The Cartoon Quote Game...

Correct. I may not have grown up on the cheesy 60s Batman show, but I definitively saw quite a few cartoon series in which Adam West lent his voice to basically play a parody of himself. This was one of the funniest clips of him in my opinion on Family Guy. Just the way he loses it over the last cat's name make me laugh every time.

Thanks, Glowworm. Since one Adam West tribute is enough, I decided on this one instead:

"You have the flag. You have the bell. So on my loss I will not dwell. But I'll be back, as suits my pleasure, to steal another historical treasure."

Wildly guessing here, but here goes: Carmen Sandiego from the animated adaptation Where On Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?

Wrong, OUB. This is actually from one that precedes CS by 20 + years.

Hint: The designated driver of a dune buggy, voiced by an ex-Monkee.

OK, I'm going to say its Tinker, from Speed Buggy.

Close, but not the right answer, Salty. Sorry.

Second hint: He accompanies another boy, a girl, a bulldog, and a pair of ghosts released from a clock.

Ah, then this must be Skip, voiced by Micky Dolenz, from Hanna-Barbera's Funky Phantom series. Apparently, something turned him Evil for awhile, and Skip became a treasure hoarder. That rhymes.

Well, you got the character right, but not the reason. Skip never became a villain; he was merely reading a note left behind by the Parafiend--the only bad guy on that show who was never captured. Just the same, good job. . Next quote's all yours.

How nice. How about a quote from a character that gets brainwashed by someone evil, but doesn't really go evil as well?

"Yes, Mustard. I'll go get the ketchup."

A true no-brainer. That's Melody, from the "Josie And The Pussycats" episode "Swap Plot Flop." She was briefly hypnotized by the Evil Eye.

That's Melody all right. She's the one most likely to get brainwashed by some villain or other, only to prove to be hopelessly incompetent at doing villainy. Melody's actually a fountain of fun quotes.

Thanks, OUB. Now here's another set of fun quotes perfectly timed for Father's Day:

"Let's play a game. You think of someone, and I'll try to guess who it is. Man or woman?"

"Aw man."

"Man? Hmm... That's a toughy....let's see... Walt Disney!"

"Right."

"Boy, I'm good at this! Now I'll think of one."

Hint: One's an iconic Disney dog who went on to have a son.

Oh, I should have known. This is Goofy and his son Max, about to go on a summertime whirlwind tour of the United States. From A Goofy Movie.

Right again, OUB. Good job, so you may go again. .

Cool. Okay, keeping it in the canid vein, let me field this exchange:

"[laughs] Aw, come on now, fellas. Well, you haven't fallen for that old line, have y'?"
"Aye, and we've no need for mongrels and their r-r-r-radical ideas. Off with y', now! Off with y'!"

Found it! It's Jock, from Lady and the Tramp.

Yes, this is Jock (to his friends), otherwise called Heather Lad of Glencairn (to Scamp), from Disney's Lady And The Tramp. Trusty has just cited the old dog's axiom: "A dog's best friend is his human." At this, Scamp rolls on lawn in laughter. Good citing, Salty.

Thanks.

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