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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's the FuG that to the day we make you
look smart your body? Is this the FuG that to
the day. I've got some fun facts today dealing with
a Charlie Brown Christmas right now. This is the one
(00:20):
that you got to kind of track down Apple TV. Yeah,
somehow watch it has the rights they bought it to it. Yeah,
and I don't know if you can track it down
anywhere else. But they did a couple free like times
you could watch it. There was some kind of an
arrangement that you had for the first couple of years.
You had to allow it on one of the networks
one time. Now I think Apple lets you get in
there for free to watch it, but then the time
(00:42):
they want subscription. It's officially been sixty years since a
Charlie Brown Christmas debuted. This is in the Do you
remember this from it? It's hark the Herald Angels sing,
(01:05):
the kids singing on this song and the Christmas time
is here when they're skating. They weren't the child actors
that were in the movie. They were from Saint Paul's
Episcopal Church in San Rafael, California. So they were taken
to a recording studio in San Francisco. They recorded the
(01:26):
two songs. They were given no money, but they were
given ice cream. They never got a penny like a
donation of the church or something. Nothing, nothing, okay. Has
gone on to make millions and millions of dollars over
(01:47):
the years, and to anyone's knowledge, a donation or no
money has ever gone to the church or to the
kids that sang on the show. Reason being, oh, there
was only a seventy six thousand dollars budget to get
the whole thing made no budget. That is fun. Sorry kids,
(02:11):
But Charlie Brown Christmas got completed. The air date was
December ninth, nineteen sixty five. They didn't wrap up everything
until ten days before it was supposed to be on
the air. That's neat. There's a million fun facts around
this thing. But Coca Cola and CBS. Coca Cola sprung
(02:35):
the money seventy six thousand dollars for CBS. They both
looked at it beforehand. They had ten days. They couldn't
make any of the changes they wanted. They didn't like
it neither. Once CBS or Coca Cola both did not
like what they saw, they still aired it and it
was watched by forty five percent of all television viewers
that year. It's the fuck back to the day. We
(02:57):
make you look smart and by air un. He says,
the fun back to the day
It's the FuG that to the day we make you
look smart your body? Is this the FuG that to
the day. I've got some fun facts today dealing with
a Charlie Brown Christmas right now. This is the one
(00:20):
that you got to kind of track down Apple TV. Yeah,
somehow watch it has the rights they bought it to it. Yeah,
and I don't know if you can track it down
anywhere else. But they did a couple free like times
you could watch it. There was some kind of an
arrangement that you had for the first couple of years.
You had to allow it on one of the networks
one time. Now I think Apple lets you get in
there for free to watch it, but then the time
(00:42):
they want subscription. It's officially been sixty years since a
Charlie Brown Christmas debuted. This is in the Do you
remember this from it? It's hark the Herald Angels sing,
(01:05):
the kids singing on this song and the Christmas time
is here when they're skating. They weren't the child actors
that were in the movie. They were from Saint Paul's
Episcopal Church in San Rafael, California. So they were taken
to a recording studio in San Francisco. They recorded the
(01:26):
two songs. They were given no money, but they were
given ice cream. They never got a penny like a
donation of the church or something. Nothing, nothing, okay. Has
gone on to make millions and millions of dollars over
(01:47):
the years, and to anyone's knowledge, a donation or no
money has ever gone to the church or to the
kids that sang on the show. Reason being, oh, there
was only a seventy six thousand dollars budget to get
the whole thing made no budget. That is fun. Sorry kids,
(02:11):
But Charlie Brown Christmas got completed. The air date was
December ninth, nineteen sixty five. They didn't wrap up everything
until ten days before it was supposed to be on
the air. That's neat. There's a million fun facts around
this thing. But Coca Cola and CBS. Coca Cola sprung
(02:35):
the money seventy six thousand dollars for CBS. They both
looked at it beforehand. They had ten days. They couldn't
make any of the changes they wanted. They didn't like
it neither. Once CBS or Coca Cola both did not
like what they saw, they still aired it and it
was watched by forty five percent of all television viewers
that year. It's the fuck back to the day. We
(02:57):
make you look smart and by air un. He says,
the fun back to the day
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