Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuSnoopy has a nightmare of being an arctic sled dog.Snoopy has a nightmare of being an arctic sled dog.Snoopy has a nightmare of being an arctic sled dog.
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- Drehbuch
- Hauptbesetzung
Liam Martin
- Charlie Brown
- (Synchronisation)
Bill Melendez
- Snoopy
- (Synchronisation)
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Charlie Brown tries to have Snoopy drag him on his sleigh, only for Snoopy to end up having Charlie Brown drag him. But Charlie Brown has a long-term annoyance over how Snoopy is "overly civilized, not enough dogified", and Snoopy simply responds by making and eating five pizzas, which leads him to indigestion and the title nightmare, where he is a part of a dog team pulling a sled in the Arctic, abused by both the other sled dogs and the man (never clearly seen) who runs the team.
I note that in Peanuts' later decades, Snoopy would end up sleeping in bed with Charlie Brown at night instead of atop his doghouse as in the past.
I note that in Peanuts' later decades, Snoopy would end up sleeping in bed with Charlie Brown at night instead of atop his doghouse as in the past.
A warning from the top: don't come to this Peanuts special looking for humor and a lot of laughs. This really doesn't have many, but that doesn't mean it's not worthwhile. It's more serious in tone, perhaps the most drama-like Peanuts episode to this point in time (1978).
The plot is simple: It's February, snow is on the ground, and Charlie Brown tries to get Snoopy to drag his sleigh, like an Arctic sled dog might; Snoopy is having none of it, and in fact it's Charlie who winds up pulling the sleigh. After this, Snoopy settles down to sleep and has a nightmare (thus the title of the special). His dream, which makes up the bulk of the episode, is that he is now somewhere in the Yukon and has been forcibly added to an unseen man's team of sled dogs.
Being a beagle, Snoopy struggles to adjust to this new kind of life, and it only gets worse because the other dogs not only don't accept him, but are outwardly hostile towards him. Yet he must somehow persevere under the harsh weather conditions, the relentless crack of the whip, and undernourishment. It really is the stuff of nightmares for a domesticated beagle!
There is one funny scene in the middle of the dream that has Snoopy in a saloon. But after that it's back to the sled team before things come to a final climax that wakes him from the nightmare. It's definitely a departure from the usual Peanuts fare, but again, that doesn't make it bad. If you can adjust your expectations you just might enjoy it for what it is.
7/10. A different kind of Peanut. But not bad at all. Would I watch again (Y/N)?: Yes.
The plot is simple: It's February, snow is on the ground, and Charlie Brown tries to get Snoopy to drag his sleigh, like an Arctic sled dog might; Snoopy is having none of it, and in fact it's Charlie who winds up pulling the sleigh. After this, Snoopy settles down to sleep and has a nightmare (thus the title of the special). His dream, which makes up the bulk of the episode, is that he is now somewhere in the Yukon and has been forcibly added to an unseen man's team of sled dogs.
Being a beagle, Snoopy struggles to adjust to this new kind of life, and it only gets worse because the other dogs not only don't accept him, but are outwardly hostile towards him. Yet he must somehow persevere under the harsh weather conditions, the relentless crack of the whip, and undernourishment. It really is the stuff of nightmares for a domesticated beagle!
There is one funny scene in the middle of the dream that has Snoopy in a saloon. But after that it's back to the sled team before things come to a final climax that wakes him from the nightmare. It's definitely a departure from the usual Peanuts fare, but again, that doesn't make it bad. If you can adjust your expectations you just might enjoy it for what it is.
7/10. A different kind of Peanut. But not bad at all. Would I watch again (Y/N)?: Yes.
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- WissenswertesWith just Charlie Brown and Snoopy, this Peanuts special has the lowest number of major characters, as well as the lowest number of spoken lines.
- PatzerSnoopy makes only two pizzas, but when he returns to the oven there are four visible. When he stacks them, there are five, then when he brings them to the table, there are six, but when Charlie Brown decides something is wrong with him, there are five again.
- Zitate
Charlie Brown: [to Snoopy, who tries desperately to pull the sled] What in the world is the matter with you? Dogs in the Arctic don't behave like you do. In the Arctic, dogs are workers. They don't lead prima donna lives. They've got a chain from their collar that extends about eight feet. And unlike you, they're tied to a post or tree unless they're going to pull a sled. I guess I'll have to show you. Here, give me the harness.
[grabs the harness and puts it on]
Charlie Brown: This is what you're supposed to do. You get into the sled, and I'll show you.
- VerbindungenEdited into Blue Peanuts (1987)
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