The Peanuts Classics

A 999-game losing streak has Charlie Brown’s baseball team wanting to quit—until he makes an exciting announcement. But there’s a catch.

Peppermint Patty trains for a figure skating competition with help from Snoopy. Marcie sews Peppermint Patty’s dress for the big day.

Charlie Brown would give anything to have a normal dog as Snoopy dances the night away and becomes incredibly popular for his smooth moves.

Charlie Brown decides to cheer up Snoopy by hosting a family reunion where life began for the beagles: Daisy Hill Farm.

Linus runs for student body president. Victory seems almost certain, until he makes a speech about the Great Pumpkin.

To celebrate Arbor Day, Charlie Brown’s baseball team turns the field into a lush garden, throwing Peppermint Patty off her game.

Rerun loses a game of marbles against a cheater, so Charlie Brown makes it his mission to teach this “marble bully” a lesson.

Charlie Brown sends Snoopy to Daisy Hill Farm for an obedience refresher course, but Snoopy hides out at Peppermint Patty’s house instead.

At camp, the boys keep losing all the games to the girls, but Snoopy as The Masked Marvel might be the key to turning things around.

Charlie Brown gets to escort the homecoming queen to the dance and, much to his surprise, it’s the Little Red-Haired Girl.

Charlie Brown needs to get an A on his art museum report, but the museum looks suspiciously like a supermarket.

When Linus’ new friend Janice is diagnosed with leukemia, he shows great care and support throughout her treatment.

On the last two days of school, Charlie Brown tries a variety of ways to meet his crush: the Little Red-Haired Girl.

After Charlie Brown’s vacation plans fall through, he signs up for the school’s sports competition and discovers the only event left is the decathlon.

Lucy gets Schroeder a gig playing piano in the PTA program, but will a rock ’n’ roll crowd appreciate the melodies of Beethoven?

Peppermint Patty and Charlie Brown compete in a motocross race where crashes, mud traps, and the Masked Marvel try to take them down.

Snoopy falls for a circus poodle named Fifi and joins her act as Hugo the Great, a high-wire wonder.

Charlie Brown’s rash looks like a baseball. Marcie and Peppermint Patty become golf caddies. Snoopy’s nap is interrupted by Woodstock.

Snoopy announces he’s tying the knot with a poodle he meets at Peppermint Patty’s house—and Spike is the “best beagle.”

Winter’s over and Charlie Brown’s team returns to the field—but their game hasn’t improved at all. Could new uniforms be the answer?

After losing to Peppermint Patty’s team, Charlie Brown hopes Marcie will be a better fit than the bossy Van Pelt sister.

Linus’ grandma plans to rid him of his security blanket. The gang tries to help Linus cope without his fuzzy crutch.

Linus and Lucy announce they’re moving after their dad is transferred to a new job. Peppermint Patty tries to cheer up Charlie Brown.

When Woodstock’s nest disappears, Snoopy goes into detective mode to find it. Meanwhile, Sally worries about her science exhibit for school.

Snoopy puts on a magic show where most of the tricks go wrong—except making Charlie Brown invisible.