Your Favorite Charlie Brown Holiday Special?

[Family Ties Forever!]

Which is your favorite Charlie Brown Holiday Special?

Be My Valentine Charlie Brown
It's The Easter Beagle Charlie Brown
It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
A Charlie Brown Christmas
I Want A Dog For Christmas Charlie Brown

They are all cute.

[catlover79]

Charlie Brown Christmas - hands down!!

[Schmoopie]

My favorite is the Easter Beagle. It has such beautiful music! Second would be the Thanksgiving one.

OMG, the other night I was watching "I Want a Dog for Christmas" and at one point I laughed so hard I had tears streaming down my face! Rerun was building something with blocks and Lucy comes over and says "What would you do if I knocked that over?" Rerun says "Probably nothing at the moment but after you're married and you and your husband want me to co-sign on a loan, I'll refuse!" I probably have the words wrong, but I was :rotflmao: :lol: :rotflmao: :lol: :rofl: :brent when I heard that!

FamilyTiesForever, that picture of Hugh Grant is gorgeous! :eyes:

[Pitooey]

Charlie Brown Christmas - hands down!!

Same here..........

[steevo]

Charlie Brown Christmas, hands down. It's a classic.

I also like A Charlie Brown Thanskgiving.

[comedyfreak]

A Charlie Brown Christmas

[Tubehead]

my favorite is It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown i like chrile browns christmas. i like Be My Valentine Charlie Brown.

[sunshinefizzy]

Growing up, I loved all of the holiday ones except the Christmas ones. I say that because my brother would bawl from the very beginning. The singing made him sad. He tolerates better now but I can't listen to the singing without thinking of how he used to cry through the whole thing.

[tv star collector]

"A Charlie Brown Christmas" (which debuted on Dec. 9, 1965), the very first
Peanuts TV show, is certainly a classic ... and almost never got on the
air. When it was previewed by the CBS brass, they were apprehensive. They
were bothered by several things: the show's leisurely pace (compared to
standard Saturday morning cartoons and prime-time series like The Flintstones), the religious message, and the amateur voices (supplied by
real children). But they took a chance on it anyway, and it was an immediate
critical and popular success, receiving a whopping 45 share (meaning half the
TV sets were tuned in) and went on to win both a Peabody Award and an
Emmy Award. Even good ol' Charlie Brown is a winner sometimes!

[browneyes106]

Charlie Brown Christmas

[Family Ties Forever!]

FamilyTiesForever, that picture of Hugh Grant is gorgeous! :eyes:

Thanks. Yes, he's very good looking. :D He will turn 50 this year. He looks very good for hi age. :)

[Schmoopie]

Thanks. Yes, he's very good looking. :D He will turn 50 this year. He looks very good for hi age. :)

Wow, 50? I don't know why that sounds so old, considering I'm 42!! :crazy: