It's a Peanuts Holiday Specials Tier List, Charlie Brown!

ho ho ho Happy Holidays folks and it wouldn't be a proper

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without someone forcing everyone to watch the required Peanuts Christmas special, you don't have to do this, enjoy doing it Take action, thank you for your concern, it's become a great tradition. Watch It's the Great Pumpkin on Halloween, Apple TV released it for free so no one would ride in their crazy dystopian headquarters since you guys thought that last peanut video was and Tuna Victory absolutely refuses to make any more of these. I guess it's up to me. 50,000 views may be silly to you, but that's money in the bank for me and my newest subscribers.

Oh yes, sometimes I go off on a tangent and make an unusual video, but as Schultz says, it's important to have a change. of pace to keep the reader interested, so every day I wake up I flip a coin to decide which Youtuber I'm going to scam and I'll keep doing this until I achieve the synthesis, today we venture above the ignominious Raskin line of the world. of Peanuts Christmas

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, the kind they're no longer allowed to make since the liberals won the war on Christmas, for some reason only Christmas

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have enough staying power to overcome the '80s bring-me-the jitters.

Charlie Brown head. I thought about creating Another Numbered List but then I realized there would be no surprises, everyone knows that the Christmas one is the best one for nostalgia and I also talked about some of these already when I made that other video and I won't write another three. pages about the Arbor Day special, so let's go with a

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for parents too, this video is not for your kids, but since you didn't

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en to me last time, what's the point of this? They are bad parents, this website. is practically designed to turn people into racists, stop letting your kids in unsupervised.

A Charlie Brown Christmas. I mean, hasn't anyone seen this? What caught my attention the most is how well written it is, especially compared to the later ones. a single coherent story and for some reason meeting the minimum expectations of a story makes this the best peanut special. Charlie Brown is feeling depressed, but I can't blame him. His own dog carried him. He can't trust anyone. Charlie Brown feels. alienated by the commercialization of Christmas and no longer connecting the

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with the birth of our Lord and savior, Lucy recommends that he get involved in her community and direct a Christmas play.

This is of course a violation of the cardinal rule of directing never work with animals or children, man's best friend, what is Violet doing but then she does that with a tree and you know the rest is how they sold trees aluminum Christmas tree? Just leave them outside in an outdoor lot as an extremely narrow plot compared to the rest of these, which is kind of sad considering how reduced the production was. This appears to be running at 5 frames per second. There is no real environment. These children seem to live in purgatory. Nobody's arms are the same color as everyone else. you have Lucy teleporting like Slenderman, no cutout on a table, but it's 1965 so only one in four TVs or even color at this point, so no one cared, but I will say this special is a lot more lively than the later ones, we got these reaction shots. at times, which is something that doesn't happen in the specials after this, it still feels cinematic.

I think it's funny that the later specials basically admit that the Christian holidays have been completely commercialized. Watching this is like looking back at a moment in time. where people weren't quite sure how this whole marketing thing was going to go and to make me feel nostalgic for the 1960s, this special gains its S rank, it's all downhill from here folks, I know it's not No one likes me, why do we have to have a vacation? season to emphasize it It's the Big Pumpkin Charlie Brown Charlie Brown goes trick-or-treating Sorry, trick-or-treating sings and Sally is finally old enough to go with him all you have to do is walk up to a house ring the doorbell and he says trick-or-treating candy, are you sure it's legal, but Linus invites her to stay in a field with him all night sold?

Linus is part of a niche religion that doesn't believe in Santa Claus but does believe in the Great Pumpkin, a Lovecraftian. entity that judges children by their sincerity Linus seems to believe that sincerity means believing in the Great Pumpkin, but I truly believe that Linus is full of, therefore, I am much more sincere than this lying would-be cult leader while Charlie Brown is trick-or-treating. a rock look, if someone gave a kid a rock for Halloween, you can bet they'll find it through their car windshield the next morning, but while Charlie Brown is experiencing the horrors of social interaction, Snoopy is experiencing the horrors of the trenches.

