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Snoopy!!! The Musical (TV special)

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Snoopy!!! The Musical

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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown

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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (TV special)

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Lucy van Pelt

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Rephrasing. All of those detials do not belong in the first sentence.

Snoopy the Psychiatrist

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Thibault

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Joe Blackjack

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Rephrasing.

Joe Cool

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Citizen Kane

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Talk:Marcie

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Joe Blackjack

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[[File:Joe_Blackjack.jpg|thumb|Rerun and Joe Blackjack]]
Joe Blackjack, The World Famous Riverboat Gambler, is one of Snoopy's alter-egos, which appeared several times in Peanuts comic strips from 1995 to 1997.

Always wearing his trademark gambler visor and sunglasses, Joe Blackjack was shown playing cards against Lucy and Rerun van Pelt on several occasions. While Lucy and Rerun express awe and fear towards Joe Blackjack, his thoughts reveal cluelessness on his part.

==External Links==

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Citizen Kane

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‎References in Peanuts:

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Thibault

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Marcie

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Lucy van Pelt

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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (TV special)

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Snoopy!!! The Musical (TV special)

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Rerun van Pelt

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‎History:

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Violet

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‎"We're having a party, and you're not invited!": Strip from October 15, 1952.

Football gag

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‎List of strips in which the football gag is pulled: November 16, 1952 Sunday strip.

November 1952 comic strips

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Dates. Tagging first time lucy plays football gag on Charlie Brown

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Erin Chase

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Woodstock

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Charlie Brown

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 The show consists of a series of vignettes, without a unifying plot, each vignette containing a song. The featured songs are:
-* ''[[Don't Be Anything Less Than Everything You Can Be]]'' - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]], [[Sally Brown]], [[Linus van Pelt]], and [[Peppermint Patty]].
+* "[[Don't Be Anything Less Than Everything You Can Be]]" - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]], [[Sally Brown]], [[Linus van Pelt]], and [[Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt|Peppermint Patty]].
-* ''Woodstock's Theme'' - Instrumental.
+* "Woodstock's Theme" - Instrumental.
-* ''[[Snoopy's Song]]'' - Sung by [[Snoopy]] and all the child characters.
+* "[[Snoopy's Song]]" - Sung by [[Snoopy]] and all the child characters.
-* ''[[Edgar Allan Poe]]'' - Sung by all the child characters, about their fear of [[Miss Othmar]] asking them difficult questions that they can not answer.
+* "[[Edgar Allan Poe]]" - Sung by all the child characters, about their fear of [[Miss Othmar]] asking them difficult questions that they cannot answer.
-* ''[[I Know Now]]'' - Sung by [[Sally Brown]], [[Peppermint Patty]], and [[Lucy van Pelt]].
+* "[[I Know Now]]" - Sung by [[Sally Brown]], [[Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt|Peppermint Patty]], and [[Lucy van Pelt]].
-* ''[[The Vigil]]'' - Sung by [[Linus van Pelt]] as he waits in the pumpkin patch for the [[Great Pumpkin]], accompanied by [[Snoopy]].
+* "[[The Vigil]]" - Sung by [[Linus van Pelt]] as he waits in the pumpkin patch for the [[Great Pumpkin]], accompanied by [[Snoopy]].
-* ''[[Clouds]]'' - Sung by all the child characters and [[Snoopy]]
+* "[[Clouds]]" - Sung by all the child characters and [[Snoopy]]
-* ''[[The Great Writer]]'' - Sung by [[Snoopy]] the [[World Famous Author]] as he writes a story that begins, "It was a dark and stormy night."
+* "[[The Great Writer]]" - Sung by [[Snoopy]] the [[World Famous Author]] as he writes a story that begins, "It was a dark and stormy night."
-* ''[[Poor Sweet Baby]]'' - Sung by [[Peppermint Patty]] to [[Charlie Brown]].
+* "[[Poor Sweet Baby]]" - Sung by [[Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt| Peppermint Patty]] to [[Charlie Brown]].
-* ''[[The Big Bow Wow]]'' - Sung by [[Snoopy]] as he celebrates his promotion to [[Head Beagle]].
+* "[[The Big Bow Wow]]" - Sung by [[Snoopy]] as he celebrates his promotion to [[Head Beagle]].
-* ''[[Just One Person]]'' - A song about believing in yourself, sung by [[Snoopy]] and all the child characters.
+* "[[Just One Person]]" - A song about believing in yourself, sung by [[Snoopy]] and all the child characters.
 ==Cast==

