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Popeye the sailor - The All New Popeye Hour (intro)by PopeyeTheSailorTV14,165 views- 1:01
SOAKY BATHTUB TOYSby tvdays1,856 views
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Alphabits commercial featuring Alvin and The Chipmunksby spuzzlightyeartoo1,211 views
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Scott Innes as the voice of Popeye for Cambell Soupby MrScoobydoofan58,551 views
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soaky cleans up with supermanby videowebcaster5,158 views
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Popeye the sailor - TV Ads - Carling Black Label - Popeye Spot The Ball UK 80sby PopeyeTheSailorTV1,007 views
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Popeye The Sailor - 000 - The first apparition in a Betty Boop's cartoon (1933)by PopeyeTheSailorTV8,421 views
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POPEYE for START orange drink tv commercialby RetroGoop6,040 views
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El Nou Show De Popeye - "Popeye Contra La Maquina"by QuimismoParteCuatro2,883 views
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Bluto Figure Reviewby InfiniteHollywood1,330 views
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Popeye the sailor - 045 - My artistical temperature (1937)by PopeyeTheSailorTV9,916 views
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1982 CBS February Fireworks Promo Mr. Merlin Private Benjamin Bugs Bunny Popeyeby seanmc310762,302 views
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Popeye the sailor - 002 - Barbecue for Two (1960)by PopeyeTheSailorTV23,365 views
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Popeye, Mickey & Donald bombing France (1944)by PopeyeTheSailorTV1,545 views
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Popeye the sailor - 065 - Popeye Makes A Movie (1950)by PopeyeTheSailorTV6,815 views
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Popeye the sailor - 056 - Let's Celebrake (1938)by PopeyeTheSailorTV2,172 views
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The Soaky Collectionby stevenlinden1,918 views
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Popeye the sailor - Let's Sing Along With Popeye (1934, Screen Song)by PopeyeTheSailorTV1,651 views
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Soaky & Supermanby cactusjump4,674 views
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Do You Remember-Early Cartoon Network Commercial-Popeye 60thby WalkRobotFilm1,623 views
Jack Mercer.Jack Beck and Mae Questel do their "Popeye","Brutius" and "Olive Oyl"voices for this "Soakey"Bath Toys tv plug.
4thekidsTV 3 months ago
Well the very first SOAKY figure was MICKEY MOUSE. If there was anything to the licensing cost that made this product cost-prohibitive to produce, this first venture should have proved it. But just about every popular TV cartoon character was licensed for this product. I think it only lasted two years. They ran out of characters to license. These would surely be collector's items today.
RayPointer 4 months ago
@diddymuck Agreed. Mainly copyright and/or royalty fees on a lot of the characters used to obtain the rights to use them.
TheSV3 6 months ago
no rashes; cost too much to pay to use the characters.
diddymuck 10 months ago
Didnt this stuff use to cause rashes and they had to stop making it?
RatBatSpiderCrab 11 months ago