Popeye Kills a Man - Dark Toons (with James Rolfe)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2020
- James has the meanest episode ever to show Doug. Who knew our favorite sailor man was a murderer? Doug and James take a look at Popeye's 'Happy Birthdaze' on a new episode of Dark Toons.
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Grizzly tales for gruesome kids
Does anybody else remember when Bugs Bunny was giving a piano concert, and he straight up shot a guy in the audience just because he was coughing?
That sounds familiar
Yep! "Rhapsody Rabbit!" That was always hilarious! Daffy also straight up shot an audience member in "The Ducksters" when one of them warns Porky not to go for the next question on his psychotic radio game show.
Oh come on, who hasn't done that? >:}
That happened in the pink panther, too.
Haha yeah
Early 2000’s: NERD VS CRITIC!
2020: Nerd and Critic bond over homicidal Popeye
Popeye commiting homicide is fun for the whole family.
I wonder what ever happened to Captain S...
This makes me smile, the bromance not the murder
Dogs and cats, living together! Mass Hysteria!
@@psistis80 It was cancelled by ScrewAttack back in the day. It only got the one season, as well as an unfinished webcomic.
it's perfect irony that he saves the guy from shooting himself, only to get so annoyed by him that Popeye kills him instead.
Imagine an ending like this; after Popeye shoots Shorty in the dark; instead of THE BITTER END, he strikes a match so we can see him and sings: "When spinach won't 'pull ets' I get out me bullets. I'm Popeye the PSYCHO man! Instead of tooting his pipe he fires two shots into the air Bang! Bang! Iris Out.
Well, at least the guy won't go to Hell for suicide. ^^
If someone asks me about valma
@@chrismulwee4911 ...That would'a been kind of funnier. Dark as heck, but funnier.
It kind of annoyed me how they didn't point this out. This is the whole reason why it's funny.
I Googled "Popeye kills a man", and it came up with a news story of a man stabbed to death over a Popeye's chicken sandwich.
Amirca surre is smort
I am trying so hard not to laugh...I'm a horrible person...did he pop his eyes? He should have popped out his eyes! 😂😂😂
Damn
Glad they got rid of all those violent cartoons so we could become a more civilized society.
Ha ha.
About Olive Oyl being her own character--she actually predates Popeye by ten years.
She was a regular character in Segar's Thimble Theater comic strip that was popular at the time. Olive Oyl already had a fully formed personality, backstory, family, and supporting cast before Popeye was introduced. So it's no surprise they retained a lot of that--and used it to good comic effect--when she was translated into animation for the Popeye cartoons.
EDIT: I also just realized that she was created in 1919, which means that as of this writing (2020) Olive Oyl is 101 years old as a character.
Didn't know this, very interesting!
Thimble Theater became Popeye some years after he was introduced in the comic strip 10 years after Olive Oil.
Basically Popeye stole the show and the girlfriend of the main character
@@Qwertyuiop-lg7ko holy s**t the lad is a complete Chad
@@jaborsey_joseph eat your spinach and you can make Chad moves like Popeye
"Hey shorty is that a gun in your pocket or are you just happy to se..."
Shorty: "It's a gun. Several guns."
You'd be forgiven for thinking that maybe he was a full time postal worker and only a part time sailor.
LMAO 🤣
“Both”
Gee, Shorty. Hope you don't plan on going to a school anytime soon.
@@fynnthefox9078 In 1942? Probably not.
I like how the characters always cover their ears before going to shoot themselves. Like they are worried they are going to lose there hearing from the gunshot
I mean, they do lose hearing, just not in THAT sense. XD
I always assumed the idea was that they're so afraid to hear the gunshot in that moment that they cover their ears.
They wanna make sure the bullet _stays_ in their head.
From what my mom said the reason people or characters did that was this odd thing where people didn't want to hear the click of the trigger so they would cover their ear so they wouldn't hear it. Apparently that did used to happen before people got morbid in how they offed themselves.
I like to imagine a baby James angrily looking at the TV, saying "Popeye would never do that! >:("
Dis is compwete Ehhhhhhss!
"What were they thinking?"
Popeye shoots someone?! That’s almost as surprising as the 2016 movie getting scrapped for the emoji movie
Even if that movie was bad, I would have preferred that over the big pile of Patrick Stewart-shaped shit that the Emoji Movie was.
Francis Fatta still pissed about it
Actually that was the only funny part
The Popeye movie’s back in production, actually.
is THAT why there never was an animated popeye movie
I love how the nerd and nostalgia critic are rivals but doug and james are like best friends.
Popeye shot a lonely, depressed man on his birthday because he instigated slapstick shenanigans.
But he will shot bluto
Since this is a cartoon, characters can survive the deadliest pain.
@@marko-gj1uj trying telling that to roger rabbit
@@marko-gj1uj Characters have died many times in kids cartoons
@@jaxthewolf4572 And somehow always come back, because f you.
When they were discussing the birthday song being sung to "London Bridge is Falling Down", did anyone else think "Silver Shamrock"?
I love how Shorty pulled out an even bigger gun at the Bob Hope line.
animegx45 It reminds me of that scene from Bugs Bunny Rides Again where Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam were having a duel:
Yosemite Sam: Now you’re gettin’ out of town! *pulls out six shooter*
Bugs Bunny: Oh no I ain’t! *pulls out seven shooter*
Yosemite Sam: Oh yes you are! *pulls out eight shooter*
Bugs Bunny: Oh no I ain’t! *pulls out nine shooter*
Yosemite Sam: OOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHH YYYYEEESSSSSS YOU ARREE! *pulls out ten shooter*
Bugs Bunny: OOOOOOOHHHHHHH NO I AIN’T! *pulls out pea shooter by accident and blows it in Sam’s face*
I guess what he really wants is to look like Peter Lorre.
Shorty
It was bound to happen eventually.
This guy has muscles on his muscles.
You mean giant tumors
And muscles on HIS EYEBALLS!
@@aita_sageblood3965 DAMMIT! i was gonna make that joke.
@@stitchlover4381 Bwhahahahaha; I'm sorry my friend, I couldn't pass up the opportunity! XD
Yo dawg we herd you you like to fight so we put muscles on your muscles so you can punch when you punch
What's interesting is that canonically the Popeye from the comics was definitely a fighter but limited his brutality to other men. He had a soft spot for widows and orphans.
The version in the cartoons didn't fight women either--that didn't stop Olive Oyl from beating the crap out them though!
That's what I've always liked about Popeye as a character...he's a diamond in the rough, with a heart of gold underneath the tough exterior. (And just LOOK at him when he's around Swee'Pea...)
It's funny how Shorty had his finger in his ear to cover up the noise that the gun would make when he was gonna kill himself. Least of your problems dude.
popeye went yoinked the gun away
The Nearsighted Gamer it’s pretty common with those kind of jokes in old cartoons.
"I might be blowing my brains out, but at least I'll be keeping my eardrums intact. Well, one of them anyway."
Dark Toons is such a great series, I can’t stop binging lol
It really is. I'm glad he does these.
problem is there isn't enough episodes to really binge it repeatedly lol
Yeah, but I miss Bum Reviews. That was a great idea, and he just ended it.
I’m glad that one really good new thing has been started by Doug during the rona.
Same man
Fun fact for those Olive Oil fans, she was there first! Yes, she played in "Thimble Theater" years before Popeye came in, so that would explain why she has already got a pesonality!
Also, Popeye appeared in the early comics as a supporting character once before he became the main star.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 yes I think the original protagonist was named Hamin Eggs.
.... it's all food jokes XD
Olive oil is by far my favorite character in this show.
I think she was Segers first character, I could be wrong.
@Barnett okay I'm stupid, I didn't realize that
I like when Donald Duck pulls a machine gun on the audience in “Mickey’s Amateurs”. Not surprising that it’s not on Disney +
Such a Donald Duck move haha!
Woah. XD
Mickey also pulled a Gun right in his face
There’s allot not on Disney+, even the cartoons where goofy has a family and work aren’t on there
@@lucapeyrefitte6899 That's too bad that many classic Disney animated shorts are not on Disney+ so far!!!
I love how James is wearing a "Wish You Were Here" t-shirt, and Doug has an album cover parody picture over his shoulder with Ralph and Sam.
I saw that immediately and was hoping someone else caught it :)
We've not only seen Popeye beat up people we've also seen and heard him Slaughter the English language.
I love how he talks to himself under his breath.
@Thomas Pickens yep that is to put emphasis on it.
He even slaughtered a bull once just by punching it xD
¿Just him? ¿what about the entire american continent? No just the U.S.A. But the biligual latinamericans and Canada
@@m3lapelazpendejoyoutubemarica1 As a Latino myself I find this highly offensive and accurate... But mostly accurate.
Man it's been a while since I've seen James and Doug together.
He was in the Justice League review with several others.
Your Favorite Canadian TH-camr, Eh! You’re a poopyhead
And yet, @@Demonicnemesis. It still feels like it's been a long time
For some reason, I thought they weren't friends anymore.
@@louisduarte8763 yeah,last year there have been comments that James may have had cut ties with Doug due to the Nostalgia Critic cameo apparently being removed in an update to the AVGN 2 game.Guess they still are on good terms.
Popeye, just killed a man
Put a gun against his head
Pulled my trigger, now he's dead
Popeye life had just begun
But now I've gone and thrown it all away
Popeye, ooh
Didn't mean to make you cry
If I'm not back again this time tomorrow
Carry on, carry on
As if spinach really matters
My gosh. XD
What song this based on?
@@justeriagoofball7587 Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen.
@Black-Handed_Ice_ Gwiazda I was about to correct you and say, 'no, that's actually right', and then I saw the joke XD
Something about Popeye also shooting that guy before he even finishes the song just makes it that much more shockingly hilarious. I had never seen this cartoon but it’s got me in tears I’m laughing so hard.
"You look like Bob Hope." That line must have been gold during the 1940s.
Could you please explain the joke? Ill go mad if i dont know
@@mohammadwaled409 I'm going to guess that it wasn't much of a compliment if you were told that you looked like Bob Hope.
Me a girl who finds JB actually attractive....😐
@@avosmash2121 To be honest, I dont' think Bob Hope in the 1940's looked all that bad either.
@@mohammadwaled409 It's like if someone comes to you and says you look like Benedict Cumberbatch
Always great to see Doug and James collab.
Funny how the Critic and the Nerd are the worst of enemies, but they're the best of friends in real life.
Definitely consider doing more collabs with James, Doug. It was great to hear you guys sharing your thoughts.
@@26nyy With the Cinema Snob for the ride.
Popeye made me afraid of spinach, I wouldn’t eat it for fear of becoming too powerful. I remember hiding behind a couch when my grandma brought home pizza with spinach on it
That's amazing. XD
You don't know what I'm capable of, I'll stick to lettuce
I used to try to crush the can as he did.
I just don’t like spinach because it tastes disgusting, especially cooked! Broccoli I’m fine with but spinach? No way!
Growing up, I was a huge fan of Popeye, and i was such a huge fan that, for the longest time, i would only eat popeye brand spinach.
The first popeye comic was he got hired by Castor Oyl in Thimble Theater, to sail him somewhere. His first line was "ya think I'm a cowboy?" After Castor says hey, are you a sailor
Should have ended with: "when I hates my coworker, I just commits murder, I'm Popeye the sailor man!"
Underrated rhyme scheme
The best part is that some of the older shorts would end with Popeye singing a variation of his theme song so this would work great.
...doot doot!
People would still defend Popeye if they thought he was entertaining. Abusing coworkers is not something that would drive people away.
Hey wasn't it like that dude who was hearing Ultra Low Frequencies and he shot up a Naval Yard several years back?
The bitter end is actually a sailing term, used to call the end of a rope. Like popeye was at the end of his rope with this guy
It's also a term for a deep friendship, as in "We're friends to the bitter end", so it has a double meaning, what with Popeye and Shorty being sailors.
@@Silverstar_ People probably figured that out before you said the meaning, the bitter end to a friendship, a bitter end to a rope, a bitter end to an argument.
