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Watch *A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969)* — the first ever Peanuts feature-length film! Follow Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, and Lucy in this heartwarming animated musical as Charlie Brown enters a national spelling bee. Filled with humor, life lessons, and memorable music by Vince Guaraldi and Rod McKuen, this classic film is perfect for Peanuts fans of all ages.   ✅ Title: A Boy Named Charlie Brown   ✅ Release Year: 1969   ✅ Language: English   ✅ Genre: Animation, Family, Comedy, Musical   ✅ Director: Bill Melendez   ✅ Written by: Charles M. Schulz    💫 **Plot Summary:**   Charlie Brown struggles with self-doubt but surprises everyone by winning his school's spelling bee. As he travels to New York City for the national competition, he faces challenges, support from his friends, and the realities of winning and losing.   👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and share this classic Peanuts adventure!   📌 **Cast:**   Peter Robbins (Charlie Brown), Pamelyn Ferdin (Lucy), Glenn Gilger (Linus), Andy Pforsich (Pig-Pen), Bill Melendez (Snoopy)   #CharlieBrown #ABoyNamedCharlieBrown #PeanutsMovie #Snoopy #Linus #LucyVanPelt #1969Classic #AnimatedMovie #FamilyMovie #VinceGuaraldi #RodMcKuen #ClassicCartoon #PeanutsGang #SpellingBee #FeelGoodMovie #RetroAnimation #KidsMovie #ComicStrip #BillMelendez #CharlesSchulz#CharlieBrown #Peanuts #ABoyNamedCharlieBrown #ClassicCartoon #Snoopy #Linus #LucyVanPelt #FamilyMovie #PeanutsMovie #PeanutsGang #VinceGuaraldi #RodMcKuen #1969Movie #RetroAnimation #USA #Canada #UK #EnglishCartoon #ClassicAnimation #FeelGoodMovie

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00:22:49Here we see your failure to observe the world in upright position.

00:22:54Here we see your lack of coordination, Charlie Brown.

00:22:58And here we see your lack of style.

00:23:00Now, on to your physical fonts.

00:23:03These slides will show your tendency toward fatness.

00:23:07Look at that stomach.

00:23:09Even your nose is fat.

00:23:11And your legs.

00:23:13Why, I'll bet if the truth were known, even your toes are fat.

00:23:19Now we're really going to get down to business.

00:23:24The next batch of slides will show your biggest and most damaging faults.

00:23:30These could take about an hour to show.

00:23:40No! No!

00:23:42Ugh! Turn it off!

00:23:44I can't stand it any longer!

00:23:46I can't stand a watch!

00:23:48I can't stand it!

00:23:49I can't stand it!

00:23:50One moment there, Charlie Brown.

00:23:53Relax here a while, Charlie Brown.

00:23:57We'll solve this problem together.

00:23:59The way I see it, your problem is one of emotions.

00:24:03When you have emotional problems, it is usually because you have no outlets.

00:24:08You need emotional outlets.

00:24:11I need emotional outlets.

00:24:13What kind of emotional outlets would you suggest?

00:24:18This football is a perfect answer.

00:24:21There's no better emotional outlet than kicking a football.

00:24:25To sum it all up in one phrase, Charlie Brown, you could kick away your faults.

00:24:30Boy, you must think I'm stupid.

00:24:35You just want to hold that football and have me come running up to kick at it so you can pull it away and see me fall flat on my back!

00:24:45Here is up to you, Charlie Brown.

00:24:47Do you want to kick the habit or don't you?

00:24:53Perhaps you'd rather have another viewing session of all your faults on those slides?

00:24:58All right! All right! I'll try it! I'll try it! No more slides!

00:25:04You won't be disappointed, Charlie Brown.

00:25:07This time, I have a little extra surprise as a bonus.

00:25:19Why, oh why, do I let her do this to me?

00:25:22Why, why?

00:25:25Maybe she's right.

00:25:27After all, if you can't trust your own psychiatrist, who can you trust?

00:25:32This time, I'm really going to kick it. I'm going to kick the habit.

00:25:37This is the end of all my faults!

00:25:39Ugh!

00:25:43And now for the surprise.

00:25:45Would you like to see how that looked on instant replay?

00:25:49Hum-dee-dum, hum-dee-dum.

00:25:50Instant replay?

