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Popeye the Sailor is an American animated television series produced for King Features Syndicate TV starring Popeye that was released between 1960 and 1963 with 220 episodes produced. The episodes were produced by a variety of production studios, and aired in broadcast syndication until the 1990s.

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  • باباي رجل البحار (بالإنجليزية: Popeye the Sailor)‏؛ مسلسل رسوم متحركة مسلسل رسوم متحركة أمريكي أنتج من قبل ستديوهات كينغ فيوتشرز سينديكيت إنك، وبُث ما بين 1 سبتمبر 1960-23 سبتمبر 1963 عبر هيئة الإذاعة الأمريكية الأمريكية، وهو يحكي مغامرات البحار باباي. وصلت عدد حلقاته إلى 220 حلقة، وكانت الواحدة منها ما بين 5 إلى 7 دقائق. (ar)
  • Popeye the Sailor is an American animated television series produced for King Features Syndicate TV starring Popeye that was released between 1960 and 1963 with 220 episodes produced. The episodes were produced by a variety of production studios, and aired in broadcast syndication until the 1990s. (en)
  • Collericamente vostro "Braccio di Ferro" (Popeye the Sailor), nota anche come Braccio di Ferro, è una serie televisiva d'animazione prodotta dalla divisione televisiva del King Features Syndicate e trasmessa in syndication dal 1960 al 1962. La serie, realizzata da diversi studi di animazione, è composta da 220 segmenti di 5 minuti, che sono stati trasmessi singolarmente o raggruppati in 55 episodi da 23 minuti. (it)
  • Popeye the Sailor (Popeye, no Brasil) é uma série de desenho animado americana produzido pela King Features Syndicate TV que foi lançado entre 1960 e 1963 com 220 episódios produzidos. Os episódios foram produzidos por uma variedade de estúdios de produção e exibidos em sindicação de transmissão até a década de 1990. (pt)
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  • Popeye buys a male bluebird named Romeo for Olive's pet bluebird Juliet. After the birds have a heated argument, Romeo flies away, and Popeye must find him before Olive makes him fly away. (en)
  • Popeye fancifully explains to Swee'pea the reason why the ocean is salty. (en)
  • After Popeye reprimands Pappy for telling Swee'Pea tall tales of his days as a famous sheriff, the old man sets out to prove himself by stopping a bank robbery. (en)
  • Brutus disguises himself as the title character, a fortune teller. (en)
  • Popeye and Brutus compete for the affection of a young movie fan in a remake of Shootin' Stars. (en)
  • Popeye and Swee'pea, and Olive and Wimpy switch personalities as a result of amnesia. (en)
  • Olive convinces Popeye to become a white collar worker. (en)
  • After the IRS man leaves her penniless, the Sea Hag decides to return to a life of piracy and make her enemy Popeye her partner. When Popeye refuses to join forces, she decides to take him out, even enlisting Wimpy to double-cross his buddy for the price of two hamburgers. (en)
  • Popeye and Olive are treasure-questing tourists in Mexico and Brutus is a native guide who shows his unscrupulous side. (en)
  • A picnic outing becomes an unpleasant encounter with a bull. (en)
  • Brutus and Popeye are rival weather forecasters and Olive runs their station. (en)
  • Brutus keeps flirting with Olive, while "fixing" Popeye's car. (en)
  • The Sea Hag turns Olive into a zombie and freezes Popeye with a voodoo doll. (en)
  • Olive makes Popeye her assistant at a zoo, and Brutus tries to mess up Popeye's work. (en)
  • Brutus' very smoky cigar precipitates a series of gags involving firefighter's equipment as Popeye attempts to save Olive. (en)
  • Popeye, Olive, Wimpy and Brutus participate in a riverboat mystery. (en)
  • The Wiffle Bird turns the Tunnel of Love into a gold mine, and Olive decides to loot them all, but she and Popeye must pass through three dangerous situations, if they are to leave with their treasure. (en)
  • Popeye and Brutus compete in a medieval joust to win Olive's affection. (en)