@@Silverstar_ The bitter end in that saying means death. Friends until death.
The hell scene from All Dogs Go To Heaven might have been the first depiction of eternal punishment I ever saw as a young kid. It frightened me but I still sat through it every time because Don Bluth is so good at balancing the light and dark elements in his films for kids
I remember when these guys were “rivals”. Real nice to see that they’re still on good terms
I remember too
The way shorty sticks his finger in his ear so the bang won’t hurt his eardrums?! C’mon people! The “logic” is hilarious!!
I didn't think about that, because whenever they do sucide in a cartoon, they tend to have the person plug his ears or at least one of them.
Just wanted to comment on the “Men’s” bathroom. Often in old boarding houses there were shared bathrooms. In the really nice ones there were both Men’s and Women’s bathrooms.
CodyPeacecraft I think it just said "men" to indicate to the audience that it was a bathroom
If it was Olive's private bathroom it wouldn't accommodate more than one at a time, and Popeye would have no reason to walk in when Shorty was already inside.
During WWII, my grandparents were in a house like that when they lived on the army base. I think they had a shared kitchen as well. She said one time a drunken woman came in and had to go to the bathroom really bad and it was occupied, so she went to the kitchen hiked up her skirt, threw her leg on the edge of the sink and urinated in it.
@Kane The Critic why?
@@AcmeRacing In the context of the full cartoon, Popeye was bringing Shorty a towel. That's why he had reason to walk in when Shorty was inside.
Popeye's psychotic mumbling to himself is what I loved best
Seeing Popeye and Shorty in one image awoke my childhood memories, when I used to religiously watch almost everyday Popeye cartoons that my parents recorded from TV with a VHS, and one of the firsts episodes was about Shorty "helping" Popeye and Olive with the move.
Popeye kills a man
I thought I’d never hear those words
Why Do I Even Look At The Comments I meant as I never even knew this version of popeye existed, and plus I already knew he’s a veteran.
Thinking of this as a possible "Dark Cartoon", I thought of it as "Popeye actually commits straight-up murder!"
Oh hi mark!
Wait, Popeye *KILLED* someone?!
Edward Lee Miller okay.
The fact that they didn't show the final shot meaning it's not slapstick anymore. That guy's dead. One swift shot, silence.
He dead
Which is also kind of funny, because he appeared in more shorts after this one. XD The only thing that can permanently kill a ton truly is Dip.
6:00 Back then, a LOT of apartment buildings had shared bathrooms and shared kitchens, explaining the 'men' on the door.
Why isn't this a thing?
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Special guest Macaulay Culkin.
Personalities, schedules, etc. But, you never know what may or may not be.
Oh, yeah! You mean the Pizza Boy. Haha
He's Popeye the Killer man!
*BANG BANG!*
AND I DEVOUR MY SPINACH!!
He's dead at the finish, and he didn't need no spinach.
I have another Disney dark toon in mind...it's really kinda got a more sad end than just plain dark....It's called "Willie the Operatic Whale" or "The Whale Who wanted to sing at the Met"...The whole darkness part comes at the end...The Whale in the cartoon was trying to explain to a showman that he didn't swallow an opera singer and that he can really sing, and despite his efforts the showman kills him and tries to free the showman that doesn't exist out of Willie's body...a really dark ending the more you think about it
Oh gos, that one made me SO SAD when I was little! Not like crying, just an uncomfortable feeling. I finally saw it again after years. It really isn't that bad, but I can see why it upset me before.
When James arrived it should have been obvious that he would come up with a great choice.
That was a doozy. Even without that shocking ending its really funny as well.
Plz check out Betty Boop’s “Old man of the mountain” Ed Edd n Eddy’s “the day the Ed stood still” and Danny Phantom “Ultimate Enemy”
The EEnE one is as more surrealist than dark.
I feel like Ultimate Enemy would be too long to analyze for one episode.
Another good EEnE episode is "The Eds are coming."
Evan Davis that’s a great one
@@Nicky2414 and it's not what they grew up with... btw it wasn't even dark
He's suicidal tendencies remiends me of The Downhearted Duckling from Tom and Jerry.
