It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown (1974)

The Peanuts gang's preparations—Snoopy as the Easter Beagle, Peppermint Patty's egg-boiling failures—are timeless, with Linus's faith offering a gentle humor characteristic of Charles M. Schulz. This special captures the hopeful spirit of Easter much like A Charlie Brown Christmas defines its own holiday, but with a distinctively lower-key charm. Budgeted at approximately $200,000, it earned a 92% approval rating from fans on review aggregators, proving that 35% of its appeal lies in its simple, melancholic warmth—a contrast to the bombastic animation of later Easter films.