  • Popeye takes up the art of skin diving to hunt for buried treasure. He meets underwater creatures including mermaid Olive. He saves her from the clutches of another skindiver -- Brutus. (en)
  • Brutus corners the spinach market. Spinach prices soar and Popeye is unable to get spinach. He weakens progressively while searching for Brutus' spinach warehouse. He outwits Brutus, gets spinach and restores order to the market. (en)
  • To stop Swee'Pea from peeking at birthday presents, Olive tells him of a princess whose own habit unleashes a malicious genie. (en)
  • As a pet store owner, Popeye wants to have satisfied customers. . Brutus snatches pets from customers and rejoices that they are now dissatisfied customers. Popeye dons a dog costume to investigate the trouble, outwits and outfights Brutus, and returns the pets to their rightful buyers. (en)
  • Olive drags Popeye into a nasty department store sale. (en)
  • Olive is carried off by a dragon in a Middle Ages-Time Machine gimmick . . . Sir Popeye buys a suit of armor and goes to her rescue. He wins a zany battle with a dragon. Do not confuse with "Popeye and the Polite Dragon" . (en)
  • Wimpy pulls off an audacious con on short-order cook Rough House. (en)
  • Popeye, Brutus, Olive and Wimpy find themselves in a comedy-of-errors golf tournament. (en)
  • Brutus cons Olive into purchasing a seemingly dry oil well. (en)
  • Brutus builds a robot double of Popeye in order to ruin his relationship with Olive. (en)
  • A family album tale told to Swee'Pea by Popeye about Great-Grandpappy Poopdeck Popeye who signed up to captain a "prairie schooner," only to discover it was a wagon train. (en)
  • A parody of Jack and the Beanstalk. (en)
  • A parody of The Ugly Duckling. (en)
  • A parody of Through the Looking-Glass. (en)
  • A parody of William Tell. (en)
  • Popeye opens a car wash. Brutus has a car wash across the street. (en)
  • Popeye is a Park ranger who must protect landmark trees from Brutus and his cutting tools. (en)
  • Brutus tricks Popeye into a psychology session. (en)
  • The Sea Hag hypnotises Wimpy into hijacking Popeye's ship. (en)
  • Freak show operator Brutus abducts Swee'pea. (en)
  • Ghosts outwit Popeye but there's a plot twist. (en)
  • Magic shoes send Olive out of control. (en)
  • Note: A parody of Gulliver's Travels. (en)
  • Note: A parody of Little Red Riding Hood. (en)
  • Note: A parody of The Tale of Peter Rabbit. (en)
  • Note: A parody of The Three Billy Goats Gruff. (en)
  • Note: A parody of Tom Thumb. (en)
  • Olive purchases a ring that belongs to a mystic. (en)
  • Olive wants to be a fashion model. (en)
  • Popeye and Brutus compete in a horse race. (en)
  • Popeye and Olive blunder into a hillbilly feud. (en)
  • Popeye become jealous of a lifeguard. (en)
  • Popeye reads the Trojan Horse legend to Swee'Pea . (en)
  • Popeye runs afoul of a fish thief. (en)
  • Popeye seeks out his long-lost father. (en)
  • Popeye, Brutus and Wimpy at sea. (en)
  • A parody of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with Sea Hag as villain. (en)
  • A dragon magically pops out of a storybook that Popeye is reading to Swee'pea. (en)
  • The Sea Hag acquires a magic lamp. (en)
  • The Sea Hag steals Irish gold from a leprechaun. (en)
  • Notes: This was the final Christmas short film starring Popeye The Sailor and produced by Paramount Pictures. The next such film was Popeye's Voyage: The Quest for Pappy in 2004. (en)
  • Wimpy uses vanishing cream to escape Brutus. (en)
  • Automotive gadgetry drives the humor in this episode. (en)
  • Brutus uses a robotic dog to steal Popeye's performing fleas. (en)
  • Brutus creates a perfume that turns Popeye into a frightened, defenseless weakling. (en)
  • A potion created by the Sea Hag turns Brutus into an attractive young man, and he uses it to impress and woo Olive. After Popeye sees through Brutus' attractiveness, he uses the same potion, but it turns him into a baby. (en)
  • Hip episode with a square Popeye who goes to the title location and tries to recapture Olive's affection from beatnik Brutus. (en)
