A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving

Most of the kids are light-skinned, implied White, but supporting character Franklin is Black (voiced by Black actor Robin Reed). That said, Franklin falls into slight stereotypes: When entering Charlie Brown's house, White characters simply walk in, but Franklin gives a "cool"
handshake and hand slap. Later, at the dinner table, he's seated alone across from White characters and is given a broken lawn chair to sit on, from which he can barely see over the table. Characters neutrally refer to Native Americans as "Indians." The supporting cast is gender-balanced, but main character Charlie Brown is a boy.

Tame cartoonish violence and pratfalls. Snoopy dresses up as a Pilgrim and carries a toy musket -- it goes off and falls on him.

Peppermint Patty asks over the phone, "Do you kinda miss me?" and when Charlie Brown blushes and stammers, she adds, "That's OK ... We'll keep these intimate things to ourselves." Kids talk about liking one another and say "it's a date."

Kids use the words "stupid" and "blockhead" to describe people and situations. When Lucy asks him to kick the football, Charlie Brown says he will "fall flat on my back and kill myself." Characters neutrally refer to Native Americans as "Indians."