Good Grief!: Charles Schulz & the Impact of Peanuts - ABC News Nightline - 2/11/2000
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2019
- The influence and joy brought by the Peanuts comic strip are explored the night before cartoonist Schulz's passing at the age of 77. The last original Peanuts strip was published two days after this broadcast on Feb. 13, 2000. A nice tribute to Charles Schulz with wide-ranging interviews.
The time stamp says Feb.11, 2000, Schulz died Feb. 12 2000. It killed me when they mention at the end that Schulz was planning on writing more scripts for new cartoons when he got better.
Mr. Jimmy: At 22:22 the time stamp changes to Feb 12 00..............?
@@obionekenobi7401 it flipped because it was 12 AM, Nightline started at 11:30 PM
Me too
I'm guessing he was sicker than was let on. For him to stop drawing he would have to have been in advanced hospice care. My Dad was the same way when cancer took him. Still making plans for when he would get better right up until he died.
i think the show was pre-record and they put the show mid-night
It is very sad and tragic to watch this. It is so sad that Charles Schulz didn't live to write those screenplays. .
At least he left an amazing legacy of humor and warmth in his comic strips and books and TV.
If you’re not a fan of Charlie Brown, and his friends there is something wrong with your soul. I am 43 years old and I have loved Charlie Brown and the peanuts gang since I was old enough to know who they were. My fondest memory of my grandmother was how she always got a Charlie Brown Christmas tree every year and had a inflatable Santa Claus version of Snoopy on the front porch every Christmas
Tragedy is easy. Comedy is hard.
The death of Charles Schulz saddened me. The death of Peter Robbins (voice of Charlie Brown) shocked me when he took his own life.
😢mg
28:42 That's a little eerie
he died the next day and the video says the actual day he passed
Nightline ran past midnight into the next day.
The movies were the bread of butter of my childhood holidays , i was born in 91, it was rare i seen the comic strips or even held or read many news papers, but the tv specials and merch were my introduction. then i learned of his comic strip roots, but the holiday tv specials were more important to me than the Christmas tree or trick or treating lol. It set the tone, feelings that dont exist anymore . Or have became a shell of what holidays used to feel like.
5:45 Oscar the Grouch reads Peanuts. Now that's something interesting
In July of 2009 I took a Good Friend of Mine who was Dying of Liver Cancer to the Chares Schultz Museum in Santa Rosa, CA. He Loved it he had a good Time the only thing he didn't like is he couldn't take Pictures inside the Museum other than that he really loved it.
Snoopy as the WWI flying ace was my favorite and Linus and his blanket too
The world hasn't been the same since.
I don't think Lucy was as bad of a kid as people say. There was that occasional time she actually cared
About the other characters.
Lucy was called Schulz's dark side.
I remember the storyline where Charlie Brown went to the hospital when he got sick. Lucy was so distraught that she cried on Schroeder's piano! Anyway she made a promise to Charlie Brown that she will never pull the football away again if he got well. Well he got well and she kept her promise. Unfortunately he kicked her in her hand and broken it!
This is a nice tribute to Charles Schulz I love this very much and all of the famous people they have on here.
But the time stamp on this video makes me nervous because, this was broadcasted a night before Schulz's death and we're literally looking at his final hours counting down. Especially when it hits 12 o clock at 22:25 on the day of his death.
Still love this nice tribute though. R.I.P Charles Schulz.
I always wondered if CS was able to watch this special Nightline broadcast. I hope so. He passed away in his sleep the following evening - on Saturday the 12th - and his final Peanuts comic strip appeared in the Sunday papers, just a few hours after his death. RIP, Mr. Schulz.
5:52 Lucy Van Pelt: He's my kinda guy!
I just had a sad thought. Growing up I used to love both the Peanuts cartoons and the Ernest movies. I just realized that Jim Varney and Charles Schulz died within two days of each other in February 2000.
Ouch
It would’ve been more nice if Big Bird was also interviewed, as he mentions Woodstock.
I love that idea
What i found so sad was that SPARKY died the day before the last strip came out but it was meant to be
Peanut is about reality. It tackles the everyday experience of kids and how they coped with it through their school mates, friends, and pets. Sometimes Peanut shows how children escape reality through imaginary friends. I can very much relate to Charlie Brown and the gang because it reflects my childhood back in the days. I used to have a Snoopy lunch box and I used to hug it if things does not go well in school and like Snoopy I imagine many things just to get me by or console me if I have problems. Up to now at 49 I still watch Peanuts specially when I'm down, It gives me comfort in a sense, deep inside their is still a child in me.
At 0:42-0:46 I saw Dog Puppet & I saw Oscar The Grouch Because he knows Charles Schulz & Charlie Brown & Peanuts Because I Think Charles Schulz was watching Sesame Street With His Kids
Who is that dog puppet anyway?
15:52 Airing on Wednesday on ABC!
This was aired the day before he died?? I remember that day. I was a teen. I cried when I found out the strip was ending.
Charles M. Schultz could be considered the Johnny Carson of Cartoonists.
Oscar the Grouch moments:
0:43-0:48
5:45-6:02
11:57-12:10
13:02-13:12
24:34-24:52
Oscar really made this special have a lot more meaning 😁 I'm a fan of grouches 💀
Charles Schultz cartoon style was quite simple, yet the message packed a punch.
The simplicity of the drawing style was beautiful.
I'm also into drawing cartoons,
And will always look up to Charles Schultz.
😊😊😊
Good grief!
I'm just here for Oscar.
Omg the commercials, a 300m?? jesus christ lol. Lol hide your steering columns lol. Good times...
Wow, I'm watching this on Feb.11th, 2024. So strange. 😢 Good grief, Charlie Brown. Edit: the original broadcast commercials ??? Wow! I also noticed that Charles Schulz was not interviewed for this program. He was probably too ill to appear in the show.
I am definetly like Linus Van Pelt. We both can think with a rational mind when we choose to. We both have security blankets (I still sleep with mine). And we both have fictional idols that we see as real. For Linus, it's the Great Pumpkin. For me, I have two...Toodles and Quoodles from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
2:41 hey! It's Jim Davis! He writes the Garfield comic strip
Funny thing is that Schultz didn't care for Garfield.
@@melissacooper8724 since when?
@@XJIcequeen I'm not sure. I just remember reading about how he didn't like the strip Garfield. He never had anything against Davis personally. I do recall that he did like the strip For Better Or For Worse by Lynn Johnston. And could never understand The Far Side by Gary Larson.
@@melissacooper8724 but Shultz and Davis were friends! Shultz is what made Garfield stand on his two feet! Heck, Snoopy even appeared in a Garfield comic
@@XJIcequeen Why do so many Peanuts readers, including in this comments string, add a "t" to Charles Schulz's last name? Even after his passing, so many fans still haven't noticed how his name is spelled. I don't get it.
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10:21 Michelle Obama?
No you dumbass
Why be like that for?!?
That's *exactly* who I thought she looked like.
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