Apple TV disclosed a fresh lineup of Peanuts fare, kicking off with season two of “Camp Snoopy” on June 26 and a July 31 special titled “Snoopy Presents: There’s No Place Like Home, Snoopy.” The service will also debut the 1988 documentary‑style series “This Is America, Charlie Brown” and the classic “The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show” in July.

The slate reflects Apple’s extended partnership with WildBrain, Peanuts Worldwide and Lee Mendelson Film Productions, a deal that runs through 2030. By stacking new content alongside legacy titles, the streamer positions the Snoopy franchise as a family‑friendly anchor in a market dominated by Marvel, Star Wars and Netflix originals. A feature‑length film, “Snoopy Unleashed,” is slated for release later this year.

Apple TV’s $12.99‑a‑month price point now bundles a rare collection of Peanuts property, giving subscribers a mix of nostalgia and fresh storytelling without the licensing headaches of blockbuster franchises. Adding “Camp Snoopy” and the new film expands the platform’s library beyond holiday specials, delivering consistent, recognizable content that reinforces Apple’s family‑oriented brand identity.

With the Peanuts catalog now a cornerstone, Apple TV can attract both longtime fans and younger viewers, bolstering churn resistance as competition intensifies.