The Cartoon Quote Game...

Correct--and it's funny as hell!

"Is very funny. Off with their heads, Off with their heads."

From a short with fiddlers three.

"Old King Cole," is that it? I never saw any shorts starring his Highness.

Yes, it is Old King Cole. He said this line in Mother Goose Goes Hollywood when his fiddlers (the Marx brothers) broke their violins.

Thanks, Salty. Now for a little change of pace:

"Well! Ho-ho-ho My, my! Mmm! Say, that's pretty swell! Gee, thanks. But don't I get a medal or something?"

"Well, we'll see."

"You mean maybe I will?"

"I shouldn't wonder."

"Make it a gold one?"

"Maybe."

Hint: She brings the title character to life, and he becomes the conscience.

Man, I really thought this one would be easy. The answer is, The Blue Fairy and Jiminy Cricket. Since I obviously made another bad choice, here's one that's perfect through and through:

"So let the sun shine in. Say it with a grin. Smilers never lose, and frowners never win."

Hint: A prehistoric couple who'd been together ever since they were babies.

Well, that points squarely at Pebbles Flintstone and Bamm Bamm Rubble, a pair that started on The Flintstones as infants, and would later form a music band in the Seventies with their own high school exploits. Somehow, I always hear this as a solo, possibly as a track to ducklings trying to follow their mother up a curb. But I've got an old head, full of rust and cobwebs.

OUB, you got it. Good job. . All yours for the taking.

Hmm, nothing really musical pops into mind, so I'll go with an old standby.

"Noseplugs would be nice."

That is Roger Rabbit right before he was about to take a "Dip."

Correct, it's Roger Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, displaying perhaps the finest gallows humor known. No wonder Jessica married him: that line made me laugh. Good id'ing, Salty.

Thanks. It was one of those rare moments when I knew the answer instantly.

“Return him to me, and I shall reward you with a spider goulash.”

And I know this one instantly: this is the little green-skinned mad scientist from Water Water Every Hare. He's loosing his pet monster upon Bugs Bunny, because his robot needs a live brain. Apparently, mad science includes avant-garde cuisine.

That's exactly it OUB, he's talking to Rudolph, a.k.a Gossamer.

Um, OUB, where's your new quote?

It melted in the horrific heat and humidity hereabouts. Let's try this one:

"It couldn't be a pillow factory."

Hint: an ascerbic fellow comments on how the ne'er-do-well he's pursuing chose to duck into Andy's Anvils foundry, as opposed to a linen mill.