It's the trauma of the first world war is really weighing on this guy there he is there he is it's a big pumpkin he's emerging from the pumpkin patch I'm David pumpkins and I'm going to climb you to hell my hot take based on seeing that he's your dog Charlie Brown is that Snoopy, he actually believed that he was trying to escape from occupied France here and that he was really about to murder Linus so as not to alert the Germans, you heard about Fury and a woman scorned, right? That's nothing compared to the fury of a woman who's been scammed with tricks or treats, he's admitted.

I will still speak well of you. My God! I said yes I mean when he comes, I'm doomed to a little somersault. something like that can make a big pumpkin pass you by. This is a very rigid dogma. If you've seen my other peanut videos, you know I take issue with something called four-panel diagrams, but they flow together much better in this one. I would not do it. Even call them four-panel plots, more like intertwined four-line jokes, it helps that there's a real setting, these feel like part of a larger production despite being largely disconnected. I guess the main line is what the Great Pumpkin is about, but even that is largely separate. of the scenes involving the other kids, but then Snoopy puts it all together.

I think it's a shame because I can really see where they took the wrong lessons from these previous productions at some point, it's like they stopped writing and started wanting more and more. The lines from the comics until Schultz is the only writer they could credit, eventually the lines they took from the comics became more and more disconnected. What works for a four-panel comic strip doesn't always work for a half-hour television special, but this one hits the mark. Right balance between comic strip repetition and driving narrative force. You're not elected, Charlie Brown. Look at it now, all the votes were counted and everyone comes running up to you and tells you that you're elected, Charlie Brown, wouldn't that make you feel great?

I know Election Day isn't technically a holiday, but it should be, so I'm including it. I already talked about this as much as I could in the other video. Click the link below. Now I want to give it a ranking, but I'm pretty sure this is bullshit on Election Integrity, why is Linus's best friend counting the ballots and why is he doing it while people are voting? This is an answer, so I'm going to put this one in Guantanamo Bay, Linus. You should have closed it when you had the chance in case you needed any indication of how seriously you should take my rating.

You are absolutely right, sir. A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, that's all action, we have another holiday to worry about, it looks like Thanksgiving. The day is upon us. Who sneaks out for Thanksgiving? This is the last of the big three or at least what in my opinion are the big three and it is definitely the most uncomfortable. One of the things I noticed is how little location there is. Compared to the other specials, we spent basically the entire special at Charlie Brown's house, this could be a play. Peppermint Patty is inviting herself to Thanksgiving dinner because her dad is dropping her off for the holidays, by the way, keep this in your head.

Back to this, she also invites Marcy and Franklin, but Charlie took us to go to her grandmother's condo for Thanksgiving at 4:30 for some reason, so after some negligence with firearms , he and Snoopy serve up a feast of what I wanted every year for Thanksgiving dinner. Boy, you have no right to be mad about this, this is literally a perfect meal. Eventually Linus reminds everyone about the true meaning of Thanksgiving, that once upon a time a group of religious weirdos and native people didn't immediately murder each other. I haven't checked what. it happened later, but I'm sure everything was fine forever Peppermint Patty forgives Charlie Brown for screwing her up and everyone else goes to Charlie Brown's grandmother's house for Thanksgiving, which ends with the worst prank in the history of

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My grandmother lives in a condo, yes, the most uncomfortable of the big three. I think the jokes don't land as well and we spend a lot of time with Snoopy. I think it's a nice celebration of an American holiday to accidentally blow a hole in the ceiling with what is also definitely an unregistered weapon. Is this cannibalism or is it like me eating a chimpanzee on top of all that? I'm putting it in a spot because of the awkwardness. Remember that great girl, Marcy. Sure, I just talked to her and she would like to see you again.

She is the Easter Beagle. Charlie Brown, it's strange, we don't consider this one of the greats, you know it's not in the top three specials, then you watch it and realize why there are a couple of simultaneous plots in this one, the main one seems to be the by Linus. obsession with a new figment of his imagination called the Easter Beagle. In fact, I think he kind of manipulated this one, as long as he can point to Snoopy at Easter, he can say he was fine. Lucas the Easter Beagle, look, it's the Easter bush. everyone's Easter sack is still criticizing it, although oh less, you drive me crazy.

