?
1:24:13.749 --> 1:24:16.683
Yeah, I'm fine.
1:24:18.854 --> 1:24:21.455
It's 4 in the morning.
1:24:22.525 --> 1:24:26.527
I don't sleep much
these days.
1:24:26.595 --> 1:24:28.262
[GRUNTS SOFTLY]
1:24:30.032 --> 1:24:32.499
You don't sleep either,
do you?
1:24:32.501 --> 1:24:34.735
[CHUCKLES]
1:24:37.239 --> 1:24:40.240
I never did this with you.
1:24:40.910 --> 1:24:46.914
Up in the middle of the night,
doing the...mom thing.
1:24:47.383 --> 1:24:49.750
It's not a mom thing.
1:24:50.286 --> 1:24:52.986
Well, you know what I mean.
1:24:52.988 --> 1:24:55.055
You should rest.
1:24:56.225 --> 1:24:58.459
No. Hey.
1:24:58.461 --> 1:25:00.761
Come on, stay.
1:25:20.149 --> 1:25:21.949
[GRUNTS]
1:25:21.951 --> 1:25:23.684
[COUGHS]
1:25:25.855 --> 1:25:27.488
Hey.
1:25:29.458 --> 1:25:32.526
Right over there.
1:25:33.129 --> 1:25:34.428
What?
1:25:34.430 --> 1:25:37.030
Just grab two glasses.
1:25:37.666 --> 1:25:39.833
I don't think
that's the best idea.
1:25:39.835 --> 1:25:43.303
How would you know?
You don't drink.
1:25:43.305 --> 1:25:46.106
[BOTH CHUCKLE]
1:25:46.575 --> 1:25:48.242
Come on.
1:25:49.879 --> 1:25:52.346
[BOTH SIGH]
1:25:58.187 --> 1:26:00.254
[GLASSES CLINK]
1:26:00.256 --> 1:26:03.924
Now we're talking.
1:26:05.161 --> 1:26:06.927
[SIGHS]
1:26:12.401 --> 1:26:14.168
Ah.
1:26:25.381 --> 1:26:27.214
Cheers.
1:26:37.760 --> 1:26:40.027
[SIGHS]
1:26:45.534 --> 1:26:47.367
Lloyd...
1:26:50.306 --> 1:26:55.042
I am sorry for leaving you
and your sister.
1:26:59.481 --> 1:27:01.281
It was...
1:27:01.283 --> 1:27:03.517
It was selfish.
1:27:04.653 --> 1:27:07.688
And it was cruel.
1:27:12.194 --> 1:27:15.929
Will you look at me?
1:27:29.345 --> 1:27:34.147
I am so sorry, son.
1:27:45.861 --> 1:27:48.528
It's not fair, you know?
1:27:51.934 --> 1:27:53.867
I think...
1:27:53.869 --> 1:27:59.539
I'm just now starting to
figure out how to live my life.
1:28:07.116 --> 1:28:10.617
I always loved you.
1:28:11.253 --> 1:28:13.887
[¶¶¶]
1:28:17.726 --> 1:28:19.960
I love you too...
1:28:20.496 --> 1:28:22.529
Dad.
1:28:22.531 --> 1:28:24.665
[SIGHS]
1:28:27.002 --> 1:28:28.935
[GROANS]
1:28:34.109 --> 1:28:36.576
[GAVIN COOING]
1:28:36.578 --> 1:28:38.779
[CHUCKLES]
1:28:40.082 --> 1:28:41.882
Hey.
1:28:57.266 --> 1:28:59.166
Hm.
What?
1:28:59.168 --> 1:29:00.801
Shh.
1:29:02.905 --> 1:29:06.206
It's stupid.
Shh.
1:29:16.251 --> 1:29:18.518
It's like 10,000 words.
1:29:18.520 --> 1:29:20.153
Yeah.
1:29:20.489 --> 1:29:23.390
It's not really
about Mister Rogers.
1:29:23.392 --> 1:29:27.661
I know.
I mean, it is, but...
1:29:27.663 --> 1:29:30.330
it's so you.
1:29:30.399 --> 1:29:33.767
You never talk about
this stuff.
1:29:34.570 --> 1:29:36.470
Nope.
1:29:36.472 --> 1:29:38.238
It's good.
1:29:38.941 --> 1:29:41.041
Yeah?
Yeah.
1:29:41.043 --> 1:29:43.610
Lloyd, I love it.
