Famous Studios Popeye the Sailor cartoon. Arguably one of the best Popeye shorts ever made. At this time, Paramount/Famous Studios still held onto the Superman lisence but had stopped making Superman cartoons due to their high production costs. They put it to good use here in a semi-crossover between two of the world’s most renown “super” men. Olive Oyl is in love with the man of steel, and an eavesdropping Bluto shows up dressed as Superman to impress Olive. What follows is a series of challenges where Popeye sets out to prove he is a better man than “Stupidman”. The Paramount titles on this cartoon are the original ones (one of the few Technicolor Popeye’s widely available with original titles), and this cartoon was sourced for the Paramount titles on the color Famous shorts featured on most Season 4 episodes of “The Popeye Show”.
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the? first REAL badass in TV history.
My grandfather is exactly like popeye, he was even in? the navy
this was? when cartoons were actually good. Unlike the crap kids are watching these days haha
Looks like Popeye? gave him the reBOOT!
@Hperman09: Famous Studio (formerly the Fleischer Studio) already had an agreement with the creators of the Superman character to produce a series of Superman cartoons. I’m not sure, but when “She Sick Sailors”? was released I believe that the Superman series had been discontinued.
OK, so apparently? (according to the sign above the train station) Popeye, Olive, and Bluto all live in Bridgeport, CT
What a? total salvi hahaha frisked popey
SUPERMAN!!?
the superman shield was gone from bluto’s? chest till the end of the cartoon!
Did the creators of superman was asked by Paramount? to give permission for this?
Popeye would ‘EFF’ Chuck Norris? up.
Just like Olive Oyl to fall in love? with a fictional cartoon character. Of course she’s a fictional cartoon character too.
@keg2 That’s not my point, I just find how biased American cencorship is. they even have guns in the simpsons, ?
@SonicDarkart but do you? get the whole moral of the cartoon? thats what you’re missing
A human can penetrate a train but bullets can’t penetrate a steel can of? spinach…wow
I guess I’m gonna have to search for some of my favorite Popeye characters: Alice the Goon,? Engene the magical Jeep, J Willington Wimpy, Roughhouse, and of course, Olive’s brother Castor.
@pr4v33n It’s the typical resort to a bad guy back then, where? as now most villain want genocide.
And they say cartoons are bad now, they had guns in? those days.
was? she reading magazine or eating!
troll face pause at? 1:20
I wonder if this made anyone think that they could stop a train with their fist? back in the day.
bluto has some train fetish or? something? why does he always! like ALWAYS tie olive on the track
i? don’t get it the superman symbol is there and now is gone
this is my favorite popeye? episode
5:23 POPEYEMAN to the rescue! LOL?