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Popeye and Pals
Weekdays at 1pm | 12c and Sundays at 11am | 10c
Popeye, Bluto, Olive Oyl and all his seafaring friends star in these original theatrical cartoons from the genius of Max Fleischer. Included are Betty Boop and Bimbo shorts.
Next Airings
Mar 1st 11:00am ET
Hold the Wire - 1936
Bluto's sneaky work over the telephone wires leading to Olive's home gets Popeye in trouble with her.
The Two-Alarm Fire - 1934
Bluto and Popeye, rival volunteer firemen, answer an alarm at Olive Oyl's house.
Hot Air Salesman - 1937
A door to door salesman visits Betty Boop's home with a long line of useless household gadgets.
Farmer and the Belle - 1950
Popeye and Bluto compete for the position of farmhand on Olive's farm.
Firemen's Brawl - 1953
Firemen Popeye and Bluto attempt to put out a fire at Olive's house.
More Pep - 1936
Max draws Betty and Pudgy out of the inkwell.
Jitterbug Jive - 1950
Olive readies her home for an old-fashioned swing dance party, but when a zoot-suited Bluto tries to kiss her, Popeye must come to her aid.
Mar 2nd 1:00pm ET
The Footbal Toucher Downer - 1937
Popeye, as a boy, is captain of a sand lot team that is taking a beating from another team headed by Bluto.
Hot Air Aces - 1949
Bluto and Popeye are race around the world.
Let’s Get Movin’ - 1936
Olive Oyl is moving and Popeye shows up to help.
Goonland - 1938
Popeye sails in search of his father, Poopdeck, who has been missing for forty years.
I Yam Love Sick - 1938
Popeye plays sick to win Olive's attention.
Mar 3rd 1:00pm ET
Symphony In Spinach - 1948
Singer Olive Oyl needs an accompanist, and both Popeye and Bluto apply for the job.
Seasin’s Greetinks! - 1933
Popeye and Olive Oyl go ice skating and all is well until Bluto arrives.
Beach Peach - 1950
Popeye and a lifeguard compete for Olive's affection at the beach.
Flies Ain’t Human - 1941
A stubborn fly causes problems for Popeye.
Lumberjack and Jill - 1949
Popeye and Bluto are lumberjacks who compete for the affections of their new cook, Olive Oyl.
It’s the Natural Thing to Do - 1939
Persuaded by Olive Oyl that the public might like them in a different role, Popeye and Bluto attempt to be sophisticated men-about-town.
Mar 4th 1:00pm ET
Bulldozing the Bull - 1938
Popeye dislikes bullfighting, but when Olive makes eyes at him he forgets all and finds himself in the arena with the bull.
Child Psykolojiky - 1941
Popeye and Poopdeck Pappy disagree on how Swee'pea should be raised.
A Job for a Gob - 1955
Popeye and Bluto compete for the job of Olive's ranch hand.
Lost and Foundry - 1937
Little Swee'pea wanders into a busy factory, and by luck just manages to escape being killed by various crushing, grinding and cutting machines.
Baby Wants a Battle - 1953
Popeye and Bluto fights as babies.
Hello, How Am I? - 1939
Popeye meets himself walking down the street toward Olive's house, where he has been invited to a hamburger feast.
Mar 5th 1:00pm ET
Pip-eye, Pup-eye, Poop-eye An’ Peep-eye - 1942
Popeye's four nephews try to sneak out instead of eating their spinach.
Shakespearian Spinach - 1940
Popeye replaces Bluto as the lead opposite Olive in a benefit performance of Romeo and Juliet.
The Spinach Roadster - 1936
Popeye arrives in a beat up roadster to take Olive Oyl for a ride only to find Bluto there in a sleek new car.
Tots of Fun - 1952
Popeye's nephews help Popeye build a house while playing their music.
Leave Well Enough Alone - 1939
Popeye, saddened by the sight of dogs in a pet shop, buys them and releases them into the streets.
Lunch with a Punch - 1952
Popeye uses a tale of how he defeated Bluto as a boy to convince his nephews to eat their spinach.
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