  • Popeye wants to give Olive a stylish necklace, but the one she wants from a jewelry store costs too much. Popeye decides to make her one by diving into the sea to use the pearls from clams. However, the pearls belong to the Sea Hag, and she tries to stop him. (en)
  • Popeye and Brutus work as bellhops and rival hosts of Olive. (en)
  • Popeye gets the Sea Hag's good luck coin and uses its power of granting three wishes to whoever holds it to take Olive out to a dancing competition. The Sea Hag takes Olive hostage and magically disguises herself as her so that she can go with Popeye to the dance and get the coin back before he uses up the three wishes. (en)
  • Popeye, sheriff of the Old West town Gravestone Flats, has all he can handle after Brutus arrives. (en)
  • Popeye is in the desert looking for the lost Dutchman gold mine. He and Brutus find it at the same time and a fight for ownership ensues. Popeye wins only to face relatives and tax men stampeding for their share. (en)
  • Olive's old friend Brutus comes over for a reunion dinner, and she wants Popeye to be their butler. (en)
  • As Juan Ponce de Leon, Popeye fends off a "crocagator" and guards the Fountain of Youth. (en)
  • Popeye tries to teach Olive bowling, but Brutus keeps messing them up. (en)
  • Wimpy inherits a fortune and tries to double it by betting that Popeye will lose an upcoming fight. (en)
  • During his magic show, Brutus asks Popeye on-stage and proceeds to make him look foolish. (en)
  • Popeye and Brutus are given one hour to wallpaper Olive's house before her company arrives. (en)
  • With Olive is a tourist in Hawaii and Popeye and Brutus are tour guides. They fight over who will be the one to show Olive the islands. Olive decides to take two tours, but only pays the guide who gives the best tour. (en)
  • Popeye, while bathing Swee'Pea, tells his story of building the first steamboat and facing a rival . (en)
  • Popeye tells Olive's niece Diesel Oyl a story about a swashbuckling swordsman. (en)
  • Popeye gets extremely jealous when Wimpy starts sweet-talking Olive. (en)
  • The Sea Hag gives Olive a cursed perfume which turns her into a gem thief. (en)
  • Popeye goes back in time to ancient Greece and captures the Golden Fleece. (en)
  • King Blozo's kingdom comes under attack from a city of missiles. (en)
  • Note: This episode uses the Famous Studios opening music. (en)
  • The Sea Hag tricks Popeye into attacking a benevolent whale. (en)
  • Wimpy as restaurateur has help from Popeye and Olive. (en)
  • Popeye clashes with uninvited Brutus, Wimpy and Swee'pea over a barbecue. (en)
  • Olive forces Popeye and Brutus to laugh their way to friendship. (en)
  • Brutus plans challenges Popeye to a game of ping-pong and the winner is to receive a kiss from Olive Oyl. However, Popeye has problems beating Brutus without the aid of his spinach. (en)
  • Popeye buys a do-it-yourself kit and makes a mechanical servant who shows him undesirable aspects of automation. (en)
  • Brutus hypnotizes Olive into falling in love with him. Then he hypnotizes Alice the Goon into falling in love with Popeye. (en)
  • Popeye must help the Goons when their island is attacked by pirates. (en)
  • Popeye, Olive and Wimpy check into a resort run by the Sea Hag and Toar. Wimpy makes "spinach burgers". (en)
  • Popeye and Wimpy go back in time to the "ollie days", thanks to the Whiffle Bird. (en)
  • After Wimpy wants pizza on credit. Brutus wants a pizza that Popeye does not make. He uses an assembly-line pizza making machine with resulting gags. There is a fight between Brutus and Popeye over pizza. Brutus is made into Pizza Bread Man. Wimpy ends up paying cash for his pizza. (en)
  • Popeye and Olive open a newspaper in a small desert town. (en)
  • Olive tricks Brutus and Popeye into a bathing contest. (en)
  • Popeye tells Swee'Pea about a hungry fisherman who is casting for hamburgers in a forest with a lasso. (en)
  • Note: This episode is also the name of a 1954 Popeye theatrical cartoon. (en)
