Did Charlie Brown ever get the attention of the little red haired girl?

Q. What about the Little Red-Haired Girl?

A. There are two different lines of thought about "the Little Red-Haired Girl."

1) If you purely follow the strip (which is the preferred interpretation of the story lines by most PEANUTS purists), the Little Red-Haired Girl is never given a name. Actually, she's never even seen in the strip.

2) The Little Red-Haired Girl did actually appear in one of the PEANUTS TV specials ("It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown," 1977), in which she was called "Heather." But in this instance, the creative decisions regarding her appearance were decided by the show's animators - not Mr. Schulz.

He had her at hello.

Yeah, but it's OK: she was able to get a restraining order.

Yes, but he was so caught up in it, he couldn't talk.

In the strips, she wasn't even she and so, Charlie had to admire her from afar. And, in the two specials in which she was seen--and did end up with Charlie Brown in some odd way--Charlie Brown was so wrapped up in merely being with the Little Red-Haired Girl that he completely didn't even notice when the whole affair was over and the Little Red-Haired Girl went on with her highly-popular life, leaving Charlie Brown alone to live his own uneventful life.

He mesmorized here by his charming looks.