Children & Family

Based on the true story of a real-life friendship between Fred Rogers and a jaded journalist.

Themes: Humanitarianism, Diligence, Purpose, Significance, Dedication, Meaning, Earnestness, Servanthood

Mr. Rogers tells a grieving family that death is part of being human.

Themes: Death, Humanity, Grace, Dignity, Compassion

Mr. Rogers tells Lloyd that his pained relationship with his father has shaped who he is today.

Themes: Brokenness, Positivity, Morality, Overcoming, Identity, Lessons

Lloyd asks Fred how he manages to deal with the burden of his fans telling him their problems all day.

Themes: Problems, Burden, Compassion, Therapy, Christlike, Pain, Struggle

Lloyd speaks with Joanne Rogers about what it like to be married to Mr. Rogers.

Themes: Perfection, Deity, Effort, Prayer, Imperfection, Servanthood, Humanitarianism, Diligence

Mr. Rogers fails to set up a tent on camera but decides to use the footage to illustrate that adults struggle too.

Themes: Honesty, Struggle, Failure, Lessons, Teaching, Learning, Transparency, Reality, Acting

Mr. Rogers calls Lloyd, a journalist, and gives Lloyd his undivided attention for the interview he requested.

Themes: Attention, Carpe Diem, Purpose, Significance, Dedication, Meaning, Earnestness