A Charlie Brown Christmas original title tag (1965)
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And here's the opening tag to go along with the credit sequence uploaded earlier. As well as having the Coca-Cola tag edited out, the splotch sound as Charlie gets covered in snow was re-pitched on future broadcasts. The Coke tag appeared to have been re-animated from initally having Linus crash into a Danger sign, as shown by the original CBS promo and a single frame that smears the word 'DANGER'. Print courtesy of the Lost Media Wiki.
Fun fact about the Coke sign:
As snoopy hurls Linus at the sign, one of the frames as Linus hits the sign are changed to one the cels from the CBS promo of the special back in 1965 with instead of it promoting Coca-Cola on the sign, it instead says “DANGER!”.
This actually fits with the warning of the special: that commercialization has infected everything.
It was thanks to coca cola that Charlee brown cartoons even happen, they asked the people and they said yes, they even loved the script they wrote, CBS never wanted this cartoon, but they had no choice, but to air it.
The sign was supposed to say danger.
@@SuperMrCRAZYMAN "CBS never wanted this cartoon, but they had no choice, but to air it."
You've mangled it.
Coca-Cola commissioned the special to be made.
CBS worried it'll be a ratings flop as it didn't follow the norms of the time for comedies (unorthodox tone, lack of laugh track etc).
Every single bit of entertainment gets its money through sponsorship. Without it none can be made at all.
Coke- or rather, its national assortment of local bottlers- had more faith in the special than CBS did. And they *paid* for the air time, insisting the network honor their commitment to schedule it. They weren't about to tell one of their biggest advertisers, "No, we can't show it because we don't like it."
Nice to know that the original opening has survived a long with the original ending
I don't remember where, but you can actually watch the entire original version of the special.
I really hope they release this version to the public in the near future !
I'd likely doubt it would happen
reportedly, Coke offered to pay for it but the offer was declined by the Schultz estate.
Sadly can’t
If you pause the video just right at 0:17, you'll notice that quickly the sign says "Brought to you by the Coca-Cola company" before it switches to "Brought to you by the people in your town who bottle Coca-Cola".
Hey right thank you dude you have a good eye
We finally have an explanation for the abrupt fade-out of the credits in the current version! Great detective work!
I really love how it isn’t “brought to you by Coca-Cola” but it’s “brought to you by the people in your town who bottle Coca-Cola”.
It’s a nice little detail
Those were the local Coca-Cola bottlers. Coke didn't directly sponsor the "Peanuts" specials; their *bottlers* did, putting up the money to do so. In my area, it was the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Asbury Park [New Jersey]. They closed in 2011, and the entire complex was demolished in 2020 (an Aldi supermarket is supposed to open on their site next year).
Damn this surprising that this survived
This is a deleted scene cause they lost brand with cocacola
0:07 I hear a Hanna-Barbera sound effect
When this was first shown in the Philippines, I was not aware of the Coca cola sign being cut from the broadcast.... all I recall that after Charlie Brown hit the tree and Main Title pops out, there was an abrupt cut for commercials.
Cool! Over in the states, we just had a fade-out.
I see
I wish abc still played all these cool Christmas cartoon that they used to play, I can't believe a lot of the stuff they allowed Apple tv plus to take over. Now this is going back through the 1980s, I've remembered time where ABC use to play Christmas stuff all the time on Thanksgiving night starting at 7:00 p.m. through maybe Christmas Day. And this went all the way up to about mid-90s for some reason they stopped, well not right away but everything just kept slowing down after the 1990s then eventually it did stop. No more Christmas or holidays stuff on ABC
They still play the specials on pbs
Fortunately, Rudolph and Frosty are still on CBS, ABC airs Santa Claus is Coming to Town and NBC shows The Grinch, so the classics are still out there. Apple TV’s paywalling of the Peanuts specials fills me with all kinds of rage, however. How dare they keep these American classics under lock and key? They aren’t even allowing the once-a-year PBS showings anymore!