I think it's a waste of time to buy colored eggs because the Easter Beagle will do everything Your friend here has all his marbles is your friend Chuck Linus is really worried about everyone wasting their time, even if Linus thinks the Easter Beagle Easter is coming, why are you trying to control everyone else's Easter? It's a waste of time. Marcy and Peppermint Patty are trying to dye eggs, but Marcy is too stupid to live. Meanwhile Woodstock is tired of living in a rental house and makes Snoopy buy him a new birdhouse. What's happening? Welcome to MD TV cribs, today we take a look at the OG's own crib.

Woodstock 80's special is just them at The Mall like these backgrounds are good, but they're not that good, they're still making fun of the commercialization of Christmas almost a decade later and it's completely a concession, like they're admitting they lost to commercialism, but even if it is an interesting environment. most of the special is people at the mall Sally and Snoopy trying on the ugliest hats I've ever seen. I don't understand fashion. Snoopy is also there to buy another birdhouse, where it was stupid to keep that coin, and then he looks inside an egg. and like an acid trip was something like in the 70's like what is this and now it's easter morning and there's no one in the church everyone is depressed pepper and patty and marcy because they couldn't die any eggs and now peppermint patty is in bankruptcy I have run out of money and I can't buy more eggs, unfortunately because she keeps falling into sects.

Look at her yelling at Linus with this shit-eating grin on her face and at Charlie Brown because she's clinically depressed, but just when all hope is lost, a hero arrives to save the day and no one, nevermind, the holidays ruined the ending, here, be my valentine, Charlie Brown, Charlie Brown is once again looking forward to all of Val's Valentine's Day cards and he's definitely getting this one. It's what we call dramatic irony, also pining for love is Lucy, who is in one of her adorable manic states, are you sure you want to risk losing me? Linus also pines for someone special, her teacher, Miss Othmar, it's not a good idea to fall in love with her. your teacher I didn't say I was in love with her I simply said that I am very fond of the ground she walks on I'm going to call the police well also a problem that you give a teacher for Valentine's Day I'm calling the police Lucy decides go to a puppet show, but it turns out it's one of those 4D experiences that cross the bridge and go up the muddy road, muddy road.

Snoopy really likes to attack this one. I knew that Charlie Brown isn't supposed to get any Valentines, but I'm surprised he doesn't get any from Marcy, and before you say it, there's no way he's getting any from Peppermint Patty, she's too self-centered, and besides, isn't she?Are they supposed to go to separate schools? Apparently, Miss Hothma has a boyfriend, so blind. Linus, furious in the cell, decides to kill Snoopy, but just when Charlie Brown is at his lowest point, some girls appear and offer him pity, Charlie Brown knows this is the best thing he can do, but Schroeder defends him because, as I said before.

Schroeder is absolutely grounded, this one is much better than one of the last ones, it feels much more cohesive even though each scene is basically a different story, it's a little slow and occasionally the scenes go on too long, but I laughed enough to enjoy. Looking at it, I like this one overall, but I'll have to put it at B because it's out of space, it's Arbor Day, Charlie Brown. I've already talked about this being a metaphor for the Vietnam War, but I didn't talk. about how horrible this baseball game is, there's really no reason for him to be here or for Charlie Brown to pimp Schroeder to reward Lucy, hey hey, get another win for women's lives, there's no reason to let Peppermint Patty be here, they also have no idea how baseball works, where did she make that handI'm coming from this is a really terrible special on conservation and an even worse special on baseball D she's heading home it's time to kiss happy new year Charlie Brown Charlie Brown is assigned to read War and Peace over Christmas break because his teacher is a total, gone a thousand pages of abject human misery no one else seems to have this assignment by the way it's just Charlie Brown how about a computer game about War and peace?