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 ===Act I===
-* ''Overture'' - Performed by the orchestra.(*)
+* "Overture" - Performed by the orchestra.(*)
-* ''[[Snoopy's Song]]'' - Sung by the whole cast.
+* "The World according to Snoopy"/"[[Snoopy's Song]]" - Sung by the whole cast.
-* ''[[Woodstock's Theme]]'' - Performed by the orchestra.
+* "[[Woodstock's Theme]]" - Performed by the orchestra.
-* ''Hurry Up Face'' - Sung by [[Peppermint Patty]], about her big nose.(*)
+* "Hurry Up Face" - Sung by [[Peppermint Patty]], about her big nose.(*)
-* ''[[Edgar Allan Poe]]'' - Sung by Charlie Brown, Sally, Linus, Lucy and Peppermint Patty.
+* "[[Edgar Allan Poe]]" - Sung by Charlie Brown, Sally, Linus, Lucy and Peppermint Patty.
-* ''Mother's Day'' - Sung by [[Snoopy]].(*)
+* "Mother's Day" - Sung by [[Snoopy]].(*)
-* ''[[I Know Now]]'' - Sung by Peppermint Patty, Sally and Snoopy.
+* "[[I Know Now]]" - Sung by Peppermint Patty, Sally and Snoopy.
-* ''[[The Vigil]]'' - Sung by Linus as he waits for the [[Great Pumpkin]].
+* "[[The Vigil]]" - Sung by Linus as he waits for the [[Great Pumpkin]].
-* ''[[Clouds]]'' - Sung by the whole cast.
+* "[[Clouds]]" - Sung by the whole cast.
-* ''Where Did That Little Dog Go?'' - Sung by Charlie Brown.
+* "Where Did That Little Dog Go?" - Sung by Charlie Brown.
-* ''Dime a Dozen'' - Sung by Lucy van Pelt, Snoopy, Peppermint Patty and Sally Brown.(*)
+* "Dime a Dozen" - Sung by Lucy van Pelt, Snoopy, Peppermint Patty and Sally Brown.(*)
-* ''Daisy Hill'' - Sung by Snoopy.
+* "Daisy Hill" - Sung by Snoopy.
-* ''When do the Good Things Start?'' - Sung by the whole cast.(*)
+* "When do the Good Things Start?" - Sung by the whole cast.(*)
 ===Act II===
-* ''Entr'acte'' - Performed by the orchestra.
+* "Entr'acte" - Performed by the orchestra.
-* ''[[The Great Writer]]'' - Sung by Snoopy.
+* "[[The Great Writer]]" - Sung by Snoopy.
-* ''[[Poor Sweet Baby]]'' - Sung by Peppermint Patty.
+* "[[Poor Sweet Baby]]" - Sung by Peppermint Patty.
-* ''[[Don't Be Anything Less Than Everything You Can Be]]'' - Sung by Sally, Linus, Peppermint Patty and Charlie Brown.
+* "[[Don't Be Anything Less Than Everything You Can Be]]" - Sung by Sally, Linus, Peppermint Patty and Charlie Brown.
-* ''[[The Big Bow Wow]]'' - Sung by Curly as he celebrates his promotion to New York.
+* "[[The Big Bow Wow]]" - Sung by Curly as he celebrates his promotion to New York.
-* ''[[Just One Person]]'' - Sung by the whole cast.
+* "[[Just One Person]]" - Sung by the whole cast.
 ==External links==

