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Quotes of Movie: "MisteRogers' Neighborhood" [1968]
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You make each day a special day. You know how, by just your being you. There's only one person in this whole world like you. And people can like you exactly as you are. [singing] It's such a good feeling/ To know you're alive / It's such a happy feeling/ You're growing inside/ And when you wake up, ready to say/ "I think I'll make a snappy new day" [Snaps fingers twice] Mr. Rogers: It's such a good feeling / A very good feeling / The feeling you know that we're friends. [speaking] Mr. Rogers: You always make each day a special day. By just you're being you. There's only one person exactly like you in the whole world. And that's you yourself, and I like you. [singing] Mr. Rogers: It's such a good feeling/ A very good feeling/ The feeling you know that we're friends. There's only one person in the whole world like you, and I like you so much. Meow meow meow so much. Bye bye. Ugh. Fortune cookies! Pitching bucket balls! Following balloons! What are these neighborhoods coming to? | |
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[the trolley approaches] Oh hi, Trolley. Is it time to go back to reality now? [Mr. Rogers is filling in for Mr. McFeely] Thanks for delivering the material that I needed, Mr. McRogers. [walks by Picture Picture, with the word "train" on it] What was that? [walks back] Mr. Rogers: Picture Picture, wouldn't you know it? "Train". That's right. Just suppose we do one more? Handyman Negri: Alright, sir, but I would like to get over to the tree to help. King Friday XIII: The tree? What's going on at the tree? Handyman Negri: The fire, King Friday. Handyman Negri: I thought you put out that fire two days ago. Handyman Negri: I did, but there's alot of dirt left over there from the smoke. King Friday XIII: Oh you're helping with the clean up? I see. [singing to the tune of 'Row Row Row Your Boat'] King Friday XIII: Clean up/Clean up/ Clean up your house/Whenever you see that it is dirty/Beautify/Beautify/Beautify/Beautify/Exactly like my old Aunt Gertie. Handyman Negri: Exactly like your old Aunt Gertie? King Friday XIII: I have family you've never dreamed of, Negri. Now take your bucket and luck-it. Handyman Negri: Oh yes, sir. Well, farewell. Oh, Nurse Miller, well how in the world are you? Nurse Miller: I'm just fine, X, but the real question is how in the world are YOU? You're the one who got hit with that teeny tiny hard ball. X the Owl: That's for sure. [Mr. McFeely presents Corny with his new lathe] Fine, now plug it in. Right over there. Mr. McFeely: Well Corny, there's some instructions in the crate... Cornflake S. Pecially: No, just plug it in there. Mr. McFeely: I think we should read these first, because there be something you just don't know. Cornflake S. Pecially: I know all about these things. I saw one in a picture one time. Mr. McFeely: Well these machines are dangerous if you're not quite sure... Cornflake S. Pecially: I'm sure! I want you to plug it in and turn it on! Mr. McFeely: Alright, Corny, alright. I'll just plug it in right here. Cornflake S. Pecially: Oh boy. Is this ever great. Mr. McFeely: Now be careful, I'm turning it on. Cornflake S. Pecially: Okay... OUCH! Ow! Oh, it pinched my finger! Mr. McFeely: I knew we shouldn't have done this. Here, let me see your finger. Cornflake S. Pecially: Oh, my finger. No, go away! Mr. McFeely: Don't you want me to do anything? Cornflake S. Pecially: No, I don't need any help. It's alright, just go away! I'm alright. OH! Oh, I don't know why I wanted that stupid old lathe anyhow! [having just injured his finger on his new lathe, Corny is inside his factory, crying] Corn, are you alright? It's Nurse Miller. Cornflake S. Pecially: I'm fine, Nurse Miller. Nurse Miller: I thought I heard you crying. Cornflake S. Pecially: I am NOT crying! Nurse Miller: Well it's alright if you're crying, Corny. I was just worried about you. Corny? I see you have your new lathe. Wasn't it what you expected? Were you disappointed in it? Oh, won't you come out, Corny? Cornflake S. Pecially: [Stifled crying] I can't. I'm... I'm