At last! The first part of Tek Jansen’s origin story! Hmm… something funny about that eye patch…
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Popping The Other Eye
I liked making the Popeye video comparing the Ali Baba cartoon on old VHS to the new DVD, so I’ll do it again. This one is Sindbad [sic] The Sailor. Assuming there’s a second DVD collection, it will have the third color cartoon, with Popeye as Aladdin.
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Colbertiness
Stephen’s back from his two week vay-kay. I assume he recorded a couple of “Better Know A District” segments, and some other special features. Wednesday night will have a new Tek Jansen cartoon. Always fun, but sometimes a bit too raunchy for all ages. Isn’t it great how Captain America’s shield is kept proudly in view?
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Paul Sullivan Passes On
Last week Boston talk radio host Paul Sullivan gave up cancer treatment to go into hospice. It wasn’t a long stay. Paul died Sunday.
Paul Sullivan lived in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, where his family has been prominent for generations. I lived in Tewksbury for ten years, on Sullivan Parkway. I assume there’s a connection, but I don’t know for certain.
Cave Chat
Fred Flintstone may have had trouble losing weight, but that actually wasn’t a big health concern for most cave men.

©The New Yorker
Popeye Is Eye-Popping!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME! And to my twinster, Jean. The day is almost over, but it took time to get the video for this post ready.
Jeanie Beanie and I watched a lot of TV together while growing up, and Popeye cartoons were among our favorites. For my birthday I got what I wanted, the new Popeye DVD set. It was in expectation of that I made the new banner, with Popeye and Bluto, using a couple of cardboard puppets from the Kenner Super Show I won on eBay.
The Popeye DVD has been getting rave reviews. How good is it? Watch the 3-minute video I made, transitioning back-and-forth between the DVD and a VHS that is typical of what’s been available until now.
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All but two of the cartoons are in black & white, but are just as stunning in their own way. To order a copy of this must-have 4-disc DVD from Amazon.com, click here.