Oh hey, thanks for reminding me that, I almost forgot that episode.
That's another dark toon to consider. Especially if you think about the other T&J duckling shorts where the duck unknowingly goes into trouble, while this short has him INTENTIONALLY getting into death traps.
For me the most shocking cartoon when I was a kid is the episode where tom gets beheaded in the end.
lol I remember how much I used to hate jerry
The simpsons made a mockery of them with the itchy and scratchy show parody.
Something was wrong with the producers of tom and jerry. Whether it's hatred for cats or whatever reason.
I KNEW THAT GUY WAS FAMILIAR!
@@FriendlyCroock T&J had some really dark stuff xD
Popeye- I likes ya. Ya looks like Bob Hope.
Shorty- *pulls out bigger gun*
(0_0)
Well that sure escalated fast.
3:52 Two roles that I remember Arnold Stang for are as the original voice of Top Cat for Hanna-Barbera and the Honey Nut Cheerios bee.
I love Top Cat 🐱 💜
Popeye Kills a Man - this title is just perfect.
I laughed so hard when I saw that title--and immediately knew which short they'd be reviewing.
Ahh the chicken sandwich
Two old legends back at it again.
Makes me wonder if there'll be another NC and AVGN crossover.
@@somerandolad I hope so because I like the two.
@@somerandolad Considering how a good majority of people shit on their character's "battle" to this very day, it's likely not gonna happen anytime soon. Not cause they wouldn't want to, but because the reception wouldn't be as great as it used to be.
Watching Doug's enthusiasm about cartoons is endearing.
Man, my left ear really enjoyed James' voice.
Did your right ear enjoy Doug's voice?
>Shorty tries to kill himself twice
>He's only in 3 cartoons
Hmm...
It was three times, not twice.
And this was only the first one!
Plus his only black and white short. His last 2 were in color.
@@Mibbitmaker Did he die in the other two as well?
BWF
@@BeastWarsFan No, just the first one.
“Tommy’s first cut” from Rugrats season 5. When I watched it as a kid I was unsettled by the blood and the imagery of Tommy getting sewn up by a sewing machine to keep all of his blood inside him so he doesn’t shrivel up and die. It ends cute and with a sweet message in the end... but man..
That freaked me the fuck out when I was a kid.
The poor guy's nightmare where stuffing is coming out of him was pretty terrifying as well.
Actually i saw this this on Late Night Black and White on cartoon network (before Adult swim was a thing) and i was probably 9 or 10 years old and the ending was so shocking to me, like I felt my heart drop! And it was just...scary. I thought it was a joke.
This episode had always stayed with me into my 30s and seeing it done on here makes me feel happy that it wasnt a dream or I'm not crazy. This was such a great collab!!
There is an episode of the 80s cartoon Bravestarr called The Price. It’s your standard anti drug cartoon till the end where a kid dies of a drug overdose and his body is discovered by his best friend and mom.
Nero Metal It’s episode 26 of the series. Search Bravestarr Drug Episode on TH-cam. It should be the first result on the Bravestarr Official channel.
I recommend this as well, it's pretty damn dark. JEM has a really dark one as well.
12:52- Jesus! That came out of nowhere! I mean, it was built up tension, but that actually caught me off guard when Popeye pulled the trigger suddenly.
Think the darkest part is that is just goes quiet after the shot before the ominous music
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No wonder Shorty appeared in only three episodes! Popeye killed him off! LMFAO!
This one was his first short though!
Doug should talk about the original Chicken Little short. That thing was dark, guys.
The most stick-out “gun to the head” joke to me was when Penelope Pussycat locked herself behind glass and Pépé Le Pew kept telling her to come out but she refused. He suddenly looked forlorn, waved goodbye and walked offscreen holding a gun to his head. Penelope heard a gunshot and raced out from behind the glass only for Pépé to be waiting there happily; he said “I missed! Lucky for you”
also kinda fucked up that later in that SAME short Penelope tried to escape out a window and Pépé thought she was trying to kill herself to prove her love for him, and while he did try to stop her, he was like “oh that’s sweet but you don’t have to” about it instead of actually being worried.