Ah, now you're speaking my language, but Charlie Brown feels like he's missing his Christmas. Vacation he is, go yourself Miss Othmar I can't believe Linus was in love with you Is this the class where the Peanuts characters learn to dance like the whitest people who ever lived? You must be blowing air in the wrong places, buddy, what's the line? What he does is throw a New Year's party and Charlie Brown wants to invite the little redhead but he's too scared to knock on our door and ask her but what if my hand gets stuck in the mail slot?

That's ridiculous Charlie Brown, hello, hello, Heather. you come home like she's so clearly showing that she's interested in him, but as is tradition, the line is stealing the established Charlie Brown girl continuity at this point because Linus is part of anyone who thinks Linus is this kid precocious enlightened because all they saw was A Charlie Brown Christmas has no idea the levels of depravity this will fall to because he danced with your friend, the little redhead, he did what Charlie Brown, he didn't know where you went, but oh well , your friend sure is a good dancer, so I'm putting this one in the sea because Linus is Christmas again.

The Charlie Brown trigger warns that this is a '90s special, which means there are a lot of unnecessary saxophones. Linus and Sally are trying to sled down a hill, but Sally chickens out in line for Mira, meanwhile, Charlie Brown is on the sigma male grinding set. Would you like to buy a Christmas wreath? Do you know what you are doing? Don't you realize that you are contributing to the over-commercialization of Christmas? Not until I sell one, luckily Sally is a real Sigma, if you buy two we'll include an autographed photo of King Solomon. It's like the chocolate episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.

Patty doesn't want to read a book, something she'll remind you about 40 times for about five minutes, so this. It was the second I realized they were adapted directly from the comic strips. Daisy strung together a bunch of four-panel plots like my office's IT department. Daisy chained our power strips together. There is a lot of repetition in the main plot. Point like you'd read in a comic strip that comes out at a rate of four panels a day they also take the opportunity to drop Peggy Jean on us, so in the spirit of this special I won't explain who she is.

Charlie Brown wants to buy her a pair of gloves for Christmas when I met her for the first time this summer at camp I noticed what a pretty hand she had. What's up with this guy on your hands? All the hands are better, they are very soft and great. She sells his entire comic book collection to raise money, but look, I just bought it. this new pair of gloves, why did you still buy them? uh yeah, because a woman can never have two pairs of gloves, they might start getting ideas about suffrage, then Sally gets chosen for a Christmas pageant, Charlie Brown is too obsessed with his hockey stick to not have to use the hockey stick, the hockey stick and then Squidward.

He comes out and does his interpretive dance, why is Franklin the only one without shoes? Give this man some shoes. I really like the backgrounds on the latter. It's clear that he spent a lot more time in the world than in the '60s. I think music. It actually takes a lot away from this, it's like he edited it. Do you think the saxophone would have been so popular if Bill Clinton hadn't been elected encouraged by Wang in Taiwan? I wanted to put this one in F, but because it was made in a Taiwanese. Sweatshop I'm going to have to deduct 10 million points from your social credit score and send you to a CCP Gulag, Charlie Brown Valentine, all I can say about this one is holy, write a script if you make any more of these.

I'm going to start crediting the Windows copy and paste tool. The roses are Red. Chocolate is

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. It's Valentine's Day, so let me take you to town. I'll send Charles time, he can't do that. I do not think you like it. I love you a lot. by Charles Charlie Brown has Peppermint Patty and Marcy hanging on him and all he can muster is an off-brand Gary Coleman impression, what man should you do? I can not stand. I want to go to his house and give it to him. for her, but I think he'd be too nervous to do it without role-playing with his dog here, little redhead girl, this is a Valentine's Day, I want you to use her name, idiot, this special is very disjointed, it's clear , it's line by line. from the comics and I mean, line by line, it's like in every scene they start the whole story over again.

Charlie Brown keeps sending Linus to talk to girls for him and it never works out, how come this man hasn't learned his lesson? I think it was a very good idea. Fortunately, nothing worse can happen to him. My notes say I was up to this point with this Charlie Brown guy who gets stuck in a mailbox. How many Valentine's Days does this happen? First they're at school, then they're at Home Now It's Lunchtime, the reason, of course, being that the special isn't written by anyone, meaning the scenes have absolutely no continuity. Duty call her Charlie Brown.

