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| − | + | {{Infobox comic strip|image = Logo_peanuts_(comic_strip).jpg | |
| + | |author = Charles M. Schulz | ||
| + | |syndicate = United Feature Syndicate <br> Peanuts Worldwide LLC | ||
| + | |country = United States | ||
| + | |start = October 2, 1950 | ||
| + | |end = February 13, 2000}} | ||
'''''Peanuts''''' is a syndicated comic strip created by Charles M. Schulz in 1950, and recognized as a strip series so popular and iconic that it changed the face of newspaper strips. | '''''Peanuts''''' is a syndicated comic strip created by Charles M. Schulz in 1950, and recognized as a strip series so popular and iconic that it changed the face of newspaper strips. | ||
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| + | ==June 14, 1960== | ||
| + | Sally overfeds Snoopy with milk, and was "milk-logged". | ||
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| + | Peanuts - Milk bloated Snoopy.png | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
==June 24, 1962== | ==June 24, 1962== | ||
Snoopy tries to eat through the tall grass around his doghouse, but gets too full to make it very far. | Snoopy tries to eat through the tall grass around his doghouse, but gets too full to make it very far. | ||
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Peanuts 06-24-1962.png | Peanuts 06-24-1962.png | ||
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==February 8-12, 1965== | ==February 8-12, 1965== | ||
Snoopy's failed romance with a female beagle on the ice-skating rink leads him stress-eating to try and forget about it. | Snoopy's failed romance with a female beagle on the ice-skating rink leads him stress-eating to try and forget about it. | ||
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==March 29, 1969== | ==March 29, 1969== | ||
Linus and Snoopy binge drink the former's electrolyte solution in an attempt to energize during a baseball game. | Linus and Snoopy binge drink the former's electrolyte solution in an attempt to energize during a baseball game. | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==August 13-October 4, 1975== | ==August 13-October 4, 1975== | ||
| − | When Snoopy's brother Spike arrives, Lucy is appalled at how stick-thin he is. Therefore, she fattens him up. This would later be recreated twice: in a 1985 episode of ''The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show'' and the 2003 TV special ''I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown''. | + | When Snoopy's brother Spike arrives, Lucy is appalled at how stick-thin he is. Therefore, she fattens him up. This would later be recreated twice: in a 1985 episode of ''[[The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show]]'' and the 2003 TV special ''I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown''. |
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==April 11-12, 1980== | ==April 11-12, 1980== | ||
Snoopy buys 23 hot dogs from Lucy and promptly eats them all. | Snoopy buys 23 hot dogs from Lucy and promptly eats them all. | ||
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==June 15-24, 1982== | ==June 15-24, 1982== | ||
Sally Brown returns from "Beanbag Camp", where children sit on beanbags and eat junk food while watching television, and has gained weight over the course of two weeks. This is also adapted in the [[Peanuts (TV series)|TV series]]. | Sally Brown returns from "Beanbag Camp", where children sit on beanbags and eat junk food while watching television, and has gained weight over the course of two weeks. This is also adapted in the [[Peanuts (TV series)|TV series]]. | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* ''[[The Peanuts Movie]]'' | * ''[[The Peanuts Movie]]'' | ||
| − | * ''[[Peanuts (TV series)]] | + | *''[[The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show]]'' |
| + | * [[Peanuts (TV series)|''Peanuts'' (TV series)]] | ||
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[[Category:United Feature Syndicate]] | [[Category:United Feature Syndicate]] | ||
[[Category:Comics]] | [[Category:Comics]] | ||
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[[Category:Dogs]] | [[Category:Dogs]] | ||
[[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Humans]] | ||
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[[Category:Weight gain]] | [[Category:Weight gain]] | ||
[[Category:Liquid inflation]] | [[Category:Liquid inflation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:14, 9 January 2023
| Peanuts | |
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| Author | Charles M. Schulz |
| Syndicate | United Feature Syndicate Peanuts Worldwide LLC |
| Country | United States |
| Original run | October 2, 1950 - February 13, 2000 |
| Wikipedia | |
Peanuts is a syndicated comic strip created by Charles M. Schulz in 1950, and recognized as a strip series so popular and iconic that it changed the face of newspaper strips.
Contents
June 14, 1960
Sally overfeds Snoopy with milk, and was "milk-logged".
June 24, 1962
Snoopy tries to eat through the tall grass around his doghouse, but gets too full to make it very far.
February 8-12, 1965
Snoopy's failed romance with a female beagle on the ice-skating rink leads him stress-eating to try and forget about it.
March 29, 1969
Linus and Snoopy binge drink the former's electrolyte solution in an attempt to energize during a baseball game.
August 13-October 4, 1975
When Snoopy's brother Spike arrives, Lucy is appalled at how stick-thin he is. Therefore, she fattens him up. This would later be recreated twice: in a 1985 episode of The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show and the 2003 TV special I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown.
April 11-12, 1980
Snoopy buys 23 hot dogs from Lucy and promptly eats them all.
June 15-24, 1982
Sally Brown returns from "Beanbag Camp", where children sit on beanbags and eat junk food while watching television, and has gained weight over the course of two weeks. This is also adapted in the TV series.
