He’s a Bully, Charlie Brown 2006

Animation

Comedy

Drama

Family

Runtime

22 mins

Language

English

Directed by

Larry Leichliter

Made by

Bill Melendez Productions

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He’s a Bully, Charlie Brown Plot Summary

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As summer approaches, Charlie Brown Spencer Robert Scott prepares for camp with Snoopy Bill Melendez, Linus Benjamin Bryan, Marcie Jessica Gordon, and the other children, while Peppermint Patty Rory Thost stays behind to attend summer school, much to her dismay.

Before camp, Rerun van Pelt Jimmy Bennett discovers a jar of marbles once owned by his grandfather and decides to bring them to camp to learn the game. At camp, the children encounter Joe Agate Taylor Lautner, who begins bullying them.

Joe tricks Rerun into a game of marbles under the guise of teaching him, then wins all his marbles by falsely claiming the game was for keeps. Rerun, upset, tells Charlie Brown Spencer Robert Scott, who isolates himself to practice marbles under Snoopy’s tutelage.

Meanwhile, back home, Peppermint Patty grows jealous, believing Marcie Jessica Gordon has a romantic interest in Charlie Brown. She arrives at camp but learns Charlie Brown has been absent, training to confront Joe.

On the final day of camp, Charlie Brown challenges Joe at the trading post. He exposes Joe’s unfair tactics of preying on beginners and falsely claiming games are for keeps. In an intense match, Joe initially wins but is forced to restart after Snoopy Bill Melendez provides Charlie Brown with spare marbles. Charlie Brown eventually defeats Joe, winning all the marbles, including Joe’s prized shooter. Charlie Brown announces he will return the marbles to their rightful owners, including Rerun Jimmy Bennett. Joe concedes defeat and leaves.

Marcie celebrates by kissing Charlie Brown on the cheek, sparking Peppermint Patty’s jealousy.

Back home, Peppermint Patty questions Marcie about camp. Marcie teasingly mentions a Moonlight Walk with Charlie Brown but reveals he walked into a tree while Snoopy and Woodstock enjoy campfire activities relaxing by their tents.

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Camp prep commences

As summer approaches, Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Marcie and the other kids prepare for camp. Peppermint Patty stays behind to attend summer school, causing some disappointment among the group. They gather gear, make plans, and brace for the new experience.

Late spring Charlie Brown's home

Rerun discovers granddad's marbles

Rerun finds a jar of marbles once owned by his grandfather and decides to bring them to camp to learn the game. He hopes the marbles will help him fit in and improve his skill. The discovery sets the stage for the camp challenge.

Before camp Rerun's home

First day: Joe Agate bullies the group

At camp, the children meet Joe Agate, who quickly begins bullying them. He exudes confidence and pressures others to play by his rules. His behavior marks the start of the conflict at camp.

First days at camp Camp

Joe tricks Rerun into a game for keeps

Joe pretends to teach Rerun the game but uses the claim that the rules are for keeps. He wins all of Rerun's marbles, leaving him upset and feeling outmatched. The incident hardens Rerun's resolve to improve.

Early camp Camp's marbles area

Rerun confides in Charlie Brown; Snoopy coaches

Rerun tells Charlie Brown what happened, and Charlie isolates himself to practice marbles under Snoopy's tutelage. The two discuss strategies and vow to outplay Joe next time. Snoopy's coaching adds a humorous, determined edge to the plan.

Shortly after incident Camp grounds / Charlie Brown's area

Peppermint Patty's jealousy surfaces

Peppermint Patty grows jealous, fearing Marcie has a crush on Charlie Brown. She arrives at camp to confront the situation, only to discover Charlie Brown is away training to face Joe. The emotional tension shifts toward the anticipated showdown.

Mid-camp Camp

Charlie Brown intensifies training for Joe

Charlie Brown dedicates himself to preparing for the ultimate confrontation with Joe. Snoopy helps by providing spare marbles, ensuring the match is fair and testing Charlie's nerves. He trains with focus for the final day.