00:25:52Dee-doo, hum-hum-hum, dee-dum, hum-dee-dum.

00:25:56Here you are, Charlie Brown.

00:25:58Now I'm going to run through this at slow motion.

00:26:01I think we must carefully analyze your every move, your every expression.

00:26:06Hum-hum-hum-hum, dee-dum, hum-hum-dee-dum.

00:26:10See how erratic your movements are?

00:26:13Look at your face!

00:26:15Those bad personality traits we spoke about stand out clearly.

00:26:20Now, see the look of determination on your face?

00:26:25All sham, Charlie Brown.

00:26:28A failure face if I ever saw one.

00:26:31In turn, see how benign and composed my face is, Charlie Brown?

00:26:37And your clumsiness, Charlie Brown.

00:26:41Shall we run through it once more at normal speed?

00:26:45No.

00:26:46No, I don't think so.

00:26:48I've never gone through anything like that in my life.

00:27:01I never knew I could be so stupid.

00:27:05I never knew I had so many faults.

00:27:08I never felt so completely miserable.

00:27:13Wait until you get my bill.

00:27:17These psychiatric treatments are going to bankrupt me.

00:27:38Get up, Linus. It's time to go to school.

00:27:52Again?

00:27:53What do you mean, again?

00:27:55I went yesterday.

00:27:57Hmm. Mom's already made your lunch.

00:28:04Guess I might as well go to school.

00:28:06I can't waste a good lunch.

00:28:15Do you have to drag that stupid blanket to school every day?

00:28:20How would you feel if people came up to you and said,

00:28:24Your little brother drags a blanket with him wherever he goes?

00:28:31This blanket is a necessity.

00:28:34It keeps me from cracking up.

00:28:36It could be regarded as a spiritual tourniquet.

00:28:39Without this blanket, I'd be nothing.

00:28:43A ship without a rudder.

00:28:45No good grief.

00:28:47No good grief.

00:29:08Hey, Charlie Brown! Wait for me!

00:29:10Wait for me!

00:29:11You look like you've been taking shock treatments or something.

00:29:17What's more shocking than seeing your faults projected onto a screen?

00:29:22Life is difficult, isn't it, Charlie Brown?

00:29:29Yes, it is.

00:29:31But I've developed a new philosophy.

00:29:37I only dread one day at a time.

00:29:41I feel terrible.

00:29:48You can't continue carrying on like this, Charlie Brown.

00:29:53You're going to have to do something about it.

00:29:58You're going to have to win at something.

00:30:01Something that will restore your lost self-confidence.

00:30:05Hey, Charlie Brown!

00:30:07There's a spelling bee at school today.

00:30:10Why don't you volunteer?

00:30:13That's a good idea, Charlie Brown.

00:30:15If you win, it'll show everybody that you're not a born loser.

00:30:19Maybe you're right, Linus.

00:30:21Maybe I should volunteer.

00:30:23You go out for the spelling bee?

00:30:26Charlie Brown, you'll just make a fool of yourself.

00:30:30Besides that, you're bound to be a complete failure!

00:30:34You never do anything right

00:30:43You never put anything in its place

00:30:46No wonder everyone calls you

00:30:49Fail your face

00:30:53You're so impossibly dumb

00:30:56In history books, your name delirates

00:30:59Or else they're bound to call you

00:31:02Fail your face

00:31:07And in the race to be stupid

00:31:09You set a brand new kind of pace

00:31:12We'd like to christen you, Charlie

00:31:15Fail your face

00:31:23By golly, I'll show them

00:31:25I'll show them that I'm good at something

00:31:27By golly, I'll show them

00:31:32Maybe I will enter the spelling bee

00:31:35That's the sort of thing I need to gain confidence and self-esteem

00:31:39I think I'll raise my hand and volunteer

00:31:42It'll be good for me

00:31:44I think I'll just raise my hand and volunteer

00:31:48My hand won't go up

00:31:49My hand is smarter than I am

00:31:52Yes, ma'am

00:31:54What am I doing?

00:31:55Am I talking to myself?

00:31:57Yes, ma'am

00:31:58I was talking to myself about the spelling bee

00:32:01Yes, ma'am

00:32:04I'd like to be in the spelling bee

00:32:05Psst!

00:32:06You're crazy!

00:32:07Don't do it!

00:32:09You'll just make a fool out of yourself

00:32:12I will not!

00:32:14Excuse me, ma'am

00:32:16I was answering one of my many detractors

00:32:24Well, here I am in the first round of the spelling bee

00:32:27Nobody thinks I can win the class spelling bee

00:32:29But I'm gonna show them

00:32:31I not only know a lot of hard words

00:32:33But I know every spelling rule in the book

00:32:36The only one I have trouble remembering is

00:32:39I before E except after D

00:32:42Or is it E before I except after G?

00:32:46I've got to stay calm and not get rattled

00:32:51This is my big chance to prove to everyone that I can do something

00:32:55I don't care if I don't actually win

00:32:58All I want to do is get past the first few rounds and make a decent showing

00:33:01Let's see now

00:33:04How does that spelling rule go?

00:33:06Hmm...

00:33:08I guess I really don't have to worry

00:33:10All the words in the first round of the spelling bee are usually quite easy

00:33:14In a way, I'd almost like to start off with a hard one

00:33:17You know, to kind of shake up the other kids

00:33:20I feel strangely calm

00:33:25Uh-oh, here it comes

00:33:27It's my turn next

00:33:28Here's my first word of the spelling bee

00:33:32Failure?

00:33:34Yes ma'am, that's an easy one

00:33:36Boy, that's one word he should know well

00:33:39Failure

00:33:41F-A-I-L-U-R-E

00:33:43Failure

00:33:45I did it! I did it!

00:33:47Uh-oh, that kid has an easy one

00:33:50Neighbor

00:33:52N-E-I-B-O-R

00:33:54Neighbor

00:33:55Uh-oh, he's out! He missed it!

00:33:57Now it's...

00:33:59Ooh, this kid has a real easy one

00:34:02He'll never miss it

00:34:04Then I'll get a hard one and I'll be out

00:34:06Rats!

00:34:07Charities

00:34:08C-H-A-R-R-T-E-E-L-I-S

00:34:15Charities

00:34:17He missed it!

00:34:18Uh-oh, I guess now it's up to me

00:34:21It's Sydney or the bush

00:34:23Here it is!

00:34:25Yes ma'am? The word is insecure?

00:34:27Yes, that's a word I'm well acquainted with

00:34:30Can you imagine?

00:34:32Of course he knows that word

00:34:34It's his trademark

00:34:35Insecure

00:34:36I-N-S-E-C-U-R-E

00:34:39Insecure

00:34:52Boy, you really did it, Charlie Brown! You are great!

00:34:56You're our class champion!

00:34:58You didn't think I could do it, did you? But I did it!

00:35:08And tomorrow you'll represent our class in the all-school spelling bee

00:35:13I'm going home and really bear down

00:35:16I'm going to study the whole dictionary

00:35:18This is one rule I must remember

00:35:25I before E except after C

00:35:29Or when sounded like A as in neighbor and way

00:35:34Words ending in I-E

00:35:37Drop the E and change the I to Y before adding I-N-G

00:35:43I before E except after C

00:35:46Let's see

00:35:48I before E except after H

00:35:52No, I after E after C

00:35:56I before E after

00:35:59No, E before I after C

00:36:02When a word has a C for an ending

00:36:05Like frolic or colic or comic and mimic and picnic

00:36:10You always add a K before a pending

00:36:13Huh?

00:36:14You know sticking at E or I or Y

00:36:17Oh sure!

00:36:19For example, colic E, frolicer, picnicker, mimicker, and hickory dickory dockery

00:36:25On the other hand, if softness is maintained

00:36:29Page 43, then E must be retained after C

00:36:34You mean before the ending able, right?

00:36:36It keeps the spelling stable

00:36:39So that's why

00:36:40Of course, let's try

00:36:42Noticeable, serviceable, embraceable, replaceable, peaceable, enforceable, pronounceable, intraceable

