Seein' Red, White 'N' Blue

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Cartoon Summary:

Bluto is at work shoeing a horse. The mailman comes along with Bluto's draft notice. He tries several ploys to get out of serving and complains to the draft board,...  (more)

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Adolf Hitler and Hirohito are caricatured. This cartoon is not currently shown on American television because of characters, scenes or situations that portray potentially offensive, negative or...  (more)

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Seein' Red, White, 'N' Blue

Comments By: Bluto

A mixture of wild, wild gags and wartime propaganda. Popeye and Bluto actually put aside their differences near the end of the picture and team up to take care of a nest of spies. (All Americans must pull together to win the war, afterall.) Popeye manages to...  (read more)

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Seein' Red, White, 'N' Blue

Comments By: MDeMeo

It's a shame that this cartoon is not allowed any TV air play-it's a gem.
I watched it several times as a kid and just thought that Popeye was belting someone else besides Bluto...no more, no
less. Shoving the spinach can down...  (read more)

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Seein' Red, White, 'N' Blue

Comments By: Bartman411

What can I say?

- direction by Dan Gordon
- great Jim Tyer animation
- lots of sight gags

This all adds up to a classic WWII cartoon!!

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