Peanuts fans can’t let Thanksgiving come and go without watching “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving,” a classic holiday ritual.

“A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” made its television debut in 1965, and its screening became an unofficial tradition for families in the years following its release.

Peppermint Patty invites the Peanuts gang to Charlie Brown’s house for Thanksgiving, even though he will be seeing his grandmother in the 30-minute Christmas show. Snoopy and Woodstock also celebrate Turkey Day with their own “ultimate” dinner.

The Thanksgiving movie aired every year on CBS and ABC, but things changed when Apple acquired the rights to all Peanuts holiday specials, including “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving,” in 2020.