Peanuts fans can't let Thanksgiving come and go without watching "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," a classic holiday rite of passage. "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" made its television debut in 1965, and its viewing has become an unofficial tradition for families in the years following its release.

This November, one tradition you may want to keep alive is watching A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving. Whether your favorite part of a Peanuts-style Thanksgiving meal is the toast, the popcorn or the jellybeans,

In the 1973 holiday classic " A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving ," Franklin, the sole Black character, is sidelined at the dinner table. It might not make up for the slight, but decades later, Franklin has his very own Peanuts special. So if you're still mad about the seating arrangement, here's how to give Franklin a little more attention.