Beagle-shaped astronaut dreams take flight in Snoopy in Space, a short-form animated adventure that sends the Peanuts gang past the atmosphere.

What is Snoopy in Space about?

Snoopy has wanted to walk on the moon since he first spotted rocket launches on the family television set, and this series finally lets him try. NASA recruits him for genuine training exercises, Woodstock signs on as an unlikely co-pilot, and the wider Peanuts circle, Charlie Brown included, cheers the mission along from mission control. Each short episode keeps its scope tight, matching brisk runtimes to a single space-age scenario: a docking maneuver at the International Space Station one episode, a puzzle about living without gravity the next, and a lunar walk further along. The format favors gentle science lessons over spectacle, letting young viewers absorb orbital mechanics and space-agency routines through a character they already know from the comic strip and earlier specials.

About the cast

Tyler James Nathan and Terry McGurrin anchor the vocal ensemble, with Rob Tinkler, Christian Dal Dosso, Isabella Leo, Holly Gorski, Hattie Kragten and Seán Cullen rounding out the rest of the Peanuts roster across the season's episodes.

Context & significance

The series extends a long line of Peanuts television specials into a serialized, science-themed format, produced through a Canada-United States collaboration and pairing the strip's classic ensemble with an educational bent. Rather than a single feature-length story, the show is built from bite-sized adventures aimed squarely at family viewing, blending comedy and gentle sci-fi wonder with the low-stakes warmth that has defined the property for decades. Its short episode length makes it easy to slot into a single sitting with younger viewers, and the space setting gives familiar characters a fresh backdrop without abandoning what made them endearing in the first place.

Watching Snoopy in Space on Ktime

Snoopy in Space streams on K-Time with a free account login, and the Farsi dub and Persian subtitles make the series easy to follow for family viewing in the diaspora, with a Farsi-language interface built for exactly this kind of watch.