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Sally brings Snoopy in for show and tell. Lucy helps Snoopy conquer his fear of the dark. Lucy hates the world. Snoopy interferes with Charlie Brown's television time.

Charlie Brown needs to be rescued from the kite-eating tree.

Charlie Brown does not flirt very well.

Lucy tries to convince Linus to give up his blanket; Linus and Snoopy get slivers; Linus is excited about Miss Othmar's return; Sally tries to woo Linus at lunch.

Peppermint Patty gives a report on summer; Marcie makes baseball caps; Charlie Brown is upset over his team's fly balls; Peppermint Patty helps Marcie with tackling; Linus tries to teach Sally to play football.

Lucy sings about money at her psychiatric booth.

Linus gets to meet Frieda and Frieda helps Snoopy find rabbits to chase.

Peppermint Patty wants Charlie Brown to teach her about love; Lucy tells Schroeder that flowers mean true love; Lucy imagines married life with Schroeder.

Sally Brown learns to draw circles.

Charlie Brown feeds Snoopy dinner; Snoopy begs for candy; Snoopy supports National Dog Week; Snoopy does the happy dance; Snoopy wants to sleep inside to avoid rain.

Lucy thinks Beethoven should have been married; Linus wants Lucy to share her umbrella.

Peppermint Patty watches a beauty contest on TV. Peppermint Patty asks Charlie Brown for advice. Charlie Brown shares Peppermint Patty’s desk at school.

Linus thinks Miss Othmar likes him. Linus becomes convinced Miss Othmar doesn't like him. Linus is asked to help in class. Linus can't believe teachers get paid to teach.

Peppermint Patty wants to attend a private school and Snoopy suggests an obedience school.

Snoopy and Linus struggle over a blanket.

Linus reviews Snoopy's story.

Lucy gives Charlie Brown's kite to Snoopy when he is not able to fly it.

Charlie Brown accidentally falls asleep reading Snoopy a bedtime story.

Linus teaches Snoopy how to play catch; Charlie Brown helps Snoopy practice his diving skills; Snoopy and Lucy brawl.

Charlie Brown gives advice on life.

Peppermint Patty gets skating lessons.

Snoopy meets his tennis partner, Molly Volley.

Snoopy interrupts Linus's nap; Sally and Peppermint Patty can barely stay awake.

Snoopy gets rid of his bowl when he finds cat food in it.

Lucy watches Snoopy for Charlie Brown.

Snoopy becomes a lawyer and defends a rabbit as his client.

Snoopy tries to make his dinner more elegant.

Snoopy paints Woodstock, who later organizes a concert for snowmen.

Snoopy and the Beagle Scouts sell tickets for a raffle.

Lucy finds out that she has a new baby brother.

Snoopy and Charlie Brown write letters to Santa Claus.

Snoopy tries to sleep inside when it rains.

Snoopy and Lucy arm wrestle and box each other.

Lucy tells Charlie Brown to make his own philosophy.

Snoopy and Woodstock ask Charlie Brown about eating turkey.

Peppermint Patty is stuck on her back.

Peppermint Patty takes a true or false test.

Charlie Brown wants to be popular.

Linus analyzes a snowball; Snoopy gives Linus and Lucy tickets to a bird hockey game; Linus helps Charlie Brown write a letter to Santa. Lucy is annoyed at her Christmas gifts.

Lucy has everyone sign a document to void her of blame.

Peppermint Patty asks Charlie Brown if she is beautiful.

Sally meets Eudora while they are both on their way to summer camp.

Linus reads Snoopy's very complicated story.

Charlie Brown helps Sally write a thank-you letter to Grandma.

Sally decides to go to Hollywood instead of summer camp.

Lucy suggests whistling to cure Charlie Brown's sadness; Lucy wants to sulk in her beanbag chair; Sally's date with Linus does not go as planned.

Charlie Brown waits for Valentine's cards. Charlie Brown makes his own Valentine's cards; Sally tries to free the tennis court for Linus; Sally pretends Linus takes her to the movies.

Pig Pen takes Peppermint Patty to a dance; Sally is sad because Linus did mot send her a card; Marcie asks Charlie Brown out to a show.

Pig Pen defends being covered in dust; Pig Pen's dust takes over the movie theater; Pig Pen's dirt may have history; Charlie Brown questions Pig Pen's appearance for Lucy's birthday party.

Lucy calls Linus stubborn; Lucy bothers Linus while watching TV; Linus explains his thumb rules; Lucy scrutinizes Linus's TV viewing; Lucy wants her beanbag from Linus.

Marcie documents Peppermint Patty's sleeping habits at school. Peppermint Patty says Marcie is crabby; Peppermint Patty questions her grade.

Sally wants Charlie Brown to defend her.

Snoopy drags Linus along as he runs with his blanket. Linus asks Snoopy to keep his blanket and Snoopy subsequently makes it into a coat.

Lucy and Charlie Brown watch a puppet show by Snoopy; Woodstock helps Snoopy fish; Lucy and Sally meet a bug; Lucy watches Snoopy while Charlie Brown is away.

Snoopy interrupts Schroeder's piano playing; Peppermint Patty and Marcie attend a concert; Lucy breaks up with Schroeder.

Lucy sets a record by being crabby for 100 days.

Charlie Brown wishes he could have lunch with the Little Red-Haired Girl.