Kindness is sick of this, sick of her Charlie Brown dials the wrong number and goes to the dance with Peppermint Patty. Wait, dude, who's the bouncer at a school dance? Marcy and Peppermint Patty are there in street clothes. Snoopy steals his girl here too. You would like to cry, but you are too macho. What does Linus' voice actor do as he speaks? With complete and blatant contempt, it is amazing how Schultz still manages to write these two years after his death. I almost don't care as much because Schultz's stuff is still good. I only demand a little more from a half-hour television special than he expected.

Made from a four-panel comic, this one is boring, overlong, and poorly written. Level D, it's worth the Valentine that speaks so eloquently about your love for me getting lost in the mail, so I want to express my gratitude for thinking it wasn't an oversight. Don't get lost in the mail I see, you know the old saying, what an old saying I want to go to his house and give it to him Charlie Brown's Christmas Carol, okay, I found this one so boring that I really just want to skip it. there's even less plot than usual, it's a series of short vignettes, they obviously didn't hire any writers for this, especially since Schultz is the only credited writer and he died two years before it was made.

This guy's body is almost as prolific as Tom Clancy's. It's not the worst on the list, but I found it more boring, even going over my notes. I just can't find anything interesting to say about this one here, which makes sense when you know it only exists because of the 1965 special it was designed for. to run 30 minutes with commercials in 1965, they ran 35 minutes after they increased commercial time in the '90s, so they needed something shorter to fill the rest of the hour. I almost want to give it an F, but it's not as bad as last Christmas. special level D I want a dog for Christmas Charlie Brown the plot of this one is if you could believe it replay wants a dog preferably for Christmas or wants a girlfriend replay gets in trouble for sexual harassment harassment I came home early I've been fired now that I'm Thinking about it.

Replay has a real Jordan Peterson. Your energy, awakened moralists, we'll see who cancels who. Culture strikes again. I like the way your mom rides that bike, so you might want to make less comments. about my brother mom, while the replay is trolling Charlie Brown, tells him about Snoopy's brothers. Is this supposed to be the inside of Snoopy's doghouse? He really wants to play with Snoopy, but Snoopy is not interested until he takes him away with a cookie. I will give it to you. There was a really strange stretch in the '90s where Schultz flanderized Snoopy as a dog who wants cookies and literally has no other thoughts.

He was asking me if you would be willing to sell your dog, how much money do you have? brother, Spike eventually comes to town and Replay tries to claim him just like Jenny and they do Bond, but like Jenny, Replay realizes that Spike belongs in the desert. Charlie Brown tries to find Spike another home in the city, but he is unsuccessful. I'm sorry. Charlie Brown Beethoven never had a dog if Beethoven never had a dog I guess I shouldn't either Beethoven didn't have a dog he was an idiot dog Oh, you mean the deaf guy who wrote a eulogy for his dead poodle Maybe I have to have the card revoked based on Schroeder, wait, no, Schroeder would know that he must be pretending not to know so he could refuse without hurting Charlie Brown or Spike's feelings.

This is the latest, it's not you, it's me and it's someone who sacrifices his own reputation. Schroeder is even shorter. what I was thinking today someone at school asked me if I had an older brother who dragged a blanket no, I answered I'm an only child and then someone said but don't you have a weird older sister? No, I insisted on running again, he really shits on his brothers. You think I'm in a bad mood now wait until I'm 40 or 50. What happens when you're 90? So I'll be real nice, well you're on your way to 70. I'm putting this one on the Sea level for Krabby, so the commenter who said they really like this one, I'm sorry, like I said before, these specials were obviously not meant to be. a marathon for Auld Lang Syne.

I already talked about this in some way. Lucy throws a New Year's gala because no one likes it. her, but then it turns out that everyone likes her, so she's fine. I gave this one a higher rating than it probably should now that it looks like Apple will continue to make them. I no longer feel like I have to protect them from criticism. but I will say that watching this really isn't like watching the old specials, it's more like watching a generic kids cartoon, no matter how bad things seem, I can always rely on my friends.