Leading to final day Camp grounds

Final day confrontation begins at the trading post

On the last day, Charlie Brown challenges Joe at the trading post and exposes his unfair tactics. The match is intense, and Joe initially wins.

Final day Camp trading post

The marble restart shifts the balance

Snoopy provides Charlie Brown with spare marbles, forcing a restart and giving Charlie a second chance. Charlie regains his composure and refocuses for the rematch.

During final match Trading post

Charlie Brown wins the marbles and returns them

Charlie Brown defeats Joe and wins all the marbles, including Joe's prized shooter. He announces he will return the marbles to their rightful owners, starting with Rerun. Joe concedes defeat and leaves camp.

End of final match Trading post

Camp aftermath: celebration and jealousy

Marcie celebrates by kissing Charlie Brown on the cheek, sparking Peppermint Patty's jealousy. The playful moment shifts the camp mood toward the end of the trip.

Immediately after final Camp grounds

Homecoming and Moonlight Walk tease

Back home, Peppermint Patty questions Marcie about camp. Marcie teasingly mentions a 'Moonlight Walk' with Charlie Brown, then reveals he walked into a tree earlier while Snoopy and Woodstock enjoyed the campfire.

Post-camp Home

He’s a Bully, Charlie Brown Characters

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Joe Agate (voiced by Taylor Lautner)

A confident, aggressive bully who preys on beginners in the marble games. He tricks Rerun into a ‘for keeps’ game, exposing his manipulative streak. Charlie Brown challenges him by exposing Joe's unfair tactics, leading to a high-stakes rematch. He concedes defeat on the final day and leaves, ending his bullying arc.

😈 Bully 🎯 Competitor 🤥 Trickster 💥 Aggressor

Snoopy (voiced by Bill Melendez)

Snoopy acts as mentor to Charlie Brown, guiding him in marbles strategy and fair play. He provides spare marbles to restart the game, helping to level the field. He models sportsmanship and quick thinking, playing a key role in turning the contest toward fairness. He remains a supportive friend throughout camp activities.

🧠 Mentor 🎯 Strategist 🐶 Friend

Rerun (voiced by Jimmy Bennett)

Rerun is the first to be duped by Joe's ‘for keeps’ claim and learns the hard way about deceit. He is driven to improve and earns guidance from Charlie Brown and Snoopy. His progress mirrors the broader lesson about fairness and resilience in competition. He ends camp with a sense of growth and dignity.

🔎 Curious 🤝 Friend 🪙 Marbles

Kid (voiced by Paul Butcher)

A fellow camper who participates in the camp environment and social dynamics. He observes the unfolding rivalry and supports the group’s shift toward fair play. His presence helps illustrate how multiple children are affected by the events at camp.

👶 Camper 🏕️ Participant

Lucy Van Pelt (voiced by Stephanie Patton)

Lucy is part of the camper circle, contributing to the social dynamics and jokes that accompany the competition. She supports friends and adds a layer of Peanuts humor to the camp setting. Her presence highlights the ensemble nature of the group.

🎭 Friend 🗣️ Honest 😄 Humorous

Peppermint Patty (voiced by Rory Thost)

Patty stays behind at times due to summer school and returns to camp with jealousy toward Marcie’s closeness with Charlie Brown. Her feelings create tension within the group, testing loyalty and communication. She ultimately learns to navigate her emotions without harming friendships.

💬 Jealous 🎯 Rival 🧭 Friend

Marcie (voiced by Jessica Gordon)

Marcie is Charlie Brown's friend who participates in camp life and provides a calm, supportive presence. She teases about a Moonlight Walk with Charlie Brown, then clarifies that he had accidentally walked into a tree. Her warmth helps balance Patty's jealousy and keeps camp spirits up.

