You're A Good Sport, Charlie Brown

I remember watching this tv special back in the day. The dvd arrived on time and great conduction.

If you want a good laugh watch this dvd. Charlie Brown is a good child, but too trusting especially to Lucy with the kicking of the football. He joins the track team to help his school possibly win the track meet by entering the decathalon and ends up disappointing himself and his school when he was told he might win the decathalon and his head gets too big and he does not pay attention to where his going when he is running in the final track event, buy this dvd, it's a keeper. Regina.

Irregardless to the reproduction of the analog-to-digital technology, Charles Schulz and family have produced one of the best written cartoons in the lifespan of America. I can count on my one hand the names of cartoonists whose work is embedded in my video/dvd/tape collection.My only gripe is not of the Schulz's library, but of the reproduction team who dispenses redigitized episodes on dvd with only two or three 24 minute shows on a disc! AND the fee for such is over the top charge.Again, it is American. It is classic style, too.

This is one of my favorite Charlie Brown specials that were on t.v. when I was a kid. Charlie Brown gets talked into joining the motorcross that includes riders Peppermint Patty and Snoopy as the Masked Marvel. It brought back a lot of memories and also contains another great bonus special called "You're the Greatest Charlie Brown!". If you liked the Charlie Brown specials as a kid, you'll love these.

Who doesn't love the Peanuts Gang!! I grew up watching these specials and I still do in my 40's! The Charlie Brown specials are a wonder gift to hand down to any special child in the family. My nephew's pull out the Christmas specials every year for us to watch together, it's just a great feeling!

Anything Charlie Brown is encouraging and uplifting. Enjoy it safely with children.

My kids love Charlie Brown but am I the only one whose kids were traumatized by the Wizard of Oz sequence at the beginning, substituting for the standard FBI "do not copy" message? One of my kids is so freaked out by it that we can't even watch the movie. Taking him out of the room with the volume down is not enough............just knowing the Wizard of Oz is on the TV is way too scary. Adding those scary sequences from the Wizard of Oz was completely unnecessary and pretty much ruined my older son's birthday present, who really would like to watch the DVD, but can't now. Come on guys!!!!!

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My eight year old son loves Charlie Brown and this DVD was no exception; he laughs his head off each time he sees it. Every so often, he hauls it out for another viewing and enjoys it all over again!