One of the constant features of Linus is his blanket. Over the years, his blanket has been useful for various things. He has made a sling and a paper airplane out of it. In A Charlie Brown ...

An unexpected revelation has shocked many Charlie Brown fans for decades ... the People” occurs amid Linus’ memorable recitation. He drops his beloved security blanket the moment he exclaims, ...

But this time, Linus really hears it for the first time, and when he reads the angels’ words to the shepherds, “Fear not!” and drops his security blanket. Later, when they decorate the now famous ...

As part of directing a Christmas play, Charlie Brown and his friend Linus, a blanket-toting theologian, attempt to buy a Christmas tree. The two find a lot filled with the aluminum ...

Linus secures the tree by wrapping his blanket around its base and stripping the decorations from Snoopy’s doghouse, the kids work together to transform the little tree Charlie Brown thought he ...

Gently but confidently, Linus assures him ... picking up his security blanket and walking into the wings. The rest of the gang soon concludes Charlie Brown’s scrawny tree isn’t so bad, after all – it ...

Gently but confidently, his friend Linus assures ... his precious security blanket and walking into the wings. The rest of the “Peanuts” gang conclude that Charlie Brown’s scrawny tree ...

Gently but confidently, Linus assures him ... picking up his security blanket and walking into the wings. The rest of the gang soon concludes Charlie Brown’s scrawny tree isn’t so bad ...

Gently but confidently, Linus assures him ... picking up his security blanket and walking into the wings. The rest of the gang soon concludes Charlie Brown’s scrawny tree isn’t so bad ...

Gently but confidently, Linus assures him ... picking up his security blanket and walking into the wings. The rest of the gang soon concludes Charlie Brown’s scrawny tree isn’t so bad ...

Ever wise beyond his years, the blanket-toting Linus Van Pelt (memorably voiced ... "That's what Christmas is all about, Charlie Brown" — capping a scene that Mendelson would say to me became ...