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00:00:23To be continued...
00:00:30To fly here all day and watch them drift by.
00:00:35If you use your imagination, you could see lots of things in the cloud formations.
00:00:40What do you think you see, Linus?
00:00:43Well, those clouds up there look to me like the map of the British Honduras on the Caribbean.
00:00:50That cloud up there looks a little like the profile of Thomas Eakins, the famous painter and sculptor.
00:00:57And that group of clouds over there gives me the impression of the stoning of Stephen.
00:01:02I can see the Apostle Paul standing there to one side.
00:01:06Uh-huh, that's very good.
00:01:08What do you see in the clouds, Charlie Brown?
00:01:13Well, I was going to say I saw a ducky and a horsey, but I changed my mind.
00:01:48I was going to say I saw a ducky and a horsey, and I was going to say I saw
00:01:48a ducky and a horsey.
00:05:48I'll never be able to get this kite in the air.
00:05:51Never, never, never, never.
00:05:55I can't do it.
00:05:57I can't do it.
00:06:00I don't want to see this kite again as long as I live.
00:06:07Take it.
00:06:08Take it.
00:06:09Get it out of my sight.
00:06:12Anybody who can fly this kite is a genius.
00:06:15I can't do it.
00:06:29I can't do it.
00:06:44My heart is full on the day I first go out to the old ball field.
00:06:49I love the memories.
00:06:53I love the smell of the horse hide.
00:06:57I love the smell of the grassy outfield and the dusty infield.
00:07:04The hopes and the dreams for the new season.
00:07:08Ah, there it is, the old pitcher's mound covered with tradition and dandelions.
00:07:15Dandelions?
00:07:18This pitcher's mound is covered with dandelions.
00:07:21Don't touch them, Charlie Brown.
00:07:24Don't you dare hurt all those innocent dandelions.
00:07:28They're beautiful.
00:07:30Don't you dare cut them down.
00:07:34Besides, you may not know it, but you look kind of cute standing there surrounded by dandelions.
00:07:44I don't want to look cute.
00:08:21They're so cute and relaxed they do.
00:11:12Hey, what's this?
00:11:15What in the world are all these dandelions doing on the pitcher's mound?
00:11:20They grew there.
00:11:22And the girls on our team won't let me cut them down.
00:11:24They say they're pretty.
00:11:27And they say I look cute standing here among them.
00:11:34They're right.
00:11:35You do look kind of cute standing there.
00:11:38I'm...
00:11:45They're here.
00:12:25Charlie Brown, Charlie Brown, it's taking you too long to get dressed after every pitch.
00:12:32If you can't get dressed a little faster, we'll never get through the first inning.
00:12:45Wait!
00:12:48Hmm.
00:12:49Rush this guy back, Charlie Brown.
00:12:52Give him the old bean ball.
00:12:54No, I can't do that.
00:12:56It wouldn't be right.
00:12:58It wouldn't be right?
00:13:00Listen who's gone moral on us all of a sudden.
00:13:03Old wishy-washy here is too moral to throw a bean ball.
00:13:07What about the way the early settlers treated the Indians?
00:13:10Yeah.
00:13:10And what about the awful movie as you see nowadays?
00:13:12How about the children's crusade?
00:13:14Was that moral?
00:13:15We threw that incident in Harper's Ferry.
00:13:18Do you call those moral, Charlie Brown?
00:13:20Our whole system of freeways is a perfect example of what I'm trying to say.
00:13:25How about this whole conservation situation?
00:13:29We never win any ballgames, but we sure have some interesting discussions.
00:13:43What happened?
00:13:45Charlie Brown got hit by a lot of drive.
00:13:48Does anyone here know anything about first aid?
00:13:51It's probably not serious.
00:13:53Second or third aid will do.
00:13:55Here, run over to the drinking fountain and soak this handkerchief in cold water.
00:14:03You're kidding.
00:14:04With a head like Charlie Brown's, you'll need a bed sheet.
00:14:09I'm dying, and all I hear are insults.
00:14:12What happened?
00:14:14You got hit on the hill with a line drive, Charlie Brown.
00:14:18I don't understand it.
00:14:20I used to be able to dodge those line drives.
00:14:22When you get old, your reflexes really slow down.
00:14:40Did you sleep so quiet?
00:14:41Last night, I won't cry for a lot of fun.
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00:15:01Oh, my God.
00:15:44Well, we lost the first game of the season again.
00:15:48I shouldn't let it bother me, but it does.
00:15:51We always seem to lose the first game of the season and the last game of the season.
00:16:06And all those stupid games in between.
00:16:10In the big leagues, the ball players get sent to the showers.
00:16:14I get sent to take a bath.
00:16:20Nothing ever seems to go right for me.
00:16:24I can't fly a kite, and I lose every ballgame I play in.
00:16:29I just can't seem to do anything right.
00:16:38Hi, Charlie Brown.
00:16:42You're depressed, aren't you?
00:16:44I suppose you forgot we lost another ballgame.
00:16:47I did not.
00:16:49Today's game made our 99th straight loss without a win.
00:16:56That wasn't a very good game today, Charlie Brown.
00:16:59I know it.
00:17:00I'm getting tired of losing all these ballgames.
00:17:05And this was going to be our big year.
