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* [[Popeye]] ([[Maurice LaMarche|Maurice La Marche]]) | * [[Popeye]] ([[Maurice LaMarche|Maurice La Marche]]) | ||
* [[Olive Oyl|Olive Popeye]] ([[Marilyn Schreffler]]) | * [[Olive Oyl|Olive Popeye]] ([[Marilyn Schreffler]]) | ||
* Principal | * [[Principal Noodlestein]] | ||
* [[Popeye Junior]] ([[Josh Rodine]]) | * [[Popeye Junior]] ([[Josh Rodine]]) | ||
* [[Tank Bluto]] ([[David Markus]]) | * [[Tank Bluto]] ([[David Markus]]) | ||
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| Attack of the Sea Hag | |
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 The Sea Hag summons vicious waves against the S.S. Lizzie. | |
| Premiere date | September 19, 1987 |
| Writer(s) | John Loy |
| Director(s) | John Kimball Paul Sommer |
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"Attack of the Hag" is the first episode (part one) of Popeye and Son season one. It aired on September 19, 1987 on CBS. It was written by Jon Loy, and directed by John Kimball and Paul Sommer.
Bluto entices the wrath of the Sea Hag, after he adorns his yacht with her figurehead.
Detailed summary
Memorable quotes
Characters
In order of appearance:
- Popeye (Maurice La Marche)
- Olive Popeye (Marilyn Schreffler)
- Principal Noodlestein
- Popeye Junior (Josh Rodine)
- Tank Bluto (David Markus)
- Receptionist
- Bluto (Allan Melvin)
- Woody (Nancy Cartwight)
- Eugene the Jeep (Don Messick)
- Polly (Penina Segall]])
- Dee Dee (Kaleena Kiff)
- Rad (B.J. Ward)
- Puggy (Marilyn Schreffler)
- Mr. Dweasel
- Lizzie Bluto (Marilyn Schreffler)
- The Sea Hag (Marilyn Schreffler)
Locations
- Sweet Haven
- Popeye residence
- Sweet Haven School
- Beach
Objects
- Mermaid figurehead
- Spinach
Vehicles
- S.S. Lizzie
- The Olive
Production
Development
Filming
Music
The music was composed by Hoyt Curtin.
Release
Behind the scenes
- Popeye narrates the opening.
Errors
Critical reception
In other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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