Get into the holiday spirit with Apple TV+ original holiday specials and some timeless classics. Here’s what’s new, what’s coming back, and when you can watch them.
Apple has announced its upcoming holiday programming lineup, full of family-friendly content to help spread holiday cheer. Not only does it include new holiday specials exclusive to Apple TV+, but it also features childhood favorites from the Peanuts catalog.
November 18: “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving”
Peppermint Patty extends a Thanksgiving dinner invitation to everyone at Charlie Brown’s house despite his planning to visit his grandmother. Snoopy takes matters into his own hands and cooks up his version of a Thanksgiving feast with the assistance of his friends.
“A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” will be streaming from November 18 until November 19 for free and is free for Apple TV+ subscribers at any time.
November 22: “The Velveteen Rabbit”
“The Velveteen Rabbit” is based on the timeless children’s book written by Margery Williams that portrays the power of unconditional love. The story follows 7-year-old William, who receives a new toy as a Christmas gift and discovers a lifelong friend.
December 1: “Frog and Toad” – Christmas Eve
“Frog and Toad” is an Apple TV+ original series based on the beloved book series by Arnold Lobel. The series revolves around two titular characters, Frog and Toad, who are polar opposites in personality.
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In “Christmas Eve,” Frog and Toad anticipate spending the winter holiday together, but Frog gets sidetracked on a last-minute errand into town, leaving Toad wondering if his best friend will make it home in time.
Also streaming this holiday season:
- November 18: “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving”
- November 22: “Hannah Waddingham: Home for Christmas”
- November 22: “The Making of ‘Spirited'”
- December 1: “Shape Island” – The Winter Blues
- December 1: “The Snoopy Show” — Happiness is Holiday Traditions
- December 1: “Spirited” Sing-Along
- December 22: “Sago Mini Friends” — New Year’s Steve
This story originally appeared on Appleinsider