00:17:07The year when it looked like we might even score our first run.
00:17:13I think it would be kind of fun to win once in a while.
00:17:18Winning isn't everything.
00:17:20But losing isn't anything.
00:17:23Look at it this way, Charlie Brown.
00:17:24We learn more from losing than we do from winning.
00:17:27I guess that makes me the smartest person in the whole world.
00:17:33I think you just talked yourself into being a loser, Charlie Brown.
00:17:37I really don't believe in this business of some people being born losers.
00:17:43If you keep on doing different things, you're going to win.
00:17:46Just as much as anyone else.
00:17:48Just keep trying, Charlie Brown.
00:17:50Don't give up.
00:17:51You'll win your share of ballgames.
00:17:53I just don't think it's possible for someone to lose everything all the time.
00:17:58One of these days, you'll win.
00:18:30One of these days,
00:18:37Oh, my God.
00:21:30Hmm, everything I do turns to failure.
00:21:34I guess you know I've never succeeded at anything in my whole life.
00:21:39Charlie Brown, it's true.
00:21:41I recognize your frailties, your weaknesses.
00:21:44You need me to point out your faults, Charlie Brown.
00:21:48It's for your own good.
00:21:50Besides, I can do it for you better than anyone else.
00:21:55My system is unique.
00:21:58What's so unique about it?
00:22:01Come and sit down, Charlie Brown.
00:22:04I'll explain my unique system.
00:22:06Make yourself at home, Charlie Brown.
00:22:09I'll set up my equipment.
00:22:12See what I've done?
00:22:13I put all of your faults on slides.
00:22:16We're going to project your faults onto a screen.
00:22:21Good grief.
00:22:23Project my faults onto a screen.
00:22:32Now, watch carefully.
00:22:35Here we see your failure to observe the world in upright position.
00:22:40Here we see your lack of coordination, Charlie Brown.
00:22:43And here we see your lack of style.
00:22:46Now, onto your physical fonts.
00:22:49These slides will show your tendency toward fatness.
00:22:53Look at that stomach.
00:22:55Even your nose is fat.
00:22:57And your legs.
00:22:59Why, I'll bet if the truth were known, even your toes are fat.
00:23:07Now, we're really going to get down to business.
00:23:10The next batch of slides will show your biggest and most damaging faults.
00:23:16These could take about an hour to show.
00:23:21Look.
00:23:26No, no.
00:23:28Ugh, turn it off.
00:23:30I can't stand it any longer.
00:23:32I can't stand a watch.
00:23:33I can't stand it.
00:23:34I can't stand it.
00:23:36One moment there, Charlie Brown.
00:23:41Relax here a while, Charlie Brown.
00:23:44We'll solve this problem together.
00:23:46The way I see it, your problem is one of emotions.
00:23:49When you have emotional problems, it is usually because you have no outlets.
00:23:55You need emotional outlets.
00:23:57I need emotional outlets.
00:24:02What kind of emotional outlets would you suggest?
00:24:04This football is a perfect answer.
00:24:07There's no better emotional outlet than kicking a football.
00:24:11To sum it all up in one phrase, Charlie Brown, you could kick away your faults.
00:24:19Boy, you must think I'm stupid.
00:24:22You just want to hold that football and have me come running up to kick at it so you can
00:24:27pull it away and see me fall flat on my back.
00:24:30The cure is up to you, Charlie Brown.
00:24:33Charlie Brown, do you want to kick the habit or don't you?
00:24:39Perhaps you'd rather have another viewing session of all your faults on those slides?
00:24:44All right!
00:24:45All right!
00:24:46I'll try it!
00:24:47I'll try it!
00:24:48No more slides!
00:24:50You won't be disappointed, Charlie Brown.
00:24:53This time, I have a little extra surprise as a bonus.
00:25:04Why or why do I let her do this to me?
00:25:08Why?
00:25:09Why?
00:25:11Maybe she's right.
00:25:14After all, if you can't trust your own psychiatrist, who can you trust?
00:25:20This time, I'm really going to kick it.
00:25:22I'm going to kick the habit.
00:25:23This is the end of all my faults!
00:25:26Ugh!
00:25:29And now for the surprise.
00:25:32Would you like to see how that looked on instant replay?
00:25:35Hum-dee-dum, hum-dee-dum.
00:25:36Instant replay?
00:25:38Dee-doo, hum-hum-hum.
00:25:40Dee-dum, hum-dee-dum.
00:25:42Here you are, Charlie Brown.
00:25:44Now, I'm going to run through this at slow motion.
00:25:46I think we must carefully analyze your every move, your every expression.
00:25:52Hum-hum-hum.
00:25:53Dee-dum-hum.
00:25:54Hum-hum-dee-dum.
00:25:56Hum-hum-dee-dee-dum.
00:25:56See how erratic your movements are?
00:25:59Look at your face!
00:26:01Those bad personality traits we spoke about stand out clearly.
00:26:07Now, see the look of determination on your face?
00:26:11All sham, Charlie Brown.
00:26:14A failure face if I ever saw one.
00:26:17In turn, see how benign and composed my face is, Charlie Brown?
00:26:24And your clumsiness, Charlie Brown.
00:26:28Shall we run through it once more at normal speed?
