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AV Club on why Mr. Rogers was greatest TV show ever
“In its low-rent production values and matter-of-fact delivery, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood got at something simple, yet surprisingly profound: People just want to be loved.” – Todd VanDerWerff Couldn’t agree more! Mr. Rogers always had the joy of simple things in everything … Continue reading
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