Popeye - Season 5 / Year 1936

Season 5 / Year 1936

Episodes

Vim, Vigor and Vitaliky
While on her way to Popeye's gym for women, Olive Oyl spurns Bluto's offer to join him for a night on the town. Stinging from the rejection, Bluto sneaks into the gym disguised as a woman, intending to make Popeye look weak compared to "herself".

A Clean Shaven Man
Olive Oyl's singing about wanting a clean shaven man prompts Popeye and Bluto to rush off to Wimpy's barber shop to correct their disheveled appearances. With Wimpy out of the shop, the pair agree to "fix each other up".

Brotherly Love
After listening to Olive Oyl sing about "brotherly love" over the radio, Popeye is inspired to go out and share some love with the strangers he meets. But when he tries to intervene in large street brawl, he finds himself preaching to deaf ears.

I-Ski Love-Ski You-Ski
Popeye and Bluto arrive at Olive Oyl's cabin with offers to take her mountain climbing. Enraged that she opted to go with Popeye over him, Bluto follows the couple on their excursion, sabotaging it at every opportunity.

Bridge Ahoy!
After objecting to Bluto's abusive behavior and high rates for his river ferry service, Popeye vows to build a toll-free bridge. With the help of Wimpy and Olive Oyl, the construction is making progress until Bluto comes along to disrupt their work.

What -- No Spinach?
While working in Bluto's restaurant, Wimpy is thwarted in his attempts to sneak a sampling of Popeye's order of roast duck. Desperate for a snack, he resorts to sabotaging Popeye's meal. Popeye refuses to pay, leading to a confrontation with Bluto.

I Wanna Be a Life Guard
Popeye and Bluto apply for a job as a lifeguard at the swimming pool. To decide who gets the job, Wimpy asks them to demonstrate their skills. The duo comply and show off for Olive Oyl and the other ladies present, trading blows in the process.

Let's Get Movin'
Olive Oyl rejects Popeye's offer to help her move, believing he's not strong enough for the task. Bluto, the moving man she hired, shows up and Olive fawns over him. Offended, Popeye accepts Bluto's challenge to prove he's equally strong and capable.

Never Kick a Woman
Olive Oyl is pushed by Popeye into taking a class for self defense. When the instructor starts to flirt with Popeye, her jealousy compels her to take a greater interest in the training, but finds herself being mocked by her new rival.

Little Swee'Pea
Too busy too go with Popeye to the zoo, she instead gets him to take Swee'Pea. While there, Swee'Pea sneaks off and faces danger as he enters various animal pens and cages, forcing Popeye to come to the rescue.

Hold the Wire
Olive Oyl rejects Popeye's call for a date, saying he's not romantic enough. He tries to convince her differently by reciting poetry. Bluto overhears their conversation and decides to tap the line, interjecting ruder comments while posing as Popeye.

The Spinach Roadster
Rejecting Bluto's offer to take her out in his much sportier car, Olive Oyl goes for a ride with Popeye in his jalopy. Bluto speeds ahead of the couple and attempts to sabotage their drive, but finds himself outwitted each time.

Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor
When Popeye sails near his isle, Sindbad the Sailor sends a roc to kidnap Olive Oyl off the ship and wreck it. Once Popeye makes his way to shore with Wimpy, he goes on to confront Sindbad while Wimpy ventures off hoping to make a meal out of a duck.

I'm in the Army Now
When Olive Oyl expresses admiration for military men, Popeye and Bluto rush into a recruitment center to sign up. Told there's only room for one, they try to prove who is the better candidate by showing off their feats in clips from their prior movies.
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