00:26:31No.
00:26:32No, I don't think so.
00:26:43I've never gone through anything like that in my life.
00:26:47I never knew I could be so stupid.
00:26:51I never knew I had so many faults.
00:26:53I never felt so completely miserable.
00:27:00Wait until you get my bill.
00:27:19These psychiatric treatments are going to bankrupt me.
00:27:34Get up, Linus.
00:27:36It's time to go to school.
00:27:38Again?
00:27:39What do you mean, again?
00:27:41I went yesterday.
00:27:43Hmm.
00:27:43Mom's already made your lunch.
00:27:49Huh.
00:27:50Guess I might as well go to school.
00:27:52I can't waste a good lunch.
00:28:01Do you have to drag that stupid blanket to school every day?
00:28:06How would you feel if people came up to you and said,
00:28:10your little brother drags a blanket with him wherever he goes?
00:28:17This blanket is a necessity.
00:28:19It keeps me from cracking up.
00:28:22It could be regarded as a spiritual tourniquet.
00:28:26Without this blanket, I'd be nothing.
00:28:29A ship without a rudder.
00:28:32Oh, good grief.
00:28:54Hey, Charlie Brown, wait for me.
00:29:00You look like you've been taking shock treatments or something.
00:29:04What's more shocking than seeing your faults projected onto a screen?
00:29:13Life is difficult, isn't it, Charlie Brown?
00:29:15Yes, it is.
00:29:20But I've developed a new philosophy.
00:29:25I only dread one day at a time.
00:29:32I feel terrible.
00:29:36You can't continue carrying on like this, Charlie Brown.
00:29:43You're going to have to do something about it.
00:29:45You're going to have to win at something.
00:29:48Something that will restore your lost self-confidence.
00:29:52Hey, Charlie Brown.
00:29:54There's a spelling bee at school today.
00:29:57Why don't you volunteer?
00:30:00That's a good idea, Charlie Brown.
00:30:02If you win, it'll show everybody that you're not a boring loser.
00:30:05Maybe you're right, Linus.
00:30:07Maybe I should volunteer.
00:30:09You go out for the spelling bee?
00:30:13Charlie Brown, you'll just make a fool of yourself.
00:30:16Besides that, you're bound to be a complete failure.
00:30:26You never do anything right.
00:30:29You never put anything in its place.
00:30:32No wonder everyone calls you fail your face.
00:30:39You're so impossibly dumb.
00:30:42In history books, you're named they'll erase.
00:30:45Or else they're bound to call you fail your face.
00:30:53And in the race, to be stupid, you set a brand new kind of pace.
00:30:58We'd like to dress a new Charlie.
00:31:02Fail your face.
00:31:09By golly, I'll show them.
00:31:11I'll show them that I'm good at something.
00:31:14By golly, I'll show them.
00:31:18Maybe I will enter the spelling bee.
00:31:21That's the sort of thing I need to gain confidence and self-esteem.
00:31:25I think I'll raise my hand and volunteer.
00:31:28It'll be good for me.
00:31:30I think I'll just raise my hand and volunteer.
00:31:34My hand won't go up.
00:31:35My hand is smarter than I am.
00:31:38Yes, ma'am.
00:31:40What am I doing?
00:31:42Am I talking to myself?
00:31:43Yes, ma'am.
00:31:44I was talking to myself about the spelling bee.
00:31:49Yes, ma'am.
00:31:50I'd like to be in the spelling bee.
00:31:52Psst.
00:31:53You're crazy.
00:31:54Don't do it.
00:31:55You'll just make a fool out of yourself.
00:31:58I will not.
00:32:01Excuse me, ma'am.
00:32:02I was answering one of my many detractors.
00:32:10Well, here I am in the first round of the spelling bee.
00:32:13Nobody thinks I can win the class spelling bee, but I'm going to show them.
00:32:17I not only know a lot of hard words, but I know every spelling rule in the book.
00:32:22The only one I have trouble remembering is I before E except after D.
00:32:28Or is it E before I except after G?
00:32:34I've got to stay calm and not get rattled.
00:32:37This is my big chance to prove to everyone that I can do something.
00:32:41I don't care if I don't actually win.
00:32:44All I want to do is get past the first few rounds and make a decent showing.
00:32:49Let's see now.
00:32:50How does that spelling rule go?
00:32:52Hmm.
00:32:54I guess I really don't have to worry.
00:32:56All the words in the first round of the spelling bee are usually quite easy.
00:33:00In a way, I'd almost like to start off with a hard one.
00:33:02You know, kind of shake up the other kids.
00:33:06I feel strangely calm.
00:33:11Uh-oh. Here it comes.
00:33:13It's my turn next.
00:33:14Here's my first word of the spelling bee.
00:33:19Failure?
00:33:19Failure?
00:33:20Yes, ma'am.
00:33:20That's an easy one.
00:33:21Boy, that's one word he should know well.
00:33:25Failure.
00:33:26F-A-I-L-U-R-E.
00:33:29Failure.
00:33:30I did it!
00:33:31I did it!
00:33:33Uh-oh.
00:33:34That kid has an easy one.
00:33:36Neighbor.
00:33:36N-E-I-B-O-R.
