Mister Rogers' neighborhood. elevators and escalators / Up and down
(DVD)

Created by Fred Rogers ; executive producer, Fred Rogers ; producer, Margaret Whitmer ; associate producer, Adrienne Wehr ; director, Bob Walsh ; music director, John Costa ; consultant, Albert V. Corrado.

Neighbors: Joe Negri (Handyman Negri), David Newell (Mr. McFeely) -- Puppets: Cornflake S. Pecially, Lady Elaine Fairchilde, X the Owl.

Originally aired on PBS in November, 1992. Episode 1656

Mister Rogers talks about sitting down and standing up. He uses a toy car garage with an elevator and a ramp to illustrate the motions of up and down. Mr. McFeely takes Mister Rogers to a building that has an escalator and elevator and they ride in an open-glass elevator that allows them to see outside.

In the NOM, Handyman Negri plays the guitar while King Friday's pet birds dance. Then he goes to Corney's factory to operate a pulley and move some rockit chairs up and down for Corney. They sing together "I'm a man who manufactures." Handyman helps Mr. McFeely deliver an hydrolic platform to Lady Elaine at the museum. It has a pedal that makes it go up and down. X the Owl talks about flying and Cornflake gives a rocking guitar holder to Handyman. Mister Rogers says you can use your imagination if you do not have toys. He sings "It's you I like" and says that your real friends like you for who you are rather than what you have. He says its a good feeling when you realize you can be a real friend yourself.