Continuity mistake: Charlie Brown straightens a pencil, piece of paper, and the book "War and Peace" on a round wooden table, but when the shot angle changes, a blue cup with a straw suddenly appears next to the paper.
Continuity mistake: After Sally's cow lassoing act, the quantity and positions of the red solo cups on stage change, as well as the number of roses thrown on to the stage.
Continuity mistake: When Charlie Brown flips up his desk top to hide from the Little Red Haired Girl, his fingers are gripping the top of the desk, but the next quick cut shows his fingers in a lower position.
Continuity mistake: Sally drops her broom horse on the stage, parallel to the stage's edge, but the view from the wings where Charlie Brown and Franklin are watching shows the broom perpendicular to the edge of the stage.
Continuity mistake: The magician's prop table Charlie Brown uses for his act suddenly appears behind him before he rescues Sally as he and Franklin watch Sally's act from the wings.
Continuity mistake: Lucy gets splattered with paint on her face, hair, and dress, but it all disappears a few shots later when the the teacher enters the classroom. There was no time, sink, or wash cloths in the classroom for Lucy to clean the mess off herself.
Continuity mistake: This is near the end of the movie when Charlie Brown is running to catch the Little Red Haired Girl before she boards the summer camp bus. As Charlie encounters obstacle after obstacle he runs into the "Kite Eating Tree" and asks for help. A kite falls down and he gets tangled up in the string and he is pulled away. There is no ball of string at the end. Several cuts later when everyone is amazed that Charlie Brown is actually flying a kite and following him, a ball of string magically appears and Charlie Brown is holding it while running and flying the kite.
Continuity mistake: In "You're in the Super Bowl, Charlie Brown," Marcie's last name is Johnson. But, in "The Peanuts Movie," her last name is Carlin.
Suggested correction: The TV specials are not canon with the comic strip, the movie, or even with each other. Marcie has a different last name here because it is a different continuity.
