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What Charlie Brown episode does Snoopy stay at some fort and drink root beer in a restaurant? ?

There is an episode of Charlie Brown that Snoopy is at some sort of fortress and he drinks glass after glass of foamy root beer while sitting at red/white checkered covered tables… does anyone know what I’m talking about?

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10 anos con Mafalda / 10 Years with Mafalda $19.95 Created in 1964 by Quino, Mafalda appeared in various Spanish-language newspapers and weeklies until the Argentine illustrator discontinued the series in 1974. The quirky young girl became an icon throughout Latin America, similar to Charlie Brown in the United States. One could say Mafalda is a singular phenomenon, though, as she is popular both with adults and children even 20 years after the series ended. Several volumes of Mafalda cartoons have been reprinted, but this is the first one that gathers a selection of cartoons spanning the 1964?74 period.

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40 Years: A Charlie Brown Christmas $10.19 A Charlie Brown Christmas, an enduring holiday tradition enjoyed by television audiences around the world, this year celebrates its 40th anniversary. To mark the landmark event, Peak Records is releasing 40 Years–A Charlie Brown Christmas, a collection of newly recorded versions of holiday favorites and Vince Guaraldi-penned Peanuts classics, such as the instantly recognizable Linus and Lucy. The album also includes two Peanuts songs not featured on Vince Guaraldi’s multiplatinum-selling A Charlie Brown Christmas, Red Baron and It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. 40 Years–A Charlie Brown Christmas showcases the talents of Gerald Albright, Toni Braxton, Norman Brown, Chaka Khan, Dave Koz, Brian McKnight, Eric Marienthal, and the Rippingtons. Also featured is Vanessa Williams on Just Like Me, a new track written by David Benoit, who both performed on and produced the CD, and Lee Mendelson, longtime producer of the holiday television specials. 40 Years–A Charlie Brown Christmas was the brainchild of five-time GRAMMY-nominated musician, composer, and arranger David Benoit, who has been composing music for Peanuts television specials for over ten years, including the 2000 recording Here’s to You, Charlie Brown. A Charlie Brown Christmas debuted debuted on network television in 1965. Written by Charles M. Schulz, with Bill Melendez directing and Mendelson as executive producer, the show won an Emmy for Oustanding Children’s Program, despite initial concerns about the show’s leisurely-paced jazz soundtrack, religious theme, and use of children’s voices. In December 2004, A Charlie Brown Christmas was named Best Christmas Special by TV Guide and drew an audience of over 13 million viewers, the special’s best numbers ever on ABC.