The Cartoon Quote Game...

Well, you're right about Baloo so you get points for that, but wrong about the show. This is actually from the movie The Jungle Book (1967) when Baloo meets Mowgli.

Ah, so my booby prize is half an Oldsmobile. Which New York State won't let me register and drive, because it can't pass inspection ... unless I call it a bicycle. But all that weight will make it a bear to pedal anywhere.

Anyway, time for a quote, and a much more iconic one. Just one word, too.

"Savages." Said in the most snarky and sniping way possible.

A true no-brainer. This is Claude Pertwee, from "Where's Huddles?," who sees football players as savages.

Of course, this is Claude Pertwee, voiced by the late Paul Lynde at his smug and snarky best. This could easily be this character's signature catchphrase.

Thanks, OUB. Now behold these quotes:

"Well, uh, can you change into a fly?"

"A cute, teeny-weeny, itsy-bitsy housefly?"

"That's it! A housefly!"

Another no-brainer. This is Mickey and Willie the giant, from Fun & Fancy Free.

Yes, Salty, that's right again. Specifically from "Mickey And The Beanstalk." So you go again. Good job.

Thanks!

"That is an S.U.V; Humans ride in them because they are slowly losing their ability to walk."

That sounds like R.J. the raccoon from Over The Hedge, explaining the weirdness of human behavior to his fellow animals. Not since What On Earth has empirical data been so badly misinterpreted.

You're right, it's R.J. explaining human behavior.

More human behavior from non-humans, specifically dodging creditors:

"Why does that name ring a bell?"
"I don't know. Maybe we owe him money?"

Panic and Pain, from "Hercules."

Exactly, Panic and Pain have just heard the name Hercules mentioned, and wonder why it seems so significant. It takes a moment before they realize that Hercules was the infant that they were supposed to slay with poison. Their boss, Hades, has already deduced this, and calls his minions on the carpet about it. Good citing.

Thanks, OUB. Now for a set of quotes I've wanted to post for quite a while:

"Hey, what is this?"

"Hey, what is this?"

"Let's cut out the fun and games, Little Sir Echo."

"Let's cut out the fun and games, Little Sir Echo."

Hint: Young boy's bodyguard meets his doppelganger in Thailand.

Could this be Roger Bannon conversing with his lookalike imposter from the Jonny Quest episode "Smoking Jade?"

Yes, the dialogue is between Race and Korchek, but there was never an episode called "Smoking Jade" to my knowledge. The title is "Double Danger." But good job, OUB. . Take it away.

Yay, I did sort of almost good. Now, pardon me if I stretch the definition of animation slightly.

"Wings? I don't have wings."
"Of course not; you're a boy."

Animation in the sense of being a Jim Henson production. The Jim Henson, one of the founders of Sesame Street.

Ah, ha! This is Jen and Kira from The Dark Crystal.