The Cartoon Quote Game...

Well, what do you know? I found it. It's The Alligator King, from "Sesame Street."

Indeed. The Alligator King is feeling down, so he tells his seven sons that whoever can cheer him up will get to wear his crown. The seventh son does this by helping dad up when he trips on the rug. These are the final lines sung by his father.

Thanks, Glowworm. Now for a good and totally simple one:

"He's a-talkin' to me!" "Ok, he's-a talkin' to you! You're the boss!"

Hint: They prepare a romantic dinner and a serenade for a nonhuman couple.

Okay, I knew this one, mostly. It's Tony Stromboli, the proprietor of the Italian restaurant where Tramp takes Lady for their tour of the town. The other fellow is ... Luigi, perhaps? The poor, skinny underling that big Tony tends to roar at. They're from Disney's Lady And The Tramp.

Actually, the other guy is Joe, but you're right for the most part, so you may take the next turn, OUB. Good job.

I hope I can come up with something equally memorable. Here goes:

[whispered] "This is the part where you run away."

This is Shrek scaring some people away.

That's right, this is Shrek the ogre, who discovered some xenophobic villagers heading for his home. He surprises them before they can do any harm, and takes all the steam out of their assault with a mighty roar. Being mostly boneheads, the villagers need the stage prompt to effect a retreat. Bravo, GW; now, quote us up.

"He's so fluffy, I'm gonna die!"

This is Agnes when she gets her plush unicorn in Despicable Me.

Yep, Agnes spies a stuffed unicorn at an amusement park and gets very excited about it--and yes, this is actually how the quote is phrased. I always thought it was "It's so fluffy, I'm gonna die!"

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"When I was on the bus, I found a nickel! Wish I have pockets."

Even here, I lob bricks. Helmets on, peoples.

Totoro, from My Neighbor Totoro. We see little Mei and the forest spirit Totoro waiting at a bus stop in the rain. Mei has an umbrella, while Totoro has nothing, not even clothes. Although, it begs the question: what would a forest spirit do with a nickel?

Nope. Here's a hint, this is from a movie about non- humans in college.

Ah, it's Mike Wazowski, from "Monsters University."

Yep, that's it. Little Mike told his teacher that he found a nickel on the school bus.

Thanks, Salty. Time for yet another untapped set of quotes:

"I've won!" "On the contrary, the game's not over yet."

Hint: Crimesolving mouse vs. evil rat.

Oh, good hint. This must be the villain Ratigan exulting that he has finally defeated the hero. Basil of Baker Street, however, is still clinging to Big Ben's minute hand. Basil has also somehow "lifted" Ratigan's dinner bell, and rings it. This causes Ratigan to look in his pocket for that bell, missing the moment that the Big Ben begins to chime. The vibration topples the villain from the clock's face and sends him plummeting to his doom. Fridge Logic time: why would Big Ben chime at 10:45? It doesn't mark quarter-hour intervals, just hourly ones. Another mystery for The Great Mouse Detective to solve.