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 ==Songs (1999 revival)==
 ===Act I===
-* ''[[You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (song)|You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown]]'' - Sung by the cast
+* "[[You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (song)|You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown]]" - Sung by the cast
-* ''[[Schroeder (song)|Schroeder]]'' - Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]] (to the tune of Beethoven's ''Moonlight Sonata'').
+* "[[Schroeder (song)|Schroeder]]" - Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]] (to the tune of Beethoven's ''Moonlight Sonata'').
-* ''[[Snoopy (song)|Snoopy]]'' - Sung by [[Snoopy]]
+* "[[Snoopy (song)|Snoopy]]" - Sung by [[Snoopy]]
-* [[My Blanket and Me|''My Blanket and Me'']] - Sung by [[Linus van Pelt]] with the rest of the cast.
+* "[[My Blanket and Me]]" - Sung by [[Linus van Pelt]] with the rest of the cast.
-* ''[[The Kite]]'' - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]] with optional background by the rest of the cast.
+* "[[The Kite]]" - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]] with optional background by the rest of the cast.
-* [[The Doctor Is In|''The Doctor Is In'']] - Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]] and [[Charlie Brown]].
+* "[[The Doctor Is In]]" - Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]] and [[Charlie Brown]].
-* [[Beethoven Day|''Beethoven Day'']] - Sung by [[Schroeder]] and the rest of the cast.
+* "[[Beethoven Day]]" - Sung by [[Schroeder]] and the rest of the cast.
-* ''[[The Book Report]]'' - Sung by the cast.
+* "[[The Book Report]]" - Sung by the cast.
 ===Act II===
-* [[The Red Baron|''The Red Baron'']] - Sung by [[Snoopy]].
+* "[[The Red Baron (song)|The Red Baron]]" - Sung by [[Snoopy]].
-* [[My New Philosophy|''My New Philosophy'']] - Sung by [[Sally Brown]] and [[Schroeder]]
+* "[[My New Philosophy]]" - Sung by [[Sally Brown]] and [[Schroeder]]
-* ''[[T-E-A-M (the Baseball Game)]]'' - Sung by the cast.
+* "[[T-E-A-M (the Baseball Game)]]" - Sung by the cast.
-* ''[[Glee Club Rehearsal]]'' - Sung by the cast.
+* "[[Glee Club Rehearsal]]" - Sung by the cast.
-* ''[[It's Raining Raining Raining. It's Pouring Rain/You're a Good Man Charlie Brown]]''
+* "[[Little Known Facts]]" - Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]], [[Linus van Pelt]] and [[Charlie Brown]].
-* ''[[Little Known Facts]]'' - Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]], [[Linus van Pelt]] and [[Charlie Brown]].
+* "[[Suppertime (Song)|Suppertime]]" - Sung by [[Snoopy]].
-* [[Suppertime (Song)|''Suppertime'']] - Sung by [[Snoopy]].
+* "[[Happiness]]" - Sung by the cast.
-The songs [[Queen Lucy|''Queen Lucy'']] and [[Peanuts Potpourri|''Peanuts Potpourri'']], which had featured in Act II in the 1967 production, were dropped for the 1999 revival.
+The songs "[[Queen Lucy]]" and "[[Peanuts Potpourri]]", which had featured in Act II in the 1967 production, were dropped for the 1999 revival.
 ==Cast==
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 ==External links==
 * [http://www.lortel.org/LLA_archive/index.cfm?search_by=show&id=1250 ''You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown'' at the Internet Off-Broadway Database.]
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 ''You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown'' takes the form of a series of vignettes, without a unifying plot. The program appears to follow a typical day in the life of [[Charlie Brown]], although the same day includes exchanging Valentine's Day cards and the baseball season.
 ===Songs===
-* ''[[You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (song)|You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown]]'' - Sung by the other children to [[Charlie Brown]].
+* "[[You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (song)|You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown]]" - Sung by the other children to [[Charlie Brown]].
-* ''[[Schroeder (song)|Schroeder]]'' - Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]] to the tune of Beethoven's ''Moonlight Sonata'' that [[Schroeder]] plays.
+* "[[Schroeder (song)|Schroeder]]" - Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]] to the tune of Beethoven's ''Moonlight Sonata'' that [[Schroeder]] plays.
-* ''[[The Kite]]'' - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]] as he flies his kite.
+* "[[The Kite]]" - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]] as he flies his kite.
-* ''[[Snoopy (song)|Snoopy]]'' - Sung by [[Snoopy]] when [[Lucy van Pelt]], [[Sally Brown]], [[Linus van Pelt]], [[Schroeder]], [[Charles "Charlie" Brown]], [[Woodstock]], and [[Woodstock's bird friends]] like him.
+* "[[Snoopy (song)|Snoopy]]" - Sung by [[Snoopy]] when [[Lucy van Pelt]], [[Sally Brown]], [[Linus van Pelt]], [[Schroeder]], [[Charles "Charlie" Brown]], [[Woodstock]], and [[Woodstock's bird friends]] like him.
-* ''[[T-E-A-M (the Baseball Game)]] - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]] and the other children.''
+* "[[T-E-A-M (the Baseball Game)]]" - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]] and the other children.''
-* [[The Book Report|''The Book Report'']] - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]], [[Lucy van Pelt]], [[Linus van Pelt]] and [[Schroeder]].
+* "[[The Book Report]]" - Sung by [[Charlie Brown]], [[Lucy van Pelt]], [[Linus van Pelt]] and [[Schroeder]].
-* [[Little Known Facts|''Little Known Facts'']] - Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]], [[Linus van Pelt]] and [[Charlie Brown]] while Charlie Brown tells that Lucy was wrong and helping her and Linus disagrees with Charlie Brown.
+* "[[Little Known Facts]]"- Sung by [[Lucy van Pelt]], [[Linus van Pelt]] and [[Charlie Brown]].
-* [[Glee Club Rehearsal|''Glee Club Rehearsal'']] - Sung by all the children.
+* "[[Glee Club Rehearsal]]" - Sung by all the children.
-* [[Suppertime (Song)|''Suppertime'']] - Sung by [[Snoopy]].
+* "[[Suppertime (song)|Suppertime]]" - Sung by [[Snoopy]].
-* [[Happiness|''Happiness'']] - Sung by all the children.
+* "[[Happiness]]" - Sung by all the children.
 ==Differences from the stage musical==