1:29:43.612 --> 1:29:47.247
You do?
Yes. It's gonna be the cover.
1:29:47.249 --> 1:29:49.549
[¶¶¶]
1:29:49.551 --> 1:29:51.685
[SIGHS]
1:30:24.620 --> 1:30:25.786
[CHUCKLES]
1:30:25.788 --> 1:30:28.622
[SNORTING, LAUGHING]
1:30:38.033 --> 1:30:39.766
Right off the bat,
about the wedding--
1:30:39.768 --> 1:30:43.603
Whatever. It was the most
entertaining one yet.
1:30:43.739 --> 1:30:46.473
I'm just glad
you're here.
1:30:52.714 --> 1:30:55.382
Don't go to Martha's Vineyard.
Why not?
1:30:55.384 --> 1:30:57.717
It's my honeymoon.
I deserve it.
1:30:57.719 --> 1:30:58.552
Absolutely, you do.
1:30:58.554 --> 1:31:00.053
It's not a question
of entitlement.
1:31:00.055 --> 1:31:02.656
You're not gonna like it.
It's a bunch of rich jerks.
1:31:02.658 --> 1:31:06.960
And it's freezing. You're gonna
freeze to death with rich jerks.
1:31:06.962 --> 1:31:09.129
[DOORBELL RINGS]
1:31:09.131 --> 1:31:11.798
JERRY:
Who's here?
1:31:12.501 --> 1:31:15.302
Ah, I'm in the right place.
1:31:15.304 --> 1:31:17.504
Come on in.
Lloyd.
1:31:22.945 --> 1:31:25.345
Holy crap.
1:31:26.381 --> 1:31:28.682
Andrea.
Hi, Fred.
1:31:28.684 --> 1:31:30.383
Such a pleasure
to finally see you.
1:31:30.385 --> 1:31:33.753
Oh! Can I take this for you?
Oh, thank you. Yes.
1:31:33.755 --> 1:31:35.589
Hello, Mister Rogers.
1:31:35.591 --> 1:31:37.090
Hello.
1:31:37.092 --> 1:31:39.693
Hello there.
1:31:39.695 --> 1:31:40.961
Hi, Gavin. Hello.
1:31:40.963 --> 1:31:45.165
I hope you and I
can be friends someday.
1:31:45.801 --> 1:31:47.834
[GAVIN COOING]
1:31:48.670 --> 1:31:51.171
Mr. Vogel.
1:31:52.140 --> 1:31:54.841
May I call you Jerry?
1:31:54.843 --> 1:31:56.009
Yes, sir.
1:31:56.011 --> 1:31:57.611
You certainly may.
1:31:57.613 --> 1:32:00.814
[LAUGHING]
1:32:00.816 --> 1:32:02.749
[ALL CHUCKLING]
1:32:02.751 --> 1:32:07.721
Lloyd, Joanne adored
your article, as did I.
1:32:10.058 --> 1:32:15.095
Andrea, are you feeling
better about day care?
1:32:15.097 --> 1:32:17.330
A little.
1:32:17.733 --> 1:32:19.866
Maybe. Mmph.
1:32:21.703 --> 1:32:26.540
What? You're not the only one
who talks to Fred.
1:32:27.109 --> 1:32:30.310
Mister Rogers, is it true
you're a sharpshooter?
1:32:30.312 --> 1:32:32.746
Uh, Navy SEAL.
1:32:33.015 --> 1:32:34.381
No, I'm afraid not.
1:32:34.383 --> 1:32:38.451
What the hell kind of
insane question was that?
1:32:38.453 --> 1:32:39.519
I heard it.
1:32:39.521 --> 1:32:40.253
[LAUGHING]
1:32:40.255 --> 1:32:41.521
Andrea, where'd
you guys go
1:32:41.523 --> 1:32:43.823
on your honeymoon?
Well, we eloped in Maui,
1:32:43.825 --> 1:32:46.726
so we were kind of
already on our honeymoon.
1:32:46.728 --> 1:32:49.796
I would've gone.
You weren't invited.
1:32:49.798 --> 1:32:54.100
Hey. Lloyd,
he's embarrassed by us.
1:32:54.770 --> 1:32:57.037
Eh...
JERRY: I'm kidding.
1:32:57.039 --> 1:32:57.938
I know.
1:32:57.940 --> 1:32:58.905
[ALL LAUGHING]
1:32:58.907 --> 1:33:01.474
Maybe we should do
a family vacation.
