The series of strips which introduced Harold Angel were later adapted into one of the shorts in the episode " Sally's Sweet Babboo" from the second series of The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show and one of the segments of the 1992 animated TV special, It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown. He appears about 5 months later on May 20, 1984, where he tries to take Sally to the movies. Over to the Browns' house to comfort Sally on her bungled line reading. After the play, when Sally messes up her line by saying "Hockey stick" instead of "Hark", Charlie Brown is proven wrong about Harold Angel not existing when a small boy named Harold Angel comes Charlie Brown and Linus both assume that she somehow misunderstood or misheard, and that no child named Harold Angel is supposed to sing. Sally insists that after her line, a person named Harold Angel will sing. In the storyline in which he first appears, Sally is in a Christmas play in which her only line is "Hark". Harold makes his first appearance in the strip from December 24, 1983, but is first referred to on December 16 of that same year. Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard as James Trivette Sheree J. The rangers search for the businessman who wants to put the wrestling company out of business. He was named after the song "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing". A wrestling friend of Trivettes is killed during his flying entrance to the ring. Harold Angel is a very minor male character in the Peanuts comic strip by Charles M.
Harold Angel as he appears in The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show.
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