Peppermint Patty is upset she is not named Student of the Year; Marcie takes care of Peppermint Patty's sleeping head on her desk; Peppermint Patty thinks the teacher calls her ugly.

Charlie Brown does not want to end a game due to bad weather.

Snoopy the fierce Vulture scares Linus; Snoopy and Woodstock are afraid of vampires; Snoopy disappears like the Cheshire Cat; Snoopy's brother Spike writes him a letter.

Snoopy battles with Linus over the blanket.

The Beagle Scouts gather supplies to go on a hike.

Lucy buries Linus's blanket. Linus cannot handle his blanket being gone. Snoopy finds Linus's blanket. Linus's blanket tries to attack Lucy; Lucy thinks Linus's blanket hates her.

Sally brings her leaf collection for Show and Tell; Sally breaks a crayon from school; Sally struggles to write a report; Sally gives a report on oceans.

Lucy tells Linus no one is happy all the time; Lucy bosses Linus around while he is watching TV; Linus wants to teach Sally how to pass in football.

Sally goes to beanbag camp; Sally is not ready to go back to school; Sally practices waiting for the bus; Sally prepares Charlie Brown's school lunch and they miss the bus.

Sally talks to school buildings; Sally is not ready to go back to school; Sally makes her own answers for a test; Charlie Brown and Sally talk numbers; Sally questions field trips.

Charlie Brown is upset over not being tough; Charlie Brown wants Lucy to mess up while jumping rope; Lucy uses math to solve Charlie Brown's love troubles.

Marcie tries to throw a football. Peppermint Patty wants to trade Marcie for Lucy in baseball. Peppermint Patty tries to teach Lucy baseball.

Sally is anxious about school; Linus writes an essay on appreciating school; Peppermint Patty cannot raise her head from sleeping; Linus fails a true or false test.

Snoopy plays with the falling leaves. Linus talks to leaves; Peppermint Patty's hair gets caught in her binder; Peppermint Patty convinces Marcie to play football in the rain.

Linus gets called "mister" by Lydia and feels old. Lydia wants Linus to treat her for Valentine's Day; Linus asks for Lydia's address.

Charlie Brown asks the kite-eating tree to give back his kite; Snoopy has a bad dream about kites; Charlie Brown tries to find a special card in packs of bubblegum.

Marcie defends herself on the bus. Marcie and Peppermint Patty hear something while they try to sleep at camp; A boy named Floyd keeps calling Marcie "lambcake" and she does not like it; Peppermint Patty tells Floyd love is painful; Floyd wants a picture with Marcie.

Sally gets a love letter; Charlie Brown and Sally have to buy school supplies; Charlie Brown tells Sally to sleep off the bad day; Charlie Brown writes Sally's book report.

Frieda joins Charlie Brown's baseball team; Charlie Brown gets hit on the head; Lucy's only focus during the game is her baseball glove.

Lucy thinks Schroeder is cute; Frieda is at Schroeder's piano; Frieda offers a used Valentine.

Sally asks Santa for a job.

Lucy criticizes Linus's coloring.

Lucy holds the football for Charlie Brown.

Charlie Brown procrastinates; Sally must write a whole page about George Washington.

Charlie Brown tells Linus the story of how he got Snoopy.

Rerun wants a dog, and wants to borrow Snoopy; Rerun wants a role model; Rerun wins a balloon.

Sally asks about a science program on TV. Charlie Brown and Linus watch the stars; Sally doubts the Tooth Fairy exits; Snoopy's dog house catches fire.

Woodstock has a creature in his nest. Linus explains the importance of bugs; Lucy and Sally meet a bug; Snoopy has a bug in his supper dish.

Sally does not want to kick a football; Linus watches a scary movie about feet; Linus and Charlie Brown discuss writing to the Great Pumpkin and Santa.

Woodstock and Snoopy fly; Linus and Snoopy time Woodstock's flying; Woodstock gets trained to go to the moon.

Snoopy must get Linus's blanket back from a cat.

Lucy wants respect; Rerun sells his art; Linus guides Snoopy.

Linus is aware of his tongue; Linus leaves a tooth for the Tooth Fairy.

Peppermint Patty likes numbers but not math.

Lucy questions Schroeder's practicing the piano; Peppermint Patty and Marcie go to a concert.

Charlie Brown tries to help his baseball team get hit on the head less with fly balls; Lucy asks Charlie Brown what to say on the baseball field.

Woodstock and other birds stage a protest; Linus thinks Woodstock is a Canada goose; Linus reads Woodstock's grandpa's diary; Woodstock writes a Mother's Day letter; Woodstock befriends a snowman.

Sally insists on homework help; Sally breaks a ruler; Sally keeps a list of people who did not give her Christmas cards; Sally draws a world map; Sally is afraid of a snowman.

Linus explains to Lucy why birds need breadcrumbs; Charlie Brown wants Snoopy to be a better watchdog; Linus builds an army of snowmen. Lucy has a contract for snow shoveling.

Charlie Brown and Linus catch snowflakes on their tongues.

Linus decides to run for class president. Sally interviews Linus during his election. Lucy assists in Linus's polls for presidency.

Peppermint Patty wants to find someone less intelligent than her to help her grading curve; Sally compares the sadness of leaves falling to lack of presents on Christmas for Show and Tell.