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'''"I Wants Me Mummy"''' is the first episode of ''[[Popeye's Treasure Hunt]]'', which came as | '''"I Wants Me Mummy"''' is the first episode of ''[[Popeye's Treasure Hunt]]'', which came as a segment of ''[[The All-New Popeye Hour]]''. It aired on [[September 9]], [[1978]] on [[CBS]]. It was directed by [[Ray Patterson]] and [[Carl Urbano]]. | ||
Popeye & Olive are hired to find Cleopatra's treasure. | Popeye & Olive are hired to find Cleopatra's treasure. | ||
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==Production== | ==Production== | ||
===Development=== | ===Development=== | ||
Individual segments were not credited to each writer, instead being all grouped together at the end, which included sixteen different people. They were [[Doug Booth]], [[Tom | Individual segments were not credited to each writer, instead being all grouped together at the end, which included sixteen different people. They were [[Doug Booth]], [[Tom Dagenais]], [[Willie Gilbert]], [[Jack Hanrahan]], [[Don Heckman]], [[Andy Heyward]], [[Chris Jenkyns]], [[Mark Jones]], [[Glenn Leopold]], Jack Mercer, [[Bob Ogle]], [[Kimmer Ringwald]], [[Cliff Roberts]], [[Dalton Sandifer]], [[David Villaire]], and [[Wally Wohl]]. All scripts were edited by [[Larz Bourne]]. | ||
==Music== | ==Music== | ||
The score was composed by [[Hoyt Curtin]]. | The score was composed by [[Hoyt Curtin]]. | ||
==Release== | |||
Dates are in order of release: | |||
* United States: September 9, 1978 on CBS | |||
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[[Category:1978]] | |||
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[[Category:Episodes]] | [[Category:Episodes]] | ||
[[Category:Hanna-Barbera]] | |||
[[Category:Popeye episodes]] | [[Category:Popeye episodes]] | ||
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[[Category:Popeye's Treasure Hunt episodes]] | [[Category:Popeye's Treasure Hunt episodes]] | ||
[[Category:Popeye's Treasure Hunt]] | |||
[[Category:The All-New Popeye Show episodes]] | [[Category:The All-New Popeye Show episodes]] | ||
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Revision as of 10:58, 23 July 2022
I Wants Me Mummy | |
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Premiere date | September 9, 1978 |
Starring | Jack Mercer Marilyn Schreffler Allan Melvin Don Messick |
Director(s) | Ray Patterson Carl Urbano |
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"I Wants Me Mummy" is the first episode of Popeye's Treasure Hunt, which came as a segment of The All-New Popeye Hour. It aired on September 9, 1978 on CBS. It was directed by Ray Patterson and Carl Urbano.
Popeye & Olive are hired to find Cleopatra's treasure.
Detailed summary
Memorable quotes
Popeye: It's time for me spinach.
Characters
In order of appearance: | ||||||||||||||||
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Organizations
Locations
- Earth
- United States
- Popeye & Olive Treasure Seekers Service office
- Africa
- Egypt
- Skull cave
- Egypt
- United States
Objects
- Spinach
- Cleopatra's diaries
Vehicles
- Popeye's boat
- Cleopatra's barge
Production
Development
Individual segments were not credited to each writer, instead being all grouped together at the end, which included sixteen different people. They were Doug Booth, Tom Dagenais, Willie Gilbert, Jack Hanrahan, Don Heckman, Andy Heyward, Chris Jenkyns, Mark Jones, Glenn Leopold, Jack Mercer, Bob Ogle, Kimmer Ringwald, Cliff Roberts, Dalton Sandifer, David Villaire, and Wally Wohl. All scripts were edited by Larz Bourne.
Music
The score was composed by Hoyt Curtin.
Release
Dates are in order of release:
- United States: September 9, 1978 on CBS