Peanuts fans can't let Thanksgiving come and go without watching "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," a classic holiday rite of passage. "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" made its television debut in 1965,

A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving may be an annual viewing staple, but the wholesome Peanuts special is steeped in a terrifying debate: Is Woodstock a cannibal? As the years go on, the decades-long debate surrounding Woodstock’s consumption of turkey at Thanksgiving dinner is still raging.

For many, A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving is as much a part of the holiday as turkey and all the trimmings. The beloved special has been a part of the American holiday entertainment landscape for more than 50 years,

To put it metaphorically, the Charlie Brown Thanksgiving Dinner is a reminder to keep things simple and to tap into your childlike wonder, because something really delicious can come out of it. Here are the core ingredients for a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving dinner:

In the 1973 holiday classic " A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving ," Franklin, the sole Black character, is sidelined at the dinner table. It might not make up for the slight, but decades later, Franklin has his very own Peanuts special. So if you're still mad about the seating arrangement, here's how to give Franklin a little more attention.

Fans of the "Peanuts" holiday specials can stream "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" for free this weekend. Here's how.

It’s a holiday tradition! For decades, The Peanuts gang has warmed our hearts every holiday with their cozy Charlie Brown specials. You might be wondering why you haven’t seen these specials on network TV in the past couple of years.