00:33:39Neighbor.
00:33:40Uh-oh.
00:33:41He's out.
00:33:42He missed it.
00:33:43Now it's...
00:33:45It's Sidney or the Bush.
00:33:45M-E-B-O-R-E-B-O-R-E-B-O-R-E.
00:33:46This kid has a real easy one.
00:33:48He'll never miss it.
00:33:50Then I'll get a hard one and I'll be out.
00:33:52Rats.
00:33:53Charities.
00:33:54C-H-A-R-E-B-O-R-E-B-O-R-E-B-O-R-E-B-O-R
00:34:01-E-B-O-R-E-B-O-R-E-B-O-R-E-B-O-R-E-B-O-R.
00:34:01Charities.
00:34:03He missed it.
00:34:04Uh-oh.
00:34:05I guess now it's up to me.
00:34:07It's Sidney or the Bush.
00:34:08Here it is.
00:34:10Yes, ma'am?
00:34:11The word is insecure?
00:34:13Yes.
00:34:13That's the word I'm well acquainted with.
00:34:15Can you imagine?
00:34:17Of course he knows that word.
00:34:19It's his trademark.
00:34:21Insecure.
00:34:22I-N-S-E-C-U-R-E.
00:34:25Insecure.
00:34:38Boy, you really did it, Charlie Brown.
00:34:40You are great.
00:34:42You're our class champion.
00:34:46You didn't think I could do it, did you?
00:34:48But I did it.
00:34:55And tomorrow you'll represent our class in the all-school spelling bee.
00:34:59I'm going home and really bear down.
00:35:01I'm going to study the whole dictionary.
00:35:08This is one rule I must remember.
00:35:11I before E except after C.
00:35:15Or when sounded like A as in neighbor and way.
00:35:20Words ending in I-E, drop the E and change the I to Y before adding I-N-G.
00:35:29I before E except after C.
00:35:33Let's see.
00:35:34I before E except after H.
00:35:38No, I after E after C.
00:35:47When a word has a C for an ending, like frolic or colic or comic and mimic and picnic, you
00:35:56always add a K before a pending.
00:35:59Huh?
00:35:59You know, sticking at E or I or Y.
00:36:03Oh, sure.
00:36:04For example, colic, frolic or picnicker, mimicker and hickory dickory dockery.
00:36:11On the other hand, if softness is maintained, page 43, then E must be retained after C.
00:36:19You mean before the end enable, right?
00:36:22That keeps the spelling stable.
00:36:24So that's why.
00:36:26Of course, let's try.
00:36:27Noticeable, serviceable, embraceable, replaceable, peaceable, enforceable, pronounceable, intraceable.
00:36:37Slay, stein, Fahrenheit.
00:36:41Accepting, fiery, hierarchy, hieroglyphic.
00:36:46E-I is also used in special words that merit careful study.
00:36:50E before I after C, seizure, seizure, seizure, seizure, seizure, seizure, seizure, seizure, seizure, seizure, seizure.
00:37:02Siege, however, is spelled I-E.
00:37:06Otherwise, use I-E in thief, belief, theme, niece, field, grief, grief, cashier, achieve, yield.
00:37:16Only one word in the language ends in S-E-D-E, supersede.
00:37:21Three others end in C-E-E-E-D, exceed, proceed, succeed.
00:37:27All others end in C-E-D-E, exceed, concede, intercede, precede, recede, succeed, succeed.
00:37:36E before I after C.
00:37:39When a word ends in C, like frolic and picnic and mimic, insert a K before adding the suffice.
00:37:50Beginning with F, I, or Y, E-I is used immediately after the letter C.
00:37:57The single exception is fin and searing.
00:38:01E-I is used in words in which it has the sound of A, or the sound of I as
00:38:08in height, slay, stye, and Fahrenheit.
00:38:11E-I is also used in special words.
00:38:14Leisure, seizure, seizure, seizure, protein, weird, either, neither, codeine, caffeine.
00:38:23Use I-E in thief, belief, theme, field, grief, grief, yield, achieve, cashier.
00:38:30Except after C, except after C, proceed, proceed, succeed, exceed, in C.
00:38:36Intercede, proceed, proceed, proceed, succeed.
00:38:41I before E, except after C.
00:38:45Less C before C, I, dissolve.
00:38:49D-I-S-O-L-V-E, dissolve.
00:38:54That's stupid Charlie Brown.
00:38:56He's gonna get it this time.
00:39:00He's up against some of the best spellers in the school.
00:39:04Abrasive.
00:39:06A-S-B-R-A-S-S-I-V.
00:39:13Abrasive.
00:39:14Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:39:18Stomach?
00:39:19Oh, stomachache.
00:39:21That's an easy one.
00:39:22Stomachache.
00:39:23S-T-O-M-A-C-H hyphen A-C-H-E.
00:39:29Stomachache.
00:39:30Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:39:34Embarrassment.
00:39:35E-M-B-A-R-A-S-S-M-M-E-N-T.
00:39:43Embarrassment.
00:39:45He missed it.
00:39:47Boy.
00:39:48Here's my turn.
00:39:51The word is perceive.
00:39:54Yes, I know the word.
00:39:55I before E except after V.
00:39:58Oh, boy.
