So, I caught the last 45 minutes of this show the other day. I never cared for the Peanuts shows as a child, and I think I saw why the other day. They were over my head, emotionally. Thereâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s a lot of complex relationship dynamics going on in those shows that I can only relate to now. I found that 45 minutes to be some of the most profound television Iâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]d ever seen. I bawled my eyes out for most of the show, my heart breaking as all of the characters grieved in their own way over the loss of a loved one, and then watched as the last 5 minutes reverted to a lighthearted ending that had your sadness dissolve in a quirky bit of plotline that reminded you you were watching a cartoon. It was wrapped up perfectly to make sure you ended up with a smile after the show was over.
Great television. Watch it again, if you haven't seen it recently.
Great television. Watch it again, if you haven't seen it recently.