busy. I'm a man who manufactures. Nurse Miller: I know you're a man, Corny, a grown up man and I'm very proud of what you can manufacture and I'd like to see what your new lathe can do. Cornflake S. Pecially: I'm too busy to use the lathe right now. I may never have time to use it. Nurse Miller: [reads instructions] "Here are your instructions to your new lathe. Be very careful not to put your fingers in the side of the lathe. It can pinch them very badly and it will hurt enough to make a grown man cry." Cornflake S. Pecially: [emerges from factory] Would you read that last part again? About the pinching? Nurse Miller: Certainly, Corny. "It can pinch them very badly and it will hurt enough to make a grown man cry". Cornflake S. Pecially: Oh. Next time you see X the Owl, tell him I know it's okay. For people to cry when they're hurt. Nurse Miller: I'll tell him. You know, my main way is with music. I started to make up songs when I was very young. I'd just go to the piano. I'd make up a song about whatever I was thinking about doing. Like, uh, [plays piano and sings] Mr. Rogers: I had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and a glass of milk/I had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and a glass of milk/ What do you think of that? And this is a message which tells us that she will arrive today. "Dear Fred, I will arrive today". And it's signed Tatiana. It's a pleasure to have you singing in my kitchen today. Chef Brockett: Thank you. Mrs. Betsy McFeely: And making waffles. Chef Brockett: Do you ever turn up the radio in your kitchen and sing along? Mrs. Betsy McFeely: Sometimes I turn up the radio. Sometimes I turn up me. I love to sing and sing. Mr. Rogers: How does it sound, Mrs. McFeely? Mrs. Betsy McFeely: Sounds very good. To me. Mr. Rogers: Sounds good to me. I'd like to hear you sing. Mrs. Betsy McFeely: Mmm... Some other day. I like to cook things. You know why? Mr. Rogers: Why? Chef Brockett: [singing] 'Cause I'm a chef/I suggest/ That you all be very quiet/ While I cook, you may look/ But you must be very quiet/ If you don't, then I'll "Shh" and I'll "Shhhhhh"/ For it's silence that I ask for my in kitchen/ I'm a chef/ I suggest/ That you do the way I do/ 'Cause it's best, if you rest/ When you're stirring up a stew/ And if you don't, then I'll "Shh" and I'll "Shhhhh"/For it's silence that I ask for in my kitchen/ I like quiet things/ Like lockets/ Quiet pockets/ Sockets/ I like quiet high... Sky rockets/Quiet folks/ Like Brocketts/ I'm a chef/ I suggest/ That you show me what you want/ For you can [Makes stirring motion with hands] Chef Brockett: You can [Makes another stirring motion] Chef Brockett: You can [Another stirring motion] Chef Brockett: And if you don't/ Then I'll "Shh" and I'll "Shhhh"/ For it's silence that I ask for/ Yes it's silence that I ask for/ Silence, Silence, Silence in my kitchen/ Shhhhhhhhhh. [Speaking] Chef Brockett: But this isn't my kitchen. Mrs. Betsy McFeely: And you don't have to be quiet in here. Someplace Else? What's going on there? Chef Brockett: I'm not exactly sure, but this morning, Donkey Hodie and Harriett Elizabeth Cow had a long meeting with the king. And after they left, he called Edgar and me in and talked to us about waffles. Edgar Cooke: [singing] Waffles for a king/ That's an important thing. Chef Brockett: [Imitating King Friday XIII] "We must have lot's of waffles on Friday at Someplace Else". You always make it a special day for me. You know how, don't you? By just your being you. Whether you're in kindergarten or third grade or no grade at all or ANY grade at all, I like you just the way you are. I'll be back tomorrow. Bye. Mr. Trow is a real friend of mine, and he's got a workshop, it's not far from here, where he makes these beautiful things. Sometimes I pretend, though, that he's in the Neighborhood of Make Believe. You know Robert Troll? [Speaks troll talk] Mr. Rogers: You know, he talks like that. Well, I just wondered if you'd like to meet the real Mr. Trow. Yeah, he is a real man. And he talks just the way you and I do. His other talks is pretend. Why don't you and I go to visit him today? Alright? I'm doing a show about peace. X