A Charlie Brown Christmas
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Continuity mistake: When Charlie Brown is talking to Lucy at her Psychiatrist booth, the sign says "The Doctor is Real In" or "The Doctor is In" depending on the viewing angle.

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A Charlie Brown Christmas mistake picture

Continuity mistake: When Linus gives his biblical recital on the true meaning of Christmas, there is a United States flag on stage at the top of the stairs (viewer's right). When the shot changes to a side view of Linus, the flag is not there. (00:20:45 - 00:21:30)

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A Charlie Brown Christmas mistake picture

Continuity mistake: The planks that hold up the sign of Lucy's psychiatric booth are red, but when Lucy suggests that Charlie Brown has hypengyophobia and it cuts to Charlie Brown, the left plank is orange. (00:05:22)

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A Charlie Brown Christmas mistake picture

Continuity mistake: When Lucy talks to Charlie Brown at her psychiatric booth, there is a money jar on the counter. After Charlie Brown screams, "That's it!" and Lucy falls over, the money jar is gone. (00:05:53)

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Other mistake: Throughout the scene where Lucy is at her psychiatric booth, her body clips through it in many shots. (00:04:36 - 00:05:26)

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Continuity mistake: The string of Christmas lights which the Peanuts gang remove from Snoopy's doghouse are flashing multi-colored lights. After they "re-do" the little tree, at first the string of lights is not on the tree. In following shots, the string of lights appear, but they are now steady-on yellow lights. (00:23:45)

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Lucy Van Pelt: Pig-Pen, you're the innkeeper.
Pig-Pen: In spite of my outward appearance, I shall try to run a neat inn.

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Question: If Linus knows the true meaning of Christmas, why didn't he tell Charlie Brown what it was when Charlie Brown brought up his feelings of depression earlier in the special?

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Answer: He never asked about the "true" meaning of Christmas, only that he was depressed about it. He didn't have the Xmas spirit. The feelings of love and compassion. He was talking about Santa Claus and gift-giving, but Linus told him what Christmas is all about.

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