Speaking of trombones, that "Wah-wah-wah" noise has been synonymous with Charlie Brown's teacher. But in the Thankgiving show, the first adult voice was heard in a Peanuts special. It is not a ...

We all know the trombone “wah wah wah” sound that Charlie Brown’s teacher makes when speaking in a Peanuts special. But A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, which was released in 1973, made history ...

Until recently, that seemed like an odd quote from the man who created the iconic Peanuts comics, which feature the wholesome Charlie Brown and his sagacious dog Snoopy. Each time I watch a ...

Birnbach, a timid, self-conscious third grader who wore thick-lensed glasses because of her poor vision, identified more with Charlie Brown. Her teacher, however, chose her for the role of the ...

When he finds his cast dancing instead of rehearsing, as Charlie Brown did, he immediately fires them with the backing of his teacher, a white man whose enthusiasm for Kwanzaa is a punchline.