“Delightful, Wholesome and Fresh”
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What You Need To Know:
THE SNOOPY SHOW is a fresh take on the nostalgic characters, with wholesome, funny stories of friendship. Season Three has a strong moral worldview with themes of love, loyalty and friendship. Snoopy and his adorable friends can still capture the hearts of children and provide them with moral lessons while sticking to their silly nature. However, the series does feature some downsides of childhood attitudes, such as characters complaining, Lucy’s meanness, Sally’s rudeness, and Snoopy’s occasional pouting. Overall, Season Three of THE SNOOPY SHOW is delightful and appropriate for all ages.
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Strong moral worldview with redemptive elements of love, loyalty, friendship, encouragement, helping others, doing the right thing, and taking ownership for wrongdoings
No foul language
Some light slapstick violence in the episodes, such as multiple pratfalls, characters knocked over, characters fall into holes on the beach, Sally hitting characters over the head and into the sand, Marcie getting hit with a football, Sally getting tangled in a jump rope, Snoop saves Woodstock from going over a waterfall, Charlie Brown falls into a trap set by Linus, characters repeatably run into each other, etc.
No sex
Upper male nudity when characters are on the beach
No alcohol use Smoking and/or Drug use and Abuse: No smoking or drugs; and,
Brief Miscellaneous immorality such as Snoopy steals Lucy’s homework.
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Snoopy’s big imagination is brought to life throughout the series, leading him and the others into new adventures that stress themes of love, loyalty, friendship, and education. Though the characters may disagree at times, they can always put their differences aside and come together.
THE SNOOPY SHOW presents content that is acceptable for children and families. However, parents of young children may want to watch this along with them because some of the lessons may be hard to determine for younger viewers. The episodes are filled with fun segments, dancing, music, and adorable moments of friendship. The redemptive nature of the show is seen through accountability and admitting when one does wrong.
In Season Three, viewers can watch Snoopy’s daydreams come to life, such as being a pirate searching for buried treasure, a secret agent following clues, a leprechaun playing tricks, or soaring through the sky as his alter ego, the “Flying Ace.” Snoopy often commits wrongs but is sure to make it right in a redemptive manner. Also, some episodes have educational content about subjects such as the Statue of Liberty, when Peppermint Patty needs help with her report. The episode presents the viewer with three facts that describe the statute’s importance. However, some parents may want to note that the third episode of Season Three does try to educate viewers on Irish folklore and leprechauns.
The familiar and lovable characters make the series enjoyable for the whole family. Snoopy’s bond and friendship with Charlie Brown will warm your heart. Snoopy exhibits many great qualities such as loyalty to his sidekick, Woodstock, by rescuing him repeatably from danger. Even though Snoopy has many good qualities, he often has a short temper when things don’t go his way. So, some parents may want to shield their children from this.
Overall, Season Three of THE SNOOPY SHOW is delightful and appropriate for all ages. The new series continues in the tradition of the original comic strip by promoting positive moral lessons and stressing the importance of friendship.
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