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"Snoopy Makes a Speech."
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Here you go. A nice cup of tea.
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Would you care for a sandwich?
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Remember, sophisticated people take tiny bites.
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Snoopy, you got a letter from the Head Beagle.
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What's a Head Beagle?
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The Head Beagle is in charge of all dogs. When he barks, you will listen.
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It says, "The Head Beagle has requested that Snoopy make a big speech."
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Why him? He can barely get it together for a pretend tea party.
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Maybe they're seeing if Snoopy has the right stuff
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to become the Head Beagle himself one day.
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If the right stuff is just lying there and not doing anything, he's a shoo-in.
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The trick to making a good speech is not getting nervous.
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When I have to speak in front of people, I can get a little tongue-tied.
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This week, I read a book called "Som Tawyer."
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I mean, Tom Sawyer.
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It takes place on the "Missi-ippi" River.
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I mean, the "Sippi-mippi"-- I mean, the-- the "Pip-sippi."
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Any questions?
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The point is, be confident and you'll do "gate"-- I mean, great!
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Hi, Snoopy. I hear you're working on a big speech for the Head Beagle.
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You want my advice, kid? Just wing it. That's what I do.
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When I'm in front of a bunch of people,
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I just keep it loose, and everything goes smooth as ice.
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What about last year's school play, sir?
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So, there's these three bears and this kid named Goldilocks.
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Some name, huh?
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Anyway, the girl and the bears got hungry,
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so they put on some music and ordered out for pizza.
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Not pizzas, sir. Porridge. She tried three bowls of porridge.
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What? Bears don't eat porridge. That's ridiculous. Who wrote this mess?
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Fine. It might have gone smoother if I'd read the script.
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The audience did seem to enjoy it, sir.
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What can I say? I'm a natural.
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Be prepared, or things can go really, really, really badly.
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Having trouble with your speech?
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Maybe you're overthinking it.
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My grandpa says that your first idea is usually your best idea.
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Don't worry, Snoopy. I'm sure you'll do better than I would.
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When I see all those faces looking up at me from the audience,
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I can't seem to get the words out.
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Today, I'd like to talk about my favorite inventor, Alexander Graham Bell.
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-What? -Is he talking to us?
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-Speak up! -Alexander Graham Bell!
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He is most famous for inventing…
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-What? -What did he invent?
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I hope it's the microphone.
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All I can say is, make sure you project!
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Don't get tongue-tied. Just keep it loosey-goosey.
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Be prepared, or things can go really badly.
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-Remember to speak up. -Always stay calm.
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Just ignore all the faces looking up at you.
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Stay calm!
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Hello?
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I said, when you're giving your speech, be sure to stay calm.
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Relax.
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Think of something soothing, like crashing waves.
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Crash! Smash! Bam!
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I've always found crashing waves relaxing.
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I would have thought all our good advice would've made him nice and calm.
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Don't be nervous, Snoopy. Your speech is going to be great.
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You just have to believe in yourself.
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I know. Why don't we be your test audience?
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You can practice your speech on us.
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How will we know if it's any good?
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We don't speak dog.
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That's not the point, sir. We're trying to build his confidence.
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What do you say, Snoopy? Give it a try?
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-You can do it. -Come on down.
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-Yeah! -We believe in you!
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So how did Snoopy's speech go?
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Really well.
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In fact, he did such a great job,
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he's now helping others get over their own fear of public speaking.
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"How to Be a Beagle Scout."
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Hi, Snoopy. Where are you off to?
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"Official scoutmaster journal entry.
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Today, I will lead my brave Beagle Scouts into the woods.
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We shall enjoy the great outdoors, free from all modern conveniences."
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No modern conveniences? That is brave.
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Maybe we should go camping, Marcie.
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I'm busy that day.
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Beagle Scout badge opportunity number one.
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Identifying footprints.
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Beagle Scout badge opportunity number two.
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Tracking in nature through the sense of smell.
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Beagle Scout badge opportunity number three.
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Understanding nature through sound.
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"Happiness Is a Rainy Day."
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Snoopy, isn't this great?
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I love rainy days. Look at the splashing puddles.
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Care to join me?
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Suit yourself.
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Hi, Snoopy. Looks like you got caught in the rain too.
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I was just about to make a break for my house. Care to join me?
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Don't be sad, Snoopy. Rainy days can be a lot of fun.
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We could build a couch castle,
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the biggest and most majestic this living room has ever seen.
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What do you think, Snoopy?
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Snoopy?
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I am King Linus.
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I require the help of my most trusted knight, Sir Snoopy.
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That's you.
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You are my champion.
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Our kingdom is in grave danger.
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A dragon most fierce is invading.
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Only you, Sir Snoopy, can fight the fiery foe.
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I'm soaked!
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What's the big idea, you crazy dog?
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Snoopy!
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You're soaking wet. Here. Dry off with this.
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We're playing dress-up. It's the best thing to do on a rainy day.
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Do you wanna play?
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What's this one supposed to be?
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That's when I want to dress up as Marie Curie,
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the only person to ever win the Nobel Prize in two different scientific fields.
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Now, this is more like it.
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That's my Library Girl costume.
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Her superpower is that she can read a thousand books before checkout time.
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Though, she doesn't read them so quickly that she doesn't enjoy them.
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That would defeat the point of reading.
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Who wants to play superhero?
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Yeah!
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Terrible news, Masked Marvel.
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The big, bad book burglar has stolen all the books from the library.
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We need to capture her and return the books at all costs.
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Looking for me, Masked Marvel?
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I've come to return your library books.
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Take this! And that!
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How about this classic?
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Looks like I got here just in time…
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to organize these books by the Library of Congress Classification system.
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Shh!
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You got me!
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Hey, it stopped raining.
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Snoopy, I've been looking all over for you.
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It's okay, boy. Let's go home.
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There. Safe and dry.
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I guess you didn't get to enjoy your picnic?
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That's okay, because you know what the best thing to do on a rainy day is?
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Have an indoor picnic.
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Snoopy, save some for me.
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Good grief.