the Sailor was first brought to the screen in 1933 by animator Max Fleischer and his brother, Dave. See the groundbreaking two-reel "features" for which they created a three-dimensional look, and hear Mae Questel—who voiced their original creation, Betty Boop—as Olive. Also included are the original Popeye and Bluto Soaky toys commercial, seen on TV in the ‘60s, and the restored version of Fleischer’s long-lost The Paneless Window Washer. DVD 1: FITS OF FURY DVD 2: WHEN POPEYE RULED THE SEVEN SEAS DVD 3: WHEN POPEYE RULED THE WORLD DVD 4: POPEYE TALL TAILS AND HEROIC ADVENTURES Total Running Time: Approx. 247 Minutes / COLOR and B&W  (less)

2 continues the sequence with a focus on upper-body and core strength training. A specialized combination of cardio routines and body sculpting ensure that working out has never been so motivating, fun and effective! Approximate running time 43 minutes.  (less)

double-crossing ranch foreman has connived with an outlaw rustler and his gang to stir up trouble, and it's up to Hoppy to solve the mystery. A perilous chase through the cliffs and canyons and a classic gun battle between ranchers and rustlers round out the inspired action.  (less)