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1990·Family·24m
7.1
A new girl comes to the neighbourhood school and Linus is smitten with her. Unfortunately, she develops the symptoms of leukemia and must go to the hospital for cancer treatment. Linus and Charlie Brown help her through the traumas of chemotherapy as best they can while Snoopy plays at being the world's greatest doctor.
Directed by Sam Jaimes
leukemia
cancer
school
hospital
chemotherapy

Cast

Brandon Stewart
Brandon Stewart
Linus Van Pelt
Olivia Burnette
Olivia Burnette
Janice Emmons
Jennifer Banko
Jennifer Banko
Lucy Van Pelt
Bill Melendez
Bill Melendez
Snoopy / Woodstock

Crew

Sam Jaimes
Sam Jaimes
Director
Charles M. Schulz
Charles M. Schulz
Writer
Bill Melendez
Bill Melendez
Producer
Lee Mendelson
Lee Mendelson
Executive Producer

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14 reviews
LM
LM
Why, Charlie Brown, Why?
"Thank you Linus." (lily aldrin.jpg).
"Thank you Linus." (lily aldrin.jpg).
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Jerssey Alas
Jerssey Alas
Why, Charlie Brown, Why?
I teared up a little
I teared up a little
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playlistz
playlistz
Why, Charlie Brown, Why?
nunca pense llorar con un corto d snoopy
nunca pense llorar con un corto d snoopy
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Sully Mutt
Sully Mutt
Why, Charlie Brown, Why?
Very sweet. The topic is handled with such grace it’s beautiful. Makes sense why the best joke is fired off right at the beginning. The moment when the title is said hits very hard.
Very sweet. The topic is handled with such grace it’s beautiful. Makes sense why the best joke is fired off right at the beginning. The moment when the title is said hits very hard.
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CharlieM
CharlieM
Why, Charlie Brown, Why?
Wow. This is quite something. One of the most emotionally mature depictions of the cancer experience I’ve seen and it’s bloody Peanuts. It’s incredibly heartfelt, beautifully told and just makes you smile ear to ear by the conclusion. Linus is such a real one and that scene of him scolding the bully at school is honestly amazing. That final moment on the swings is also close to perfection and made me smile so much. I just wish it was longer because with a tad more time they could have developed it even more but I think it’s just a special episode of the show. I implore everyone to watch this because it tackles a really hard topic whilst making it both digestible for parents and children simultaneously!!!
Wow. This is quite something. One of the most emotionally mature depictions of the cancer experience I’ve seen and it’s bloody Peanuts. It’s incredibly heartfelt, beautifully told and just makes you smile ear to ear by the conclusion. Linus is such a real one and that scene of him scolding the bully at school is honestly amazing. That final moment on the swings is also close to perfection and made me smile so much. I just wish it was longer because with a tad more time they could have developed it even more but I think it’s just a special episode of the show. I implore everyone to watch this because it tackles a really hard topic whilst making it both digestible for parents and children simultaneously!!!
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