Peanuts by Shulz Happy Holidays

Snoopy asks Charlie Brown for extra meals; Charlie Brown goes on vacation leaving Snoopy with Linus and Lucy; Snoopy steals Linus’s blanket.

Peppermint Patty wants to find someone dumber than her to help her grading curve; Sally compares the sadness of leaves falling to lack of presents on Christmas for Show and Tell.

Lucy tells Linus to tell the snow to stop falling; Snoopy tries to throw a snowball at Lucy but she knows it's coming; Lucy creates then destroys a snowman.

Snoopy wants to skate with Peppermint Patty; Peppermint Patty gets skating lessons from Snoopy; Peppermint Patty wants Marcie to make her a skating outfit.

Linus decides to run for class president. Sally interviews Linus during his election. Lucy assists in Linus's polls for presidency.

Charlie Brown and Linus catch snowflakes on their tongues. Lucy bullies Linus about his snowmen. Linus and Lucy count all the snowflakes. Linus chokes on a snowflake.

Snoopy and Charlie Brown write a letter to Santa Claus. Charlie Brown and Snoopy exchange Christmas gifts; Snoopy is cold at night as Linus and Charlie Brown try to solve the problem.

Snoopy and Woodstock ask Charlie Brown about eating turkey on Thanksgiving. Peppermint Patty wants to find someone less smart to help her grading curve.

Snoopy doesn't want to wait until Christmas to open gifts; Charlie Brown tries to afford a gift for a girl; Rerun wants Snoopy to be his sled dog; Charlie Brown can't walk in his heavy coat.

Charlie Brown helps Sally write a thank you letter to Grandma; Peppermint Patty needs a Mother's Day card for her father; Sally forgets about Father's Day.

Lucy sets a record of being crabby for 100 days; Lucy asks if she's a crabby person; Snoopy sips from Lucy's straw without her knowing; The Easter Beagle hides eggs and Lucy misses out.

Sally demands help with her homework; Sally breaks a ruler; Sally keeps a list of people who didn't give her Xmas cards; Sally draws a map of the world; Sally is afraid of a snowman.

Charlie Brown waits for Valentine cards. Charlie Brown makes his own Valentine's cards; Sally tries to free the tennis court for Linus; Sally pretends Linus takes her to the movies.

Pig Pen takes Peppermint Patty to the dance. Peppermint Patty likes Pig Pen and expects a Valentine's card. Sally is sad that Linus didn't send her a card.

Sally doesn’t want to kick a football; Linus sees a scary movie about feet; Linus and Charlie Brown discussr writing to The Great Pumpkin and Santa.

Sally wants Charlie Brown to defend her; Sally gives advice to Charlie Brown on pen-pal writing; A girl thinks Snoopy is Charlie Brown; Charlie Brown buys Valentine's chocolates.

Linus asks Lucy to write a letter to Santa for him; Sally questions Santa's Nice versus Naughty list. Snoopy and Woodstock enjoy snowflakes; Lucy needs a skating partner.

Peppermint Patty reccomends an open-book test in class. Peppermint Patty has to read a book over Christmas break.

Linus gets called mister by Lydia and feels old. Lydia wants Linus to treat her for Valentine's Day; Linus asks for Lydia's address.

Linus pats birds on the head; Linus and Lucy need a Measles shot; Lucy doesn't like Linus's letter to Santa; Lucy wants Linus to break his blanket habit.

Lucy thinks Schroeder's cute; Frieda is at Schroeder's piano. Frieda offers a used Valentine; Schroeder laughs at Lucy's marriage idea; Lucy hits a home run for a kiss.

Sally asks Santa for a job; Woodstock watches the gang hang their Christmas stockings and wants his own; Sally tries to give Santa a check up; Sally writes a thank you letter.

Lucy wants respect and no dancing. Rerun is selling his art; Linus guides Snoopy on his Mother's Day gift. Lucy points out Linus's faults. Linus practices his speech to Lucy to a wall.

Linus analyzes a snowball; Snoopy gives Linus and Lucy tickets to a bird hockey game; Linus helps Charlie Brown write a letter to Santa. Lucy is annoyed at her Christmas gifts.

Woodstock and the birds protest; Linus thinks Woodstock is a Canada goose; Linus reads Woodstock's grandpa's diary; Woodstock writes a letter for Mother's Day.