Hello and welcome back to What Went Wrong. I'm Lizzie Bassett and who am I here with?

Winnerbauer. That pause means this is going to be a good episode. Yes, it does. Here in body, not in mind.

We have the pleasure of having a very special guest with us today. So as you may have

noticed by the episode title, we are covering an absolutely bonkers movie called Popeye and the

reason we are covering this, I had never heard of it, a gentleman who I have the pleasure of

working with at IMDB, named Alex Logan, brought it up to me when he heard about this podcast we

were doing. And we are joined today by Alex. He, as I said, is a senior producer at IMDB. He's

responsible for much of our may I say fantastic video content. He's the producer of the IMD

brief. He is also a screenwriter and Chris. He is a fellow graduate of USC. Hey, let's talk about

debt. Well, Alex, hello, how are you? And why do you like this movie?

This is one for my childhood. I have had a weird fascination with Popeye since I was a young lad,

first the cartoons, and then at some point when I was kindergarten first grade, somebody said to me,

I think it was my grandma. You know, there's a movie version of that with that guy that you like

Robin Williams. And I had to see it. I think I rented it from my library the first time I saw it,

and then I just continued running it either from Blockbuster Hollywood video or the library as many

times as I could. Really, this is the story of two bobs, a Mediterranean island, a bunch of dummies

filled with cocaine, and the spinach loving sailor man who ruined them both and took down their

seemingly indestructible careers. Dear God, what a pitch. All right, I'm excited.

I had no idea that this movie existed. No, I told my wife about it because I was watching it

in between meetings today. I was a little behind and she came in and she was like, what are you watching?

I was like, I'm watching Popeye. She was like, for the cartoon, I was like, no, the movie,

and she was blank stare from 1980, starring Robin Williams, and Shelly Duval by Robert and just no

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