I think it lacks that touch of humor that it used to have, yes. Schultz murdered a girl with an ax because a fan said he found her annoying, which is funny and before you say that's not canon, she never appeared again in this trip. I truly believe that she was Schultz's headcan and that she was killed, she wouldn't do it. It will even be the only time a Peanuts character was brutally killed off-screen so we don't forget Thompson. I think because comics are seen as a juvenile thing, there's a tendency to see comics artists as responsible for being kid-friendly educators, but I can't believe I have to do that.

Let's say Charles Schultz was not Mr. Rogers despite being old white men whose work we admire, they are different people with different goals and different artistic mediums. The main purpose of these specials is to entertain or educate children because the older specials surely were. It's not about education despite what Linus was trying to teach Charlie Brown about World War I, so what these specials are trying to do, they're very successful. I just like the content of the older

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better, the older specials had staying power because there is something for parents and kids to have. They would both enjoy watching it if I turned this on for my kids I would probably leave the room to contrast.

I think the Peanuts movie strikes a better balance between empathy and cynicism than the Apple movie. Level C. It's Small Things, Charlie Brown. This is a remake. of Arbor Day One, except now it's Earth Day, except they never actually say that, so while I can't prove it in acourt of justice, how come on, this is about Earth Day, this animation is difficult when they walk. I don't think they're walking at the same pace, their models are moving, the other kids sound good, but Charlie Brown sounds like his testicles are falling off right now, okay team, this is our last practice before the big game tomorrow, that we are going to win, it is a neighborhood baseball tournament. between Peppermint Patty's team and Charlie Brown's team and Sally has decided that she wants to join the team, your star, that's a good plot reason to take her to the field, but Sally is too mercenary for team sports.

Kelly is five, she looks like she's 35. Spring's training scam, but Sally is a poor substitute for Leland, the animation here is pretty good. I really like dynamic actions. Is this supposed to be the rich part of town versus the poor part? It's this hidden peanut classism. Sully gets kicked off the team for sucking like that. difficult but she meets a dandelion with the same haircut as her on the pitcher's mound, don't worry, I'll take care of you, Sally promises, that's a lot of promise for a herb you just met, she stops practicing for Complete to protect your flower.

I really like the detail of Lucy raking up the grass. This is the most beautiful flower you have ever seen. I mean, yeah, yeah, let's get this show on the road. Hey, Shermy gets a line. Sally lives in the mouth of the pitcher. She stays there all night. I guess. Her parents are fine with this. Did she eat it? Did you use the bathroom? Is there a bucket just off screen? Charlie Brown is understandably worried because her sister is sitting alone on a baseball field all night, but Sally tells him to go away and mind her own business.

Tired of joining Cults and decides to make her own, this time she turns to Lucy, who turns the rest of the neighborhood into exercising the amendment, they sing a big musical number of Pepper and Patty and Charlie Brown's Eggs to eliminate the protesters Sally, oh my god, that's really morbid. Okay, wait here, you're the one holding the bag on this one, Sally, once again, they've completely missed the Earth Day moment isn't about growing flowers, tomatoes, or spots, it's about preserving nature. If this was really about nature, they should never have built the baseball field in the first place.

Sally is mad at Charlie Brown, but I'm on Charlie Brown's side here. like what makes Charlie Brown's baseball game less important than Sally's flower is not that he wanted a forest clearing to mine lithium he just wanted to play a baseball game and even offered him a subway halfway through it was her intransigence that destroyed her flower anyway they make up Sally gives me hay fever and Peppermint Patty leaves a metal tank full of gasoline to rust in an empty field a new field and a new beginning demands a new team mascot the dandelions your messages are a little stupid and Charlie Brown is played by that guy from the dear Evan Hansen, but the animation is actually very good and the music is so catchy in that corporate pop style, so I'm definitely putting this one on e for Earth Day for mom and dad with love.