💬 Supportive 🧭 Honest 📝 Teasing

Charlie Brown (voiced by Spencer Robert Scott)

Charlie Brown emerges as the central figure, training to confront Joe's unfair tactics with Snoopy's help. He orchestrates a fair rematch and ultimately defeats Joe, restoring order and fairness to the game. He vows to return marbles to their rightful owners, demonstrating responsibility and leadership.

🧭 Leader 💪 Determined 🤝 Fair

Linus Van Pelt (voiced by Benjamin Bryan)

Linus is part of the group at camp, contributing to the shared experience and social dynamics. He participates in the activities and supports his friends as the kids navigate the conflict. His presence reinforces the ensemble nature of the cast.

🧭 Supportive 👫 Friend 🧶 Calm

2nd Girl (voiced by Jolean Wejbe)

A fellow camper who witnesses the camp events and participates in camp life. She helps illustrate the broader camp culture and the range of reactions among the children to the events at hand.

👧 Camper 🏕️ Participant

He’s a Bully, Charlie Brown Settings

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Time period

Summer

The story takes place over the summer break, with the main events centering on camp activities and the progression of friendships. The final confrontation with the bully occurs on the last day of camp. The summer setting provides a backdrop for growth, personal challenges, and the resolution of conflicts.

Location

Summer Camp, Home

The action unfolds primarily at a summer camp where children form friendships, learn games like marbles, and navigate social hierarchies. The camp features a trading post and open grounds where competitions unfold and strategies are tested. Between camp sessions, the characters return home, tying the camp experience to their everyday lives.

🏕️ Camp 🏡 Home 🎒 Campers

He’s a Bully, Charlie Brown Themes

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Fair Play

Joe uses trickery to win marbles and claims the game is for keeps. Charlie Brown remains determined to uphold rules and confront deceit. Snoopy supplies spare marbles to allow a fair rematch and demonstrate sportsmanship. The climactic game shows that integrity leads to true victory.

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Friendship

Rerun's loss inspires Charlie Brown and Snoopy to coach him, showing the power of support. The campers stand up to Joe's bullying and choose cooperation over intimidation. Snoopy's guidance helps Charlie Brown grow more confident and capable. The group learns that friendship and teamwork can overcome unfair tactics.

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Jealousy

Peppermint Patty's jealousy over Marcie's perceived closeness to Charlie Brown creates tension at camp. Patty's arrival and Charlie Brown's absence heighten the emotional stakes as she contemplates confronting Joe. Marcie lightens the mood with humor, mentioning a Moonlight Walk that reveals Charlie Brown's mishap with a tree. The situation tests loyalties but reinforces open communication and friendship.

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He’s a Bully, Charlie Brown Spoiler-Free Summary

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In the lazy heat of an approaching summer, Charlie Brown heads off to a rustic camp with his loyal beagle Snoopy, thoughtful brother Linus, bright‑spirited friend Marcie, and a handful of other kids eager for adventure. The setting feels wholesome yet slightly mischievous, a place where pine‑scented evenings mingle with the clatter of youthful games. The tone balances gentle nostalgia with the restless energy of teenagers testing the limits of friendship, hinting that even simple pastimes can uncover hidden layers of character.

Among the campers, the earnest Rerun discovers a jar of antique marbles that once belonged to his grandfather, sparking his curiosity about a game he’s never played. It isn’t long before the group meets Joe Agate, a boisterous newcomer whose swagger masks a penchant for taking advantage of beginners. He offers to “teach” the kids the rules, but his true aim is to keep the stones for himself, leaving Rerun feeling short‑changed and the others uneasy about the newcomer’s motives.

Feeling the sting of unfairness, Charlie Brown steps forward, determined to right the imbalance despite never having learned how to play marbles. He retreats to a quiet corner of the camp, practicing under Snoopy’s watchful eye, while Peppermint Patty stays behind at home, juggling summer school and a growing curiosity about the camp’s unfolding dynamics. The air hums with anticipation, suggesting that humility, perseverance, and a dash of canine ingenuity may be just what’s needed when a beloved group faces an unexpected challenge.

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