the Owl: Oh, well peace is a good thing, isn't it? Lady Aberlin: I'll say. Would you like to say something about peace? X the Owl: Certainly. I think peace is what everybody should have. In fact, I think everybody should have a piece of peace. Lady Aberlin: And why do you think it's so good? X the Owl: Well, it's that quiet feeling inside that makes you feel all warm and, I don't know, I just like it, I do. [singing] Did you know/ Did you know/ Did you know that it's alright to wonder/ Did you know that it's alright to wonder/ There are all kinds of wonderful things/ Did you know/ Did you know/ Did you know that it's alright to marvel/ Did you know that it's alright to marvel/ There are all kinds of marvelous things/ You can ask alot of questions/ About the world, and your place in it/ You can ask about people's feelings/ You can learn the sky's the limit/ Did you know/ Did you know/ Did you know that when you wonder, you're learning/ Did you know that when you marvel, you're learning/ About all kinds of wonderful/ All kinds of marvelous/ Marvelously wonderful things. [singing] You can never go down/ Can never go down/ Can never go down the drain/ You can never go down/ Can never go down/ Can never go down the drain/ You're bigger than the water/ You're bigger than the soap/ You're bigger than all the bubbles/ And bigger than your telescope; so you see... / You can never go down/ Can never go down/ Can never go down the drain/ You can never go down/ Can never go down/ Can never go down the drain/ The rain may go down/ But you can't go down/ You're bigger than any bathroom drain/ You can never go down/ Can never go down/ You can never go down the drain. [singing] I think I'm going to like today/ I think I'll call it mine/ I'll wrap it in ribbons, and make it mine/ I think I'm going to like today/ It's very plain to see/ I like every minute, and it likes me/ Don't you agree/ This is the nicest day in the neighborhood/ The nicest day in the calendar/ The nicest day in the hemisphere for me/ I think I'm going to like today/ It's been the best by far/ I got it by wishing, on last night's star/ I think I'm going to like today/ And when today is through/ I'll catch it and keep it/ As good as new/ There it will be/ I'll have the nicest day in the neighborhood/ The nicest day in the calendar/ The nicest day will just stay at home with me. I think I'm going to like... Today. [singing] If you will look carefully/ Listen carefully/ You will find alot of things carefully/Look... And listen/ It's good to look carefully/Listen carefully/ That's a way you learn alot of things, carefully/Look, look... And listen/ Some things you see are confusing/ Some things you hear are strange/ But if you ask someone to explain one or two/ You'll begin to notice a change in you/ If you will look carefully/ Listen carefully/ That's a way to keep on growing carefully/ Look, look, look, and listen. You don't eat bark. Mr. McFeely: Nope, don't eat bark. Mr. Rogers: You don't eat pine needles. Mr. McFeely: Don't eat pine needles. No, siree. Mr. Rogers: What about... [Presents an apple] Mr. McFeely: Apples! Why yes I eat apples, Mr. Rogers. Red apples, I like those. Mr. Rogers: They grow on trees, you know. Mr. McFeely: They grow on trees, you're right. Mr. Rogers: What about... Mr. McFeely: Yellow bananas. They also grow on trees. I'm not so sure I want wishes to come true. Lady Aberlin: Why not? X the Owl: Well, Henrietta, you know Henrietta Pussycat, my neighbor, she said to me, "What if all your wishes would come true, X?" Lady Aberlin: And then what did you say? X the Owl: Well, I thought about the times when I'm angry and wished for bad things. I wished my tree would fall down and all kinds of bad things. [singing] X the Owl: One time I wished that my tree would fall down/ And hit someone else on the head/ I was mad all the day/ And I just couldn't say/ Why owls and people and things get that way/ I wished for some terrible thing/ I'd say/ Especially trees falling down/ But that wish certainly didn't come true/ 'Cause scary mad wishes don't make things come true/No, scary mad wishes don't make things come true. | |
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