My Pop, My Pop

Year: 1940

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Dave Fleischer

ComedyAnimation

Popeye’s 99‑year‑old father refuses to admit his age is a barrier to building a ship. Popeye suggests they each construct one half; Pappy’s half quickly becomes a chaotic mess. As Pappy drifts off while hoisting the mast, Popeye quietly rebuilds his portion and completes the deck, aided by his trusty spinach.

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