Popeye and Pals

We Aim to Please - 1934

Popeye and Olive Oyl open a new diner.

Cops Is Always Right - 1938

Popeye's troubles start when his car unintentionally knocks down a traffic policeman, and he's given a ticket.

Pudgy Picks a Fight - 1937

Pudgy gets jealous of Betty Boop's new coat.

Learn Polikeness - 1938

Olive tries to make a gentleman out of Popeye by taking him to Bluto's school of etiquette.

Wood-peckin’ - 1943

Popeye tangles with a tough woodpecker.

House Tricks? - 1946

Popeye and Bluto fight each other to prove they can build Olive Oyl's house.

Abusement Park - 1947

Popeye takes Olive to the carnival where he starts demonstrating his prowess on the bell-ringing machine. Bluto appears and proceeds to outdo him.

Stealin Aint Honest - 1940

Popeye and Olive Oyl sail off to find the whereabouts of Olive's gold mine.

Pudgy Takes a Bow-Wow - 1937

Betty Boop's stage show takes a new turn when Pudgy the pup and his feline enemy get into the act.

Let’s Get Movin’ - 1936

Olive Oyl is moving and Popeye shows up to help.

You Gotta Be a Football Hero - 1935

Olive and Popeye are spectators at a football game in which Bluto leads a team composed of large husky players against a team of small thin players.

Swat the Fly - 1935

While Betty Boop tries to cook, a fly drives her and Pudgy the Pup to distraction.

Safari So Good - 1947

Popeye and Olive Oyl are on safari when they run into a Tarzan-like Bluto.

Shoein’ Hosses - 1934

Olive Oyl, the proprietress of a blacksmith shop, fires her assistant Wimpy and advertises for a strong, handsome, willing assistant.

Beach Peach - 1950

Popeye and a lifeguard compete for Olive's affection at the beach.

Symphony In Spinach - 1948

Singer Olive Oyl needs an accompanist, and both Popeye and Bluto apply for the job.

Betty Boop’s Rise to Fame - 1934

A reporter interviews Max Fleischer about his creation, Betty Boop.

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.

Morning, Noon and Night Club - 1937

Popeye temporarily drops his nautical air to become a night club dancer, all for Olive's sake.

Brotherly Love - 1936

Popeye tries hard to live up to the doctrine of brotherly love, as preached by Olive Oyl.

I Wanna Be a Life Guard - 1936

A lifeguard is needed at the local pool and Bluto and Popeye apply for the job.

The Spinach Overture - 1935

Popeye turns his talents to music and is seen conducting an orchestra.

What -- No Spinach? - 1936

Wimpy's passion for hamburgers causes Popeye and Bluto to have their biggest battle.

Rocket to Mars - 1946

Popeye and Olive are touring a museum when they accidentally launch a rocketship to Mars.

King of the Mardi Gras - 1935

Popeye and Bluto strive for the title "King of the Mardi Gras," with the best man winning the title and Olive Oyl.

The Fistic Mystic - 1946

Popeye matches his energy-packed can of spinach against the super-natural powers of an oriental mystic.

Plumbing Is a “Pipe” - 1938

Popeye visits Olive Oyl and discovers her home in turmoil because of a broken water pipe.

Nurse-Mates - 1940

Popeye and Bluto vie with each other over caring for Swee'pea while Olive visits the beauty parlor.

Vacation with Play - 1951

At a holiday resort, Popeye must save Olive from the grip of athletic director Bluto.

My Pop, My Pop - 1940

Popeye is building a boat when his daddy, Poopdeck Pappy, insists on helping.

Little Swee’pea - 1936

Popeye tackles lions, bears, snakes and countless other animals chasing after Swee'pea at the zoo only to find himself the victim of an assault by Olive for scaring Swee'pea with a toy on their arrival home.