Official Site For Brad Kesten
This is my official website. The site have information, images and videos as well a store. Please look around and check out the store s there is something for everyone. Can’t wait to meet each and everyone of you.

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"To live is to dance… to dance is to live."
Charlie Brown always looks forward to baseball season and is his team’s manager and pitcher. Even though he gets grief from his friends, his kite-eating tree, even his own dog, Charlie Brown remains the stalwart hero. Come and join The Peanuts gang Today!

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My Other Work
Check out my other career bodies of work. From Different Strokes, Taxi, Trapper John M.D., Family Ties, Shes Out of Control and more. Check them out today!

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Looking for that perfect Charlie Brown signed item? Check out the store today!

Charlie Brown Facts

First Appearance

Charlie Brown (Charles Brown, Esq. or “Chuck”) first mentioned by Charles Schultz in May 30, 1948 and official debut was October 2, 1950

Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown?

This was originally aired on the CBS network on February 21, 1983.

What Have We Learned, Charlie Brown?

The only “Peanuts” special in which adults are shown on screen.

The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show

This series be based strictly on Charles Schultz stories from his strip and also aired on You’re on Nickelodeon Charlie Brown.

It’s Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown

Snoopy’s big dance was partially inspired by John Travolta’s dance in Saturday Night Fever (1977).

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown

Snoopy speaks for the first time in an animated special (voiced by Robert Towers, who was a member of the 1967 Los Angeles stage cast).

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Brad Kesten

Brad Kesten/Charlie Brown 1982

Your A Good Man Charlie Brown Cast

Taxi - Bulldog Gregory

Different Strokes - Bobby Garth

Charlie Brown Baseball

Charlie Brown and Snoopy

Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show

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