1:33:01.476 --> 1:33:02.976
What do you think
about that, Dad?
1:33:02.978 --> 1:33:05.512
Should we dip our toes
in the ocean together?
1:33:05.514 --> 1:33:07.314
Oh, that sounds
so nice.
1:33:07.316 --> 1:33:09.716
Crash your honeymoon?
1:33:09.718 --> 1:33:11.418
Uh, count me in.
1:33:11.420 --> 1:33:14.354
If I'm still here, heh.
1:33:14.356 --> 1:33:16.756
[SIGHS]
1:33:19.127 --> 1:33:21.094
[CLEARS THROAT]
1:33:31.506 --> 1:33:34.941
You know,
death is something
1:33:34.943 --> 1:33:39.079
many of us are uncomfortable
speaking about.
1:33:42.351 --> 1:33:46.620
But to die is to be human.
1:33:47.623 --> 1:33:50.757
And anything human
is mentionable.
1:33:50.759 --> 1:33:55.629
Anything mentionable
is manageable.
1:33:57.466 --> 1:34:01.501
Anything mentionable
is manageable.
1:34:15.183 --> 1:34:18.818
You got to send me
a copy.
1:34:18.820 --> 1:34:22.589
Joanne will love this
when she sees it.
1:34:22.591 --> 1:34:25.458
It'd be so much cooler
if he was in this.
1:34:25.460 --> 1:34:27.127
[SHUTTER CLICKS]
[FRED SIGHS]
1:34:27.129 --> 1:34:29.229
FRED: Thank you.
Thank you.
1:34:29.231 --> 1:34:30.964
FRED:
I should get going.
1:34:30.966 --> 1:34:32.265
I'll walk you out.
1:34:32.267 --> 1:34:34.234
I got these.
1:34:38.740 --> 1:34:41.541
[WHISPERING INDISTINCTLY]
1:34:52.454 --> 1:34:54.621
Count on it.
1:34:54.623 --> 1:34:56.856
Thank you.
1:34:59.728 --> 1:35:01.761
[DOOR OPENS, CREAKS]
1:35:01.763 --> 1:35:04.698
[¶¶¶]
1:35:06.301 --> 1:35:07.367
Hey. What--?
1:35:07.369 --> 1:35:10.203
What did you say
to Jerry?
1:35:10.205 --> 1:35:12.205
I asked him
to pray for me.
1:35:12.207 --> 1:35:15.575
I figure anyone who is going
through what he is going through
1:35:15.577 --> 1:35:19.179
must be awfully
close to God.
1:35:25.654 --> 1:35:27.821
Lloyd.
Bill.
1:35:27.823 --> 1:35:30.156
Read the article.
1:35:30.792 --> 1:35:32.859
And?
1:35:33.562 --> 1:35:35.895
[CHUCKLES]
[TAPS ON WINDOW]
1:35:38.166 --> 1:35:40.633
[ENGINE STARTS]
1:36:00.589 --> 1:36:03.223
[¶¶¶]
1:36:05.861 --> 1:36:09.662
FRED:
¶ Sometimes people get sad ¶
1:36:09.664 --> 1:36:12.499
¶ And they really
Do feel bad ¶
1:36:12.501 --> 1:36:16.703
¶ But the very same people
Who are sad sometimes ¶
1:36:16.705 --> 1:36:21.975
¶ Are the very same people
Who are glad sometimes ¶
1:36:21.977 --> 1:36:25.912
¶ It's funny, but it's true ¶
1:36:25.914 --> 1:36:32.352
¶ It's the same, isn't it?
For me and... ¶
1:36:32.354 --> 1:36:35.655
¶ Sometimes people are good ¶
1:36:35.657 --> 1:36:38.825
¶ And they do
Just what they should ¶
1:36:38.827 --> 1:36:42.996
¶ But the very same people
Who are good sometimes ¶
1:36:42.998 --> 1:36:48.835
¶ Are the very same people
Who are bad sometimes ¶
1:36:50.138 --> 1:36:55.208
So maybe I could slow down
for a few months.
1:36:56.444 --> 1:36:58.278
What do you mean?
1:36:58.280 --> 1:37:00.914
Stay home with Gavin.
1:37:00.916 --> 1:37:05.885
Let you go back to work without
having to worry about day care.
1:37:08.523 --> 1:37:11.357
I want to.
Really?
