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The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show

  • 1983-1985
  • 2 seasons
  • CBS
  • Animation, Comedy, Family, Sports
  • TV-Y

Formerly confined to the comics section of the newspaper and occasional TV specials, the Peanuts gang now stars in its own weekly cartoon. The episodes mainly follow the goings-on in the printed comics, with Charlie Brown still not getting any respect, Lucy still being a crab, and Snoopy still living in his strange fantasy world.

Season 2 Episode Guide

5 Episodes 1985

Episode 1

Snoopy and the Giant

Sat, Sep 14, 1985 26 mins

Snoopy breaks his foot and must wear a cast, which proves complicated when he has to play for Peppermint Patty's baseball team. Meanwhile, Woodstock grows a beanstalk to the sky, where he and Snoopy meet a cookie-hoarding giant. Finally, the youngest of the Van Pelts has to deal with various problems.

Episode 2

Snoopy's Brother Spike

Sat, Sep 21, 1985 26 mins

Peppermint Patty asks Charlie Brown for help with her team. Linus waits up for the Great Pumpkin while Charlie Brown and Peppermint Patty go bowling. Snoopy's older brother Spike vists.

Episode 3

Snoopy's Robot

Sat, Sep 28, 1985

Snoopy drives the gang to a computer camp. Once they explore the world of computers and Snoopy plays with a robot. Linus starts a clinic for kids that have security blankets. Snoopy goes to visit Spike in the desert taking Linus' blanket with him. Charlie Brown and Peppermint Patty go on a date. Later Marcie and Peppermint Patty both develop a crush on Charlie Brown.

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Episode 4

Peppermint Patty's School Days

Sat, Oct 5, 1985 26 mins

Peppermint Patty's struggles in school are chronicled. Snoopy's develops a cool trick after his antics begin to wear on the kids' nerves. Schroeder doesn't know how to get to piano camp. The gang flys him there on Snoopy's doghouse.

Episode 5

Sally's Sweet Babboo

Sat, Oct 12, 1985 27 mins

Charlie Brown reflects on his most memorable Christmas while Sally and Lucy prepare for Valentine's Day and Peppermint Patty writes an award-winning essay on Snoopy.

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