Everyone's favorite animated pooch is back, but this time, Snoopy finds himself on Santa's naughty list and has just 12 days to prove he doesn't belong there before the big day rolls around.
This is the 54th TV special and it comes just in time to get us all in a festive mood ahead of the impending holidays. And, like any good Christmas story, we've got a feeling Snoopy will learn a lesson about the special day, in that getting gifts is not the most important thing.
It's a super sweet and charming 32-minute long short film featuring Snoopy and the whole Peanuts gang, made with a beautiful blend of that classic handdrawn animation style, and a little splash of modern flair.
Read on as we explain 12 Days of Snoopy from anywhere.
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How to watch 12 Days of Snoopy in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and worldwide
It releases on the platform on Thursday, November 12 2026.
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12 Days of Snoopy – Need to Know
12 Days of Snoopy trailer
When is the 12 Days of Snoopy release date?
12 Days of Snoopy premieres globally on Thursday, November 12.
12 Days of Snoopy cast
- as Charlie Brown
- as Peppermint Patty
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Jakob has over 11 years of experience in journalism across sports, entertainment, tech, and politics. Now a freelance writer, he works with Future across a range of different brands including Golf Monthly, FourFourTwo, Tom's Guide and more.