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Also, Marcie repeatedly messes up painting eggs with Peppermint Patty because she is apparently too dumb to know how to boil an egg (she tries using the toaster at one point). In it, Linus rehashes the plot of ItвЂ™s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown by waiting for the Easter Beagle to distribute painted eggs. This Easter-themed episode is easily the lamest of the Peanuts holiday-themed specials. ItвЂ™s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown (1974) The special ends with Rerun alienating Snoopy, then being run ragged by Charlie BrownвЂ™s dog, which leads him to conclude that maybe he doesnвЂ™t want a dog so much. This one is muddled, and not very festive since much of it concerns RerunвЂ™s vain attempt to adopt a dog, any dog, even Spike, SnoopyвЂ™s weirdo cousin. I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown (2003) This one is only slightly better than SnoopyвЂ™s Getting Married because itвЂ™s shorter and has more disarming anthropomorphized dog high jinks than you can shake a milk bone at.ДЈ9. Remember what I said about too much of a good thing? Well, itвЂ™s true of this Snoopy-specific episode, which follows Charlie BrownвЂ™s dog during an impromptu canine family reunion. As weird as this one is, itвЂ™s not exactly a must-see. Unfortunately, the whole special follows Spike, SnoopyвЂ™s oddball cousin, and has nothing to do with Charlie Brown. This bizarre 50-minute-long special combines live-action and animated segments, and features several autobiographical elements from SchulzвЂ™s own childhood. ItвЂ™s the Girl in the Red Truck, Charlie Brown (1988) I donвЂ™t care how much you love Charlie BrownвЂ™s dog: This is proof that you can have way too much of a good thing.Д¤1. There are no life lessons, and no novel gags to sink your teeth into here, just a lot of mugging from Snoopy. SnoopyвЂ™s Getting Married, Charlie Brown (1985)ДЄnother aimless Snoopy-centric special, this time about SnoopyвЂ™s short-lived love affair with Genevieve the poodle (boy, does this dog ever have a type вЂ¦). ThereвЂ™s a reason this one went straight to direct-to-video: ItвЂ™s pretty boring.Д¤2.

into Bible stories but fails to actually do anything funny beyond that. This straightforward adaptation of the Pied Piper fairy tale is kind of useless, like one of those dreary Simpsons episodes that inserts Homer and Co. ItвЂ™s the Pied Piper, Charlie Brown (2000) Move along there is actually nothing to see here.Д¤3. Good Sport is arguably the episode where the Peanuts specials jumped the shark, except instead of having Fonzie surf over a carnivorous fish, they have Charlie Brown participate in a motocross race. YouвЂ™re a Good Sport, Charlie Brown (1975) The rest of Snoopy: The Musical makes the songвЂ™s cloying choruses - like вЂњSit down, roll over, lie down, play dead,вЂќ and вЂњDonвЂ™t be a cloud when you can be the skyвЂќ - seem not so terrible in comparison. The music and lyrics for the show are abysmal, thanks in no small part to SnoopyвЂ™s inane inner monologue, while Cam ClarkeвЂ™s nasal voice makes Snoopy sound like Jason Alexander and Matthew BroderickвЂ™s obnoxious love-child. This little-seen, hour-long special was a vain attempt at adapting the theatrical musical of the same name to an hour-long cartoon format. Related StoriesДЄn Ode to the Great PumpkinвЂ™s Harsh Realities Few of them possess the early specialsвЂ™ zeal for childlike play, but that doesnвЂ™t mean theyвЂ™re not worth watching (or rewatching) this holiday season. But even some of the more recent shorts, like Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown, are fun, and all of them are available online (even the ones that have only been released on VHS, like Snoopy: The Musical). Many of the short, frequently seasonal programs follow formulas established in the early specials, several of which were directed by Bill Melendez and scored by the inimitable Vince Guaraldi. ThereвЂ™s a fundamental irony to the family of Peanuts specials: While several of the Charles SchulzвЂ“scripted and post-Schulz-era installments complain about the evils of consumerism, there have been (to date) 45 Peanuts specials produced since the first - and, spoiler alert, best - one, A Charlie Brown Christmas, premiered in 1965. Photo: ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty Images Snoopy serving up that exquisite Thanksgiving popcorn.