You're In Love, Charlie Brown

We review 1967's You're In Love, Charlie Brown, in which Charlie Brown repeatedly divests himself of all responsibility for his foolish, self-defeating choices. This largely embarrassing specimen of a Charlie Brown special is redeemed by the introduction of Grown-Up Trombone Voice, the Little Red Haired Girl, & Peppermint Patty! Topics of discussion include: peanut butter sandwiches; garbage playground taunt songs; putting hair poofs & breasts on cartoon birds; a delicate whisper of leafblower noise in the background of this sound mix; the coining of the superlative "trilbiest"; chaos muppets; Charlie Brown as assassin; Aunt Miriam, Marian Call's grizzled in-universe counterpart; several exemplars of terrible behavior Questions? Comments? Dump them into our asking box. You're In Love, Charlie Brown is available for your home viewing on iTunes, DailyMotion, and DVD. Audio blandishment by Ken Plume.