1:37:11.359 --> 1:37:13.326
You?
1:37:14.296 --> 1:37:17.831
Gavin and I already
discussed it.
1:37:17.833 --> 1:37:20.333
We both agree.
1:37:21.903 --> 1:37:24.537
[¶¶¶]
1:37:31.146 --> 1:37:33.780
[TROLLEY WHISTLES]
1:37:35.851 --> 1:37:38.151
I'm so glad I had a chance
to tell you
1:37:38.153 --> 1:37:41.888
about my friend Lloyd
and his family.
1:37:43.425 --> 1:37:47.460
I have a new picture
of Lloyd with his family.
1:37:47.462 --> 1:37:49.295
Would you like to see it?
1:37:49.297 --> 1:37:51.497
[¶¶¶]
1:37:51.967 --> 1:37:54.000
There they are.
1:37:54.502 --> 1:37:56.269
That's a nice picture.
1:37:56.271 --> 1:38:02.208
It gives me a good feeling to
see them all together like that.
1:38:03.511 --> 1:38:08.982
I hope you know that you made
today a very special day
1:38:08.984 --> 1:38:11.351
by just your being you.
1:38:11.353 --> 1:38:13.920
There's no one in
the whole world like you,
1:38:13.922 --> 1:38:17.490
and I like you
just the way you are.
1:38:17.492 --> 1:38:21.928
¶ It's such a good feeling
To know you're alive ¶
1:38:21.930 --> 1:38:26.699
¶ It's such a happy feeling
You're growing inside ¶
1:38:26.701 --> 1:38:31.070
¶ And when you wake up
Ready to say: ¶
1:38:31.072 --> 1:38:35.642
¶ "I think I'll make
A snappy new day" ¶
1:38:35.644 --> 1:38:38.211
¶ It's such a good feeling ¶
1:38:38.213 --> 1:38:42.982
¶ A very good feeling
The feeling you know ¶
1:38:42.984 --> 1:38:47.720
¶ That I'll be back
When the day is new ¶
1:38:47.722 --> 1:38:52.525
¶ And I'll have
More ideas for you ¶
1:38:52.527 --> 1:38:57.897
¶ And you'll have things
You'll want to talk about ¶
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¶ I will too ¶
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See you next time.
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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:
And that's a cut.
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[BELL RINGS]
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Thank you.
Mm-hm.
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[CREW CHATTERING]
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[BASS PLAYER PLAYS NOTES]
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[PLAYING MUTED]
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Okay. All right.
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Great?
Yeah.
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That's a wrap. Thank you.
Yes, thank you. Thank you.
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MARGY:
You're on location tomorrow
at Mr. Wagner's shoe shop.
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Call time is 8 a.m.
Thank you all.
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MARGY: ADs have the call sheet.
CREW MEMBER: Night.
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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:
See you tomorrow.
Good night, Kelly.
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Good night, boss.
Good night.
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See you tomorrow.
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[PLAYING PIANO]
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[PLAYING TUNE]
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[PLAYING DISCORDANT NOTES]
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[PLAYING TUNE]
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[¶¶¶]
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MISTER ROGERS:
¶ You can make believe
It happens ¶
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¶ Or pretend
That something's true ¶
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¶ You can wish or hope
Or contemplate ¶
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¶ A thing you'd like to do ¶
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¶ But until you start
To do it ¶
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¶ You will never
See it through ¶
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¶ 'Cause the make-believe
Pretending ¶
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¶ Just won't do it for you ¶
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¶ You've got to do it ¶
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¶ Every little bit
You've got to do it ¶
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¶ Do it, do it, do it ¶
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¶ And when you're through ¶
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¶ You can know who did it ¶
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¶ For you did it ¶
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¶ You did it, you did it ¶
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¶ It's not easy
To keep trying ¶
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¶ But it's one good way
To grow ¶
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¶ It's not easy
To keep learning ¶
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¶ But I know that this is so ¶
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¶ When you've tried
And learned ¶
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¶ You're bigger
Than you were a day ago ¶
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¶ It's not easy
To keep trying ¶
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¶ But it's one way to grow ¶
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¶ You've got to do it ¶
1:44:36.337 --> 1:44:37.570
¶ Every little bit ¶
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¶ You've got to do it ¶
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¶ Do it, do it, do it ¶
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¶ And when you're through
You can know who did it ¶
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¶ For you did it
You did it ¶
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¶ You did it ¶
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[¶¶¶]
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