Popeye, Olive, and Wimpy visit a space launching base on Visitor's Day and are given a tour of Luna #1, an advanced spacecraft. Through an accident the craft is launched into space where it crashes on a planet made of cheese, which Olive speculates is the Moon. They are escorted by little cheese men to a castle headed by the planet's cheese ruler, who seems sympathetic to their need for fuel to return to Earth but betrays them and takes them prisoner. Popeye, however, is riled to action upon witnessing the cheese king's brutal treatment of taxpayers and takes on the cheese king and his guards. Written by Michael Daly

Popeye is getting his backyard ready for Olive's visit. It's going to be a barbecue for two -- or so he thinks. I love barbecues, says his neighbor Brutus from the other side of the fence. I loves barbecues, too, says Popeye. But you ain't invited. But soon, Wimpy shows up, calling out for hamburgers. Swee' Pea crawls out of his playpen, demanding to be pushed on his swing. When Olive arrives, she declares that she loves big parties. Now, Popeye's barbecue for two has become a headache for one -- namely him -- as he tries to cater to the demands of Swee' Pea and Wimpy, while competing with Brutus for Olive's attention. Written by J. Spurlin

Popeye and Olive are watching Brutus's strongman act at the carnival. Olive swoons over Brutus's big muscles, but Popeye is not impressed. Brutus seems to be pretty strong as he holds a set of barbells between his teeth, but Popeye sticks one with a pin to show it's just a balloon. Brutus turns the tables on Popeye by challenging him to lift another set of barbells that are bolted to the stage. When Popeye learns Brutus has tricked him, he wants to tear him apart. But Olive makes him promise not to fight. She even holds him to the promise when Brutus has her flat on the stage underneath his foot. Popeye makes every effort to tamp down his fighting spirit, until Brutus's trick with a cement mixer pushes him too far. Written by J. Spurlin

Popeye in his junk-pile jalopy competes with Brutus in his slick race car to win a cross-country race. Brutus employs a series of dirty tricks to keep ahead, while keeping Olive Oyl trapped in his trunk. Brutus pulls one trick too many when he fools Popeye into driving over a bridge that is no longer there. Popeye and his heap end up at the bottom of a canyon with plenty of spinach. Written by J. Spurlin

Sheriff Popeye captures villain Brutus McBride and throws the scum into jail. His gang of thugs start a big shoot-out in an attempt to free their leader.

Popeye and Olive take shelter from a thunderstorm in Mad Mueller's castle. But Mueller's monster, Irving, takes a shine to Olive. Irving tries to carry her off, but Popeye stops the creature by challenging it to a fight. They kick up a cloud of dust in their battle, and Irving is winning. Olive appeals to Mad Mueller for some spinach, and he cooks up some spinach juice in his laboratory. Popeye needs it in a hurry. Irving has just knocked him through the floor. Written by J. Spurlin

Popeye tells Olive the story of how his ancestor Prehesterical Popeye discovered the magical powers of spinach and stopped Prehesterical Brutus.

Popeye objects to how a bull is being treated by the matador in the bullring, then when Olive Is caught in the Bull, between the matador and the bull, he must use spinach to save the day.

Flying saucers have landed, Olive is unfortunate enough to be captured by a robot man looking for humans. Popeye must take control of the spaceship save Olive and get her home.

At the college of Hardnox, Olive the student is infatuated with Professor Brutus and contemptuous of Popeye's lack of education, leading Popeye to enroll for classes himself. But Brutus uses this opportunity to humiliate Popeye with a series of dirty tricks. Olive finds them funny at first, until Brutus drops an anvil on Popeye's head, sending him through the floor. She is even less amused when Brutus chases her around the school in order to steal a kiss. Popeye eats his spinach to prove that brawn is smarter than brains. Written by J. Spurlin

Popeye hears talk of abominable snowman sightings and so decides to take it upon himself to investigate.

It's an ice cold winter, Popeye upsets a large hibernating bear while trying to impress Olive with his moves on the ski-jumps.

Popeye and Olive are out testing Popeyes new boat on a relaxing boat ride. When out in the ocean they meet Jolly Roger the pirate. Unfortunately Roger takes a fancy to Olive. The pirate kidnaps her and sets school of sharks after Popeye.

Popeye and Olive are searching the jungle for the rare Foola-Foola bird. Following close behind is Brutus, also hunting the bird as there is a reward of a million dollar for finding it.

Popeye and Olive set-sail to a desert island with a map citing the location of Uranium, unknown to them Brutus is already there, He plans on dressing like a gorilla and scaring them away.

Brutus dresses as a native Indian and claims the land as an Indian Reservation after Popeye strikes it lucky searching for gold in the old west. Popeye tries to beat him at his own game by dressing as an Indian too, declaring all out war.