00:39:59That blockhead will never get this one.
00:40:16Perceive.
00:40:17P-E-R-C-E-I-V-E.
00:40:21Perceive.
00:40:21Hooray!
00:40:23He did it!
00:40:28He did it!
00:40:30He did it!
00:40:30He did it!
00:40:31Hooray!
00:40:33He's a hero!
00:40:35Charlie Brown did it!
00:40:40Champion Charlie Brown
00:40:43That has a lovely ring
00:40:46Something to make up for
00:40:48Call a red line
00:40:49Something the kids can sing
00:40:52Champion Charlie Brown
00:40:54It's fire
00:40:55Setting the whole wide world on fire
00:40:58Why all the flags
00:41:00Break out the confetti
00:41:01Cause all the bells to sound
00:41:04He's gotta be most definitely
00:41:07Champion Charlie Brown
00:41:10Champion Charlie Brown
00:41:13He's got to be the best
00:41:16Top of the heat
00:41:18Top of the heat
00:41:18When it comes to spelling
00:41:19Better than all the rest
00:41:22Champion Charlie Brown
00:41:24You did it!
00:41:26If you're a blockhead boy
00:41:27You did it!
00:41:29It must be something
00:41:30Not to be nothing
00:41:31When you've been on the ground
00:41:35Once a beginner
00:41:36Now he's a winner
00:41:37Champion Charlie Brown
00:41:40Champion Charlie Brown
00:41:43Champion Charlie Brown
00:41:46I hate to admit it
00:41:48But this could mean the start
00:41:50Of something great
00:41:50For Charlie Brown
00:41:52He may have to get an agent
00:41:54Of course he'll need an agent
00:41:56Our glorious victory
00:41:58Must be capitalized upon
00:42:00Let's see
00:42:01As agent
00:42:03I shall get 10%
00:42:05Or is it 15%
00:42:07Of Charlie Brown
00:42:08Perhaps this calls
00:42:10For incorporation
00:42:11Lucy Van Pelt Inc
00:42:13Hmm
00:42:14I guess you really have to start
00:42:17Boning up on your spelling
00:42:18Charlie Brown
00:42:19Boning up?
00:42:20What for?
00:42:21I just won
00:42:23Boy, I wouldn't go through that again
00:42:25For anything
00:42:28What?
00:42:29What?
00:42:30What?
00:42:31I guess I showed him
00:42:32I guess old Charlie Brown came through
00:42:35Phew
00:42:35What a relief that's over
00:42:38What?
00:42:39What do you mean
00:42:40Over?
00:42:42It's over
00:42:43I won
00:42:44And I won't ever have to go through
00:42:46Such an ordeal again
00:42:49Why you blockhead
00:42:51This is just the beginning
00:42:54Of course Charlie Brown
00:42:55This is only the beginning
00:42:57Sure Charlie Brown
00:42:59This is only the beginning
00:43:10Charlie Brown
00:43:12Charlie Brown
00:43:12This victory makes you a representative
00:43:14To the National Elimination Spelling Bee
00:43:17Second grade
00:43:20National Elimination Spelling Bee?
00:43:23Ugh!
00:43:24Well, I can see that this blockhead needs help
00:43:27It isn't just the nationals
00:43:30There's personal appearances after that
00:43:33Testimonials
00:43:34Perhaps TV appearances
00:43:36A manager of my caliber is the answer, Charlie Brown
00:43:42In fact, I'm not sure if 15% is enough
00:43:47My valuable presence is easily worth 20%
00:43:53Good grief
00:43:55The first thing we must correct is your posture
00:44:00Judges of a contest can be influenced by poor posture
00:44:08Your grooming is very important
00:44:11Let's spruce up these clothes, Charlie Brown
00:44:15You need a haircut too
00:44:17I can see that we're going to have to work with you
00:44:20Patty, what do you think?
00:44:22Well, we should check his walk
00:44:24If he's going to stumble around like he usually does
00:44:28Walk, Charlie Brown
00:44:30Walk, Charlie Brown
00:44:31Not too bad
00:44:32A little coaching will help, though
00:44:34Too bad he doesn't have naturally curly hair
00:44:37Judges can't resist naturally curly hair
00:44:41You've got to learn how to smile, Charlie Brown
00:44:44Smile!
00:44:45Hmm
00:44:47Hmm
00:44:48Hmm
00:44:49You've got to smile like a sick pumpkin
00:44:55And furthermore, you have to be understood
00:44:58The judges must be able to understand you
00:45:02Your diction must be perfect
00:45:07The honor of your school, your neighborhood, rests on your shoulders
00:45:14Not to mention the economic future of your manager
00:45:26Linus, I don't know how I get into these messes
00:45:30If I hadn't volunteered in the first place
00:45:32I wouldn't have won
00:45:34And now I wouldn't have to be trying to memorize the dictionary
00:45:37There's a good chance that instead of being a hero
00:45:40I'll make a bigger fool of myself than ever
00:45:43Don't be discouraged, Charlie Brown
00:45:45You have nothing to lose
00:45:47You'll either be a hero
00:45:48Or a goat
00:45:54Hi, Big Brother
00:45:55Hi, Lioness
00:45:58Hi
00:45:59Hi
00:46:00Hi, Sally
00:46:01Why don't you take me to a movie?
