History Main / CharlieBrownBaldness

* Charlie Brown from ''{{ComicStrip/Peanuts}}'', pictured above. According to Charles Schultz, it's the result of Charlie Brown's father being the local barber, who maintains Charlie with a perpetual buzz cut.

* It can result in FurryConfusion in ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball''. The show often forgets that all of its characters are animals, and in one episode Richard states he is balding, even though he completely coated in pink fur. There is also a very interesting case in "The Mustache", where Gumball and Darwin begin sprouting black hairs everywhere. The two remove them with chewing gum and its wrapper, but they keep popping up, so Gumball tears all his fur off and is left with nothing but pink skin. Darwin, [[FurryConfusion the fish]], does the same thing, apparently having '''scaled''' himself.

* Most of the male characters on ''WesternAnimation/EdEddnEddy'' suffer from this. Ed appears to have a ring of short, black hairs around the edge of his scalp, which becomes an orange pompadour when styled in one episode. Kevin has something similar when he takes his hat off, but in red. Eddy appears to only have three foot-long hairs coming out of the back of his head. Jimmy has an odd, poofy hairstyle (described by other characters as resembling a chicken's rear end) which blends seamlessly with his skin color. Johnny is the exception, as while he also has a multitude of tiny black hairs, he is stated in-universe to be bald.

* ''NightmareNed'''s title boy has a few strands of hair that stick straight up.

* Wrestling/{{WWE}}'s Tyson Kidd of the Hart Dynasty. Has since shaved it off after, as the story goes, BretHart grabbed it in a training session to gain leverage.

* The title character in the preschool cartoon series ''WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}}'' is drawn bald. It is never remarked upon. According to WordOfGod, Caillou was originally supposed to be young baby.

If the character is a child, expect there to be EpilepticTrees from fans about the character suffering from cancer.

** Homer Simpson ''is'' bald. However, his kids have hair the same color as their skin. One episode has Lisa being mistaken for a DumbBlonde, and another has Bart's hair reverting to its natural red from lack of sun exposure. In a third episode, they start obsessing over where their head ends and the hair begins, with Lisa hastily drawing a hairline with marker.

* It can result in FurryConfusion in ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball''. The show often forgets that all of its characters are animals, and in one episode Richard states he is balding, even though he completely coated in pink fur. There is also a very interesting case in "The Mustache", where Gumball and Darwin begin sprouting black hairs everywhere. The two remove them with chewing gum and its wrapper, but they keep popping up, so Gumball tears all his fur off and is left with nothing but pink skin. Darwin, [[FurryConfusion the fish]], does the same thing, apparently having '''scalded''' himself.

* The titular character in the preschool cartoon series ''WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}}'' is drawn bald. It is never remarked upon. According to WordOfGod, Caillou was originally supposed to be young baby.

* ''NightmareNed'''s titular boy has a few strands of hair that stick straight up.

* Mochu, a minor character in ''GakuenAlice''. A few [[FanNickname fans nicknamed]] him "Baldy".

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Doug}}''.

* It can result in FurryConfusion in ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball''. The show often forgets that all of its characters are animals, and in one episode Richard states he is balding, even though he completely coated in pink fur. There is also a very interesting case in "The Mustache", where Gumball and Darwin begin sprouting black hairs everywhere. The two remove them with chewing gum and its wrapper, but they keep popping up, so Gumball tears all his fur off and is left with nothing but pink skin. Darwin, [[FurryConfusion the fish]], does the same thing, apparently having '''sca d''' himself.

* It can result in FurryConfusion in ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball''. The show often forgets that all of its characters are animals, and in one episode Richard states he is balding, even though he completely coated in pink fur. There is also a very interesting case in "The Mustache", where Gumball and Darwin begin sprouting black hairs everywhere. The two remove them with chewing gum and its wrapper, but they keep popping up, so Gumball tears all his fur off and is left with nothing but pink skin. Darwin, [[FurryConfusion the fish]], does the same thing, apparently having '''scaled''' himself.
* Sumo from ''WesternAnimation/{{Clarence}}'' has a buzzcut, however he looks completely bald except for some random hairs spread around his scalp

** Also, thanks to NegativeContinuity, Homer has lost his hair in [[MultipleChoicePast many different ways]]. One episode shows a young Homer losing hair as he brushes ("plenty more where that came from"), another shows him pulling out his hair after each time he learns Marge is pregnant (after the first two, he's down to 3 strands of hair, and he pulls one more upon hearing about Maggie). The first example came from the second season, while the second came from the sixth season.

* Greg Heffley from ''DiaryOfAWimpyKid''. Since Greg in the live-action movie has a full head of hair, Greg is generally considered to have hair in the book as well.

* There was an occasionally recurring kid in ''{{Teachers}}'' who disturbingly resembled a flesh and blood Charlie Brown.

* Alex Lois Armstrong of ''Anime/FullmetalAlchemist'' is looks like an adult, anime Charlie Brown with a mustache. And after pumping a lot of iron.

** And in one episode the kids are complaining that they can't tell where they forehead ends and the hair begins.

* Iggy from ''ComicStrip/LittleLulu''.