[NEWS] "The Snoopy Show" trailer (Peanuts animation, Apple TV+)

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The Snoopy Show Trailer Brings Back the Iconic Beagle
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Apple TV+ has released the official The Snoopy Show trailer
for their upcoming Peanuts spinoff series, featuring the
return of the lovable and energetic titular beagle as he
goes on to new adventures. The series is set to debut on
Apple TV+ on February 5. Check out the video in the player
below (via Deadline)!

Trailer: (1min 15secs)
<https://youtu.be/A-C9hfwvLDc>

A spin-off of the beloved 50-year-old classic Peanuts,
comes The Snoopy Show, starring our old friend Snoopy and
his best bud, Woodstock. Snoopy is a dog like no other. He
may seem a happy-dancin', bone-lovin', doghouse-sittin'
beagle but he's much more than that. He's also Joe Cool,
hippest kid in school, an awesome Surfer King and famed
arm-wrestler, the Masked Marvel. When he indulges in his
fantasies, he can be a World War One Flying Ace battling
the Red Baron or an intrepid astronaut landing on the moon.
The point is... Snoopy is a beagle with an active
imagination full of comic personas. And they're all on
display - both real and fantastic - in a brand-new animated
comedy, The Snoopy Show.

The series is directed by Rob Boutilier from screenplay
written by Miles Smith, Laurie Elliott, and Craig Brown. It
is executive produced by Josh Scherba, Anne Loi, Stephanie
Betts, Paige Braddock, Craig Schulz and Mark Evestaff.

The new series marks the latest project between the Charles
M. Schulz-created Schulz Studio and Apple's streaming
platform after the two partnered with DHX Studios for last
year's acclaimed series Snoopy in Space which saw the
titular beagle setting out to become a NASA astronaut to
impress the gang. Released in November 2019, the series
proved to be a hit for Apple and garnered a Daytime Emmy
Award nomination for Outstanding Short Form Children's
Program.


<https://www.comingsoon.net/tv/trailers/1161410-the-snoopy-show-trailer>