After watching this adorable, animated, feature film, yet again, it's so easy to see why it's rated as the second most popular and successful Christmas special, ever, next to Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer, of course._____ Created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz, "A Charlie Brown Christmas" has the entire Peanuts Gang excitedly preparing themselves for the up-coming Holiday Season._____ As our story opens we find that onion-headed, little boy named Charlie Brown in a very depressed state all because of the way that Christmas has been so over-commercialized these days._____ Even good, old Snoopy is getting into the act when he decides to decorate his doghouse, all glitter and glitz._____ I guarantee you, "A Charlie Brown Christmas" (which was all voiced by children and contains no laugh-track) is one of the sweetest movies that you're ever gonna see, no matter what age that you happen to be.

Timeless HolidayCLassic!!!

I always have thought, and always will think, that anything "Charlie Brown" is SO-O-O-O-O depressing that I have no idea why it remains a classic, or ever even became popular in the first place. Does it provide feel-good fodder to all the bullies and badgerers out there, whom I imagine are the majority? and if so, what a sad reflection on us all ..... merry christmas indeed - you 'better cough up a few more meals for those homeless people out there this holiday season, yeah, that's the ticket ..... there you go, charlie brown's smiling now and his dog's house is intact, all is well in the world. Bah Humbug and Happy-new-Years-more of charlie brown Fan-Fare, from e-benezer.