Post by jzigila on Mar 9, 2020 2:39:33 GMT
Hello All!
This is my first post onto this forum, as I have recently joined as a member awaiting staff approval. I was recently watching the first of the "Conflict" episodes from "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" on Internet Archive and came upon an interesting discovery! Around the 3:52 mark of the episode, Mister Rogers starts to sing the song "You've Got To Do It", and I noticed it started to look familiar. I took a look back through my digital copy of "A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood", and noticed that the clip form the episode at 5:18 through 5:24 is used in the end credits sequence with the crew setting up the models! That means that at least the first episode has been digitized and restored, so it does give hope the rest may be as well waiting for release. You can compare the time stamps on the Internet Archive video with the following YouTube video from 1:18 to 1:26.
archive.org/details/conflict_part_one
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwU4lFXLaeI
This is my first post onto this forum, as I have recently joined as a member awaiting staff approval. I was recently watching the first of the "Conflict" episodes from "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" on Internet Archive and came upon an interesting discovery! Around the 3:52 mark of the episode, Mister Rogers starts to sing the song "You've Got To Do It", and I noticed it started to look familiar. I took a look back through my digital copy of "A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood", and noticed that the clip form the episode at 5:18 through 5:24 is used in the end credits sequence with the crew setting up the models! That means that at least the first episode has been digitized and restored, so it does give hope the rest may be as well waiting for release. You can compare the time stamps on the Internet Archive video with the following YouTube video from 1:18 to 1:26.
archive.org/details/conflict_part_one
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwU4lFXLaeI
