The Cartoon Quote Game...

Uh, yeah, wrong tree. Rugrats are children, while these are college boys, and a girl. They fight crime, all three of them.

Of course! I forgot Firestar's true identity is Angelica Jones. So it's Spiderman and Iceman.

Ah yes, this is Spider Man And His Amazing Friends, Firestar (Angelica Jones) and Iceman (Bobby Drake). This episode is titled "Swarm" after a mysterious meteor causes a hive of honeybees to form a collective body dedicated to converting humans into slaves "for the good of the community hive." Kind of what a Bad Boss would want. Good sleuthing, Em.

Thanks, OUB. Now how about this quote?:

"It took an ant to make Big Fats say uncle."

Bill, you got it right. Good job. . It's definitely from Atom Ant. Your turn now.

This is Quick Draw's son Jr. who takes up the mantle of his father to save a damsel in distress. Later on--all three of them sing this song as they all went to the same college. In the beginning of the short, Jr. also sings this song when his father hands him his guitar.

Thanks--fairly cute short too.
"I'm twying to make the formula that will change a normal character into a deviwish fiend!"

The speech pattern gave it away. It's Elmer Fudd from "Hare Remover."

Can't do it without the speech pattern--makes Fudd special. Yes, Fudd is playing around with chemicals in "Hare Remover" and needs a rabbit to test his formula on because his poor dog's run off to eat some grass after the last test.

Thanks, Glowworm. Back to Halloween with this one:

"She refused to give me the Wonder Wand, so I gave her the Sleep Of The Centuries."

Too easy. This one's Maldor, one of the 13 ghosts of Scooby Doo--and personally one of my favorites due to his unique looking design explaining to Daphne what he did to Princess Esmeralda.

Yes, it's Maldor. Good job, Glowworm. . Feel free to post again.

Here's one.
"Mummy dust to make me old
To shroud my clothe, a black of night
To age my voice, an old hag's cackle
To whiten my hair, a scream of fright
A blast of wind to fan my hate
A thunderbolt to mix it well
Now begin thy magic spell."

Oh, this is Queen Grimhilde from Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs, brewing up that regal-regent-into-ugly-crone potion in her castle's laboratory, probably years before Doc Frankenstein codified it. As one wag observed: "Only a woman would concoct something to make herself hideous just so that she can be the fairest in the land."

Yes indeed--sorry for the delay, had a fun outing yesterday with my boyfriend.

Not a problem, have all the fun you want. Life is short, so do something Bugs-Bunny-y while you have the chance.

"How do you like to go up in a swing / Up in the air so blue?
"Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing / Ever a child can do???"

That's from a Robert Louis Stevenson poem, "The Swing," but I can't recall hearing it in any cartoons.