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 <p style="text-align: center">[[Charles M. Schulz]] on Lucy van Pelt [[File:Lucy van Pelt.png|right|thumb|300px|Lucy van Pelt]]</p>
-'''Lucy van Pelt''' ("Lucille" that [[Peppermint Patty]] calls her sometimes and [[Marcie]] once in [[A Charlie Brown Celebration]] when [[Charles "Charlie" Brown]] loses the baseball game) is a regular character in the&nbsp;''[[Peanuts]]'' cartoon and TV specials. She is the older sister of [[Linus]] and [[Rerun]].
+'''Lucy van Pelt''' (sometimes referred to as '''Lucille''') is a regular character in the&nbsp;''[[Peanuts]]'' comic strip and the animated TV specials and movies based on it. She is the older sister of [[Linus van Pelt|Linus]] and [[Rerun van Pelt|Rerun]].
 ==History==

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 [[Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt|Peppermint Patty]] invites Snoopy to a school dance.
 ==="Thibault"*===
 Peppermint Patty has recruited a boy named [[Thibault]] for her baseball team. He rudely refuses to return Charlie Brown's baseball glove, and angrily rejects the notion that girls can play baseball insulting [[Marcie]]. His attitude leads to Marcie slugging him a good one.

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 The storyline in which Thibault was introduced saw [[Peppermint Patty]] ask Charlie Brown to come over and lend his baseball glove to a player on her team who does not have one. The player in question is Thibault. After the game, Thibault refuses to return Charlie Brown's glove saying instead, "I'll fight you for it" and later, "I know your kind. You come around here thinking you're better than us." Even after Peppermint Patty threatens to kick Thibault off her team if he does not return Charlie Brown's glove, Charlie Brown himself is delighted that anyone could imagine him as being superior in any way. He is so pleased that he allows Thibault to keep the glove and leaves happily.
 Thibault appears again in the strip from July 30, 1973, when he criticizes Peppermint Patty for letting Marcie play on their team, just because she is a girl. Ironically, he ignores the fact that Peppermint Patty is a girl, too. As a result, Peppermint Patty threatens to "shred him" if he says another word. He continually criticizes Marcie, especially for wearing glasses (as he thinks buying glasses for a girl is a waste of money), and finally, kicks dirt on her shoes. Marcie has Peppermint Patty call a time-out, and then the former threatens to "belt [him] right across the chops" if he says one word. When he says "Oh?", Marcie says, "That was one word!" and punches him. Peppermint Patty sarcastically responds with "Nice going, Marcie... You destroyed my second baseman!" Marcie says she is sorry, got carried away and was going to lecture him on the good qualities of women, but hit him instead. Finally she refuses to play anymore because she hates baseball.
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 == Trivia ==
 *Thibault is one of the many'' Peanut ''characters to appear in the game ''[[Snoopy's Street Fair|Snoopy's Street Fair,]]'' in which, he owns a duck hunt stall.
 ==External links==