I remember that. It was the first Pepé short I ever saw. XD
Toward the end of the networks running Looney Tunes on Saturday morning, this one was cut enough to be incomprehensible.
And then Penelope jumps out a window. Rather than panic, Pepé decides they should die together and steps out the window himself.
If they didn't put the dramatic ending music and the title: "The Bitter End", instead of a regular "The End", this cartoon would have never felt so dark.
Sure, you still have Popeye shooting someone in the dark, but it's the "Bitter End" that makes it so shocking. Otherwise this would have been just another joke about shooting with a gun and we might have assumed that guy survived after all or something.
I don’t know if the original ending with “The Bitter End” exists on a TV print from AAP (United Artists). UA acquired the theatrical Popeye’s to TV including this one.
@@Musicradio77Network It's did!
He DID survive! Shorty came back for two more Popeye cartoons.. THE MARRY GO ROUND 1943, and MOVING AWEIGH=-1944.. both in color.
@@chrismulwee4911 Ok, then I won't have to worry about that
"Wish You Were Here" references from both of you, nice.
Oh my gosh, I still love the Popeye movie. I just watched it again a few weeks ago. Many people remember Robin Williams for the Genie, and Mrs. Doubtfire, but I remember him for Popeye and Hook. :03
You should definitely give the Spongebob episode “Nasty Patty” a try. It was pretty dark for a Spongebob cartoon.
Hey, kids let's hide a body
I feel like "I was a teenage gary" should also be done
@@adhamwashere5320 You just made me have flashbacks to when I first saw that episode. That one disturbed the hell out of me as a kid.
Both "Nasty Party" and "Graveyard Shift" are both pretty dark
How about newer episodes like Ink Lemonade and SpongeBob in RandomLand ?
Spongebob Nasty Patty where they “kill” the health inspector. Tom and Jerry the suicidal duckling
Meh, it works out in the end for the suicidal duckling, if he does it, he'll just say near the same things he said in this one. Suicide was a humor topic back then, has the same motive of never being wanted, Jerry tries to help with fashion, Tom wants to eat him then doesn't when the chase is taken out, duckling finds a cross-dressing duckling that thinks he's cute, the end.
Side note: I started describing another episode since it was near identical. The one where Tom steals a duck egg to cook, the duckling pops out and sees Tom as his Mom, Tom starts wanting to make duck-like dishes, duckling finds out he's not wanted by Tom, tries to commit suicide to make Tom happy, Tom's motherly instincts come out, adopted the duckling as his own, the end. Hilariously, Jerry served no purpose in either of these episodes.
Lol I love how they turn the usual formula,
Bathroom door + faucet = water
into,
Bathroom door + Popeye = water
I suppose Olive must 'entertain' enough sailors to make it worthwhile to have a public men's room at her place
All the games Rolfe has gotten through that made him stronger.
NC: Say “hi,” special guest- (inhale) NNNEEEAAAAARRRRRRRRRRDDD!
hahahahaha my thoughts exactly, shame they didn't do it!
I’m 49 and I’ve seen that particular episode a few times growing up.
Do "And she was gone" episode of "As told by Ginger"
Damn, I forgot about that episode.. yeah he should totally do that one!
I kinda got mad when Tom cat was beheaded for failing to stop Jerry from stealing the King's food. Jerry's an asshole after that.
I always got mad at that ending, especially since it was played off as happy that Tom got killed. Usually Jerry shows at least a little pity for him, but there he was happy abt it. Sometimes Tom comes off too sympathetic for me to be happy abt him losing in the end, and that was one of the cruelest endings toward him
I don't think Jerry meant for him to get decapitated. But then again, I don't think he cares about the consequences.
@@tiablue9106 He felt bad a first. Then he didn't. XD
Bruto: *Tries to kill Popeye on multiple occasions*
Popeye: Nah I won't kill him I'm better than that
Suicidal kid: *Just tries to help Popeye because he stopped him from killing himself*
Popeye: Gun go brrrrrr
,These are my current favorite type of NC/Doug Walker videos. The editorials, are more genuine. One of my favs. this reminds of was the Tom & Jerry editorial. Good to see James here as well.