Brutus forces Popeye into the professors aging machine, turning him into a 2 year old.

Popeye volunteers to stand guard to protect Poopdeck Pappy's ranch, a rustler tries to get rid of Popeye but is driven mad by his ability to reappear right after he's been lassoed, tied up and even thrown off a cliff.

Olive sees Brutus showing his athletic prowess at a track meet, Popeye gets jealous, runs on to the field and starts competing himself.

Wimpy has acquired the SeaHags crystal ball, he is using it to bet on sporting events. Brutus realizes this and steal the crystal ball. Popeye gets suspicious, so sets a trap to get the ball back.

Brutus sinks to a new low in both greed and criminal activity by trying to abduct little Swee'pee from his family.

As Popeye and Olive relax on their new boat The Miss Olive someone swims beneath stealing items from right under their nose. Luckily Brutus's boating store has a seemingly endless supply of stolen item replacements.

A giant space magnet connected to the top of an astronomer's observatory pulls stuff from outer space to earth. One day it also pulls leather jacket wearing space greasers from Mars.

Popeye is jailed for committing a bank robbery which he insists he didn't commit. He must prove he didn't do it. In a seemingly unrelated subplot, two thugs build a Popeye robot to do their bidding.

The citizens are revolting, they want a new king, someone sweet like Swee'pea! Professor Wotasnozzle suggests making a soup out of Swee'pea is the best way to become just like him.

Popeye, Olive, Wimpy, and Swee' Pea, set-sail to The Sea Hag's island, She has kidnapped Eugene, the Jeep. Unknown to them The Sea Hag is following in her submarine waiting for an opportunity to remove all spinach from Popeye's boat.

The Professor, Popeye and their assistant Brutus are searching for the lost city of Bubble-On. Popeye is suspicious, he thinks Brutus is more interested in taking the cities treasure than documenting scientific discoveries.

Brutus beats up an alien he sees walking down the street, thinking its Popeye on the way to Olive Oyl's fancy dress party. The alien retaliates by trying to blow up the earth, Popeye and Brutus team up to stop him.

Someone has sent Popeye a present, he opens it to find shaving lotion, thinking it's something Olive Oyl has bought for him he puts it on. From that moment everyone hates him and hits him,

Popeye is undergoing a series of government tests, one of which involves using spinach to travel in a rocket at the speed of light. Meanwhile at home Brutus moves in on Olive.

Popeye is called by a lawyer who tells him that he and Brutus are the beneficiaries of someone they know. And that he'll be reading the will at noon. And if one of them is not there at noon they will forfeit the inheritance. So Brutus tries to keep Popeye from getting there at noon. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

Popeye and Brutus are rival artists, each of whom wants to win a magazine contest for the best original flower painting.

Olive is a sculptor and puts an ad asking for a model. When Popeye and Brutus see it they both offer their services. and they try to show how masculine and virile they are. But Olive tells them she's not looking for someone who is strong and healthy but someone who is worn down and tired. So both Popeye and Brutus try to mess themselves up but one of them always stops the other. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

Popeye is showing off his stage act, a flea circus, Brutus is tired of hearing the rave reviews about it so destroys the act by setting a dog loose on stage.

Olive insists that Popeye babysit her Niece while she goes out, Popeye hasn't slept for 6 days and begins to fall asleep on the job, he gets put in a dress and Olive takes offence thinking he's making fun of her.

Popeye, Olive and Wimpy accidentally walk to Egypt, Olive is Kidnapped by Egyptians and taken to the temple below a Sphinx, Popeye goes to rescue her and Wimpy does what he does best, cook the hamburgers.

Popeye, Olive and Swee'Pea are on a skiing trip in the French Alps, joined by the faithful dog, Bernie, who carries a barrel around his neck. But Quasimodo, the Halfback of Notre Dame, lives in a cave nearby, and he's freezing. His job is Official Echo (which explains why everyone's echo comes back with a French accent), but he hasn't been comfortable in years--not until he steals Olive's raccoon coat. Soon everyone ends up trapped in Quasimodo's cave, but Bernie saves the day with the contents of his barrel. Written by J. Spurlin

Popeye, Olive and Wimpy Dimpy Doo find themselves in a spooky mansion, full of apparent ghostly goings on. It turns out The Sea Hag and Toar use the deserted Crepe Cod Inn as a hideout for printing counterfeit money.

Poopdeck Pappy entertains Swee' Pea by telling him about his adventures in the old west. Popeye thinks he's lying and Pappy tries to prove it's true, which leads to Popeye rescuing him a lot.

Popeye drifts off to sleep while reading a book about juggling. He dreams Swee'Pea is the star juggler in a circus and is under the contract of a Brutus like ringmaster.

Olive is captured and taken to Goonland to marry the Goonking, Popeye is caged and his can of spinach is taken from him. The situation is looking grim all round.