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 [[File:Joe_Blackjack.jpg|thumb|Rerun and Joe Blackjack]]
-Joe Blackjack, The World Famous Riverboat Gambler, is one of Snoopy's alter-egos, which appeared several times in Peanuts comic strips from 1995 to 1997.
+'''Joe Blackjack''', The World Famous Riverboat Gambler, is one of [[List of Snoopy's alter egos|Snoopy's alter-egos]] which appears several times in ''[[Peanuts]]'' comic strips which were first published between 1995 and 1997.
-Always wearing his trademark gambler visor and sunglasses, Joe Blackjack was shown playing cards against Lucy and Rerun van Pelt on several occasions.  While Lucy and Rerun express awe and fear towards Joe Blackjack, his thoughts reveal cluelessness on his part.
+Always wearing his trademark gambler's visor and sunglasses, Joe Blackjack is shown playing cards against [[Lucy van Pelt|Lucy]] and [[Rerun van Pelt]] on several occasions.  While Lucy and Rerun express awe and fear towards Joe Blackjack, his thoughts reveal cluelessness on his part.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Blackjack, Joe}}
-==External Links==
+[[Category:Snoopy]]

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 Snoopy appears as Joe Cool in the TV specials ''[[You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown]],'' [[There's No Time for Love, Charlie Brown]], and [[He's a Bully, Charlie Brown]]. In You're Nor Elected, Charlie Brown, and There's No Time for Love, Charlie Brown, Joe Cool was given a theme song "[[Joe Cool (song)|Joe Cool"]], by [[Vince Guaraldi]] .
-==[[Joe Cool (song)|External links]]==
+==External links==
 *[http://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1971/05/27 Snoopy first appears as Joe Cool in the ''Peanuts'' comic strip from May 27, 1971.]
 [[Category:Snoopy]]

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	==Image==		==Image==
	Where did you find the image with Marcie's eyes. Maybe that could be a clue as to where it came from. [[User:Statue-of-liberty\|Statue-of-liberty]] ([[User talk:Statue-of-liberty\|talk]]) 00:37, May 21, 2013 (UTC)		Where did you find the image with Marcie's eyes. Maybe that could be a clue as to where it came from. [[User:Statue-of-liberty\|Statue-of-liberty]] ([[User talk:Statue-of-liberty\|talk]]) 00:37, May 21, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	This was originally uploaded by [[User:Mmandmcb14\|Mmandmcb14]]. I saved that image and uploaded it so I can be able to find it. Like I said about when I uploaded 2 images of Marcie's eyes, I just found them, from Google Images or something. Later on, you told me the image of her wink at Charlie was from ''[[You're the Greatest, Charlie Brown\|You're the Greatest]]''. [[User:MetalLuigi64\|MetalLuigi64]] ([[User talk:MetalLuigi64\|talk]]) 21:30, May 20, 2013 (PT)

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	Virtually every critic's list of the greatest films in the history of cinema places ''Citizen Kane'' at, or near, the top.		Virtually every critic's list of the greatest films in the history of cinema places ''Citizen Kane'' at, or near, the top.

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-'''''Citizen Kane''''' is a 1941 dramatic film, directed by Orson Welles who also played the title character.  Virtually every critic's list of the greatest films in the history of cinema places ''Citizen Kane'' at, or near, the top.
+[[File:Rosebud.jpg|thumb|left|Sally Brown]]'''''Citizen Kane''''' is a 1941 dramatic film, directed by Orson Welles who also played the title character.
 ==References in ''Peanuts''==
-*On December 9, 1973, [[Linus van Pelt]] is shown watching ''Citizen Kane'' on television. [[Lucy van Pelt|Lucy]] mentions that she has seen the film ten times and carelessly divulges the movie's revelation that "Rosebud" is the name of the protagonist's sled.  Lucy's careless spoiler upsets Linus.
+*On December 9, 1973, [[Linus van Pelt]] is shown watching ''Citizen Kane'' on television. [[Lucy van Pelt|Lucy]] mentions that she [[File:Rosebud1.jpg|thumb|Lucy and Linus (1973)]]has seen the film ten times and carelessly divulges the movie's revelation that "Rosebud" is the name of the protagonist's sled.  Lucy's careless spoiler upsets Linus.
 *On October 8, 1995, [[Rerun van Pelt]] is shown watching Citizen Kane on television.  In a near repeat of the earlier strip, Lucy starts to explain the significance of "Rosebud" to Rerun, only to be stopped by an agitated Linus.
-*On October 29, 1972, [[Sally Brown]] leaves a movie theater line after being rebuffed by Linus, and goes home to watch ''Citizen Kane'' on television instead.
+*On October 29, 1972, [[Sally Brown]] leaves a movie theater line after being [[File:Rosebud2.jpg|thumb|Linus, Lucy and Rerun (1995)]]rebuffed by Linus, and goes home to watch ''Citizen Kane'' on television instead.
 *On June 18, 1982, while Sally is at "Beambag Camp", she writes a letter to [[Charlie Brown]] and tells him that they sometimes watch old movies. She then says "I'll bet Rosebud turns out to be his sled."
 *On August 4, 1989, Sally is shown in front of her television saying, "You sure fooled me...I thought 'Rosebud' was his skateboard."

