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Line 1: {{work}} {{quote\|'''''Linus:''' You bought Snoopy in the month of October, right? According to the records at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, Snoopy was bought by another family in August. This family had a little girl named Lila. Snoopy and Lila loved each other very much, but then they moved, and the family decided they just couldn't keep Snoopy so they returned him. ([[Beat]]) You got a used dog, Charlie Brown.''}}▼ [[File:snoopycomehome_75.jpg\|frame\|[[Despair Event Horizon]].]] ▲{{quote\|'''''Linus:''' You bought Snoopy in the month of October, right? According to the records at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, Snoopy was bought by another family in August. This family had a little girl named Lila. Snoopy and Lila loved each other very much, but then they moved, and the family decided they just couldn't keep Snoopy so they returned him. ([[Beat]]) You got a used dog, Charlie Brown.''}} '''''Snoopy Come Home''''' is a 1972 animated [[Peanuts]] feature length film. It was the second out of the four feature-length Peanuts films. As the first film, ''A Boy Named Charlie Brown'', focused on Charlie Brown, this film focuses almost entirely on Snoopy.▼ ▲''~~'''~~[[Snoopy Come Home~~'''~~]]'' is a 1972 animated [[Peanuts]] feature length film. It was the second out of the four feature-length Peanuts films. As the first film, ''A Boy Named Charlie Brown'', focused on Charlie Brown, this film focuses almost entirely on Snoopy. It is also, unquestionably, the most [[Tear Jerker\|depressing and heart-wrenching]] thing in the Peanuts franchise. Line 44: [[Category:Western Animation]] [[Category:Western Animation of the 1970s]] [[Category:Film]]