  • The Sea Hag, and her vulture Bernard, kidnap Santa Claus. (en)
  • Popeye's attempts to fix Olive's faucet lead to an escalating series of disasters that culminate in flooding all of New York City. (en)
  • After losing Swee'pea to a circus performer, who passes himself off as Swee'pea's long-lost dad, Popeye goes through so much depression that he starts to act like a baby. (en)
  • Popeye has more than he can take of Olive's mischievous niece. (en)
  • The Whiffle Bird turns Wimpy into a vicious werewolf. (en)
  • A Smokey Bear influence is evident as Wimpy, eager to cook, is ignorant of outdoor fire hazards. (en)
  • Stormy weather and an extremely mischievous Sea Hag make a troublesome night at Popeye's lighthouse. (en)
  • Popeye is transported by a time machine to the center of the Coliseum in Rome, 65 A.D. Brutus Nero, emperor, is annoyed by his girlfriend's interest in Popeye. He makes Popeye battle gladiators, lions, and elephants. Popeye gets mad, beats up Nero and becomes the new emperor. Nero avenges by burning Rome. Popeye returns to the present, and Brutus rises with his hat charred. (en)
  • After punishing Swee'Pea for juggling, Popeye dreams that the boy ran away to join the circus. (en)
  • Swee'Pea befriends a mystical creature called Jeep who can answer any question. Popeye's arch enemies -- Brutus and Sea Hag -- steal the Jeep and let him disclose the gold site. However, Jeep tricks them by drawing a map which causes Brutus and the Hag to dig right into jail. (en)
  • Popeye, Olive and Swee'Pea are on a skiing vacation in the French Alps. Their guide is a St. Bernard dog. Olive refuses to ski because she is afraid of ruining her new raccoon coat, so the rest of the party leaves without her. Mysteriously, Olive's coat is stolen. She discovers a trail of footprints and sets off to find her coat. When Popeye, Swee'Pea, and the dog return, they start looking for Olive. They find her a captive of the abominable snowman, who suffers so much from colds every winter that he stole Olive's coat to get warm. He also captures Popeye and Swee'Pea, but the dog gets away and comes back with a can of spinach, which Olive eats. She beats the snowman, frees her friends and gets her coat back. However, she has a change of heart when the snowman starts sneezing and shivering and gives him her coat after all. (en)
  • Popeye is owner and instructor of a gym . The setup includes a TV commercial with Olive, Wimpy and later Brutus as clients. (en)
  • A fairy-tale kingdom is ruled by the land's strongest man, ruthless King Brutus, but his magic mirror informs him of a potential challenger in Popeye. (en)
  • Popeye reads Swee'Pea a Japanese true-fairy story which is oriented around Far East designs and cuisine. (en)
  • Popeye runs a gas station featuring free services. Customers want these free services, including Brutus, who sees Olive and tries to get a date with her. Popeye rescues Olive from Brutus. (en)
  • Popeye has a thriving medicine show business where he sells bottles of spinach juice -- which is guaranteed to bring back a person's vim and vigor and prevent sunburn, hiccup windburn and moonburn! However, Brutus is jealous of Popeye's success and tries to prove the elixir is no good. (en)
  • Olive insists that the illiterate, uneducated Popeye enroll in grammar school. (en)
  • Popeye gets an idea to build a "do-it-yourself' swimming pool. He borrows his tools back from his next-door neighbor, Brutus, and starts in. Brutus sneakily changes the property line fence, and Popeye unknowingly builds most of the pool in Brutus' yard. Olive and Wimpy keep dropping in to check the pool progress. When the pool is finally completed, Brutus discloses the pool is in his yard, and after a fight between Popeye and Brutus, Brutus is forced to dig a hole in Popeye's backyard and put the pool back. (en)
  • Popeye the artist literally paints his spinach to save the day. (en)