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	Please leave a message on [[User talk:Simon Peter Hughes\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Simon Peter Hughes\|Simon Peter Hughes]] ([[User_talk:Simon Peter Hughes\|Talk]]) 07:06, January 21, 2013		Please leave a message on [[User talk:Simon Peter Hughes\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Simon Peter Hughes\|Simon Peter Hughes]] ([[User_talk:Simon Peter Hughes\|Talk]]) 07:06, January 21, 2013
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		+	Where did you find the image with Marcie's eyes. Maybe that could be a clue as to where it came from. [[User:Statue-of-liberty\|Statue-of-liberty]] ([[User talk:Statue-of-liberty\|talk]]) 00:37, May 21, 2013 (UTC)

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 By 1996, Rerun had aged to 5 years old and reluctantly entered kindergarten, so he was still younger than the other characters in [[List of Peanuts characters|the Peanuts gang]]. Schulz's widow speculated that Rerun's new-found prominence was likely due to the emergence of grandchildren in Schulz's life.
-A running gag featuring Rerun has him being too scared to go to kindergarten on some days, so he hides under his bed. Lucy tries to get him to move, but Rerun rarely does. Another running gag is that Rerun wants a pet dog. He frequently borrows Snoopy from Charlie Brown. In one storyline, starting May 16, 1996, Rerun convinces Snoopy to invite [[Spike]] to move in to the van Pelt house as a pet. Rerun changes his mind when he sees how skinny Spike is.
+A running gag featuring Rerun has him being too scared to go to kindergarten on some days, so he hid[[File:Rerun_and_Snoopy.jpg|frame|Rerun and Snoopy]]es under his bed. Lucy tries to get him to move, but Rerun rarely does. Another running gag is that Rerun wants a pet dog. He frequently borrows Snoopy from Charlie Brown. In one storyline, starting May 16, 1996, Rerun convinces Snoopy to invite [[Spike]] to move in to the van Pelt house as a pet. Rerun changes his mind when he sees how skinny Spike is.
 In strips from the final years of ''Peanuts'', Rerun is often shown drawing "underground comics" at school against his teacher's instructions to draw pictures of flowers. Other characters often inform Rerun that his drawings do not resemble his intended subjects. At other times, Rerun tries to sell his drawings, including ones of Snoopy, door to door. In ''Sibling Rivalry: Growing Up Van Pelt'', it is suggested that Schulz's story lines about Rerun's cartoonist aspirations were autobiographical.
-Schulz sometimes used Rerun as a successor to Linus in revisiting old storylines.  In a 1973 strip, Lucy ruined Linus' first viewing of the movie ''[[Citizen Kane]]'' by revealing that "Rosebud" was the title character's sled, greatly upsetting Linus.  A 1995 strip showed Lucy similarly beginning to ruin Rerun's first viewing of ''Citizen Kane'', only to be stopped by an angry Linus.  In another strip from 1999, Lucy is shown chastising Rerun for patting [[birds]] on the head, just as she had similarly chastised Linus in several strips over the previous decades.
+Schulz sometimes used Rerun as a successor to Linus in revisiting old storylines.  In a 1973 strip, Lucy ruined Linus' first viewing of the movie ''[[Citizen Kane]]'' by revealing that "Rosebud" was the title character's sled, greatly upsetting Linus.  A 1995 strip showed Lucy similarly beginning to ruin Rerun's first viewing of ''Citizen Kan''''e'', only to be stopped by an angry Linus.  In another strip from 1999, Lucy is shown chastising Rerun for patting [[birds]] on the head, just as she had similarly chastised Linus in several strips over the previous decades.
 [[File:Meet rerun big peanuts.gif|right|thumb|200px|Rerun van Pelt playing basketball.]]Perhaps the most common joke used about Rerun refers to his poor basketball skills. Linus first introduces Rerun to basketball in the strip from July 28, 1994. In subsequent strips, Rerun is often seen on the basketball court, but he is not very good. He is often shown kicking the ball in frustration, only to have it bounce back at him. In one strip he keeps missing the basket, puts the basketball in a closet and closes the door, saying, "You can come out when you learn to behave."

