The Cartoon Quote Game...

"I was just writing about His betrayal, His death, and resurrection."

Hint: This is from the only Hanna-Barbera animated series that never aired on TV.

BTW, if no one gets it, I can't post the answer until Saturday. I'll be off this site for Holy Thursday evening,, and all of Good Friday.

OK, I did some digging and found it. It's Mark from The Easter Story.

Yes, Saltyboot, it's Mark from "The Easter Story," one of the many episodes of "The Greatest Adventure: Stories From The Bible." Good job. Next quote's all yours.

Thanks.

"You're sleeping on my big toe. You really must have been tuckered out to use a big toe as a pillow."

This Google-able quote is from an Easter TV special.

Another from the stop-motion studios of Arthur Rankin and Jules Bass, it's Here Comes Peter Cottontail from 1971. The fellow speaking that line is one Seymour Sassafras.

Yep, that's exactly right. It's Mr. Sassafras.

Cool, and as long as we're on the stop-motion bandwagon:

"Everybody knows the moon is made of cheese."

That's Wallace, from A Grand Day Out.

That's him, allrighty. Wallace the inventor and his faithful dog Gromit, from Aardman Animation's A Grand Day Out. In this case, the moon really is made of cheese, though which kind is left undetermined. It also has a sentient parking meter that takes British coins. I have no idea why.

"Let's see now, mice don't like cheese. And mice want cat to eat them. Now then, cat don't wanna eat mice. But cat wants dog to massacre him. IT JUST DON'T ADD UP!"

Found it! It's Marc Antony, from "Cheese Chasers."

Yes, that's exactly it. I always loved that adding machine bit.

Thanks, Salty. Now here's one that's never been posted before:

"We get our man. We get our man. We get our man. Get with it, man!"

Hint: He's an iconic blue dog who tries his paw at everything.

That hint points squarely at Huckleberry Hound, and from the context, it seems H.H. is part of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. What the name of the exact cartoon is, however, escapes me.

It's one of three that has him chasing after Powerful Pierre. So you did get it right. Good job. . You may post away, OUB.

Goodie, I'm back in lyrics mode again. *gleeful giggle*

"Money is such a wonderful thing."
"Ah yes, ah yes."
"I find that I use it for everything."
"No less, no less."
"Money is power / if it were food it would be a dish I'd devour / every hour.
"Money is such a beautiful word."
"Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes."

It's actually two characters together on this one; either one will do.

I got it! I got it! It's Aunt Figg and Lickboot, from "Tom And Jerry: The Movie."