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Disc one: Popeye the sailor ; I yam what I yam ; Blow me down! ; I eats my spinach ; Seasin's greetinks! ; Wild elephinks ; Sock-a-bye, baby ; Let's you and him fight ; The man on the flying trapeze ; Can you take it ; Shoein' hosses ; Strong to the finich ; Shiver me timbers! ; Axe me another ; A dream walking -- Disc two: The two-alarm fire ; The dance contest ; We aim to please ; Beware of Barnacle Bill ; Be kind to 'animals' ; Pleased to meet cha! ; The "Hyp-nut-tist" ; Choose yer 'weppins' ; For better or worser ; Dizzy divers ; You gotta be a football hero ; King of the Mardi Gras ; Adventures of Popeye ; The spinach overture ; Vim, vigor and vitaliky -- Disc three: A clean shaven man ; Brotherly love ; I-ski love-ski you-ski ; Bridge ahoy! ; What -- no spinach? ; I wanna be a life guard ; Let's get movin' ; Never kick a woman ; Little Swee'pea ; Hold the wire ; The spinach roadster ; Popeye the sailor meets Sindbad the sailor ; I'm in the army now ; The paneless window washer ; Organ grinder's swing -- Disc four: My artistical temperature ; Hospitaliky ; The twisker pitcher ; Morning, noon and nightclub ; Lost and foundry ; I never changes my altitude ; I likes babies and infinks ; The football toucher downer ; Protek the weakerist ; Popeye the sailor meets Ali Baba's forty thieves ; Fowl play ; Let's celebrake ; Learn polikeness ; The house builder-upper ; Big chief Ugh-Amugh-Ugh

Find Popeye, spindly Olive Oyl, burger opportunist Wimpy, lil' Swee'pea, brooding Bluto, even a pair of rare, full-color, two reel extravaganzas that received top billing in some movie houses. Popeye is in all his muttering, spinach-chomping, Bluto-bashing, crowd-pleasing greatness

Theatrical shorts released between 1933 and 1938

Contains 60 theatrical shorts

"Authorized edition from the original masters."

Special features: Disc one: Select commentaries on some episodes; "I yam what I yam: the story of Popeye the sailor" documentary; "Mining the strip: Elzie Segar and the Thimble Theatre" popumentary; "Me fickle goyl, Olive Oyl: the world's least likely sex symbol" popumentary; from the vault: 3 Bray Productions/IFC Studio shorts: "Colonel Heeza liar at the bat" (1915), "Krazy kat goes a-wooing" (1916) and "Domestic difficulties" (1916); Disc two: Select commentaries on some episodes; "Forging the frame: the roots of animation 1900-1920" documentary; "Wimpy the moocher: ode to the burgermeister" popumentary; "Sailor's hornpipes: the voices of Popeye" popumentary; from the vault: 3 Bray Productions/Sullivan Studio shorts: "Bobby Bumps puts a beanery on the bum" (1918), "Feline follies" (1919) and "The tantalizing fly" (1919) ; Disc three: Select commentaries on some episodes; "Blow me down! The music of Popeye" popumentary; "Popeye in living color: a look at the color two reelers" popumentary; From the vault: 6 'Out of the inkwell' shorts: "Modeling" (1921), "Invisible ink" (1921), "Bubbles" (1922), "Jumping beans" (1922), "Bedtime" (1923) and "Trapped" (1923) ; Disc four: Select commentaries on some episodes; "Me lil' Swee'pea: whose kid is he anyway?" popumentary; "Et tu, Bluto? Cartoondom's heaviest heavy" popumentary; from the vault: 4 'Out of the inkwell'/Fleischer Studio shorts: "A trip to Mars" (1924), "Koko trains 'em" (1925), "Koko back tracks" (1927) and "Let's sing with Popeye" (1933)

Not rated; this collection is intended for the adult collector and may not be suitable for children

DVD, region 1, full screen (1.33:1) presentation; Dolby Digital mono., dual-layer, remastered

Closed-captioned, English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing