The Cartoon Quote Game...

One more clue: A hunter tries to hunt a deer--the deer ends up driving off in the hunter's car with him mounted on the hood!

Of course, it's the narrator from MGMs "Field and Scream."

Correct. I just love that ending!

"Well, thank heavens. I finally got rid of that wolf."

"Oh yeah? That's what you think sister!"

I know this one, but will sit out unless needed.

Oh, the closing lines from Red Hot Riding Hood. Red has spent most of the cartoon keeping a safe distance from the excited wolf that's pursuing her. She finally escapes him aboard a bus that takes aircraft workers to the Lockheed plant. The first line is Red's, congratulating herself on eluding that libido-powered wolf. Trick is, all the other passengers on the bus are excited wolves, who collectively deliver the second line. It's a Tex Avery cartoon, of course.

Yes, OUB that is exactly right. It's time for your star and your turn.

One small thing though, not to nitpick, but the short in question is actually "Swing Shift Cinderella." (One of my favorite Tex Avery shorts) Regardless, the characters are absolutely correct.

Oh, yes, that's right. My grunky old head got the two cartoons mixed up. Okay, Cindy got plenty of wolves; how about one guy gets three girls?

"Hmm, three in a bed, that's a kick I haven't tried yet."

Hint: this naughty character gets half of this fantasy right. He succeeds in luring three chicks to his apartment, but the bedroom is unavailable, so he substitutes a bathtub for a bed, and nakedness ensues.

Hate to say it, but this is one I don't recognize.

Yes, this is Fritz The Cat, having attracted three chicks with his tortured artist histrionics. The scene occurs near the beginning of the film. Good memory, Bill.

Oh, way, way, way too easy. It's Henery Hawk, from "Walky Talky Hawky."

Well, dang, now I feel inadequate. Of all the stats in these games which I track, I never thought to measure response times. The closest I've come is post interval in the Mystery Character game, but that's not really a time-elapsed metric. Humph, some statistician I am.

No need to feel inadequate, OUB. Perhaps these quotes will ease your mind:

"What do you think they'll feed us in France?"

"Probably peanut butter on French bread, sir."

Hint: Once again, both characters are girls.

Well, the "sir" part points squarely at Marcie, from Charles Schulz's Peanuts strips, which were adapted into animation quite a few times. That means she's most likely addressing Peppermint Patty. France? I haven't actually seen this one, but it sure sounds like Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown.