Feliz Ano Novo, Charlie Brown

This has one of my all-time favorite lines. Sally wonders to Charlie Brown, when will her Sweet Babboo invite her to the party? Linus responds from outside, "I AM NOT YOUR SWEET BABBOO! AND I WOULDN'T INVITE YOU TO A GARAGE SALE!"

I think this also marks the only appearance ever of the Little Red Haired Girl, whom we not only see, but also find out that her name is Heather.

Poor Charlie Brown... trying to learn to dance, read War and Peace, make an appearance at at New Year's Party, and still deal with his crazy dog!

Due to an unfinished homework assignment over holiday break, Chuck Brown is left to read War & Peace while everyone else parties. The two songs in this special, about dancing (Slow, Slow, Quick Quick) and musical chairs are entertaining. Altogether, worth the watch if you are a Peanuts fan.

This is a good show and I don't understand why it hasn't been put on DVD like the other Holiday Charlie Brown Shows.

Poor Charlie Brown the worst he can think of always seems to happen to him, like when he gets his hand caught trying to deliver an invitation to the red hair girl.

Then when she does show up for the party he's not there to bring in the New Year.

It's funny how much time Peppermint Patty spends trying to get Chuck to notice her.

Great Show!

Although not the best animation of Charlie Brown and Snoppy, it is a short short film. This short, had a great animation, had actors and had a story, the only part I did not like, was the fact that the story does not have a very good development, making the story a bit annoying. Even so, I highly recommend it.

First off, I remember first watching this Charlie Brown special on Disney Channel before 1995 began. Also, Charlie Brown is to read Tolstoy's novel, "War and Peace," during Christmas vacation. This is not really grade school material. It is more for college students. If I was assigned to read a lengthy novel during vacation taking a college course, I'd pick a Jules Verne novel like "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" or "Around the World in 80 Days." I also remember when this special ran on Nickelodeon at one time or another.

My favorite part of this Peanuts special is the musical chairs game. I always like to watch this special to ring in the new year, but I don't thinkI'd want to read "War and Peace." It's too lengthy for me to read.