It Was My Best Birthday Ever, Charlie Brown!
1997·Comedy·25m
7.0
★
Linus is planning a birthday party. While trying out his new in-line skates in the neighborhood park, he meets a nice little girl with a beautiful singing voice. Linus invites his new friend to the party. The party should be wonderful, but Linus will only be satisfied if the little girl attends. He is completely smitten!
Directed by Bill Melendez
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Cast
Anthony Burch
Linus van Pelt (voice)
Danielle Keaton
Sally Brown (voice)
Bill Melendez
Snoopy / Woodstock (voice)
Crew
Bill Melendez
Director
Charles M. Schulz
Writer
Bill Melendez
Producer
Lee Mendelson
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
9 reviews
paula
4.0★ · 04/29/26
happy birth to me
happy birth to me
Dorian
6.0★ · 11/08/25
they kinda all got that shit on icl
they kinda all got that shit on icl
Beatrix
meant to watch this on my birthday, but i completely forgot :'(
meant to watch this on my birthday, but i completely forgot :'(
Andrew Warren
2.0★ · 11/18/24
Happy 19th Birthday to Me!
I honestly didn’t know a Charlie Brown episode could be this bad, and now I understand why I had to watch a DVD rip on YouTube instead of a restored version on Apple TV. This episode is so 90’s coded, it can be a little too much. I kid you not, half of the episode is Linus acrobatically roller skating with the funkiest, upbeat, 90s song you’ve ever heard in your life, I thought I was watching an episode of Scarred. A lot of the dialogue is unbearable and instead of a bizarre Snoopy and Woodstock subplot, it’s just Snoopy wreaking havoc in a supermarket. The only thing that saves this from being a 1/2 star is that you feel really bad for Sally, which if you can make me emotionally invested in a character, it can’t be that terrible. But I do think what would’ve made this better is if Mimi didn’t show up, Peanuts is all about learning life lessons. If Mimi doesn’t show up, Linus has to accept the love of those around him (maybe even Sally). Overall, I think I need to watch something else so this isn’t the only thing I watch on my birthday, because if so, this will not be my Best Birthday Ever.
I honestly didn’t know a Charlie Brown episode could be this bad, and now I understand why I had to watch a DVD rip on YouTube instead of a restored version on Apple TV. This episode is so 90’s coded, it can be a little too much. I kid you not, half of the episode is Linus acrobatically roller skating with the funkiest, upbeat, 90s song you’ve ever heard in your life, I thought I was watching an episode of Scarred. A lot of the dialogue is unbearable and instead of a bizarre Snoopy and Woodstock subplot, it’s just Snoopy wreaking havoc in a supermarket. The only thing that saves this from being a 1/2 star is that you feel really bad for Sally, which if you can make me emotionally invested in a character, it can’t be that terrible. But I do think what would’ve made this better is if Mimi didn’t show up, Peanuts is all about learning life lessons. If Mimi doesn’t show up, Linus has to accept the love of those around him (maybe even Sally). Overall, I think I need to watch something else so this isn’t the only thing I watch on my birthday, because if so, this will not be my Best Birthday Ever.
Happy 19th Birthday to Me!
I honestly didn’t know a Charlie Brown episode could be this bad, and now I understand why I had to watch a DVD rip on YouTube instead of a restored version on Apple TV. This episode is so 90’s coded, it can be a little too much. I kid you not, half of the episode is Linus acrobatically roller skating with the funkiest, upbeat, 90s song you’ve ever heard in your life, I thought I was watching an episode of Scarred. A lot of the dialogue is unbearable and instead of a bizarre Snoopy and Woodstock subplot, it’s just Snoopy wreaking havoc in a supermarket. The only thing that saves this from being a 1/2 star is that you feel really bad for Sally, which if you can make me emotionally invested in a character, it can’t be that terrible. But I do think what would’ve made this better is if Mimi didn’t show up, Peanuts is all about learning life lessons. If Mimi doesn’t show up, Linus has to accept the love of those around him (maybe even Sally). Overall, I think I need to watch something else so this isn’t the only thing I watch on my birthday, because if so, this will not be my Best Birthday Ever.
I honestly didn’t know a Charlie Brown episode could be this bad, and now I understand why I had to watch a DVD rip on YouTube instead of a restored version on Apple TV. This episode is so 90’s coded, it can be a little too much. I kid you not, half of the episode is Linus acrobatically roller skating with the funkiest, upbeat, 90s song you’ve ever heard in your life, I thought I was watching an episode of Scarred. A lot of the dialogue is unbearable and instead of a bizarre Snoopy and Woodstock subplot, it’s just Snoopy wreaking havoc in a supermarket. The only thing that saves this from being a 1/2 star is that you feel really bad for Sally, which if you can make me emotionally invested in a character, it can’t be that terrible. But I do think what would’ve made this better is if Mimi didn’t show up, Peanuts is all about learning life lessons. If Mimi doesn’t show up, Linus has to accept the love of those around him (maybe even Sally). Overall, I think I need to watch something else so this isn’t the only thing I watch on my birthday, because if so, this will not be my Best Birthday Ever.
ale
5.4★ · 10/25/23
seeing snoopy hang out with lucy its so funny sjjs
seeing snoopy hang out with lucy its so funny sjjs