Popeye and Olive break up after a bitter argument. In a rage, Popeye buys a one-way ticket to Algiers and joins the Foreign Legion. He soon regrets his decision after suffering the unromantic (and tear-inducing) job of peeling onions, and enduring long marches across the desert. Meanwhile, a sultan decides Olive will be his 75th wife. As Olive awaits Popeye's inevitable (she hopes) telephone call, the sultan's servant takes a flying carpet to her house and kidnaps her. Luckily, the sultan lives in Algiers. When Popeye sees Olive being carried off on the flying carpet, he immediately deserts the Foreign Legion and goes to save her. Written by J. Spurlin

Olives new dog is taken by Brutus the dog catcher, Popeye dresses up in a dog costume to save her. A chase takes place, Popeye escapes still dressed up as a dog, confusing Brutus, who thinks he's seen a talking dog.

The Sea Hag has an entire island believing that she is the god from the deep, her plan is to get rid of the natives and open an expensive villains resort. Chief Knucklebone, who is not convinced, summons Popeye to investigate.

Brutus is an egotistical French director making a film about Antony and Cleopatra, starring Popeye and Olive Oyl. Brutus would like to play the part of Antony himself, but Popeye's contract forbids it. Brutus decides the only way to get rid of Popeye is to get rid of Popeye. He forces his leading man to do a variety of dangerous stunts -- such as putting his head in a lion's mouth, braving a real sandstorm, using crocodiles as stepping stones, and worse. Popeye will need all his wits, and a can of spinach, to survive this production. Written by J. Spurlin

Popeye visits the local stream for a relaxing swim but is surprised to find a couple of dam-building beavers. A battle begins and eventually Popeye admits defeat and goes for a swim in the beaver's reservoir.

It's a big Baseball game between Popeye's team and Brutus's team, with Wimpy as the umpire what could possibly go wrong. Olive is rooting for Popeye, at least she is at first.

Popeye Journeys to the Lost deserted desert in a quest to find The Lost Dutchman's Mine and its rumored contents, golden nuggets. Brutus is of course also in the desert waiting to steal the goldmines treasure.

Popeye and Brutus are diving for buried treasure, Brutus however has more than sunken treasure in his eyes, he spies the lovely mermaid Olive Oyl.

Popeye is now the manager of a service station, he provides a good service with free extras. Brutus comes along only wanting the free extras, including free access to another customer, Olive Oyl.

Brutus gets the upper hand on Popeye in their rivalry for Olive by catering to her sudden decision to become a beatnik. Brutus has got the beret, the over-sized glasses, the beatnik slang and all the rest of the shtick down pat, making the sailor man look Squaresville by comparison. Brutus's pretentious Ode to an Onion, and his abstract drawing on a tablecloth, have Olive enchanted for awhile. But the coffee house tables are turned when Popeye eats some cultured spinach, which transforms him into the ultimate in hip. Written by J. Spurlin

Come to Popeye's gym, everyone from Brutus to Wimpy welcome. As the commercial says, he Builds the flat and reduces the fat.

To stop Brutus and Popeye fighting over her, Olive Oyl suggests that they take up a hobby, like bird watching. Popeye likes this idea but Brutus would rather watch other things.

Popeye goes back to the caveman days in The Professor's time machine. When he gets there he finds Caveman Wimpy trying to catch a cow and Olive in need of saving from Caveman Brutus.

Popeye is the proprietor of a pet store whose motto is that all his customers are satisfied. Olive, Wimpy and Swee'Pea come in and get pets and leave satisfied. But Brutus who doesn't like it grabs all their pets. They then go back to Popeye saying he was the one who took them, which he denies. So he dons a dog disguise and tries to find the culprit. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

Brutus make fun of Popeye for donning a ballet costume and taking to the stage with Olive.

The Sea Hag tries to tempt Popeye and Wimpy into a life of piracy. When Popeye refuses and tries to get her to change her ways she bribes Wimpy with hamburgers to get rid of Popeye for good.

Brutus is a business tycoon who corners the market on spinach, causing a shortage that makes it impossible for Popeye to find any.

In Ye Olde England, where everyone's language is a spoofy Ye Olde English, a dragon kidnaps Princess Olive and traps her in his cave. Popeye hears her cries for help and goes to the rescue. He buys a suit of armor (that's really just a stove) from Wimpy and hires a horse from a dealer who accepts charger plates. The dragon is thrilled at this challenge, and even puts a welcome mat in front of his cave. The horse proves cowardly, but a spinach-fueled Popeye will be more of a challenge than the dragon had anticipated. Written by J. Spurlin

Wimpy see Olive calling for help from a smoke filled hotel room, fireman Popeye is called out to save her, it turns out to be smoke from Mr Brutus's cigar.