woodstock is the name of the bird in charlie brown.
woodstock is the name of the bird in charlie brown.
what's the name of the bird in charlie brown?
woodstock
linus repairs his mother's bike with charlie brown watching. linus's mother leaves with rerun on the back seat. rerun goes through all the places they are set to visit, including the arbor day meeting. after sally brown is humiliated in class for misunderstanding the purpose of arbor day, she is told that she has to write a full report on arbor day, and linus goes with her to the library to help her with the report. linus leaves the library after sally's repeated attempts to make him fall in love with her. the scene cuts to charlie brown and peppermint patty talking under a tree. patty askes charlie brown to explain love to her, before she cuts him out several times. she switches the topic to baseball, going over the time her team plays his team, confident that she will win over him every time. sally, linus, lucy, snoopy and woodstock decides to plant a lush garden—in charlie brown's baseball field, despite linus's protests. lucy then calls in the whole team to help with the planting. charlie brown is unaware on what is actually going on, and stays at home to work on his team's strategy. the gang informs charlie brown that they will name the field charlie brown field, to his happiness. he is shocked to find what has happened to the field when they show him. charlie brown tries to make the best of the situation by placing baseball gloves and caps on the trees. the trees catch so many fly outs, neither team is able to score. schroeder tells lucy that he will kiss her if she hits a home run. to schroeder's surprise and charlie brown's delight, lucy hits the home run and scores the first run of the game. moments later, charlie brown's joy turns to anguish as the game is rained out in a huge storm. his team wins so rarely, he accepts the rainout as a "de facto" victory.
it's arbor day, charlie brown
shermy appears in multiple animated peanuts tv specials (although he becomes more of a minor character after the 1960s), beginning with "a charlie brown christmas" in 1965, where he has one line of dialogue. upon being cast as a shepherd in the gang's christmas pageant, he laments being typecast: "every christmas it's the same: i always end up playing a shepherd." his appearances also include (sometimes with dialogue and sometimes without) "charlie brown's all-stars", "it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown", "you're in love, charlie brown", "it was a short summer, charlie brown", "you're not elected, charlie brown", "be my valentine, charlie brown", "it's your first kiss, charlie brown", "is this goodbye, charlie brown?", "why, charlie brown, why?", "it's spring training, charlie brown", "it was my best birthday ever, charlie brown", and "i want a dog for christmas, charlie brown" with many of the latter being produced several years after he had already disappeared from the comic strip. shermy is mentioned briefly in the musical "you're a good man, charlie brown", in the song "the doctor is in," but does not appear or have a speaking part; and he also makes appearances in three feature films including "a boy named charlie brown", as well as a cameo appearance in "snoopy, come home". shermy is also seen several times in "the charlie brown and snoopy show" and is even mentioned by name in episode 13 from television (as seen on the "go snoopy go!" dvd).
shermy