A Charlie Brown Celebration (TV 1982)The Peanuts gang is involved in a variety of activities, including a baseball game and a school field trip. Director:Bill MelendezWriter:Charles M. Schulz (comic strip "Peanuts") |
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Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy.
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Casey Carlson | ... |
Polly /
Truffles
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Shannon Cohn | ... |
Marcie
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Christopher Donohoe | ... |
Schroeder
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Kristen Fullerton | ... |
Lucy van Pelt
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Brent Hauer | ... |
Peppermint Patty
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Michael Mandy | ... |
Charlie Brown
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Cindi Reilly | ... |
Sally Brown
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Rocky Reilly | ... |
Linus van Pelt
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Bill Melendez | ... |
Snoopy
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The Peanuts gang is involved in a variety of activities, including a baseball game and a school field trip.
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24 May 1982 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
La celebración de Charlie Brown See more »Company Credits
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Lee Mendelson Film Productions, Bill Melendez Productions, Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates See more »
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Linus van Pelt: "Helicopter"?
Truffles: "Sweet Baboo"?
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The Grownup who hands Peppermint Patty her baseball hat at the game who says: "Here's your cap, kid" is the producer, Lee Mendelson See more »Quotes
Sally Brown: [shouting back to Linus, who is trapped on the roof of the old barn] I'm leaving on the school bus, Linus, but don't worry! I'll send a helicopter to you! Be brave, my Sweet Baboo!Linus van Pelt: "Helicopter"?
Truffles: "Sweet Baboo"?
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This is probably my favorite of all the Charlie Brown specials. Okay, I haven't seen all of them, but it's my favorite of the ten or so I've seen. It's an hour of short, creative, hilarious skits. This format (more like the comics) allows the characters to do more "off the wall" type stuff because they aren't preoccupied with a long story or a holiday, as in some of the other specials. This is sad I'm reviewing cartoons, but I love this one! "It's woman against piano! Woman is winning!! Woman is winning!!"