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	===="We're having a party, and you're not invited!"====		===="We're having a party, and you're not invited!"====
		+	[[File:Pe521015.gif\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Violet and Patty tell Charlie Brown he is not invited to a party in the strip from October 15, 1952. ]]
	While Lucy's insults tend to be fairly blunt - calling Charlie Brown names like "blockhead" and making sarcastic remarks at his expense - Patty and Violet prefer to use social exclusion as their weapon, sometimes going to the extremes of making him feel like an outcast. This can be seen as a caricature of the "in crowd" that exists at many elementary and secondary schools - a lording of their own status over peers who are not members of the "in." For example, in one strip they invite him to join their "secret club," and then immediately reject him after he accepts. In an early Sunday strip, Patty and Violet put Charlie Brown and [[Shermy]] to work building a clubhouse for them, only to hang a "No Boys Allowed" sign on the clubhouse door after it is finished.<ref>[http://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1952/02/03/ ''Peanuts'' comic strip from February 3, 1952]</ref>		While Lucy's insults tend to be fairly blunt - calling Charlie Brown names like "blockhead" and making sarcastic remarks at his expense - Patty and Violet prefer to use social exclusion as their weapon, sometimes going to the extremes of making him feel like an outcast. This can be seen as a caricature of the "in crowd" that exists at many elementary and secondary schools - a lording of their own status over peers who are not members of the "in." For example, in one strip they invite him to join their "secret club," and then immediately reject him after he accepts. In an early Sunday strip, Patty and Violet put Charlie Brown and [[Shermy]] to work building a clubhouse for them, only to hang a "No Boys Allowed" sign on the clubhouse door after it is finished.<ref>[http://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1952/02/03/ ''Peanuts'' comic strip from February 3, 1952]</ref>

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 In [[The Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center|The Schulz Museum]], there is one exhibit, of a mural composed of 3,588 Peanuts comic strips, that when they are all put together, form a picture of Lucy pulling away a football from Charlie Brown.
 ==List of strips in which the football gag is pulled==
 *November 14, 1951 (done by [[Violet]])
 *November 16, 1952 (first time done by [[Lucy van Pelt|Lucy]])

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-[[File:$(KGrHqZ,!r!E88gToyfLBPU-TYkSMg~~60_57.jpg|thumb|Erin Chase, Charlie Brown's only actor who's a female.]]
+[[File:$(KGrHqZ,!r!E88gToyfLBPU-TYkSMg~~60_57.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Erin Chase, the only female to have voiced Charlie Brown.]]
 '''Erin Chase '''is an American former child actress. She voiced [[Charlie Brown]] in ''[[This is America, Charlie Brown]]''. She also played Martha Miller in the TV series ''Aaron's Way'' and was in ''Edith Ann: Homeless Goes Home''.
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 <p style="text-align: center">[[Charles M. Schulz]] on Charlie Brown</p>
 [[File:Charlie.png|thumb|200px|Charlie Brown]]
-'''Charles "Charlie" Brown''' (occasionally called '''Chuck '''by certain characters) is the main protagonist in the ''[[Peanuts]]'' comic strip by [[Charles M. Schulz|Charles M. Schultz]]. Charlie Brown is a lovable loser, a child possessed of endless determination and hope, but who is ultimately dominated by his insecurities and a "permanent case of bad luck". He is often taken advantage of by his peers.
+'''Charles "Charlie" Brown''' (occasionally called '''Chuck''' by [[Peppermint Patty]]) is the main protagonist in the ''[[Peanuts]]'' comic strip by [[Charles M. Schulz|Charles M. Schultz]]. Charlie Brown is a lovable loser, a child possessed of endless determination and hope, but who is ultimately dominated by his insecurities and a "permanent case of bad luck". He is often taken advantage of by his peers.
 ==History==