00:46:04How would I ever take you to a movie?
00:46:07Well, this happens all the time
00:46:09Boys call up girls and say
00:46:11Would you like to go to a movie?
00:46:14And then the girls say
00:46:15Why yes, I'll like it very much
00:46:19And then the boy goes over to the girls' house
00:46:22And knocks on the door
00:46:24And he says to her
00:46:26I've come to take you to a movie
00:46:29Have you come to take me to a movie, Linus?
00:46:33Good grief, no
00:46:38Isn't he the cutest thing?
00:46:43Isn't he the cutest thing?
00:46:48Isn't he the cutest thing?
00:47:00This whole thing makes me feel like I'm being drafted
00:47:03Think of it this way, Charlie Brown
00:47:05You're going on a great adventure
00:47:07And you'll be representing all us little kids
00:47:10Our honor is riding on your shoulders
00:47:12Not to mention my future economic security, Charlie Brown
00:47:16As your agent, I expect nothing but success in our endeavors
00:47:21Go out there, Charlie Brown, and fight!
00:47:26Good grief
00:47:28Okay, Charlie Brown
00:47:29I guess you better get aboard
00:47:31The bus is about to go
00:47:32It's a dead one, Charlie Brown
00:47:34I want you to take this
00:47:37My blanket
00:47:38My life
00:47:39My all
00:47:41It will bring you luck
00:47:42Gee, Linus
00:47:44That's very nice of you
00:47:45Here
00:47:46I don't think I...
00:47:48Here
00:47:50Well, okay
00:47:52Thanks, Linus
00:47:54Here
00:47:54So long, Linus
00:47:55Here
00:47:56Return victorious, Charlie Brown
00:48:01I don't come back at all
00:48:03You can do it, Charlie Brown
00:48:06You can do it, Charlie Brown
00:48:09Return victorious, Charlie Brown
00:48:35Here
00:48:36Later
00:48:36Sir
00:48:36Yes, you are
00:48:36This speaker
00:48:36You know, Rhonda選手
00:48:37Agility
00:48:37After 10
00:48:37Short
00:48:37...
00:49:10Schroeder, do you think Charlie Brown will win?
00:49:12Do you think that Charlie Brown has a chance?
00:49:16Well, he's been practicing a lot.
00:49:18I think he has a good chance.
00:49:23A young man these days has to practice a lot, doesn't he?
00:49:27A young man these days has to work very hard
00:49:30to be able to support a wife, doesn't he?
00:49:34Who said anything about a wife?
00:49:39Do piano players make a lot of money, Schroeder?
00:49:43Some do.
00:49:45If they practice very hard, I guess.
00:49:50Keep practicing, kiddo.
00:49:56Incidentally, who's this, George Washington?
00:49:58Johnverton?
00:54:50See, I'm always passing out.
00:54:54Snoopy, I'm up to you to help me.
00:54:56I just gotta have my blanket back.
00:54:59I gotta have my blanket.
00:55:02I don't know what's happening to me.
00:55:04Maybe you could come with me.
00:55:06Maybe you could come with me to find Charlie Brown and get my blanket back.
00:55:34I don't know, I'll show you to, but I don't.
00:55:40But, I saw I was up to you.
00:56:49This is too much.
00:56:51I'm so tired I can hardly stay awake.
00:56:54Maybe I'd better go to bed.
00:56:57But if I give up now, the kids will never forgive me.
00:57:01I can't keep up this pace.
00:57:05Maybe I should just tell them all that my health is more important.
00:57:13Yes, health.
00:57:14H-E-A-L-T-H, health.
00:57:17I'm getting delirious.
00:57:19I better get a hold of myself.
00:57:21I need something in my stomach.
00:57:23Stomach.
00:57:24S-T-O-M-A-C-H.
00:57:25Stomach.
00:57:26I'd better call room service.
00:57:29Service.
00:57:30S-E-R-V-I-C-E.
00:57:31Service.
00:57:33Yes.
00:57:34Service.
00:57:35Yes.
00:57:36That's it.
00:57:37I before E.
00:57:38Save after D.
00:57:40Hello?
00:57:40Yes, hello.
00:57:44Oh, did I ring?
00:57:46Yes.
00:57:46I guess I rang.
00:57:48Rang.
00:57:48R-A-N-G.
00:57:49Rang.
00:57:51What?
00:57:52Ah.
00:57:53Yes, room service.
00:57:54I want room service.
00:57:55Ooh.
00:57:57Could you please send me a bowl of dry cereal and a glass of milk?
00:58:00Let's see.
00:58:01What was it?
00:58:02I before E after milk?
00:58:09Thump.
00:58:10Thump.
00:58:10T-H-U-M-P.
00:58:11Thump.
00:58:18Hey.
00:58:19Hey.
00:58:42My blanket, Charlie Brown.
00:58:45My blanket.
00:58:47I can't be without it.
00:58:50After I gave you my blanket, my life has been a nightmare.
00:58:56Eww.
00:59:02See, I keep passing out.
00:59:05I can't be without my blanket.
00:59:10I need my blanket, Charlie Brown.
00:59:14Gee, Linus, I don't know what's with your blanket.
