/r/peanuts
Peanuts, featuring good ol' Charlie Brown, is one of the most venerated comics of our generation, and possibly all time. Join us in this subreddit for discussion, postings, and everything from security blankets to baseball blowouts.
A community celebrating Charles Schulz's brainchild: Charlie Brown, also known as Peanuts.
Discuss Peanuts! All links and discussions should be about the Peanuts comic strip, animation, music, theater, merchandise or; derivative works such as fan art, crafts, installations, or; sightings of Peanuts references in other media or real life.
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Peanuts is a comic strip written by Charles M. Schulz that originally appeared in newspapers from 1950 until 2000. It focuses entirely on the social life of a group of children, with Charlie Brown in its center. The strip is driven by the complex tangle of relationships that evolve throughout, particularly loneliness, insecurity, and unrequited love. It is one of the most literate newspaper comics, covering philosophical, psychological, and sociological themes.
With 17,897 strips published in all, there is an endless amount of material worth discussing and celebrating.
The strip also had numerous animated adaptations, most notably the holiday television specials A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965) and It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown (1966), but also movies such as A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969) and The Peanuts Movie (2015).
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It seems despite apples best efforts the first to peanuts These features (a boy named charlie brown and snoopy come home) are set to air on tuesday december 10th at 1:00 am est and 3:00 am est respectively so if you have time,means and Inclination be sure to tune in
There's one where Linus and someone (let's assume Lucy, but not sure) are under a big umbrella in a heavy rain. Lucy asks Linus whether it's still raining, and he stretches out his arm, as if to feel the droplets. And then he answers 'don't know, my arm is too short', LOL
Does anyone have that strip, or know where I can find it? Almost sure it's a 4-frame strip.
I did infact grow up with this one
I was hoping you fine folks would be able to tell me which Peanuts special or episode a single ending scene came from. It’s the only scene I remember, but I’m not exaggerating when I say it has stayed with me for at least 25 years.
Right before the ending credits, the gang are walking along and Charlie Brown breaks the fourth wall by telling Linus and Lucy about the song “Linus and Lucy,” which then plays as the credits start to roll. I seem to recall Linus and Lucy, the characters, had a surprised reaction when they learned the name of the song.
If this helps at all, I first (and only) saw this in the mid to late 90s on VHS, so it couldn’t have been from after that time.
Especially in ‘Happiness’. I’ll show you:
https://reddit.com/link/1h30wgi/video/rnbxz7q5vx3e1/player
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Hello SNOOPIANS I made a post a few weeks back of a OLD SNOOPY plush that I had from the 50's and yes I seen everyone's assumption and opinions on the years they were made and anything else you can think of. So I couldn't find it nowhere else on the internet so I reached out to the peanuts museum by email and they verified the manufacture and that the tag was correct and from the right companies (determined productions) (United Feature syndicate) but surprisingly they never seen one like this either and indicated that it could possibly be a prototype. I was thinking about maybe reaching our to the wife or kids/grandchildren of Charles shultz but not to sure what to really do. Any advice?? Also I would sell to the right person... Thanks.
I watch the holiday specials every year, for every holiday, and I watch all the movies in general as well as The Snoopy Show, and Camp Snoopy, but every time I see Woodstock eating turkey it makes me wonder about it. I'll have to pay closer attention to the movies and tv show stuff to see if he also eats chicken, lol.
This Christmas, I want to make my girlfriend a Peanuts T-Shirt that features us two as Peanuts characters! Unfortunately, even though it seemed pretty easy to draw, I really suck at it.
I was wondering if anyone had a base drawing of just the body of a Peanuts character, that I could add features to?