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It's Flashbeagle Charlie Brown

It's Flashbeagle Charlie Brown: Watch Snoopy dance the night away as "The Flashbeagle"

Starring:

Bill Melendez, Brad Kesten, David Wagner, Desiree Goyette, Jeremy Schoenberg, Keri Houlihan, Kevin Brando, Stacy Ferguson

Genre:

Animation, Comedy, Family, Musical, Short

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