Snoopy e Sua Turma

Fun and adorable if you Love Snoopy and Woodstock too! The artwork is same as the old school movies and the story lines are funny. Kids will love it and anyone whose a Peanuts fan will go into nostalgia overload. Nice to see a cartoon adults can enjoy with their little kids and grand-babies. ;D

Usually don't write reviews but this is so good. A classic that has a modern feel with wholesome gags and overall good vibe. Love it. Hope to see many many more

WildBrain has handled Peanuts the best out of all their acquired properties. They really know what works and what doesn't. The child actors (which are the same as "Snoopy in Space") are impeccable and bring life into their characters. The show includes all of the classic Peanuts tropes - the Red Baron, the little red haired girl, the kite eating tree, and more.

And the show's vignette, slice of life format allows for more stories than just Snoopy all the time. We can see more characters like Sally, Linus, Schroeder, etc, who didn't do much in Snoopy in Space.

The animation is really nice and does its best to emulate the classic specials, same goes for the jazz piano music. I recommend it.

Time to break out the classic Peanuts dance moves because today we are celebrating the new hit series, The Snoopy Show! The Snoopy Show has everything a classic Peanut's fan will enjoy. The show looks incredibly like the original comic series, as if the animators took an old comic strip and put it on your home television! In addition, the writers made an outstanding effort to make every character stay true to their original passions and personalities. Instead of making the characters go on the same repetitive adventures (like a lot of cartoons do), The Snoopy Show brings brand new adventures sure to make you want more and more.

The Snoopy Show follows everyone's favorite beagle, Snoopy (Terry McGurrin), with each episode including different stories surrounding him. Episode stories range from Snoopy writing his own autobiography to exploring the origin story between Snoopy and Woodstock. Just when you think there can't possibly be another amazing adventure, The Snoopy Show consistently delivers new and original stories that all ages can enjoy.

The primary component of this creative revival that made me smile is the animation and art. The art director, Joseph Holt, surpassed any expectations of the show living up to its classic art style by making it authentic and original. The Snoopy Show is also extremely well voice cast because of how each character's voice sounds like its predecessor. Out of all the Peanuts film content over the years, like The Peanuts Movie, The Snoopy Show really impresses me because of how writers can continue to find new angles to explore the characters and always put them in new entertaining scenarios.

The Snoopy Show is the perfect new show for kids. It has a lot of comedic content in an appropriate way, fun adventures, and lessons/morals for viewers to learn every episode. The show explores themes such as family, friendship, and gratefulness. One of the key morals taught in the show is to always be grateful for the people around you, and to never take people for granted; it also communicates the message that sometimes you just need someone you love to make you smile.

The Snoopy Show soars higher than Charlie Brown's kite with a miraculous, nostalgic art style and new adventures all ages can enjoy. Similar to how Peppermint Patty scores five out of five goals in hockey, I am giving The Snoopy Show 5 out of 5 stars. I recommend it for ages 4 to 18 plus adults, because who doesn't love Peanuts? Reviewed by Jude A., KIDS FIRST!

What a joy it is to see the classic Peanuts characters brought back to life with this high quality show!