Did you know? Snoopy and Woodstock's friendship is one of the most beloved duos in comic history — but it took nearly 20 years for Woodstock to get his name!
Although Woodstock first appeared as Snoopy’s tiny yellow bird friend in the late 1960s, he wasn’t officially named Woodstock until 1970, after the famous Woodstock music festival of 1969. Charles Schulz liked the name and felt it fit the quirky, free-spirited bird perfectly.
Their dynamic is hilarious: Snoopy is the imaginative dreamer, and Woodstock, despite only speaking in tiny chicken-scratch marks, is his loyal sidekick — helping with everything from flying Snoopy’s doghouse to managing his imaginary writing career.
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Did you know? Lucy van Pelt was the first Peanuts character to run a psychiatric booth — for just 5 cents!
Lucy’s iconic “Psychiatric Help 5¢” booth is a clever parody of a lemonade stand, and it first appeared in 1959. She would sit behind the booth offering questionable (and often hilariously blunt) advice, especially to Charlie Brown, whom she often called a “blockhead.”
Another fun twist: Lucy is also the older sister of Linus and Rerun — making her part of a rare sibling trio in the Peanuts universe!
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Did you know? Sally Brown, Charlie Brown’s little sister, was inspired by Charles Schulz’s own daughter!
Charles Schulz introduced Sally to the *Peanuts* comic strip in **1959**, shortly after the birth of his real-life daughter, Meredith. Just like in the strip, Sally started as a sweet baby and grew into a sharp-tongued, often hilariously dramatic character — famous for lines like *“Who cares?”* and calling school *“a cruel hoax.”*
Another fun bit: Sally has an unrequited crush on Linus, calling him her *“Sweet Babboo,”* much to his constant annoyance!
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Did you know? Tweety Bird was originally a naked baby bird!
When Tweety first appeared in the 1942 cartoon "A Tale of Two Kitties," he didn’t have feathers and looked more like a plucked baby bird. This version was considered a bit too "nude" by censors at the time, so Warner Bros. added yellow feathers in later cartoons to make him more suitable for audiences.
Also, his original name was "Orson" before it was changed to Tweety!
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Did you know? The Detroit Lions have played a game every Thanksgiving Day since 1934 (except during World War II from 1939–1944). They were the first NFL team to make Thanksgiving games a tradition — a move started by team owner George A. Richards to boost attendance.
It worked — and now it's a beloved annual NFL tradition! Start your own tradition and check out the tissue box!
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