Snoopy in Space - Episode Guide

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, this documentary tries to solve the great mystery: Was Snoopy a top-secret astronaut?

Inspired by the neighborhood kids, Snoopy sets out to become a NASA astronaut.

Snoopy meets C.A.R.A. (NASA's Computerized Astronaut Recruitment Advisor).

After his true identity is revealed, Snoopy must prove his worth to NASA.

Snoopy blasts off for the ISS and is surprised to see a familiar face on board.

Snoopy and Woodstock struggle to tend to the ISS garden.

A peaceful night on the ISS is interrupted when Snoopy realizes Woodstock's missing.

Snoopy returns to Earth and earns a chance for a bigger mission: a trip to the moon!

Snoopy and Woodstock's fun antics lead to peril while measuring moon craters.

After getting lost, Woodstock gets an idea while he and Snoopy collect rocks.

Snoopy and Woodstock blast off from the moon—and leave behind a surprise.

As Snoopy completes his mission report, he dreams about his next adventure.

Charlie Brown plots to help Snoopy with his dream of traveling to Mars.

Snoopy and the Peanuts gang are back at NASA, where Franklin discovers an exciting opportunity.

The gang and Snoopy presents a mission proposal to C.A.R.A, but new evidence makes them rethink their approach

Snoopy tries to prove he has what it takes to join NASA's robots on a mission to search for life.

Something catches Sally's eye as the Mars rover scans the planet for signs of life. Snoopy imagines his own Martian adventure.

The Peanuts gang search for a hidden ocean on Europa, one of Jupiter's most mysterious moons.

Thinking outside the box, the gang continue the search on Venus even though the planet seems too harsh to support life.

Charlie Brown reminds everyone what's important after an unexpected challenge derails lunchtime plans.

Snoopy and the kids take their search for life beyond the limits of our solar system.

A disappointing setback leads to excitement when Charlie Brown makes a surprising observation.

Snoopy helps the gang think through all the ways NASA can take on a thrilling challenge: capturing an asteroid.

Franklin is disappointed the mission has to end, so Snoopy and the rest of the kids remind him of how much they've accomplished.

Back home, Snoopy and the Peanuts gang come up with a fun idea to commemorate the mission.