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I'm ancient enough to remember these were first shown on CBS.
I saw it when it was first telecast on December 9, 1965. I remember the CBS announcer saying before it started, "'THE MUNSTERS' will not be seen tonight, in order to bring you the following special program."
I always wondered where Linus was thrown.
Just a Coca-Cola sign.
Loved the sponsors during these shows
By the time I was old enough to remember, probably 1968, it was no longer Coca-cola. It was Dolly Madison bakeries. I also seem to remember commercials for Peter Paul candy bars, like Almond Joy & Mounds, but I might have it mixed up with something else.
Yes, and by the early-mid eighties, I remember not just Dolly Madison, but McDonalds was another big sponser.
Oh, my God, Dolly Madison ads! They even had “Dolly Madison Zinger Zapper” ads where Snoopy stole the cakes from the other characters.
I remember Dolly Madison being the sponsor back in like 1970. Also, boxes of Zinger’s had plastic figures of the characters you could inflate.
I haven’t seen that before I was born in the 80’s.
I knew this was real! I wasn't going crazy or anything! I remember I used to own this on DvD with this scene in it I remember that I used to think resetting or rewatching the movie on dvd will trigger this scene lol
0:14 I throw Michael The Vyond Guy into the Coca Cola sign
Did this only air in '65? Because I have a very faint memory of seeing this when I was really little. It could be some strange Mandela effect though.
It was used for the first few airings. I think it was removed sometime in the late 60’s-early 70’s
@@superjackster0165 My mom as old enough to remember seeing the very first airing of this special
I remember seeing where Linus was thrown and I didn’t even see the original airing
I am so delighted to see this one time (only on the premiere in 1965) moment!! Even the 50th anniversary dvd only describes but doesn't show it. I think they should have included but maybe Coca-cola said "no"
They haven't because they think it would ruin th message about how commercialism has infected everything
@@gaberichardson4663makes sense! I thank you! Commercialism has taken attention away from what is most important, the birth of Jesus, our Only Hope!! Look Up Church! Get in the Life Boat of Salvation, just look around this ever darkening world and realize that the prophecies are All being fulfilled and Jesus is soon returning! Are you ready to meet Him? Will He recognize you as His own? Or will He say, "I never knew you" ?
Linus, that has to hurt 0:14
I’m surprised that he didn’t die
He would had been sent to the hospital if it was realistic XD
I’m surprised Coke doesn’t buy any ad time to put this back in.
Well people don’t bottle Coca-Cola anymore it’s done by machines
@@cadefilms4072 Notice the wording of the sign, "Brought to you by the people in your town who bottle Coca-Cola". That means that the special wasn't directly sponsored by the Coca-Cola company itself, but by some organization or consortium of local Coca-Cola bottlers. At the time, the local bottlers were more or less franchisees who manufactured Coca-Cola for their local territory, Even then, Coca-Cola was bottled by machines, but the "people in your town" they're talking about are the local Coca-Cola franchisees who own the bottling plants. Coke's business model might be different now. I don't know.
@@RRaquello Yes, I think your correct on this one. But I still love the nostalga. Of an Era that's now long gone.
@@RRaquello But it was commissioned by the company. That was just how they advertised back them to give recognition to the distributors.
That's because it's illegal nowadays. The FCC put the kibosh on advertising during actual program content a long time ago.
in other versions of the upload 0:05 has a sound effect
Man, now I wish they didn’t remove this from the bluray dvd i own
I still drink Coca Cola!
0:01 where’s the Coca-Cola sign?
0:14 there it is!
Do you have “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” original 1966 print?
czcams.com/video/oOu-I9eAvrw/video.html
Do you have a link to the original show before the digital edit?
Ouch.
At least the original scene has survived 60 years
What took you so long???
Wild
0:07
Funny
I like Coke zero
0:06-0:15
where did u found this one ?
because I only find the one that doesn't looks like this one (the quality is worse )
Here before 1000 views btw