00:36:50Slay, stein, fahrenheit

00:36:54Accepting, fiery, hierarchy, hieroglyphic

00:36:59E, I is also used in special words that merit careful study

00:37:04E before I after C

00:37:08Seizure, leisure, sea, sheep, pokey

00:37:12Weird, either, neither

00:37:14Codine, caffeine

00:37:16Siege, however, is spelled I-E

00:37:20Otherwise, use I-E

00:37:22In thief, belief, fee, niece

00:37:25Feel, grief, grief, cashier

00:37:27Achieve, yield

00:37:28Only one word in the language ends in S-E-D-E

00:37:34Supersede

00:37:36Three others end in C-E-E-E-D

00:37:38Exceed, proceed, succeed

00:37:41All others end in C-E-D-E

00:37:45Exceed, concede, intercede, precede, recede, succeed

00:37:50E before I after C

00:37:53When a word ends in C

00:37:55Like frolicking, connect, or mimic

00:37:58Insert a K before adding the suffers

00:38:01Beginning with F, I, or Y

00:38:07E-I is used immediately after the letter C

00:38:11The single exception is fin and sear

00:38:15E-I is used in words in which it has the sound of A

00:38:20Or the sound of I as in height

00:38:23Slay, stein, fahrenheit

00:38:25E-I is also used in special words

00:38:28Leisure, seizure, c-c-protein

00:38:32Weird, either, neither

00:38:35Codeine, caffeine

00:38:37Use I-E in thief, belief

00:38:40Fiend, feel, brief, grief

00:38:42Yield, achieve, cashier

00:38:44Accept, cap, proceed

00:38:46As in exceed, proceed

00:38:48Succeed, exceed, conceit

00:38:50Intercede, proceed, proceed, succeed

00:38:51I before E except after C

00:38:55I before E except after C

00:38:59Less C before C

00:39:01Dissolve

00:39:03D-I-S-O-L-V-E

00:39:07Dissolve

00:39:08That stupid Charlie Brown

00:39:11He's gonna get it this time

00:39:14He's up against some of the best spellers in the school

00:39:18Abrasive

00:39:20A-S-B-R-A-S-S-I-V

00:39:27Abrasive

00:39:28Blah, blah, blah

00:39:29Blah, blah, blah

00:39:31Blah, blah, blah

00:39:33Stomach?

00:39:34Oh, stomachache

00:39:35That's an easy one

00:39:36Stomachache

00:39:38S-T-O-M-A-C-H hyphen A-C-H-E

00:39:43Stomachache

00:39:44Blah, blah, blah

00:39:45Blah, blah, blah

00:39:47Blah, blah, blah

00:39:49Embarrassment

00:39:50E-M-B-A-R-A-S-S-M-M-E-N-T

00:39:56Embarrassment

00:39:58He missed it

00:40:01Boy

00:40:03Here's my turn

00:40:05The word is perceive

00:40:07Blah, blah, blah, blah

00:40:09Yes, I know the word

00:40:10I before E except after V

00:40:11Oh, boy

00:40:13That blockhead

00:40:14Will never get this one

00:40:23Uh...

00:40:29Perceive

00:40:31P-E-R-C-E-I-V-E

00:40:35Perceive

00:40:41He did it

00:40:42He did it

00:40:44He said

00:40:45Hooray

00:40:46He is a hero!

00:40:49Charlie Brown did it!

00:40:54Champion Charlie Brown

00:40:57That has a lovely ring

00:41:00Something to make a four-column headline

00:41:04Something the kids can sing

00:41:06Champion Charlie Brown is fire

00:41:10Setting the whole wide world on fire

00:41:13Why all the flags break out the confetti

00:41:16Cause all the bells to sound

00:41:18He's gotta be most definitely

00:41:21Champion Charlie Brown

00:41:24Champion Charlie Brown

00:41:27He's gotta be the best

00:41:30Talk of the heap when it comes to spelling

00:41:34Better than all the rest

00:41:36Champion Charlie Brown

00:41:39You did it!

00:41:40If you're a blockhead toy

00:41:42You did it!

00:41:43It must be something

00:41:44Not to be nothing

00:41:46When you've been on the ground

00:41:48Once a beginner

00:41:50Now he's a winner

00:41:52Champion Charlie Brown

00:41:54Champion Charlie Brown

00:41:57Champion Charlie Brown

00:42:00I hate to admit it

00:42:02But this could mean the start of something great for Charlie Brown

00:42:06He may have to get an agent

00:42:08Of course he'll need an agent

00:42:10Our glorious victory must be capitalized upon

00:42:15Let's see

00:42:16As agent, I shall get 10%

00:42:19Or is it 15% of Charlie Brown?

00:42:22Perhaps this calls for incorporation

00:42:25Lucy Van Pelt

00:42:27Inc.