I think this one counts. Mother's Day is technically a holiday, meaning it's not a holiday where you can miss work or school, but I put Arbor Day here so I feel like it belongs. That said, it's strange that in a special the kids fix it into characters who at best are enthusiastic trombonists and at worst literally don't exist talking about moms, pepper and Patty doesn't have a lol , but this is super depressing like Peppermint Patty is legitimately depressed because she doesn't have a mom but then she realizes she can. Celebrate her dad on Mother's Day because he does everything a mom does and I just want everyone to remember the Thanksgiving day he abandoned her, but in the end, who cares?

Does this matter? What's happening with Woodstock? Apparently, Woodstock lost his mother at some point. Despite their strong relationship, she breaks away from this flashback and he and Snoopy embark on an adventure to find her. Woodstock eating s'mores is actually the cutest thing I've ever seen in one of these. Well, they play one-upmanship to escape. a bunny, this is played as a joke, but in the comics one of Snoopy's coworkers was literally tortured to death by bunnies. That's actually Canon, all these kids make some for their mom. I guess you're wondering where I got this beautiful wreath from.

It certainly crossed my mind that I made it to give to my mom tomorrow so she can feel what it's like to be Queen for a day, check out James Patterson's novel, moms love that, yeah, apparently Woodstock grew up in Narnia, apparently his mom left a note. that he went out to smoke cigarettes or died or something, I don't know, the lucky ants respond, lucky one, I guess how long he agreed behind that tree, so what happened to Peppermint Patty's mom? Have you ever thought that maybe your anger is really sadness, kisser, are you delusional? You are a true friend, dear mom, I am writing this letter to thank you for the notes you put in my school lunches, also to thank you for my school lunches, especially the bologna sandwiches, these are some, I hate cheesy peanuts, this brings to collation something I've realized that Apple TV specials aren't funny.

I think this is because of a weird decision we've made as a society to elevate peanut media, even when people talk about peanuts and documentaries they just say something like when I was a kid, I felt empowered. by the quiet dignity of Pig Pen, there is this dignity in Pig Pen. I think maybe that's something that attracted me. No one ever talks about how funny these comics were, not all of them, and Schultz admitted it when he said that sometimes you want to. to tell a story and sometimes you just want to send the mail, but when peanuts tell a story, it's a very good one, yes, despite everything, I think this one is not so bad.

I'd probably put it between level B or C, wait, Woodstock. In reality, her mother does not find the absolute F level. Now that Apple has created some of these, we can see some clear patterns starting to emerge, so I'd like to give you some tips. I know I said you should try writing original stories. but don't be afraid to embrace Schultz's tone, there's dark humor at the center of the peanuts. I mean, it's about the perpetual suffering of a little kid who isn't allowed to improve, succeed, or learn from his mistakes to watch all those things happen and then be expected to recognize some kind of continuity between the old peanut specials and Apple's just creates dissonance, but the reason this happens is because it's not really a story anymore, it's just a brand, we have all the iconic elements, but the people who write them.

He seems to have a completely different tone than Schultz, no matter how bad things seem, I can always trust my friends because now they have to protect the brand, they are just a group of people doing their daily jobs at the peanut factory and if that is so. everything you're going to do, I'd rather you take the line straight from the comics, you can even remake the shitty birthday to make it less, no one will stop you, you're worth more money than the entire nation of Poland, take a chance too someone in the comments in the last video they told me that Mimi is a ghost and that makes a disturbing sense, let's see what else the Peggy Jean Comics store adapts, cowards, I want to see Charlie Brown who has his beating heart ripped out right in front of him or adapt the story where snoopy goes on a secret mission puts on a fake mustache beats up a waitress and finds his coworker's gutted body really all i'm trying to say is apple let me write one of these please would i such a better job.

I think if I can get more subscribers than Snoopy's actual YouTube channel, I'll have some influence, since that's not an unattainable number. I am not going to lie. I actually like this animation better than Apple's, so yeah, here's my ranking. I hope you take it as seriously as I do, let me know in the comments why I'm wrong and Flash Beagle is really good. I think if I've learned anything from this it's that peanut specials aren't meant to be marathoned overseas.