Happy Valentine's Day!

I remember watching a Valentine's day special on Cartoon Network twice as a kid in 2004, although it was produced in 1979 with late Daws Butler as Wimpy in the special. Popeye fans think this special would air on MeTV Toons in the United States soon.

Winter time for Popeye

Here's an episode of The All New Popeye Show that doesn't have to do with Christmas when I watched it on Cartoon Network as a kid.

I remember that episode of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network as a kid

I always watched that episode of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network so I didn't miss a single scene. These cartoons were produced by Hanna-Barbera in the late 1970s & the early 1980s because Daws Butler is still alive.

I remember that episode of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network as a kid

I always watched that episode of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network so I didn't miss a single scene. These cartoons was produced by Hanna-Barbera in the late 1970s & the early 1980s because Mel Blanc is still alive.

I remember those PSAs of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network as a kid

I always watched those PSAs of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network so I didn't miss a single scene. Those PSAs where produced by Hanna-Barbera in the late 1970s & the early 1980s after every episode, the PSAs end with Popeye sings a safety message to kids in the tune of his theme song.

I remember those episodes of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network as a kid

I always watched those episodes of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network so I didn't miss a single scene. These cartoons were produced by Hanna-Barbera in the late 1970s & the early 1980s because Mel Blanc was still alive.

I remember those episodes of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network as a kid

I always watched those episodes of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network so I didn't miss a single scene. These cartoons was produced by Hanna-Barbera in the late 1970s & the early 1980s because Mel Blanc is still alive.

I watched them on The All New Popeye Show

I can always remember the Private Olive Oyl segments in The All New Popeye Show when I watched it on Cartoon Network back in 2003. I don't think those segments are funny.

Welcome to Nostalgia!

I watched Popeye and Son on RPN every Saturday morning & I enjoyed it. It was the second & last Popeye cartoon to be produced by Hanna-Barbera. This show is the only Popeye cartoon to be animated overseas in Asia just like how cartoons from the mid to the late 1980s used to be animated overseas in Asia. It originally aired on CBS every Saturday morning between 1987 & 1988 & later on USA Network in 1989 in the United States. In the version, Popeye is not voiced by Jack Mercer due to his death in 1984. Instead, he was voiced by Maurice LaMarche & he continues to voice Popeye in the 1990s. The only person who died after the show is canceled for 13 episodes & one season was Marilyn Schreffler, the actress who voiced Olive Oyl, Lizzie, Puggy & The Sea Hag is already dead as of July 10, 1989 Monday. How come I didn't watch that show on Cartoon Network after The All New Popeye Show? That's because Marilyn Schreffler voiced Olive & Sea Hag in both shows. Maybe the TV animation renascence didn't start in the United States until the late 1989 after Mel Blanc died. The Filmation studio didn't live up competing Hanna-Barbera after its' closure in 1989 during the 1990s. For me, the Popeye theme song always get stuck in my head as a kid when I watched it on Cartoon Network during the late 1990s & the early 2000s. Maybe my childhood isn't ruined after all.

Popeye the Quaker Man

A year after the cancellation of Popeye and Son on CBS, Popeye appears in a series of commercials promoting Instant Quaker Oatmeal in 1989. In these commercials, Popeye eats Instant Quaker Oatmeal instead of spinach. Maurice LaMarche voices Popeye here.

I remember that episode of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network as a kid

I always watched one of those episodes of The All New Popeye Show on Cartoon Network so I didn't miss a single scene. This cartoon is produced by Hanna-Barbera in 1978 because Mel Blanc is still alive.

The All New Popeye Show

I watched that show on Cartoon Network when I was 7-11 years old.