The Cartoon Quote Game...

Captain Amelia of the RLS Legacy, badly injured after a crash landing on Treasure Planet, speaks the first line. Astrophysicist Delbert Doppler, amazed that someone so lithe and lovely, and whom regards Doppler as the epitome of fools, concludes that the captain is delusional. That explains his response, which is the second line.

Yes, it's them, OUB. Good job. . You may post again.

Just rewatched this one, so, yes, I'm nosing through the archives again. Old grunks like me get to do that.

"Double the taxes! Triple the taxes! Squeeze every last drop out of those insolent musical peasants."

I know this, but it's time someone else had a turn.

I know this too. It's Prince John from Robin Hood.

That's the one, Salty: that phony king of England, Prince John. He's especially miffed that a Merry Men song mocking him has gone so viral that his own minions are singing it.

OK, here is mine.

"I suppose you'll have to skip the country, now. A fugitive, ay? You'll be hunted down like... well, a dog."

Easily found. It's Wallace, from the Wallace And Gromit film, "A Close Shave."

Yes, it's indeed Wallace talking to Gromit.

Thanks, Salty. Now for another untapped one that just turned 50:

"Good boy, Shep."

Fifty years ago? That'd be 1967, which is just right for Jay Ward and his George Of The Jungle series. Shep would be his pet elephant, whom George treats as a domesticated dog. Hard to believe that anyone could be more stupid than George, but Shep qualifies.

Good job once again, OUB. . Next quote's yours for the taking.

"These are some of the poorest people I know. They're more broke than the Ten Commandments. [laughs] That was a little joke. Very little."

I found the answer, but since Glowworm's here, I'll let her post it.

To be honest, I don't know this one.

Well, then I'll answer. It's Charles B. Barkin, from "All Dogs Go To Heaven."

Yes, this is the late Burt Reynolds voicing the German shepherd with slippery morals, Charlie Barkin, from Don Bluth's animated feature All Dogs Go To Heaven. He's delivering pizzas to Flo and her brood, possibly because Charlie sired them, although that's left ambiguous. It also allows adorable orphan Ann Marie the chance to meet them. Flo and her pups live in the steeple of an old chapel.

Um, Mr. Bunny? The last time I checked, Burt Reynolds was still alive. Is there a hoax going around?

Right, Glowworm. Now for a quote I've wanted to post for quite a while:

"Buy apples from me. Just ten cents for three."

You're correct, GW. Burt Reynolds is still alive. Those legendary ladies men tend to be immortal: Zeus, Burt Reynolds, Hugh Hefner, Tom Selleck ... still standing. Must be their exercise regimen.