Celebrate Thanksgiving 2025: Top Classic TV Shows & How to Watch
Source: How, when to watch Charlie Brown and other Thanksgiving favorites in 2025 (2025-11-24)
This Thanksgiving, millions will gather around their screens to enjoy beloved holiday traditions, from the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade to classic TV specials like "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" and the National Dog Show. As the holiday evolves, so do the ways we access these cherished programs. In 2025, viewers can stream the parade live on NBC or Peacock, with a robust lineup of 29 floats, 26 performers, and nearly a dozen marching bands, starting at 7:30 a.m. Central Time. The parade’s tradition, dating back to 1924, continues to be a highlight, with encore broadcasts at 2 p.m. Eastern and Pacific times. Meanwhile, "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," now streaming exclusively on Apple TV until 2030, remains a holiday staple, with Apple offering free viewing windows during the year. The National Dog Show, hosted by the Kennel Club of Philadelphia, airs on NBC immediately after the parade, showcasing a wide array of dog breeds and fostering a sense of community and celebration. Beyond these favorites, recent developments include the rise of streaming platforms offering on-demand access to classic content, the integration of augmented reality features for interactive viewing experiences, and the expansion of virtual watch parties that connect families and friends across distances. Additionally, the popularity of holiday-themed content has surged, with new productions and remastered classics becoming available on various platforms, ensuring that every viewer finds something to enjoy. As technology advances, viewers can expect more personalized and immersive holiday viewing experiences, blending tradition with innovation. Whether you prefer the nostalgia of classic specials, the excitement of live parades, or the comfort of family-friendly movies, 2025 offers a wealth of options to make your Thanksgiving memorable. Prepare your devices, plan your viewing schedule, and embrace the holiday spirit with these timeless and contemporary entertainment choices.
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