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Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Season 8 Episode 58
Walter Brown weaves baskets at Trow’s workshop. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, X and Henrietta think of birthday presents for King Friday.
Serie: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Episode Title: King Friday's Birthday: Lightship Baskets; Feelings about Giving Presents
Air Date: 1975-05-07

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