Orlando Family Stage’s new production of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” finds the gentle humor and loving heart of the TV classic.

In 2020, Apple TV+ obtained the rights to the beloved Peanuts catalog, meaning Charlie Brown and their friends would no longer make annual appearances on network television. Keep reading to find out ...

A Charlie Brown Christmas is a highly beloved holiday short film from the Peanuts gang. It follows the titular character who seeks the true meaning of Christmas.

The passage is meant to emphasize the true meaning of Christmas, captured by Linus’ spotlighted monologue of Luke 2:8-14, which highlights the Nativity scene and the birth of Christ.

Commercial realities almost derailed "A Charlie Brown Christmas" in the 1960s, yet those same forces ultimately ensured its broadcast. The result is a lasting touchstone of innocence, hope and belief.

It’s hard to imagine the holidays without “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” The 1965 broadcast has become a staple of the season for many generations.

Executives thought the 'Peanuts' special with no laugh track, lo-fi animation and a Bible passage was too slow and too serious. But audiences were craving an honest, heartfelt message.

Charles Schulz's cartoon about a depressed kid seeking advice didn’t seem like a winner, but it gently voiced thought-provoking ideas.

A Charlie Brown Christmas ran annually on CBS for 35 years before the Peanuts franchise, which to date includes 45 TV specials, was acquired by ABC in 2001.

In 2020, Apple TV+ obtained the rights to the beloved Peanuts catalog, meaning Charlie Brown and their friends would no longer make annual appearances on network television. Keep reading to find out ...