Overview
Robert Troll is still appreciative. Fortunately, he meets Gloria Onque, one of Sara Saturday's wise women. She is about to meet with King Friday. This is the last episode to be aired in black and white. In addition this is the only season to be broadcast this way and is also the only season with more than a hundred episodes in a single year.
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1 - 1Change: The First Program February 19, 1968 -
1 - 2King Friday Challenges Change February 20, 1968
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1 - 3Chef Brockett bakes a cake fit for a king February 21, 1968
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1 - 4Early whimsy, fun and frolic in the neighborhood February 22, 1968
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1 - 5The end of the first week February 23, 1968
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1 - 6Feeling scientific February 26, 1968
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1 - 7Different ways of thinking about birds February 27, 1968
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1 - 8A “Peace Party” to celebrate peace February 28, 1968
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1 - 9People look and sound different February 29, 1968
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1 - 10Looking closely March 01, 1968
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1 - 11Spending time together March 04, 1968
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1 - 12A visit with a toucan, a mime and a French horn March 05, 1968
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1 - 13Ask for permission to borrow things March 06, 1968
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1 - 14A visit with a chimp March 07, 1968
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1 - 15Talking about feelings March 08, 1968
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1 - 16Making things for others March 11, 1968
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1 - 17Donkey Hodie comes to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe March 12, 1968
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1 - 18Practicing and playing the clarinet March 13, 1968
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1 - 19Looking for a place for a windmill March 14, 1968
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1 - 20How windmills work March 15, 1968
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1 - 21Groundbreaking for the windmill March 18, 1968
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1 - 22Nurse Miller’s check up March 19, 1968
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1 - 23All about eyeglasses March 20, 1968
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1 - 24Mister Rogers gets an eye exam March 21, 1968
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1 - 25Donkey Hodie’s new home March 22, 1968
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1 - 26Jamie Rogers visits March 25, 1968
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1 - 27A baby doll bed March 26, 1968
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1 - 28Things that fit into other things March 27, 1968
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1 - 29Weaving March 28, 1968
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1 - 30Turning the Neighborhood of Make-Believe upside down March 29, 1968
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1 - 31Red Monster Pt 1: A visit from Pedro the bird April 01, 1968
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1 - 32Red Monster Pt 2: No one has ever seen a monster April 02, 1968
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1 - 33Red Monster Pt 3: Oranges for the ballet April 03, 1968
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1 - 34Red Monster Pt 4: Musical bottles April 04, 1968
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1 - 35Red Monster Pt 5: There are no monsters April 05, 1968
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1 - 36Rocking Chairs April 08, 1968
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1 - 37Drawing with Chalk April 09, 1968
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1 - 38King Friday meets Sara Saturday April 10, 1968
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1 - 39What to wear? April 11, 1968
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1 - 40A party for Sara Saturday April 12, 1968
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1 - 41Rain in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe April 15, 1968
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1 - 42Airplanes April 16, 1968
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1 - 43Reardon plans an Opera April 17, 1968
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1 - 44Auditions for the opera April 18, 1968
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1 - 45The Babysitter Opera April 19, 1968
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1 - 46Visiting the barbershop April 22, 1968
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1 - 47Fur, feathers, and hair April 23, 1968
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1 - 48Apples April 24, 1968
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1 - 49Bubbles April 25, 1968
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1 - 50Playing with Toys April 26, 1968
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1 - 51Bears everywhere April 29, 1968
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1 - 52Puzzles April 30, 1968
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1 - 53Benjamin Franklin May 01, 1968
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1 - 54Heat and printing May 02, 1968
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1 - 55
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1 - 56Various vegetables May 06, 1968
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1 - 57Rabbits May 07, 1968
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1 - 58A growing family May 08, 1968
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1 - 59Plumbing May 09, 1968
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1 - 60Joey Hollingsworth’s dance recital May 10, 1968
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1 - 61All about water May 13, 1968
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1 - 62Drinkable water May 14, 1968
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1 - 63Fire in the factory May 15, 1968
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1 - 64Learning about firefighters May 16, 1968
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1 - 65Rebuilding the factory May 17, 1968
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1 - 66All about cars May 20, 1968
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1 - 67Dedication at the Rockit Factory May 21, 1968
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1 - 68Bicycles and dance class May 22, 1968
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1 - 69Windows May 23, 1968
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1 - 70Glass May 24, 1968
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1 - 71Taking care of your teeth May 27, 1968
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1 - 72Stop litterbugs May 28, 1968
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1 - 73Rainbow cookies May 29, 1968
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1 - 74Household Chores May 30, 1968
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1 - 75Welcome back, Miss Emilie May 31, 1968
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1 - 76Cheering up King Friday June 03, 1968
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1 - 77Entertaining King Friday June 04, 1968
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1 - 78Letters and words June 05, 1968
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1 - 79Calling Sara Saturday June 06, 1968
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1 - 80All about telephones June 19, 1968
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1 - 81Mail delivery June 10, 1968
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1 - 82Camping June 11, 1968
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1 - 83Lady Elaine plans an opera June 12, 1968
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1 - 84Campsite Opera June 13, 1968
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1 - 85Cats and kittens June 14, 1968
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1 - 86Pretending June 17, 1968
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1 - 87All about fish June 18, 1968
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1 - 88Moving tents June 19, 1968
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1 - 89Rain poem June 20, 1968
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1 - 90Presents June 21, 1968
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1 - 91Building June 24, 1968
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1 - 92A production of “Rumpelstiltskin” June 25, 1968
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1 - 93Boomerang-toomerang-soomerang June 26, 1968
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1 - 94About flowers June 27, 1968
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1 - 95Decorating for Sara Saturday June 28, 1968
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1 - 96Blowing bubbles July 01, 1968
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1 - 97Trouble with the telecan July 02, 1968
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1 - 98Meeting a stone-smith July 03, 1968
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1 - 99Playing the bagpipes July 04, 1968
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1 - 100Height and weight July 05, 1968
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1 - 101All about whistles July 08, 1968
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1 - 102Feeling sick July 09, 1968
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1 - 103Roller skates July 10, 1968
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1 - 104Playing instruments together July 11, 1968
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1 - 105The neighborhood orchestra July 12, 1968
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1 - 106Fairy Tales July 15, 1968
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1 - 107Decorating a cake July 16, 1968
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1 - 108Animal Book July 17, 1968
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1 - 109Making things out of glass July 18, 1968
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1 - 110Mr. McFeely’s Birthday July 19, 1968
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1 - 111How people make pianos July 22, 1968
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1 - 112Drums July 23, 1968
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1 - 113Going to bed July 24, 1968
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1 - 114Staying well July 25, 1968
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1 - 115Playing with sand July 26, 1968
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1 - 116Horse costume July 29, 1968
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1 - 117Henrietta’s doll collection July 30, 1968
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1 - 118Native American dancers July 31, 1968
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1 - 119Badges August 01, 1968
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1 - 120Rain on the day of the fair August 02, 1968
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1 - 121All about doughnuts August 05, 1968
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1 - 122Scuba diving August 06, 1968
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1 - 123Flashlights need batteries August 07, 1968
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1 - 124All kinds of balls August 08, 1968
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1 - 125Feeling angry August 09, 1968
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1 - 126Chickens in the neighborhood August 12, 1968
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1 - 127Portraits August 13, 1968
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1 - 128Disappearing August 14, 1968
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1 - 129Meeting Robert Troll August 15, 1968
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1 - 130Getting to know Robert Troll August 16, 1968