The main protagonist and lead space explorer, driven by curiosity to discover life beyond Earth.
Enjoys the arrival of his siblings and organizes them to play live music at Lucy's party. After Spike leaves due to a broken camera, Snoopy and his siblings track him down at a bus stop to apologize, ultimately reuniting the family for a group photo.
Snoopy is one of the Peanuts characters whose enduring popularity is explored. The documentary explains that he became a World War I flying ace through an idea inspired by model airplanes.
Snoopy is allowed to join Lucy's homemade class even though dogs normally cannot attend school. His inclusion shows how broadly Lucy's lessons attract the group and places him among the students hoping to prepare for the special test and enjoy an endless summer away from school.
Snoopy is one of the familiar figures Franklin encounters after moving to town. Franklin initially feels unsettled by the unusual character quirks of Snoopy and the other children, but Snoopy is part of the broader group that celebrates Franklin's acceptance and shares the final pizza gathering.
Snoopy is Woodstock's close companion and joins him on a difficult journey to find Woodstock's mother after Woodstock is reminded that he has not seen her since leaving the nest. They brave a night in the woods and reach the nest, where they learn she has moved away. Woodstock later thanks Snoopy for helping him.
Terry McGurrin has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Signature works include The Snoopy Show, Camp Snoopy, Abby Hatcher. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
