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Victoria Ahearn Snoopy and Charlie Brown are seen in a still image from the show "The Snoopy Show". The world's most beloved Beagle is carving out a new kennel in Canada. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Apple TV Plus, *MANDATORY CREDIT March 03, 2021 - 9:01 AM TORONTO - The world's most beloved Beagle is carving out a new kennel in Canada. After debuting "Snoopy in Space" on Apple TV Plus in late 2019, Halifax-headquartered media company WildBrain and its mostly all-Canadian team are now digging deeper into the late Charles M. Schulz's comic strips with the newly launched "T...

Toronto-based showrunner Mark Evestaff says the projects are the first major Peanuts content to come out since "The Peanuts Movie" in 2015, and seemingly the first to be made in Canada. The creators have worked closely with the Schulz family and his Creative Associates company in the U.S. to respect his classic works as the franchise establishes roots on this side of the border. That's why viewers won't see Snoopy and the gang using cellphones, for instance, or look much different than the simple line drawing of the comics. "It was all inspired by going back to the strip and pulling out some...

The series' writers were each given a large red volume — nicknamed "the Snoopy Bible" — that contained Snoopy-centric strips, and were told

It’s time for a brightly coloured update, Charlie Brown We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Saul Austerlitz Save Normal text size Advertisement With the arrival of The Snoopy Show, audiences are being ushered back into Snoopy’s inner world at a time when most of us crave escape from an eternal COVID-19 present. All the familiar faces from Peanuts — Charlie Brown, Linus, Peppermint Patty, Marcy — are back, but the show revolves primarily around Snoopy’s lavish fantasy life, which takes him to the bottom of the oc...

  The Snoopy Show on Apple TV+ brings back Charlie Brown and all the Peanuts gang, in a series that is true to the spirit of these beloved characters. Back in December 2018, long before last year's controversy about the Peanuts holiday specials moving off of network TV and on to Apple TV+, Apple made a different announcement about new Peanuts content. That deal made Apple's then-yet-to-be-announced streaming service the home for Charles M. Schulz's beloved characters, putting them in all-new original series. Apple got the Peanuts rights from Canadian firm DHX Media — which has since ...