They made four Snoopy and Charlie Brown movies from 1969 - 1980 and then 'The Peanuts Movie' in 2015. Showbiz Cheat Sheet reviews and ranks all five.

Charlie Brown reassures Snoopy while alluding to real-world problems. Even Snoopy's anxious physicality in this strip brings to mind an actual dog, demanding his owner's attention.

58 years after “A Charlie Brown Christmas” aired for the first time on CBS, the Peanuts characters are still returning to television with new holiday stories.

Marbles was introduced in the Sept. 28, 1982 strip. "Peppermint Patty said your brother, "Marbles," is at her house," Charlie Brown tells Snoopy in the following day's comic.

Fifty years ago, A Charlie Brown Christmas made its television debut, starting a holiday tradition that’s right up there with chestnuts roasting on an open fire and leaving cookies out for Santa ...

Snoopy is so excited that he immediately jumps up into Chuck’s arms. “We’re going to be best friends,” Charlie Brown says to his new dog, snuggling him close.

Charlie Brown’s stilted voice returns to tell us, “Here’s the World War I Flying Ace imagining he’s down behind enemy lines.” Snoopy slinks on all fours across a shadowy tree-lined road ...

In a 1990 strip, Charlie Brown, being a good friend, helps Linus spread the word about the Great Pumpkin even though he doesn't believe in it. They plan to go door to door, Linus taking one side ...

Sure, Charlie Brown is a little too cheerful, but in many ways, Charles Schulz's voice is maintained by his descendants in the Peanuts gang's first feature in 35 years.

Snoopy and pals became TV mainstays in the ’60s following the release of the very first small screen special, 1965’s A Charlie Brown Christmas.

The Peanuts Papers Writers and Cartoonists on Charlie Brown, Snoopy & the Gang, and the Meaning of Life Edited by Andrew Blauner Illustrated. 338 pages. The Library of America. $24.95.