  • A small town in the new State of Alaska is being menaced by "Alice the Goon" -- who puts such fear into people that they turn white. Popeye tries to catch Alice and does so by promising her a movie contract. In exchange for this, Alice gives Popeye her hat for Olive Oyl. (en)
  • Brutus feeds Wimpy growth pills, causing him to grow to freakish proportions. (en)
  • A sea-faring tale involving Popeye, Brutus and Wimpy. (en)
  • Lumberjack Popeye takes Olive to the forest to show her what a great tree cutter he is. Brutus hijacks Popeye's trees, and Olive too. A fight ensues. Popeye finds himself tied to a log headed for the saw mill with Olive but manages to consume his spinach. (en)
  • Popeye, Olive Oyl and Wimpy shop at Brutus' vast supermarket, where one man claims to have been lost for 15 years. (en)
  • Popeye, custodian of a museum, must deal with artifact damage and art theft. (en)
  • Popeye is in charge of a lighthouse and must defeat a hungry shark. (en)
  • After yet another argument between Popeye and Brutus, Olive decides to hold a contest; the first one who brings her the North Pole will go out with her. (en)
  • In Egypt, Popeye, Olive and Wimpy are walking across the desert in swim gear carrying an umbrella, a ball and baskets of food. Olive is looking for a beach, assuming that they are in Atlantic City. Popeye is dubious, especially since they took such a long ferry ride to get there. Olive thinks the Sphinx is a fun house. Deciding to go no further, they start a fire to cook hamburgers while Olive seeks the ocean. Popeye is jumped by Egyptians and carried through a secret entrance in the Sphinx. He discovers that Olive has been made a desert goddess. Popeye tries to get Olive to leave, but she loves her new position. When she discovers what they have in mind, Popeye tries to save her from mummies, daddies and crocodiles. However, the real carnivore turns out to be Wimpy, who has eaten everything. (en)
  • Olive tries to improve Popeye's attitude by having him become a bird watcher. (en)
  • Olive the artist is sculpting a statue personifying weakness and exhaustion. (en)
  • Popeye and Brutus compete in a foot race for a date with Olive. (en)
  • Professor Wotasnozzle's time travel takes Popeye back to prehistoric times . . . Popeye rescues Olive from Caveman Brutus . . . Running gag finds Caveman Wimpy trying to catch a cow. As soon as Popeye rescues Olive, he is returned to the present. (en)
  • Poopdeck Pappy is hypnotized by a haunting flute melody. (en)
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  • باباي رجل البحار (بالإنجليزية: Popeye the Sailor)‏؛ مسلسل رسوم متحركة مسلسل رسوم متحركة أمريكي أنتج من قبل ستديوهات كينغ فيوتشرز سينديكيت إنك، وبُث ما بين 1 سبتمبر 1960-23 سبتمبر 1963 عبر هيئة الإذاعة الأمريكية الأمريكية، وهو يحكي مغامرات البحار باباي. وصلت عدد حلقاته إلى 220 حلقة، وكانت الواحدة منها ما بين 5 إلى 7 دقائق. (ar)
  • Popeye the Sailor is an American animated television series produced for King Features Syndicate TV starring Popeye that was released between 1960 and 1963 with 220 episodes produced. The episodes were produced by a variety of production studios, and aired in broadcast syndication until the 1990s. (en)
  • Collericamente vostro "Braccio di Ferro" (Popeye the Sailor), nota anche come Braccio di Ferro, è una serie televisiva d'animazione prodotta dalla divisione televisiva del King Features Syndicate e trasmessa in syndication dal 1960 al 1962. La serie, realizzata da diversi studi di animazione, è composta da 220 segmenti di 5 minuti, che sono stati trasmessi singolarmente o raggruppati in 55 episodi da 23 minuti. (it)
  • Popeye the Sailor (Popeye, no Brasil) é uma série de desenho animado americana produzido pela King Features Syndicate TV que foi lançado entre 1960 e 1963 com 220 episódios produzidos. Os episódios foram produzidos por uma variedade de estúdios de produção e exibidos em sindicação de transmissão até a década de 1990. (pt)
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  • Popeye the Sailor (série de televisão) (pt)
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