Apple TV will allow nonsubscribers to watch the special for free on select dates. Here's how and when you can watch.
Apple TV+ will allow fans of the Charlie Brown holiday specials to watch them for free on the platform after the company bought the exclusive rights to the specials two years ago.
“PBS does not have the rights to distribute the Peanuts specials this year,” PBS Kids wrote in a tweet. “We’ll all have to watch for the Great Pumpkin in a different pumpkin patch this Halloween.” People are also reading… “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” will be available to watch for free from Nov. 23 through 27, and “A Charlie Brown Christmas” will be free from Dec. 22 through 25.
Apple TV+ subscribers can watch the “Peanuts” holiday specials every day, according to an Apple news release.
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