Snoopy and the Fraggles will return to Apple TV for a pair of new holiday adventures this winter.
Apple TV is expanding its holiday programming with new specials starring Snoopy and the Fraggles. Both join a collection of seasonal favorites available to stream during the holidays.
“Snoopy Gifts: 12 Days of Snoopy”
As the year comes to a close, the Peanuts gang is on their best behavior. Unfortunately, everyone’s beloved beagle, Snoopy, ended up on the naughty list.
Snoopy has 12 days to prove he’s not a bad dog, and along the way, he’ll discover that the holidays aren’t just about gifts. “Snoopy Presents: 12 Days of Snoopy” premieres Friday, Nov. 13.
If you want more time with the Peanuts kids, you’re in luck. Apple TV has a few other holiday specials to check out.
“The Snoopy Show – Happiness is Holiday Traditions” has Snoopy and Woodstock visiting Snoopy’s brother Spike for Christmas. Spike makes his return in “I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown” when he visits the gang to cheer up Rerun.
And, of course, Apple TV is the only place you can stream “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” Apple TV subscribers can watch TV anytime, but Apple is offering anyone a free, time-limited streaming window from Saturday, December 12 through Sunday, December 13.
“Fraggle Rock: A Holiday Gift”
This brand new musical special from The Jim Henson Company will premiere on December 4th featuring Nicole Scherzinger.
Wembley’s new role as Captain of the Spirits sends him on a mission to bring Christmas cheer to every corner of the Rock. But when the Fraggles steal a precious snow globe from Doc’s lab, Wembley must set things right and discovers that the best way to spread joy is to help others.
“Fraggle Rock: A Holiday Gift” premieres December 4 | Image credit: Apple TV
If you’re still craving more Fraggle Festivities, you can check out “The First Snow of Fraggle Rock.” The Fraggles’ Christmas celebrations hit a snag when a single snowflake falls and Gobo can’t find inspiration for a new festive song, sending him into space in search of some seasonal magic.
If you haven’t tried it yet, Apple TV offers a three-month free trial when first-time viewers purchase an eligible device, like an iPhone. A seven-day free trial is also available, after which the monthly cost is $14.99 or $119.99 per year.