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It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown is a beloved holiday special that captures

It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown

It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown is a beloved holiday special that captures the essence of the Christmas season with its heartwarming storyline and catchy tunes. Released in 1992, this animated television special brings back the iconic Peanuts characters created by Charles M. Schulz.

The special follows the adventures of Charlie Brown and his friends as they prepare for Christmas. Charlie Brown is determined to find the perfect Christmas tree, despite the constant skepticism of his peers. Meanwhile, his loyal beagle, Snoopy, dives into his imagination, taking on various roles such as a world-famous figure skater and a fighter pilot, entertaining both the audience and his fellow Peanuts characters.

The cast of It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown includes many well-known voice actors who masterfully bring these beloved characters to life. Here's a list of the main cast members:

- Wesley Singerman as Charlie Brown: Singerman voices the lovable, slightly clumsy Charlie Brown with an endearing charm that perfectly captures the essence of the character.

- Lynne Marie Stewart as Sally Brown: Stewart portrays Charlie Brown's younger sister, Sally, with a sweet and sometimes sassy attitude that adds comedic moments throughout the special.

- Chrystopher Ryan Johnson as Linus Van Pelt: Johnson voices Linus, the wise and philosophical friend of Charlie Brown who never misses an opportunity to share his knowledge about the true meaning of Christmas.

- Benjamin Bryan as Schroeder: Bryan brings Schroeder, the talented pianist, to life with his expressive voice and comedic timing.

- Serena Berman as Lucy Van Pelt: Berman voices the bossy and opinionated Lucy, whose character provides both comedic relief and sincere moments of friendship.

- Ashley Rose Orr as Peppermint Patty: Orr portrays Peppermint Patty, the sporty and tomboyish friend of Charlie Brown who often brings a different perspective to their group dynamic.

- Corey Padnos as Marcie: Padnos voices Marcie, Peppermint Patty's best friend, who displays a sweet and nurturing personality, providing a great contrast to Patty's brashness.

It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown is not only known for its charming storyline and memorable characters but also for its delightful and catchy songs that are sure to get anyone in the Christmas spirit. These songs are an integral part of the special and contribute to its enduring popularity.

While the entire soundtrack is not available here, you can play and download these sounds (Note: If the soundtrack is available, you can mention it too). The songs capture the essence of the holiday season, ranging from nostalgic tunes like "Christmas Time Is Here" to playful tracks like "O Tannenbaum" and "Jingle Bells."

The music was composed by Vince Guaraldi, known for his work on the original Peanuts holiday special, A Charlie Brown Christmas. Guaraldi's timeless compositions have become synonymous with the Peanuts franchise and continue to be cherished by fans of all ages.

It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown is a heartwarming holiday special that encapsulates the joy and spirit of Christmas, reminding viewers of the true meaning of the season. With its beloved characters, memorable songs, and timeless themes, this special has become an annual tradition for many families around the world. So gather your loved ones, curl up by the fire, and let It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown transport you to a world filled with holiday cheer and the magic of the Peanuts gang.

