February 4, 2026
s1e18 -- "Popeye," Part Two
<p>In the Season One Finale, Daniel, Panda, and Cardane once again take to the high seas to debate rubberhose cartoons, marvel at incredible voice acting, and do battle with Bluto, who may or may not be a pirate! (Honestly, we’re not entirely sure!) Come along for adventure, fun, and hilarity while we try to finally figure out if there’s a good movie in 1980’s “Popeye,” starring Robin Williams and Shelley Duvall!</p><p>=================</p><p>The “It’s Not That Bad” podcast is a production of Evil Breakfast Studios, based out of Pittsburgh, PA. Your host is Daniel Peckham, owner and operator of Evil Breakfast Studios. From comics to cartoons, puppets to cosplay, EBS does it all. Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, Etsy, and more as AT EvilBreakfastStudios.</p><p> Guests today were:</p><p>Amanda "Panda" Cline, photographer, cosplay creator, designer, actor, author, and more. Follow her on Instagram at UNIQUELY DOT PANDA.</p><p>and</p><p>Cardane Harding, filmmaker, writer, horror fanatic, and scare performer. Follow him on Instagram at MR BLACK FILMS (M R B L A C K F I L M S), and check out his books, “Fright Night Tales” and “Haunt Actor in a Haunted Town,” on Amazon: <a href="https://a.co/d/09aFX4dv" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://a.co/d/09aFX4dv</a></p><p>Show header created by Jeremiah Ion</p><p>=================</p><p>Sound Effects and Music used --</p><p>“Popeye the Sailor,” s1e5, “Uranium on the Cranium,” 1960“Geiger Counter Against Banana, Green Glass, Uranium Ore, and a 1930s Fiestaware Plate,” 2024, @dassignal15, YouTube</p><p>“Family Guy,” s4e23, “You May Now Kiss the… Uh… Guy WhoReceives”</p><p>“Freakazoid,” s1e2a, “Candle Jack”</p><p>“Popeye the Sailor Man (Punk Cover),” Face To Face, “SaturdayMorning: Cartoons’ Greatest Hits,” MCA, 1995</p><p>“Popeye,” 1980, Disney/Paramount Pictures; director: RobertAltman</p><p>“Kindergarten Cop,” 1990, Universal Pictures; director: IvanReitman</p><p>“Popeye the Sailor Man: The Paneless Window Washer,” 1937,Fleischer Studios/Paramount Pictures</p><p>“The Super Mario Bros Movie,” 2023, Illumination/UniversalPictures</p><p>“Flash Gordon,” 1980, De Laurentiis Films/Universal Pictures;director: Mike Hodges</p><p>“Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor,” 1936, FleischerStudios/Paramount Pictures</p><p>“Dexter’s Laboratory (Main Title),” 1996, Thomas Chase, SteveRucker, Gary Lionelli, Cartoon Network Studios</p><p>“Linus and Lucy,” 1964, Vince Guaraldi, Lee Mendelson FilmProductions (2025 re-release)</p><p>“Popeye the Sailor: Proof of Concept,” 2010, Genndy Tartatovsky, Sony Pictures Animation</p><p>“Peanuts Theme Song – Except it’s Metal AF (Heavy Metal Cover), 2025, shotgunn on YouTube; Go Subscribe!<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAFw8RNwnEE&list=RDEAFw8RNwnEE&start_radio=1">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAFw8RNwnEE&list=RDEAFw8RNwnEE&start_radio=1</a></p><p>“Robot Chicken,” s8e13, “Triple Hot Dog Sandwich on Wheat,”sketch: “Cartoon Smokers”</p><p>“Robot Chicken,” s2e26, “1987,” sketch: “The Emperor’sPhone Call”</p><p>“The Empire Strikes Back,” 1980, Twentieth Century Fox/Disney; director: Irvin Kershner</p><p>“Robot Chicken,” special, 11/16/08, “Star Wars: Episode II,”sketch: “This Deal’s Getting Worse All the Time”</p><p>“Futurama,” s2e10, “The Lesser of Two Evils”</p><p>“Penn’s Sunday School,” podcast, “Billy West and Real PoliceOfficers Grew Up Listening to Led Zeppelin,” July 29, 2012</p><p>“Full House,” s2e13, “Little Shop of Sweaters”</p><p>“America’s Funniest People,” s2e???, airdate: October 20, 1991</p><p>“Hot Fuzz,” 2007, Universal Pictures/Rogue Pictures; director:Edgar Wright</p><p>“Dr Horrible’s Sing-A-Long Blog,” s1e1, “Act I,” 2008</p><p>“Hobbs & Shaw,” 2019, Universal Pictures; director: DavidLeitch</p><p>“The Simpsons,” s8e14, “The Itchy & Scratchy & PoochieShow”</p><p>“Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law,” s2e4, “High Speed BuggyChase”</p><p>“Donkey Kong Bananza” OST, 2025 “Gangplank Galleon,” Naoto Kubo, originally composed by David Wise for “Donkey Kong Country,” 1994</p><p>“We’ll Meet Again,” The Ink Spots cover, circa 1939, originallycomposed by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles, originally performed by Vera Lynn</p><p>“Fallout 4,” Bethesda Softworks, “Pip-Boy Bootup/Use/Shutdown,” “Entering V.A.T.S.” sound effects</p>
