How well do you actually remember 'A Boy Named Charlie Brown'?
The 1969 animated musical was the first feature film based on the legendary 'Peanuts' comic strip created by Charles Schulz.
Good grief, it's hard to beleive the holiday season is upon us. That means a lot of things to a lot of different people, but for us at MeTV, it means the showing of the debut feature film from the ever-famous Peanuts comic strip!
The film debuted in theaters in 1969 and did better than $12 million at the box office!
Try not to slip and fall on this quiz! Don't worry, we won't try to pull the football out from underneath you!
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At the start of the movie, what is the Peanuts gang looking at?
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What is Charlie building?
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How does Charlie get his shirt, hat and shoes knocked off?
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What game do Charlie and Linus draw in the ground with their sticks?
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How much does Lucy van Pelt charge for her "psychiatric" help?
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What happens after Lucy pulls the football while Charlie tries to kick it?
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What is the first word Charlie has to spell in the spelling bee?
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Why is Charlie shedding a tear before getting on the bus for the next round of the spelling bee?
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Why is Schroeder hitting his piano?
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What was Charlie using Linus' blanket for when Linus takes it away from Charlie?
How well do you actually remember 'A Boy Named Charlie Brown'?
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231 Comments
10/10. Though I cheated a little on #7, because I couldn't remember Charlie Brown's first word, but I have it running on the TV right now, and I was at that part when I took the quiz.
7 out of 10. Accidently hit one wrong that I knew well, so should have been 8 out of 10. Just couldn't remember the others.
8/10. I remember seeing it at Chicago’s late lamented Double Drive-In. It was part of a double feature with “The Out-of-Towners”.
It's Charlie Brown, not Charlie! Nobody calls him just Charlie. Though Peppermint Patty calls him Chuck and Snoopy refers to him as that round-headed kid.
I fondly recall the Peanuts TV films, and big-screen movies as well. I'm happy MeTV is showing the films this holiday season; they don't seem to be aired much at all anymore.