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Someday You'll Find Her, Charlie Brown (TV 1981)Charlie Brown and Linus go in search of a girl seen in the audience of a sport event. Director:Phil Roman |
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Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys.
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Grant Wehr | ... |
Charlie Brown
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Jennifer Gaffin | ... |
Little Girl (Mary Jo)
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Rocky Reilly | ... |
Linus van Pelt
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Melissa Strawmyer | ... |
Teenager
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Loretta
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After Charlie Brown spots a girl briefly shown in a sports event broadcasting, he is smitten enough to go in search of her with the help of Linus. Unfortunately in his search, he has his usual amount of luck. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@execulink.com>
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EnglishRelease Date:
30 October 1981 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Algum Dia Você Irá Encontrá-la, 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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[Turns the pages, reads again]
Charlie Brown: Does the imagination dwell the most upon a woman won, or a woman lost?
[Closes the book]
Charlie Brown: I can't stand it.
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With only four (Charlie Brown, Linus, Snoopy, and Woodstock), this Peanuts special features the second least number of major characters. (What a Nightmare, Charlie Brown has the least, with two.) See more »Quotes
Charlie Brown: [Reading from a book] Tis better to have loved and lost then never to have loved at all.[Turns the pages, reads again]
Charlie Brown: Does the imagination dwell the most upon a woman won, or a woman lost?
[Closes the book]
Charlie Brown: I can't stand it.
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Charlie Brown enlists Linus' assistance to help him find a pretty little girl he spotted in the crowd in a televised football game. The key problem with this particular Peanuts romp is that it unfortunately lacks the sweet warmth and sharp wit of your standard Peanuts outing. Instead some of the humor comes across as rather mean-spirited (one particular gag involving a homely buck-toothed girl seems downright cruel). Moreover, Charlie's obsession and infatuation with the girl is more creepy and unnerving than funny and appealing. Linus stealing said girl away from Charlie at the end also leaves a really foul aftertaste in one's mouth. Fortunately, the always entertaining comic antics of Snoopy and Woodstock prevent this show from being a total wash-out, with Snoopy facing up to a nasty and fearsome bobcat rating as the definite gut-busting highlight. Moreover, Charlie's chronic shyness makes him fairly likable and one can certainly identify with his awkwardness when it comes to dealing with the ladies. The jaunty score by Ed Bogas and Judy Munsen keeps things bouncing along, the whole program moves at a quick pace, and the lightweight tone ensures that this TV special overall sizes up as a decent enough diversion. Okay, but could have been a lot better.