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Rest in Peace, Charlie Brown...

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....this is sooo wrong. :lol:

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well thats a good a way to give em all a final sendoff as any :D
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Didn't do much for me, except the Bloom County cameo. Berkely rules.
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I loved it!

I never really liked Peanuts comics. Every time I say that everybody wants to kill me because for some reason everybody is supposed to like Panuts. But I know deep inside nobody really likes those comics, vue everyboy is afraid fo confess it in public.
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Who woulda guessed Snoopy was kosher?
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...that was disturbing.
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Hm. I liked it; it seems the creator of this comic has some real affection for The Peanuts. He really captured the feel. The Peanuts always was cruel and bleak (which is why I always marvel that is was popular.) This seemed somehow a natural extension of that (though I'm sure Schultz would have hated it!)
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The cruel and bleak part was part of what made Peanuts Peanuts back in the early days. When Schulz was interviewed he said that he wanted to capture the cruelty that children show each other. Later he softened the message and lost a lot of his edge.
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Not bad.

I prefer Robot Chicken's Great Pumpkin tale a bit more, personally, but very interesting.
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RavenxDrake wrote:I prefer Robot Chicken's Great Pumpkin tale a bit more, personally, but very interesting.
Oh yeah, that was terrific. Finally, something of Seth Green's really cracks me up. I also loved his tribute to Benny Hill. :)
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RavenxDrake wrote:Not bad.

I prefer Robot Chicken's Great Pumpkin tale a bit more, personally, but very interesting.
Link! Link!

Is there a link for this?
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It also brings to mind, "Bring Me the Head of Charlie Brown", which I posted a link to somewhere...
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Well, the episodes of Robot Chicken on Cartoon Network's Adult swim are re-running now (next Sunday will probalby be ep 2, Charlie Brown one was in ep 6), but you can find Torrents of the Episodes around on the net. Google for "Robot Chicken .tor" and you'll find a couple of places that you can download torent files (for bittorrent clients, if you have it)

You can also find it, most likely, in various P2P services.
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