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Watch Snoopy Reflect on His Iconic Red House After It’s Sold in ‘Peanuts’ Special Featuring Allen Stone Song
A new Apple TV Peanuts special, Snoopy Presents: There’s No Place Like Home, sees Snoopy’s red doghouse accidentally sold at a yard sale. The loss prompts Charlie Brown to help him search for it, using the story to explore the idea that home is defined by belonging and emotional safety rather than a building.
Billboard’s preview clip features Snoopy recalling major moments connected to the doghouse, including meeting Woodstock and fighting the Red Baron. It also premieres Allen Stone’s original song, “Home, Where Your Heart Found Me”; Stone said he aimed to honour the franchise’s musical legacy, particularly composer Vince Guaraldi. The special begins streaming on Apple TV on Friday, 31 July.
In short
- Snoopy’s doghouse is accidentally sold in a new Apple TV special.
- Charlie Brown helps Snoopy search for his lost home.
- Allen Stone contributes an original song to the special.
Explained simply
The Peanuts comic strip, which ran for 50 years until 2000, created some of the world's most recognisable fictional characters, including the beagle Snoopy and the boy Charlie Brown. The franchise has remained popular through television specials spanning decades that explore the characters' lives and relationships.
A new Apple TV special sees Snoopy's red doghouse—a defining symbol associated with the character for decades—accidentally sold, with Charlie Brown helping to search for it. The story uses this event to explore what home truly means: not merely a physical structure, but a place of belonging and emotional safety.
The special features an original composition from singer-songwriter Allen Stone that pays tribute to the Peanuts franchise's musical heritage, particularly the work of composer Vince Guaraldi, who created the iconic scores for classic Peanuts television specials. It will become available on Apple TV from 31 July.
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