The Cartoon Quote Game...

Ah, found it. It's Pastor Mohr, from Silent Night, Holy Night.

Yes, Saltyboot. You nailed it. You get the next quote. Good job. .

Ok, I'll use this one.

"Eat, Papa, eat."
"How can I eat? That silly elf song is driving me crazy."

I think these are Santa Claus and his wife, just before Christmas Day. She's trying to fatten up her husband so that he'll fit the outfit, while Santa is too distracted by the elves to concentrate on his meal. From the 1964 stop-motion Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer produced by Arthur Rankin and Jules Bass.

That's exactly right OUB. After all, no one likes a skinny Santa.

Excepting, perhaps, Scandinavia, where he's named Father Christmas, his key color is deep green, and he's almost broomstick thin, the better to fit down chimneys. In fact, picture Uncle Sam in his forties wearing a much less garish outfit, and that's mighty close to their Father Christmas.

So, can I come up with a Christmas quote? Why yes, as a matter of fact, I can:

"I hope it's not too late?"
"To save Christmas? Of course not! I'm Santa Claus."

I can't find this one anywhere. Good luck to the one who knows it.

This must be Jack Skellington and "Sandy Claws" from The Nightmare Before Christmas.

It must be, and it is. Having rescued Santa Claus and Sally from the clutches of Oogie Boogie, a contrite Jack Skellington wonders if his misguided efforts have ruined Christmas Day. Santa's reply indicates just how awesome he is, then he lays a finger alongside his nose, and up the tubing he rose. Good memory, SB.

Thanks, another movie I know really, really well. Believe it or not, this quote comes from a Christmas cartoon.

"Even in death he smells delicious."

I just can't find it. Maybe it's about the Gingerbread Man, but if so, from which cartoon?

This is a new cartoon that just aired on the 9th. You can actually see it for free on YouTube. For now.

The title of this cartoon is the same as the title of a Christmas album made by Duck Dynasty.

Thanks to your tip, I saw it, and have the answer now. It's Goofy, from "Duck The Halls." BTW, this short didn't impress me much.

Yep, that's correct. I came across it a couple of days ago on TV. Goofy said that quote when he saw a roasted duck and thought it was Donald. I didn't like the look of the characters at all. Goofy looked particularly grotesque.

Thanks, Salty. Now for a quote from one that DID impress me favorably:

"I can tell you what Christmas is all about."

I believe this is Linus from A Charlie Brown Christmas.

Yes, Glowworm, it's Linus. He says this just before he quotes directly from the Gospel of Luke. Not only that, he also drops his blanket. Good job. . Take it away!

Thanks,
I don't have a Christmas or holiday themed quote this time.
"Can we be real here? If my name was Sebastian and I had a cool Jamaican accent, you'd totally help me. You would, you know you would!"

It's Tamatoa, the giant crab from Moana. After the credits, he is shown laying on his back asking the audience for help.

Yup, I had to do this one!