A calling bird is a kind of partridge.
A sheep doesn't get to do anything.
Actually, I don't really wanna spend any money at all.
All 50 of them.
All I had to say was, "Hark," and I said hockey stick.
All I have is a dime. Will I get change?
All I have to do is say, "Hark."
All I know is what she told me.
All you have to say is, "Baa."
All your lines.
And did you buy her the gloves?
And do you know why that was?
And he compared himself to a partridge being hunted.
And joy to the world.
And the teacher says I'm going to be playing a sheep.
And then Harold Angel sings.
And there were shepherds in the fields keeping watch over their flocks by night.
Are these all you have?
As soon as Sally said, "hockey stick" and everyone laughed, I left.
At least I've never heard of one.
Baa!
Baa!
Baa! Baa!
Besides, I have to build this snowman.
But I don't have $25 to buy the gloves.
By the time Christmas comes, all the needles will be falling off.
Christmas vacation?
Could I maybe buy just a thumb?
David was standing on a mountain, calling.
Do you have a Billie Jean King?
Do you know what you are doing?
Don't hang it near the turkey.
Don't worry about it. Just lean forward and jiggle your feet.
Don't you realize you're adding to the over commercializing of Christmas?
Duck, sir. Easter is coming.
Everywhere we go, Marcie, you embarrass me.
Except for the part of getting lots of presents...
Getting on the old commercial bandwagon, eh?
GIRL: Brownie Charles.
Giving. The only real joy is giving.
Go ahead. Ask him.
Going after those big holiday bucks, huh?
Good luck. Break a leg.
Good morning, sir. Would you like to buy a nice Christmas wreath?
Good morning, would you like to buy a Christmas wreath...
Good morning. Ask your mom if she would like to buy a Christmas wreath.
Good morning. This is a Christmas wreath
Good morning. Would you like to buy a Christmas wreath?
Got any suggestions?
Guess what, Chuck. Disaster time.
Guess what? I've been asked to be in the Christmas play.
Hark! How did that sound?
Hark.
Hark.
Hark.
Hark.
Hark.
Hark.
Hark.
Hark.
Hark.
Harold Angel?
Harold Angel?
He always said if you read too many books, your head would fall off.
Here we go. We put it in fast forward, and here we go.
Here's the line I have to say in the Christmas play.
Hey, Chuck, did Mary ever wear glasses?
Hi, is Sally home? My name is Harold Angel.
Hockey stick.
How about his wife? Do you know her name?
How can I read something during Christmas vacation...
How did all these Christmas stuff start anyway?
I am Gabriel, Mary...
I am Gabriel. Do not be afraid, Mary.
I can probably wear these same sandals.
I can't remember my lines, Marcie.
I can't stand it.
I don't have the slightest idea what you're talking about.
I don't know. I didn't see the rest of the play.
I don't think you're a real Santa Claus.
I don't think you're the real Santa Claus.
I give up. I can't imagine anyone else having as much trouble as I do...
I had a grandfather who didn't think much of reading.
I hate being a sheep.
I have always wondered how actors remember all those lines.
I haven't got anything for my brother for Christmas yet.
I just like to stand here and pretend I'm buying them for her.
I like the part where the angel Gabriel talks to her.
I remember reading that Albert Schweitzer...
I ruined the whole Christmas play. Everybody hates me.
I said hockey stick.
I suppose we're going to have to listen to that bell ringing...
I take it back. He's probably only worth 50 cents.
I think I'll be great in the part.
I think I've changed my mind.
I think they look better when they have a little star or an angel on top.
I want those pretty hands to be warm.
I wanted to buy Peggy Jean some gloves for Christmas...
I was thinking maybe a pair of gloves.
I was up late last night memorizing all my lines.
I watched the movie, so now I won't have to read the book.
I wish I could get them for this girl I know but I can't afford them.
I wonder if this happened to Laurence Olivier?
I'd like to give Peggy Jean a nice pair of gloves for Christmas...
I'd like to read this book, Marcie, but I'm kind of afraid.
I'll go even more crazy.
I'll just have to guess.
I'll never remember it.
I'll put down "Sam." I know how to spell that.
I'm all set for the Christmas play. Do I look like an angel?
I'm going to ask the teacher if I can be Mary in the Christmas play this year.
I'm going to be an angel.
I'm his creator. It's my duty to give him life.
I'm making out my Christmas list.
I'm not a cheapskate. I just don't have $25.
I'm not going to have to read a book, Marcie.
I'm practicing my line for the Christmas play.
