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{"position1": {"catalog_type": "podcast", "description": "As a kid, it was a good Saturday afternoon if I had a bowl of Cheetos and \na collection of Peanuts comic strips in front of me. Charlie Brown and the \ngang were friends to me. (I especially identified with Linus.) I really \nliked the week-long story arcs and the brilliant mix of humor, frustration \nand perseverance of these lil\u0027 folks. And, honestly, I\u0027m a little sad \nShermie never took off as a main character. Animated Peanuts was great too. \nThe airing of a Peanuts TV special was a big event in my house. I was \npretty young, but I remember seeing RACE FOR YOUR LIFE, CHARLIE BROWN in \n1977 in a movie theater. I know I watched A BOY NAMED CHARLIE BROWN over \nand over on cable. BON VOYAGE, CHARLIE BROWN (And Don\u0027t Come Back!) is a \nwonderful movie, animated or otherwise. And I don\u0027t think a year has gone \nby that I haven\u0027t watched the Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas \nspecials. I pretty much have the dialogue memorized, much to the chagrin of \nmy wife and kids. To date, Charlie Brown and the gang have appeared in five \nfeature films and dozens of TV specials, including the series \"This is \nAmerica, Charlie Brown\" and \"The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show\". And on \nthis podcast, we\u0027re going to watch them all. We\u0027ll discover what we liked \nand what we didn\u0027t. What worked and what didn\u0027t. There are many layers to a \nPeanuts special. Even in two dimensions, these characters are fully \nfleshed-out humans - and one beagle - with all the fears, anxieties, joys \nand laughs we all experience. Let\u0027s explore those together.", "id": 27628831, "name": "It\u0027s a Podcast, Charlie Brown", "slug": "263-Its-a-Podcast-Charlie-Bro", "type": "catalog"}}