00:59:18I've been so busy studying that I forgot all about your blanket.
00:59:22Forgot about my blanket?
00:59:24Eww.
00:59:26Whoa, whoa, whoa is me.
00:59:30Gee, I'm sorry, Linus.
00:59:31I really have been studying so hard.
00:59:33I must have misplaced it.
00:59:36Maybe I left it in the lobby.
00:59:38Hmm.
00:59:39Oh.
00:59:41No, I think I left it at the library.
00:59:44I really haven't got any place except for the library.
00:59:47That's it.
00:59:48I must have left it at the library.
00:59:50Library?
00:59:51I give him a good luck charm?
00:59:53My beautiful blanket?
00:59:55And he thinks it's at the library.
00:59:59Charlie Brown, I ought to kick you.
01:00:08Linus, Linus, speak to me.
01:00:10I'm sure the blanket is at the library.
01:00:12Take old Snoopy with you.
01:00:13He's a hunting dog.
01:00:15He'll...
01:00:16Good grief.
01:00:19Well, he'll be happy to help you find your blanket.
01:00:22I have to stay and study.
01:00:24Tomorrow's a spelling bee, and I just have to study.
01:00:28Look in the hotel lobby first.
01:00:30Then go down two blocks right.
01:00:32Then straight.
01:00:33You can't miss it.
01:00:34It's either at the library or somewhere along the way.
01:00:46It is in here.
01:01:08Oh, it is in here.
01:01:10Oh, it is in here.
01:01:19It is in here.
01:01:26Oh, where is it?
01:01:29Where can it be?
01:01:31Toby?
01:01:33It's in here.
01:01:34Oh, no.
01:01:34It is in here.
01:01:34I don't know.
01:05:24Where is it?
01:05:26I don't see it.
01:05:28It isn't here.
01:05:33It's gone.
01:05:35My poor blanket is gone.
01:05:38Woe is me.
01:05:41That scoundrel Charlie Brown lost my blanket.
01:05:59Oh, right, you stupid beagle.
01:06:01Oh, right, you stupid beagle, snap to it.
01:06:19It's that blockhead Charlie Brown's fault.
01:06:23If I hadn't felt sorry for him, this would never have happened.
01:06:28Never feel sorry for blockheads.
01:06:30I'll never forgive me.
01:06:38I'll never forgive that, good morning, good morning, Linus and Snoopy, Snoopy, Snoopy, S-N-O-O-P-Y, Snoopy.
01:06:50Well, Charlie Brown's ugly.
01:06:52Well, Charlie Brown, you really did it.
01:06:55We looked for that blanket all over the city.
01:07:00And as for this hunting dog of yours, he's completely useless.
01:07:05Useless. U-S-E-L-E-S-S. Useless.
01:07:12Gee, I'm sorry, Linus. I don't know what to say. S-A-Y-S-A.
01:07:18I've got to get ready for the contest.
01:07:21Contest. C-O-N-T-E-S-T. Contest.
01:07:26I'll never see my blanket again.
01:07:32Washing. W-A-S-H-I-N-G. Washing.
01:08:05W-A-S-H-I-N-G.
01:08:06W-A-S-H-I-N-G.
01:08:29U-A-G.
01:09:17I before you and followed by she.
01:09:36Good luck, Charlie Brown.
01:09:51Hi, I'm a friend of one of the contestants.
01:10:13I'm a friend of one of the contestants.
01:10:38That block had better deliver.
01:10:41I'm sure Charlie Brown will perform commendably.
01:10:45It's going to start.
01:10:46Here it is.
01:10:47It's sitting near the bush for Charlie Brown.
01:11:01When a word ends in C, a K is added before E, I, or Y.
01:11:06That blockhead, he's falling asleep.
01:11:17Supercede.
01:11:18Supercede.
01:11:19S-U-P-E-R-S-E-D-E.
01:11:26Supercede.
01:11:30Irritable.
01:11:35Irritable.
01:11:37Irritable.
01:11:38Irritable.
01:11:41Irritable.
01:11:44Recommend.
01:11:45R-E-C-O-M-M-E-N-D
01:11:50Recommend
01:11:54Invitation
01:11:55I-N-V-I-T-A-T-I-O-N
01:12:00Invitation
01:12:06Unconfident
01:12:07U-N-C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T
01:12:11Unconfident
01:12:12Of course
01:12:14That's a word he's well acquainted with
01:12:17Production
01:12:18P-R-O-D-U-C-T-I-O-M
01:12:25Production
01:12:29Tyranny
01:12:30T-Y-R-R-A-N-Y
01:12:35Tyranny
01:12:40Indispensable
01:12:42I-N-D-I-S-P-E-N-S-I-B-L-E
01:12:50Indispensable
01:12:54Irrassistable
01:12:55I-R-R-E-S-I-S-T-A-B-L-E
01:13:04Irrassistable
01:13:10Irrassistable
01:13:11R-E-P-E-T-I-O-N
01:13:17Repetition
01:13:18R-E-P-E-T-I-O-N
01:13:22Development
01:13:23D-E-V-E-L-O-P-M-E-N-T
01:13:29Development
01:13:34Ingenious
01:13:35I-N-G-E-N-U-O-U-S
01:13:45Fussbudget
01:13:46F-U-S-S-B-U-D-G-E-T
01:13:51Fussbudget
01:13:53Hey, how'd he know that word?