00:42:28Hmm

00:42:29I guess you really have to start boning up on your spelling Charlie Brown

00:42:33Boning up?

00:42:35What for?

00:42:36I just won!

00:42:37Boy, I wouldn't go through that again for anything

00:42:40What?

00:42:41What?

00:42:42What?

00:42:43What?

00:42:44What?

00:42:45What?

00:42:46I guess I showed him

00:42:47I guess old Charlie Brown came through

00:42:49Phew

00:42:50What a relief that's over

00:42:52What?

00:42:53What do you mean over?

00:42:55It's over

00:42:57I won and I won't ever have to go through such an ordeal again

00:43:01Why, you blockhead!

00:43:05This is just the beginning!

00:43:07Of course, Charlie Brown

00:43:10This is only the beginning

00:43:12Sure, Charlie Brown

00:43:13This is only the beginning

00:43:24Charlie Brown

00:43:26This victory makes you a representative

00:43:28to the National Elimination Spelling Bee

00:43:31Second grade

00:43:33National Eliminations Spelling Bee?

00:43:37Ugh!

00:43:38Well, I can see that this blockhead needs help

00:43:42It isn't just the nationals

00:43:44There's personal appearances after that

00:43:47Testimonials

00:43:48Perhaps TV appearances

00:43:51A manager of my caliber is the answer, Charlie Brown

00:43:55In fact, I'm not sure if 15% is enough

00:44:01My valuable presents is easily worth 20%

00:44:06Good grief!

00:44:09The first thing we must correct is your posture

00:44:13Judges of a contest can be influenced by poor posture

00:44:18Your grooming is very important

00:44:25Let's spruce up these clothes, Charlie Brown

00:44:28You need a haircut, too

00:44:30I can see that we're going to have to work with you

00:44:33Patty, what do you think?

00:44:35Well, we should check his walk

00:44:38If he's going to stumble around like he usually does

00:44:41Walk, Charlie Brown

00:44:43Walk, Charlie Brown

00:44:44Not too bad

00:44:46A little coaching will help, though

00:44:49Too bad he doesn't have naturally curly hair

00:44:51Judges can't resist naturally curly hair

00:44:55You've got to learn how to smile, Charlie Brown

00:44:58Smile!

00:44:59Hmm...

00:45:00Hmm...

00:45:01You've got to smile like a sick pumpkin

00:45:06And furthermore, you have to be understood

00:45:13The judges must be able to understand you

00:45:17Your diction must be perfect

00:45:21The honor of your school, your neighborhood

00:45:25Rests on your shoulders

00:45:28Not to mention the economic future of your manager

00:45:34Linus, I don't know how I get into these messes

00:45:44If I hadn't volunteered in the first place

00:45:46I wouldn't have won

00:45:48And now I wouldn't have to be trying to memorize the dictionary

00:45:51There's a good chance that instead of being a hero

00:45:54I'll make a bigger fool of myself than ever

00:45:57Don't be discouraged, Charlie Brown

00:45:59You have nothing to lose

00:46:01You'll either be a hero

00:46:03Or a goat

00:46:04Hi, Big Brother

00:46:10Hi, Lioness

00:46:11Hi

00:46:13Hi, Sally

00:46:14Why don't you take me to a movie?

00:46:18How would I ever take you to a movie?

00:46:21Well, this happens all the time

00:46:23Boys call up girls and say, would you like to go to a movie?

00:46:27And then the girls say, why yes, I'll like it very much

00:46:32And then the boy goes over to the girls' house and knocks on the door

00:46:37And he says to her, I've come to take you to a movie

00:46:42Have you come to take me to a movie, Linus?

00:46:47Good grief, no

00:46:49Isn't he the cutest thing?

00:46:52Isn't he the cutest thing?

00:46:56This whole thing makes me feel like I'm being drafted

00:47:04Think of it this way, Charlie Brown

00:47:19You're going on a great adventure

00:47:21And you'll be representing all us little kids

00:47:24Our honor is riding on your shoulders

00:47:26Not to mention my future economic security, Charlie Brown

00:47:30As your agent, I expect nothing but success in our endeavors

00:47:35Go out there, Charlie Brown, and fight!

