Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 24, 1955
December 23, 1955
December 25, 1955
Transcript:
Patty is in the foyer taking off her coat. She asks Charlie Brown, "Have you hung your Christmas stocking yet, Charlie Brown?"<br> <br> He replies as she walks away smiling, "I sure have...go in, and see it while I put away your coat..."<br> <br> She calls back to him, "Hey! You've got a present already!"<br> <br> She smiles as they stand looking at Snoopy smiling down from a stocking hung over the fireplace. Charlie Brown mutters, "Oh, Good Grief!"<br> <br>
upanddown17 almost 13 years ago
Happiness is a warm puppy.
bcn172000 over 12 years ago
A brand new puppy! Let’s name him Snoopy!
Meowmocha over 9 years ago
Now Snoopy is officially Charlie Brown’s dog…
yow4zip Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Surprise!
Stormwyrm over 7 years ago
Odd that “Good Grief” is largely considered a Britishism, when it has become such a common expression in this most quintessentially American of cartoons.
alien011 4 months ago
Let’s just hope he doesn’t leave a “present” in there.