“Peanuts 1970s Collection Volume 2” On DVD For The First Time June 1, 2010 From Warner Home Video

(February 16, 2010 – Burbank, CA) – Warner Home Video (WHV) brings six more beloved Peanuts primetime specials to DVD, in an all-new, re-mastered collection to be released June 1, 2010. Titled “Peanuts 1970s Collection Volume 2,” this compilation consists of a series of specials that were broadcast between 1975 and 1979, several of which were either nominated for or received Emmy® Awards. “What A Nightmare, Charlie Brown,” which is included in the set, is new to DVD. “Peanuts 1970s Collection Volume 2” will retail for $29.98 SRP. Order due date has been set for April 27, 2010. Snoopy looks better than ever in these six classic specials that have been completely re-mastered for beautiful picture and sound quality. A follow-up to “Peanuts 1970s Collection Volume 1,” this set offers a series of specials which were broadcast during the second half of the ‘70s. Additionally, this collection also includes an engaging bonus featurette. Featured Specials: “Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown” (1975) – In this Emmy® nominated special, the Peanuts gang make preparations for the upcoming Valentine’s Day holiday. Everyone has high hopes of having their dreams of love and friendship fulfilled. Charlie Brown wants to get a Valentine from anyone and patiently waits by his mailbox. Linus is on a mission to find a perfect Valentine’s gift for his favorite teacher, Miss Othmar. Lucy wants Schroeder to finally notice her. Will they be satisfied to their heart’s content or are they headed for heartbreak? “You’re a Good Sport, Charlie Brown” (1975) – Start your engines! Its Motocross season and competing against the likes of Peppermint Patty and the Masked Marvel – aka a certain daredevil beagle named Snoopy – can intimidate anyone. But if Charlie Brown – tagged with unlucky number 13 – can keep the pace slow and steady (as well as hold onto his helmet), he might just win the race! It’s fast and furious fun right up through the finish line with this wonderful Emmy® Award winner. “It’s Arbor Day, Charlie Brown” (1976) – In this Emmy® nominated special, the Peanuts gang undertakes a gardening project to celebrate Arbor Day and wind up turning Charlie Brown’s baseball diamond into a lush garden. Charlie Brown, who has a game approaching against Peppermint Patty’s team, makes the best of the situation by attaching gloves and caps onto the trees. Curiously, this turns as an advantage for him. Peppermint Patty’s team is unable to score because all the balls are hit right in the gloves. Will Charlie Brown’s team win the big game? “What a Nightmare, Charlie Brown” (1978) – Charlie Brown is dismayed at Snoopy’s complacent attitude, thinking he’s become too comfortable in his home life. That night, Snoopy dreams he’s an Alaskan sled dog, who is mistreated by his sled master and his fellow sled dogs who deny him food and water. The comforts of home never seemed so distant and Snoopy reaches his breaking point. Will he take a stand and face up to the fierce pack as they make their way through the snowy wilderness? “It’s Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown” (1977) – It’s homecoming night and Charlie Brown is asked to escort the homecoming queen, who just so happens to be the elusive, little red-haired girl whom he has been pining for all his life. In spite of his trembling from nervousness, he escorts her to the dance floor and somehow summons up the courage to kiss her on the cheek. This kiss is electrifying and sends him to cloud nine. However, from that moment forward, everything becomes a complete blur. Charlie Brown wakes the next morning having no memory of anything that happened. Did he manage to sweep the little red-haired girl off her feet? “You’re the Greatest, Charlie Brown” (1979) – In this Emmy® Award winning special, hard work and team spirit are what Charlie Brown needs to win the decathlon at the school Junior Olympics event. His competitors are Marcie, defending Decathlon champ Freddie Fabulous and the Masked Marvel (aka, Snoopy). On the first day, Charlie Brown places third. On day two however, he begins to feel the pressure. He’s faced with having to tackle the high hurdles, pole vault, discus/javelin throw, and other events. Will he emerge victorious and win the Olympics for his school? DVD Special Features Include: “You’re Groovy, Charlie Brown”: A Look at Peanuts in the '70's – This featurette takes a look at the Peanuts in the 70s. From the daily work rituals and comic strip techniques of Charles Schulz, to the environment of Creative Associates, Peanuts is examined in this loving tribute to the comic strip and animation. This is the story of how Peanuts and the 1970s were the perfect blend. “Owning these collections offers television viewers a terrific way to explore the Peanuts catalog,” said Amit Desai, WHV Vice President of Family, Animation and Partner Brands Marketing. He added, “Not only are they conveniently packaged in compact sets that take up less room but they also present consumers great value with six titles offered for one great price. Peanuts specials are timeless classics that impart important life lessons with a blend of warmth, tenderness and witty humor. It’s a great way to share wholesome entertainment with the entire family. We are proud to bring these remarkable specials to the public.” “Peanuts 1960s Collection" and "Peanuts 1970s Collection Volume 1” are also available in stores now. The Credits About United Media United Media is a worldwide licensing and syndication company that focuses on building brand equity around a wide range of creative content. 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