I'm trying to sell Christmas wreaths from door to door.
I'm your brother and you don't even know how to spell my name?
I've been shopping with my mother.
If I don't do it, no one else will, and he'll never exist.
If I get socks again for Christmas this year,
If I had of known you were only going that far, I would have stayed in.
If she really likes you, Charlie Brown...
If you buy two, we'll throw in an autographed photo of King Solomon.
If you don't give her exactly what she's expecting...
If you're the real Santa, where are your helpers?
In 1 Samuel 26:20, it says:
In the Bible. Does it say anything about Mary wearing glasses?
Is that it? I always thought the Christmas story was longer than that.
Is this the bus stop?
Isn’t that fascinating?
It isn't even Thanksgiving yet.
It was beautiful. You said:
It was because he hated having to write thank you notes.
It's not even Thanksgiving yet.
It's right here in the script.
It's the "Hallelujah" chorus, sir. Everyone is standing up.
It's too nice a day to stay inside and read, Marcie.
Joy to the world.
Just ignore that Santa Claus, Linus. There's nothing he can do to you.
Kind of a steep hill, isn't it?
Like, wow.
Linus and I will be in the audience.
LINUS: Fast reverse.
Look. I just bought this new pair of gloves.
Looks like the play will start soon.
Marcie, what book were we supposed to read during Thanksgiving vacation?
MARCIE: Yipe!
Mary never wore glasses.
Maybe I'll write to her instead.
Maybe you can sell your dog.
Merry Christmas anyway, sir.
Moses hates me, Luke hates me...
My mind has gone blank.
My mind has gone blank. I'm doomed.
Need any help?
No part in a play is small, sir, if it brings joy to the audience.
No. On how to get out of it.
Not till I sell one.
Not very biblical.
Now I can buy those gloves for that girl I like.
Now, how do you spell your name?
Okay, get up. I wanna lie in that beanbag.
Okay, get up. I wanna lie in that beanbag.
On what book to read?
Peggy Jean. What are you doing here?
PEPPERMINT PATTY: Another Christmas play...
PEPPERMINT PATTY: Every time there's a Christmas play...
PEPPERMINT PATTY: I can't remember my lines, Marcie.
PEPPERMINT PATTY: Sure, Marcie, sure.
PEPPERMINT PATTY: Woof! Meow! Moo!
Phbbtt!
Rats.
Really? That's very interesting.
Remember when we were all sitting around the Christmas tree, opening our presents?
Right after the dancing sheep.
See if I get it right.
See, A Tale of Two Cities was just on TV.
See? Here's the money.
See? There they are.
See? Your way doesn't work, either.
Send her a nice card and tell her to keep her hands in her pockets.
She asked me yesterday.
She even thought someone named Harold Angel was going to sing.
She gets everything mixed up.
She steps out and says, "Hark."
She's already asked me, sir.
She's going to be disappointed when she finds out her boyfriend is a cheapskate.
Slouching toward Bethlehem, huh, sir?
So far, this has been a good Christmas play, Charlie Brown.
So long, Peggy Jean.
So you're not going to give her the pair you bought?
Sorry, ma'am, I didn't realize I was fogging up the glass.
Sure. I sold my whole comic book collection to get the money.
Tell her they were made from the famous forests of Lebanon.
Tell me about Christmas, Linus.
Thank you. I love samples.
That song drives me crazy.
That's lying.
That's right, sir. She asked me yesterday.
That's the dumbest thing I've ever seen.
That's the problem.
That's true. How about, "Hey"?
The candy canes that were on the tree.
The most exciting part is when they get to the "Hallelujah" chorus...
The only thing I didn't understand...
The sheep are through dancing, Charlie Brown. Here comes your sister.
Then Harold Angel starts to sing.
Then how can Marcie play Mary instead of me?
Then, I met her in the store and she showed me the new pair of gloves she just bought.
There's a play on words here, you see?
They're all gone.
This is Christmas vacation, sir.
This is what I have to do in the Christmas play.
This snowman has a right to live, Marcie.
Those are the gloves I'd like to buy Peggy Jean for Christmas.
Those were the commercials, sir.
Twenty five dollars for a pair of gloves?
We need a better way to show off our product.
We're on, sir. Let's show them how.
Well, at least they didn't go to waste.
Well, if you did, you could always make up something.
Well, she has 10 fingers....
Well, sometimes you hear people say her name is Mary Christmas.
Well, this is from the second chapter of Luke.
Well, you'll have to excuse me, sir. My first scene.
What are you up to, big brother?
What do you have to say about that?
What do you mean, "Mary who?"
What do you think about that?