01:13:58Irrassistable
01:14:04Irrassistable
01:14:05A-B-L-E
01:14:08Irremediable
01:14:08Hey, there's only two left!
01:14:12And one of them is Charlie Brown!
01:14:15Hooray!
01:14:16Yay!
01:14:18Hooray!
01:14:19That a boy, Charlie Brown!
01:14:21You can do it!
01:14:22Whee!
01:14:23The stage!
01:14:24TV!
01:14:25Nothing will stop us!
01:14:27Disastrous
01:14:28D-I-S-A-S-T-R-O-U-S
01:14:32Disastrous
01:14:33Yay, Charlie Brown!
01:14:35Hang on there!
01:14:37Whee!
01:14:39Occurrence
01:14:40O-C-C-U-R-R-E-N-C-E
01:14:45Occurrence
01:14:49It's Charlie Brown's turn
01:14:51If he gets this one and the other kid misses
01:14:54Why, he could be the winner
01:14:59Come on, Charlie Brown! You can do it!
01:15:02Incompetent
01:15:04I-N-C-O-M-P-E-T-E-N-T
01:15:08Incompetent
01:15:10Hooray!
01:15:11Charlie Brown is doing it! Hooray!
01:15:15I think he's gonna do it! Hooray!
01:15:19My future is assured!
01:15:21Do you think I'll do it, Trotter?
01:15:23I hope so. If the other kid misses this next one, Charlie Brown wins
01:15:29Come on, Charlie Brown!
01:15:31You can do it, Charlie Brown! Hooray!
01:15:35Hooray! Hooray!
01:15:37Leisure! L-E-I-S-U-R-E
01:15:41Leisure
01:15:43Hooray! Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
01:15:46The word is beagle?
01:15:47Oh, boy! That's an easy one! That's his dog!
01:15:52He'll get that one easy!
01:15:54Charlie Brown's at the threshold of being the champion speller!
01:15:59Beagle! Beagle!
01:16:02Beagle!
01:16:04B-E-A-G-E-L
01:16:07Beagle!
01:16:09O-G!
01:16:10O-G!
01:16:11O-G!
01:16:13O-G!
01:16:19Owning ten percent of Charlie Brown is like owning ten percent of nothing!
01:16:28Charlie Brown, you... you make me mad!
01:16:33Dad.
01:17:03Dad.
01:17:33Dad.
01:18:11I guess nobody realized that we were returning.
01:18:16Come on, Charlie Brown.
01:18:18Let's go home.
01:18:37So long, Charlie Brown.
01:18:39See you tomorrow.
01:19:03Oh, my God.
01:19:58Oh, my God.
01:20:24Oh, my God.
01:20:26Did you come to take me to a movie?
01:20:28There's one downtown for mature audiences only.
01:20:33Good grief, no.
01:20:35I came to see Charlie Brown.
01:20:37Is he here?
01:20:38Yes, he's in his room.
01:20:43He's been in bed all day and has the shirts pulled down.
01:20:52Well, if you decide you want to take me to a movie, you'll have my phone number.
01:21:02Who is it?
01:21:03May I come in?
01:21:07I don't care.
01:21:14It's dark in here.
01:21:15It's dark in here.
01:21:15I can't see a thing.
01:21:16Do you mind if I pull the shades up?
01:21:45Do you mind if I pull the shades up?
01:21:46I can understand how you feel.
01:21:49I can understand how you feel.
01:21:49You worked hard studying for the spelling bee, and I suppose you feel you let everyone down,
01:21:55and you made a fool out of yourself and everything.
01:22:02But did you notice something, Charlie Brown?
01:22:04Tom?
01:22:05What's that?
01:22:06The world didn't come to an end.
01:22:47One, one, two, four, four, four, five, five, şunu.
01:22:50Then, Tedon, go outside to the Times.
01:22:50Try one, two, one, two, three, four, six, sorry.
01:22:56Man, go outside for three hours every night.
01:22:56Lucy, tell him life once again.
01:23:04Maybe you're in business.
01:23:22Now the shadows of the morning
01:23:30Have gone beyond the August afternoon
01:23:37And Charlie's had his day
01:23:41His very special day
01:23:45His morning and his evening and his noon
01:23:54Maybe it's a kind of magic
01:24:02That only little boys can do
01:24:09But seeing Charlie's smile
01:24:13Can't make you stop for a while
01:24:18And get you feeling glad
01:24:21You're you
01:24:26He's only a boy named Charlie
01:24:32Welcome home, Charlie Brown
01:24:35Boy named Charlie Brown
01:24:42He's just a kid next door
01:24:45Perhaps a little more
01:24:49He's every kid in every town
01:24:58The world is full of lots of people
01:25:06Here and there and all around
01:25:13But people after all
01:25:17Start out as being small
01:25:21And we're all
01:25:25A boy named Charlie Brown
01:25:33The world is full of lots of people
01:25:34And we're all in the same way
01:25:35And we're all in the same way
01:25:44And we're all in the same way
01:25:53See what the world is
01:25:53What the light
01:25:53Is it
01:25:53And if you're in the same way
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