00:47:39Good grief

00:47:41Okay, Charlie Brown

00:47:43I guess you better get aboard

00:47:45The bus is about to go

00:47:47It's a dead one, Charlie Brown

00:47:49I want you to take this

00:47:51My blanket

00:47:53My life

00:47:54My awl

00:47:55It will bring you luck

00:47:57Gee, Linus

00:47:58That's very nice of you

00:48:00Here

00:48:01I don't think I

00:48:02Here

00:48:04Well, okay

00:48:06Thanks, Linus

00:48:08Here

00:48:09So long, Linus

00:48:10Here

00:48:11Return victorious, Charlie Brown

00:48:15I don't come back at all

00:48:17You can do it, Charlie Brown

00:48:20You can do it, Charlie Brown

00:48:23Return victorious, Charlie Brown

00:49:20Schroeder, do you think Charlie Brown will win?

00:49:27Do you think that Charlie Brown has a chance?

00:49:30Well, he's been practicing a lot.

00:49:32I think he has a good chance.

00:49:37A young man these days has to practice a lot, doesn't he?

00:49:41A young man these days has to work very hard to be able to sport a wife, doesn't he?

00:49:47Who said anything about a wife?

00:49:53Do piano players make a lot of money, Schroeder?

00:49:57Some do.

00:49:59If they practice very hard, I guess.

00:50:05Keep practicing, kiddo.

00:50:07Incidentally, who's this, George Washington?

00:50:12Keep practicing, Bob.

00:50:23Citus.

00:57:53Hello?

00:57:54Hello?

00:57:55Yes, hello.

00:57:56Oh, did I ring?

00:57:59Yes, I guess I rang.

00:58:01Rang, R-A-N-G, rang.

00:58:03What?

00:58:05What?

00:58:06Oh, yes, room service.

00:58:07I want room service.

00:58:11Could you send me a bowl of dry cereal and a glass of milk?

00:58:13Let's see.

00:58:15What was it?

00:58:16I before E after milk?

00:58:17Thump, you're at this...

00:58:18You're with me, thump?

00:58:25Thump, T-H-U-N-P, thump.

00:58:27Hey!

00:58:32Hey!

00:58:33Hey!

00:58:57My blanket, Charlie Brown!

00:58:59My blanket!

00:59:01I can't be without it!

00:59:04After I gave you my blanket,

00:59:07my life has been a nightmare!

00:59:10Phew!

00:59:16See?

00:59:17I keep passing out!

00:59:19I can't be without my blanket!

00:59:22I need my blanket, Charlie Brown!

00:59:27Gee, Linus.

00:59:28I don't know what's with your blanket.

00:59:31I've been so busy studying

00:59:33that I forgot all about your blanket.

00:59:35Forgot about my blanket?!

00:59:38Whoa!

00:59:40Whoa!

00:59:41Whoa!

00:59:42Whoa is me!

00:59:43Gee, I'm sorry, Linus.

00:59:45I really have been studying so hard.

00:59:47I must have misplaced it.

00:59:49Maybe I left it in the lobby.

00:59:51Hmm...

00:59:53Oh...

00:59:54No.

00:59:55I think I left it at the library.

00:59:57I really haven't got any place

00:59:59except for the library.

01:00:00That's it.

01:00:01I must have left it at the library.

01:00:03Library!

01:00:04I give him a good luck charm,

01:00:06my beautiful blanket,

01:00:08and he thinks it's at the library!

01:00:11Charlie Brown, I oughta kick ya!

01:00:14Linus!

01:00:15Linus!

01:00:16Linus!

01:00:17Speak to me!

01:00:18I'm sure the blanket is at the library.

01:00:20Take old Snoopy with you.

01:00:21He's a hunting dog.

01:00:22He'll...

01:00:23Good grief.

01:00:24Well, he'll be happy to help you find your blanket.

01:00:26I have to stay and study.

01:00:27Tomorrow's a spelling bee,

01:00:28and I just have to study.

01:00:29Look in the hotel lobby first,

01:00:31then go down two blocks right,

01:00:32then straight.

01:00:33You can't miss it.

01:00:34It's either at the library,

01:00:35or somewhere along the way.

01:00:37It is in here!

01:01:01It is in here!

01:01:02It is in here!

01:01:25It is in here!

01:01:29Ah, where is it?

01:01:32Where can it be?

01:01:35It is in here!

01:01:38It is in here!

01:01:40Ahhh, where is it?

01:01:42Where can it be!

01:01:44What's going to be?

