Disc 1: I yam love sick ; Plumbing is a "pipe" ; The Jeep (commentary by writer Paul Dini) ; Mutiny ain't nice (commentary by filmaker Greg Ford) ; Goonland (commentary by historian Glenn Mitchell) ; A date to skate (commentary by historian Michael Barrier with animator Gordon Sheehan) ; Cops is always right (commentary by historian Micahel Barrier with animator Dave Tendlar) ; Customers wanted (commentary by director Eric Goldberg) ; Aladdin and his wonderful lamp (Technicolor two-reeler) ; Leave well enough alone ; Wotta nightmare (commentary by historian Jerry Beck) ; Ghosks is the bunk ; Hello, how am I? (commentar by animator Mark Kausler) ; It's the natural thing to do (commentary by historian Michael Barrier with animator Arnold Gillespie. Special features. Retrospective documentary: Out of the inkwell: the Fleischer story ; 3 Popeye popumentaries: Eugene the jeep: a breed of his own ; Poopdeck Pappy: the nasty old man and the sea ; O-re-mi: Mae Questel and the voices of Olive Oyl --

Disc 2: Never sock a baby ; Shakespearian spinach ; Femailes is fickle ; Stealin ain't honest (commentary by director Bob Jaques) ; Me feelins is hurt ; Onion Pacific ; Wimmin is a myskery ; Nurse-mates ; Fightin pals ; Doing impossikible stunts ; Wimmin hadn't oughta drive ; Puttin on the act (commenatry by historian Daniel Goldmark) ; Popeye meets William Tell (commentary by filmaker Greg Ford with animator Shaus Culhane) ; My Pop, my Pop ; With Poopdeck Pappy ; Popeye presents Eugene, the jeep. Special features: Popeye popumentary: Men of spinach and steel ; From the vault: 2 Fleischer shorts: Paramount presents popular science (1938) ; The Mechanical monsters (1941) ; Early Max Fleischer art gallery ; Females is fickle pencil test ; Stealin ain't honest storyboard reel ; Audio-only bonuses: I'm Popeye the sailor man vintage recording ; Animator Michael Sporn interviews voice of Popey Jack Mercer.