I think it's funny that Shorty plugs his ears when he is about to shoot himself
He's gotta have that hearing protect--
Oh, wait...
Dark Toon + Doug + James...
...in my best Killer Instinct voice...
"ULTRAA COMBOOOOO!!"
This is the only dark toons that made my jaw drop...not only once for the first time, but three times. Wow.
Popeye kills a man....”You know for kids!”
I love that he plugs his ear when he goes to cap himself.
Halloween is coming soon and as a young kid in the 80’s the Garfield Halloween special kinda spooked me bit. I wouldn’t mind seeing some of those Halloween specials again
The episode takes place in a boarding house. They were very common back in the day.
A dark toon about Popeye killing a guy on his birthday and it got dropped ON my birthday!
Best gift ever (after the gift my wife gave me)!
LOL
“This is back when suicide was reallly funny in cartoons” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great, now I have "Bohemian Rhapsody" sung with Popeye's voice stuck in my mind!
"Mama, just killed a man
Put a gun against his head
Pull my trigger now he's dead"
You never hear about Popeye anymore
ry ag thanks to the Popeye movie
Sony Pictures was supposed to make a Popeye movie but they replaced it with the Emoji movie.
Unless it's chicken related
@@nonyabusiness3619 What I want to know is what did they do with the trailer footage and all of the assets they had before they decided on a 80 minute commercial. Did they delete everything eventhough they could've released it at a layer date?
I have heard about a new Popeye series called "Popeye's Island Adventure" where Popeye has a whistle instead of a pipe, his spinach gives him different abilities and Bluto tries to steal his spinach more than Olive Oyl, who now helps Popeye defeat Bluto rather than be the damsel in distress.
Shorty looks like he was low key the inspiration for Barnacle Boy.
This is the first time that I've ever seen this Popeye episode.
Thanks for airing it.
Fleischer and Famous studios always had the darkest cartoons among the old major studio releases. But the early Famous B&W efforts also have really sharp timing, almost on the level of the 1942-43 Warners cartoons that makes the gags (including the final one here) even funnier. Too bad they lost that shortly after the studio moved back from Miami to New York.
Caller: "Hey, you have olive oil?"
Answer-er: "Sure, why?"
Caller: (in Popeye impression) "Then ye better let her go, or else I'll has to get outs me spinach! (Popeye laugh)"
It's so weird to think James is 40. He still looks as young as when I first watched him way back when. Please include him in more of these, your back and forth with him is awesome!
ThatDudeWithBoobs he has a receding hairline. He's clearly getting older
Anybody else find it funny that when the guy pulls out the gun and puts it up to his head, he uses his other hand to plug his ear? He's okay with blowing his brains out, but at the same time he doesn't want to go deaf.
12:54 I have the same reaction as Doug (Critic) and James (Nerd)!
You should look at the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy episode where a meteor is eating peoples brains
The song in that episode had no right to be as good as it was.
That would be Little Rock of Horrors.
@@mongoose1billion Best part is that it introduced so many children to the musical genius, Voltaire.
Well hello there little boy! Don't be shy, step right up, I'm a reasonable guy! Don't be frightened by the look in my eye, I'm just your average evil meteor from outta the sky!
I remember that episode.
*Popeye shoots Shorty*
(Insert clip of Nicolas Cage shrugging to the Looney Tunes theme)
This is the only time Popeye has ever acted like this and talk about character assassination both figuratively and in this case literally.
I just love how Nostalgia Critic and the AVGN are now collaborating on this dark episode of Popeye! It's so fun to watch after their huge fight in their last episode together around 2008.
James and Doug, the classic AVGN and Critic collab! I love watching both of them
Quote from my viewing:
“You guy’s are going to love this one so let’s get started”
[Wawa ad for their iced coffee plays.]
I mean I do like iced coffee so hey, can’t say this wasn’t true in my case.
I never saw this episode, very interesting. I also want the entire song of "Happy birthday to my pal."