01:05:17Where is it? I don't see it.

01:05:42It isn't here.

01:05:46It's gone.

01:05:49My poor blanket is gone.

01:05:52Woe is me.

01:05:54I'm sunk.

01:05:57That scoundrel Charlie Brown lost my blanket.

01:06:02All right, you stupid beagle snap to it.

01:06:14You've been no help at all in finding my blanket.

01:06:24Some hunting dog.

01:06:25The world is ending.

01:06:35It's that blockhead Charlie Brown's fault.

01:06:37If I hadn't felt sorry for him, this would never feel sorry for blockhead.

01:06:49Good morning, Linus and Snoopy.

01:07:00Snoopy.

01:07:01Snoopy.

01:07:02S-N-O-O-P-Y.

01:07:04Snoopy.

01:07:05Well, Charlie Brown, you really did it.

01:07:07We looked for that blanket.

01:07:09We looked for that blanket all over the city.

01:07:12And as for this hunting dog of yours, he's completely useless.

01:07:19Useless.

01:07:20Useless.

01:07:21U-S-E-L-E-S-S.

01:07:24Useless.

01:07:25Gee, I'm sorry, Linus.

01:07:27I don't know what to say.

01:07:29S-A-Y say.

01:07:31I've got to get ready for the contest.

01:07:34Contest.

01:07:36C-O-N-T-E-S-T.

01:07:39Contest.

01:07:40I'll never see my blanket again.

01:07:44Washing.

01:07:47W-A-S-H-I-N-G.

01:07:52Washington.

01:08:17Uggg!

01:09:17I before you and followed by she.

01:09:47Good luck, Jolly Brown.

01:09:52Hi, I'm a friend of one of the contestants.

01:10:08I'm a friend of one of the contestants.

01:10:30That block had better deliver.

01:10:37I'm sure Charlie Brown will perform commendably.

01:10:44It's gonna start.

01:10:46Here it is.

01:10:47It's sitting near the bush for Charlie Brown.

01:10:54When a word ends in C, a K is added before E, I, or Y.

01:11:01That blockhead, he's falling asleep.

01:11:08Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah.

01:11:15Super seed.

01:11:17S-U-P-E-R-S-E-D-E.

01:11:24Super seed.

01:11:26S-U-P-E-R-S-E-D-E.

01:11:40Super seed.

01:11:41Irritable.

01:11:43Irritable.

01:11:44I-R-R-I-T-I-B-L-E.

01:11:51Irritable.

01:11:52Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah.

01:11:58Recommend.

01:11:59R-E-C-O-M-M-E-N-D.

01:12:04Recommend.

01:12:06Invitation.

01:12:08I-N-V-I-T-A-T-I-O-N.

01:12:13Invitation.

01:12:15Unconfident.

01:12:20U-N-C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T.

01:12:25Unconfident.

01:12:26Of course.

01:12:28That's a word he's well acquainted with.

01:12:31Production.

01:12:32P-R-O-D-U-C-T-I-O-N.

01:12:39Production.

01:12:40Tyranny.

01:12:43T-Y-R-R-A-N-Y.

01:12:48Tyranny.

01:12:49Indispensable.

01:12:54Indispensable.

01:12:56I-N-D-I-S-P-E-N-S-I-B-L-E.

01:13:04Indispensable.

01:13:05Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah.

01:13:08Irrisistable.

01:13:09I-R-R-E-S-I-S-T-A-B-L-E.

01:13:18Irrisistable.

01:13:19Repetition.

01:13:22R-E-P-E-T-I-O.

01:13:30And, repetition.

01:13:32W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W, W-W-W-W-W.

01:13:36Development.

01:13:38D-E-V-E-L-O-P-M-E-N-T.

01:13:41P-M-E-N-T, development, ingenious, I-N-G-E-N-U-O-U-S, fussbudget, F-U-S-S-B-U-D-G-E-T, fussbudget.

01:14:08Hey, how'd he know that word?

01:14:11Irremediable, I-R-R-E-M-I-D-A-B-L-E, Irremediable.

01:14:24Hey, there's only two left, and one of them is Charlie Brown.

01:14:29Hooray! Yay! Hoo!

01:14:33Santa boy, Charlie Brown, you can do it!

01:14:36Whee! The stage! TV! Nothing will stop us!

