Talk:Tom Hatten

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This entry is woefully inadequate, and completely omits mention of the second incarnation of Tom's Popeye show... "Popeye and Friends", which aired from 1976 to 1988, in color.

See:

http://latvlegends.com/TomHatten/TOMHAT.htm

for a lot more detail. Someone more familiar with Wikipedia profiles than I am should incorporate information from that page.

Since the article makes several references to Tom using his drawing and industry knowledge in his shows, it would be nice to have a section that explains how he got those skills. Was he a cartoonist? Did he really have all those film history facts in his head, or did the show have a researcher? 76.248.228.213 (talk) 23:13, 18 September 2009 (UTC) Sandy[reply]

Yes--I just added comments clarifying that kids, not "guests", did the "Squiggles" with Tom. I was one picked from the mail in 1961--and was on the show. It's kind when your "edit" helps to be an "obituary" for someone long remembered. Kind thoughts for Tom. Jonhendryj (talk) 18:34, 17 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]