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Popeye’s been feeding a turkey in his backyard; it’s Thanksgiving day, and his (3) nephews are all set to turn the turkey into the main course. But Popeye can’t bring himself to do the deed, so he tells them a story about the time he was a pilgrim and a turkey saved his life. Popeye is hunting the turkey, which keeps outsmarting him; he finally corners the bird, which gives him a sob story about being too scrawny to eat. Popeye gives him some spinach, but before the bird can eat it, Popeye is captured by Indians. They tie him to a stake. The turkey, watching, remembers the spinach, which turns the turkey into an eagle. He swoops down, carries off the first batch of Indians and throws them into a mountain; he turns another batch into a totem pole. Popeye finishes his story and sees the boys missing; dinner time! They prepare to serve the turkey his big plate of spinach. |
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| Ratings: | IMDB: 6.2/10 | |
| Released: | July 13, 1951 | |
| Runtime: | 7 min | |
| Genres: | Animation Comedy Short | |
| Countries: | United States | |
| Companies: | Famous Studios | |
| Cast: | Jack Mercer Jackson Beck | |
| Crew: | Jack Mercer Carl Meyer Izzy Sparber Al Eugster | |
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