Me Feelins Is Hurt - 1940

Popeye learns Olive is through with sailors and has gone West, "where men are men."

Quiet! Pleeze - 1941

Popeye starts a one-man anti-noise campaign when his Pappy suffers that "morning-after" feeling and street sounds aggravate it.

Bungled Bungalow

Magoo tangles with theives who steal his house.

Nurse to Meet Ya - 1955

Popeye and Bluto compete for Olive's affections by trying to quiet the crying Swee'Pea.

Taxi-Turvy - 1954

Popeye and Bluto compete in the taxi business.

Betty Boop with Henry the Funniest Living American - 1935

Henry gets a job at Betty Boop's pet store.

Hospitaliky - 1937

Nurse Olive Oyl tells Popeye and Bluto that she cannot take care of them unless they are really hurt.

Beware of Barnacle Bill - 1935

Popeye and Olive sing their way through this cartoon in operetta style.

Mutiny Ain’t Nice - 1938

As Popeye's ship prepares to sail, Olive falls into a trunk and is carried aboard unnoticed.

Christopher Crumpet

Spoiled little boy turns himself into a chicken.

Big Bad Sindbad - 1952

Popeye tells his nephews about the time he bested Sinbad.

Ding Dong Doggie - 1937

Pudgy disobeys Betty and goes with a dalmatian to a fire.

Sock a Bye Baby - 1934

Popeye tries to keep a sleeping baby from waking up and crying.

A Balmy Swami - 1949

Popeye and Olive Oyl attend a vaudeville show. The magician is Bluto in Swami's clothing and with his shenanigans succeeds in putting Olive under his spell.

Shiver Me Timbers! - 1934

Popeye is attracted to an old weather-beaten ship bearing a sign "Ghost Ship - Beware" and he explores it with Olive Oyl and Wimpy as his unwilling companions.

Pete Hothead

Pete Hothead receives a parrot from a store rather than the radio he ordered.

Ration Fer the Duration - 1943

Popeye's nephews would rather go fishing than work in his victory garden, so he tells them the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.

Happy You and Merry Me - 1936

A stray kitten wanders into Betty Boop's house.

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.

Popeye Meets William Tell - 1949

Popeye has need of his spinach when he poses as William Tell's son for the big apple-shooting contest, especially when he finds that the old man's aim isn't what it used to be!

Hold the Wire - 1936

Bluto's sneaky work over the telephone wires leading to Olive's home gets Popeye in trouble with her.

Ballet-oop

Dance teacher Miss Placement is dismayed to learn that the head of the School of Ballet where she teaches has entered her beginners class in a contest just three weeks away.

Goonland - 1938

Popeye sails in search of his father, Poopdeck, who has been missing for forty years.

Betty Boop and the Little King - 1936

The Little King meets Betty Boop.

Cartoons Ain’t Human - 1943

Popeye creates his own cartoon idea and casts himself as the hero and Olive as the heroine in a spoof of an old-fashioned melodrama.

The House Builder-upper - 1938

When Olive Oyl's house burns down, firefighters Popeye and Wimpy decide to build a new house with disastrous results.

How Green Is My Spinach - 1950

To finally defeat Popeye, Bluto sets out to destroy the spinach crop.

Magoo's Glorious Fourth

Magoo mistakes fireworks for garden plants.

Morning, Noon and Night Club - 1937

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

Be Kind to “Aminals” - 1935

Popeye and Olive see Bluto driving a wagon hitting his weak-looking horse because he cannot pull the wagon.

Musical Mountaineers - 1939

Betty Boop runs out of gas in a hillbilly town.

Wild Elephinks - 1933

Floating on a raft, Popeye and Olive Oyl land on a jungle island.