WATCH: Apple TV+ debuts teaser for ‘Snoopy in Space’
Mere days before the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing on July 20, Snoopy is heading to the moon too in an upcoming animated series by Apple TV+, entitled “Snoopy in Space”.
“It’s been 50 years since the first man walked on the moon. Now, it’s a dog’s turn,” says the first trailer for the new show.
Image: Screengrab from Snoopy’s video “Snoopy in Space | Coming this fall to Apple TV+” via Youtube/Snoopy
“Snoopy in Space” centers on beloved cartoon dog Snoopy, whose dreams of being an astronaut are about to come true. When Snoopy and his feathered friend Woodstock tag along with the Peanuts kids on a field trip to The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), they are picked for a special mission into space, as Charlie Brown and the gang assist from mission control.
The clip shows Snoopy joyfully floating through space before falling to Earth — right on top of his best friend, Woodstock.
Produced by DHX Media, “Snoopy in Space” debuts this fall on Apple TV+, the new video subscription service from the tech giant which will feature original shows, movies and documentaries.
Article continues after this advertisementThe spacecraft for Apollo 11’s predecessor, Apollo 10, were nicknamed Snoopy and Charlie Brown. The lunar module, Snoopy, was used to “snoop” around the moon in May 1969 and find suitable landing spots for Apollo 11, heading to the moon just two months later.
Article continues after this advertisementLast year, Peanuts Worldwide partnered with NASA on a multi-year Space Act Agreement designed to spark interest in space exploration and science among students.
Earlier this May, Apple TV launched the faux-documentary “Peanuts in Space: Secrets of Apollo 10”, on the Apple TV application. Also announced this week was the upcoming graphic novel “Snoopy: A Beagle of Mars”, written by Jason Cooper and illustrated by Robert Pope, slated to release in December 2019. RGA
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