Popeye e Filho

Popeye and Son is a continuation of The All New Popeye Hour and was produced jointly by Hanna-Barbera and King Features Entertainment, a subsidiary of King Features Syndicate.

Due to Jack Mercer's death in 1984, the original voice actor of Popeye, the role came to be interpreted by Maurice LaMarche in the series.

Most of the cast of The All New Popeye Hour reprised their roles in the series, with the exception of Daws Butler.

Nancy Cartwright, who was trained by Daws Butler himself, took over the voice dubbing of the character Woody in the series.

In 2014, the io9 website included Popeye and Son in a list of twelve animated cartoons from the 1980s that supposedly didn't deserve to be remembered, criticizing the fact that the series did not use the conventions established by Popeye's classic theatrical shorts.

In 2008, Warner Home Video planned to release four episodes of Popeye and Son (8 cartoons) on DVD, but as of 2025 the complete series had still not been released on DVD, being available only on VHS in the 1990s and later on the Peacock streaming service.