Popeye The Sailor 020 - Be Kind to Animals

Original Air Date: 22 February 1935

Animators: Willard Bowsky, Charles Hastings

Notes: * Floyd Buckley (the voice of Popeye on the Popeye radio program) performs the vocie of Popeye instead of series regular William "Billy" Costello. * Uncredited animators: Dave Tendlar, William Sturm, Nick Tafuri, Sam Stimson, Harold Walker

(who knew there was a Popeye Radio Program?)

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Popeye
• Cartoon
• Fleischer
• Art
• Americana
• Great Depression
• Surrealism
• Escapism

[flamehead321]

@huhhuhhuhwood from smoking

[reigningnemesis1]

man am i glad popeye had very little dialogue in this episode! that voice was just horrible! famed episode in the history of popeye for having a voice actor that absolutely failed to capture popeye's voice right.

[huhhuhhuhwood]

why is popeye's voice all fucked up?

[cagustilo23]

Well Bluto overloaded his wagon and it's too much weight. It would've been easy if he had 4 horses in order to pull the heavy load wagon. It can take 4 horses to pull.

[TwigDjango]

Might this be the origin of the banana peel gag? Because if not, it certainly perfected it! 'I'm slipping! I'm sliding! I'm switching!'

[CheapSauce]

I wish people played the Star Spangled Banner while street fighting in real life

[prakashexe]

Too good!

[Landaux]

They should of re-dubbed this episode with Jack Mercer's voice.

[jasobres]

Let's be very clear. No horses, real or animated, were harmed in the making of this cartoon.

[WSenator1]

@MsPandaRosa - Granted.  Take care!