What in the world is a calling bird?
What was Handel's first name, Marcie?
Whatever.
When does your sister come on?
When I first met her this summer at camp, I noticed what pretty hands she had.
When the sheep are through dancing, I come out and say, "Hark."
Where are you going to get $25?
Who wants to be in a Christmas play if they make you be a sheep?
Who's Albert Schweitzer?
Whoo whoo! Hee hee hee.
Why aren't you reading your book, sir?
Why can't I ever be a wrong number?
Why can't we be nice to each other every day?"
Why do they have to spoil Christmas by making us be in plays?
Why give her something she already has?
Why would Gabriel talk to you? You never listen.
Would it help if I described her?
Would you like to buy a Christmas wreath?
Would you like to buy a Christmas wreath?
Would you like to buy a Christmas wreath?
Would you like to buy a Thanksgiving wreath?
Wouldn't you think he could do something besides ring a bell?
Yes, ma'am, I sold my whole collection of comic books.
Yes, ma'am, I'm looking at those gloves again.
Yes, ma'am. I would like to buy a Christmas present for a girl I know.
Yes, ma'am. I'd like to volunteer to play the part of Mary in our Christmas play.
You can read about them in the second chapter of the second book of Chronicles.
You can't tell people these wreaths were made from the forests of Lebanon.
You do that so well, sir.
You drive me crazy.
You got it.
You know what I hate? I hate shopping.
You know why I wanna buy Peggy Jean those gloves for Christmas?
You look cute in your sheep costume, sir.
You look fine.
You mean "giving." Christmas is the joy of giving.
You start the first chapter, sir, and I'll hold on to your head.
You what?
You wouldn't, would you? And I can't say I blame you.
You're a sheep, sir. All you have to say is, "Baa."
You're weird, sir.
"And the angel said unto " I wonder if I can get him...
"And the glory of the Lord shone round " I don't want to spend a lot.
"And, lo, the angel of the Lord came " Everything costs so much.
Any middle initial? No, I don't think so.
Behold, I am the handmaiden of the Lord. PEPPERMINT PATTY: Baa! Baa!
Have you looked outside? Outside?
Hockey stick? Hockey stick?
Put it on your credit card. I don't have a credit card.
That's when you said it. That's when I said what?
They're what? Standing up.
Watch out for the curb here, sir. What?
What are we going to hear today, Marcie? Handel's "Messiah."
What was his name again? Santa Claus.
Where are all the candy canes? The what?
...and everyone stands.
...and forgetting what I am to say.
...and I couldn't hear you because of the sheep.
...and I have to be a sheep.
...but I can't afford it.
...but they cost $25.
...dreaded the thought of receiving Christmas gifts.
...every time we walk by here now.
...I don't see what all the fuss is about.
...I end up being a sheep.
...just as though he were hunting the calling bird."
...made from some junky old branches my brother found in a Christmas tree lot?
...selling Christmas wreaths.
...she'll appreciate anything you give her.
...something for free?
...the apostles hate me.
...were the parts about the shampoo, the soap and the coffee.
...when I didn't read what I was supposed to read during Thanksgiving vacation?
"And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field "
"And they were sore afraid."
"For the king of Israel has come out to seek my life...
"God bless us every one!" said Tiny Tim, the last of all.
"Why do we have to be nice to each other only on Christmas?
["THE TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS" PLAYS OVER RADIO]
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDS]
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDS]
[AUDIENCE CHEERS AND APPLAUDS]
[AUDIENCE GIGGLES]
[AUDIENCE LAUGHS AND APPLAUDS]
[AUDIENCE LAUGHS]
[AUDIENCE WHISTLES AND APPLAUDS]
[CHATTERING]
[CHIRPING]
[CHOIR SINGS HANDEL'S "HALLELUJAH" CHORUS]
[CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING]
[DOOR OPENS]
[DOOR SLAMS]
[DOOR SLAMS]
[DOORBELL RINGS]
[ENGLISH SDH]
[HUMS]
[MOANS]
[ORCHESTRA PLAYS HANDEL'S "HALLELUJAH"]
[ORCHESTRA TUNING]
[SALESPERSON SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
[SALESPERSON SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
[SALESPERSON SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
[SALESPERSON SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
[SALESPERSON SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
[SCREAMING]
[SCREAMS]
[SINGING] And a partridge in a pear tree
[TEACHER SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
[TEACHER SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
[THUD]
[THUD]