01:14:41Disastrous. D-I-S-A-S-T-R-O-U-S, disastrous.

01:14:48Yay, Charlie Brown! Hang on there!

01:14:51Whoopee!

01:14:52Occurrence. O-C-C-U-R-R-E-N-C-E. Occurrence.

01:15:03It's Charlie Brown's turn.

01:15:06If he gets this one, and the other kid misses, why, he could be the winner.

01:15:13Come on, Charlie Brown, you can do it!

01:15:17Incompetent. I-N-C-O-M-P-E-T-E-N-T. Incompetent.

01:15:24Hooray! Charlie Brown is doing it! Hooray!

01:15:30I think he's gonna do it! Hooray!

01:15:33My future is assured!

01:15:35Do you think I'll do it, Trotter?

01:15:37I hope so. If the other kid misses this next one, Charlie Brown wins.

01:15:43Come on, Charlie Brown!

01:15:45You can do it, Charlie Brown!

01:15:48Hooray!

01:15:51Leisure. L-E-I-S-U-R-E. Leisure.

01:16:00The word is beagle?

01:16:02Oh, boy. That's an easy one.

01:16:04That's his dog. He'll get that one easy.

01:16:09Charlie Brown's at the threshold of being the champion speller!

01:16:13Beagle. Beagle.

01:16:17Beagle, yeah, yeah, yeah!

01:16:18B-E-A-G-E-L. Beagle.

01:16:23Og!

01:16:25Og!

01:16:26Og!

01:16:26Owning ten percent of Charlie Brown

01:16:36is like owning ten percent of nothing!

01:16:42Charlie Brown, you...

01:16:45you make me mad!

01:16:47G-E-L-E-L-E-A-G-E-L-E-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-C-E-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T-A-T

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01:17:47CastingWords

01:18:17I guess nobody realized that we were returning.

01:18:30Come on, Charlie Brown. Let's go home.

01:18:33So long, Charlie Brown. See you tomorrow.

01:18:55Come on, Charlie Brown.

01:19:24Come on, Charlie Brown.

01:19:54Come on, Charlie Brown.

01:20:24Oh, hi, Linus. Did you come to take me to a movie?

01:20:42There's one downtown for mature audiences only.

01:20:47Good grief, no. I came to see Charlie Brown. Is he here?

01:20:52Yes, he's in his room. He's been in bed all day and has the shirts pulled down.

01:21:01Well, if you decide you want to take me to a movie, you'll have my phone number.

01:21:11Who is it?

01:21:21I don't care.

01:21:22It's dark in here.

01:21:31Do you mind if I pull the shades up?

01:21:33I don't care.

01:21:34You weren't in school today, Charlie Brown.

01:21:44I'm never going to school again as long as I live.

01:21:46We had a ball game after school.

01:21:47We had a ball game after school.

01:21:48We had a ball game after school.

01:21:49I don't care. I'm never going to play ball either. I'm never going to do anything again.

01:21:55It's the first game we won all season.

01:21:57Oh, brother.

01:21:59Well, I can understand how you feel. You worked hard studying for the spelling bee. And I suppose

01:22:07you feel you let everyone down. And you made a fool out of yourself and everything.

01:22:17But did you notice something, Charlie Brown?

01:22:19What's that?

01:22:21The world didn't come to an end.

01:22:29I've been around...

01:22:36You know what you mean.

01:22:38I saw a little bird.

01:22:41You know what we were talking about?

01:22:45You know what I mean.

01:22:47You know what you mean.

01:22:48I knew what you mean.

01:22:50You know what you mean.

01:22:51I knew what you mean.

01:22:53You don't even know what you mean.

01:22:55He's just kidding me.

01:24:27Can make you stop a while

01:24:32Get you feeling glad you're you

01:24:37He's only a boy named Charlie

01:24:46Welcome home, Charlie Brown

01:24:49Boy named Charlie Brown

01:24:54He's just a kid next door

01:25:00Perhaps a little more

01:25:03He's every kid in every town

01:25:10The world is full of lots of people

01:25:18Here and there and all around

01:25:26But people after all

01:25:32Start out as being small

01:25:36And we're all

01:25:39A boy named Charlie Brown

01:25:46The world is full of lots of people

01:25:52And we're all alone

01:25:54And we're all alone

01:25:56And we're all alone

01:25:58And we're all alone

01:26:00You

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