Disc 1. Problem pappy (conversations with historian Jerry Beck and Steven Waldman, son of director/animator Myron Waldman) -- Quiet! Pleeze -- Olive's sweepstake ticket -- Flies ain't human -- Popeye meets Rip Van Winkle (conversations with historian Jerry Beck and Steven Waldman, son of director/animator Myron Waldman) -- Olive's boithday presink -- Child psykolojiky -- Pest pilot -- I'll never crow again -- The mighty Navy -- Nix on hypnotricks -- Kickin' the conga round -- Blunder below -- Fleets of stren'th -- Pip-Eye, Pup-Eye, Poop-Eye an' Peep-Eye -- Olive Oyl and water don't mix -- Special features (3 Popeye popumentaries): Directing the sailor: the art of Myron Waldman; Popeye: the mighty ensign; Pip-Eye, Pup-Eye, Poop-Eye an' Peep-Eye: chips off the old salt -- From the vault (3 out of the Inkwell shorts): The clown's little brother (1920); The cartoon factory (1924); Koko needles the boss (1927)

Director/animator: Myron Waldman

Contains 32 original theatrical shorts remastered and unedited from the original masters

Disc 2. Many tanks -- Baby wants a bottleship -- You're a sap, Mr. Jap -- Alone on the Sarong seas -- A hull of a mess -- Scrap the Japs -- Me musical nephews (commentary by directors John Kricfalusi and Eddie Fitzgerald and cartoonist Kali Fontecchio) -- Spinach fer Britain -- Seein' red, white 'n' blue (commentary by animator Mark Kausler) -- Too weak to work (commentary by director Bob Jacques) -- A jolly good furlough -- Ration fer the duration -- The hungry goat (commentary by historian Jerry Beck) -- Happy birthdaze -- Wood-peckin' -- Cartoons ain't human -- Special features: Forging the frame: the roots of animation, 1921-1930 (retrospective documentary); Finding his voice (1929) (from the vault-Western Electric short)

DVD

In English, with optional French or English subtitles; subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing