'Why, Charlie Brown, Why?' arguably one of the best Peanuts specials. And it does so by incorporating that classic Peanut charm with an extremely challenging topic in an educational but still fun special.
Linus' friend Janice isn't feeling well and is soon diagnosed with leukemia. This leads to a tough realization to Linus of what this could mean for his new friend. Luckily, Janice stays brave as Linus valiantly learns and educates others on what Janice has to go through with her illness and treatments.
Observe the seasons change along with Janice's battle and you will recognize how amazing it is that they were able to make a special this good while dealing with the topic of cancer. This special works to remind the viewer the severity of treatments as well as the stigma many people especially children might have about cancer do to little knowledge on the topic.
This special should be watched by all regardless of their age as it can remind us all of how cancer especially childhood cancer can make some people feel and act. Its one the finest animated specials out there and your likely to be teary-eyed by the end. Give it a close watch and you won't be disappointed.
Linus' friend Janice isn't feeling well and is soon diagnosed with leukemia. This leads to a tough realization to Linus of what this could mean for his new friend. Luckily, Janice stays brave as Linus valiantly learns and educates others on what Janice has to go through with her illness and treatments.
Observe the seasons change along with Janice's battle and you will recognize how amazing it is that they were able to make a special this good while dealing with the topic of cancer. This special works to remind the viewer the severity of treatments as well as the stigma many people especially children might have about cancer do to little knowledge on the topic.
This special should be watched by all regardless of their age as it can remind us all of how cancer especially childhood cancer can make some people feel and act. Its one the finest animated specials out there and your likely to be teary-eyed by the end. Give it a close watch and you won't be disappointed.