The Cartoon Quote Game...

Thanks, Glowworm. And now that the holidays are officially over, how about this quote?:

"I never look back, darling. It distracts from the now."

Edna Mode, spewing some of her skewed philosophy to Mister Incredible, from Pixar's first The Incredibles, directed by Brad Bird.

Absolutely right, OUB. Good job. . You may post again.

Ah, strike up the band, I feel a song coming on.

"Times have changed / Our kids are getting worse / They won't obey their parents / They just want to fart and curse."

Don't know the answer, so this time, I'll let someone else claim victory.

Hint time: if this sounds like a terrible song, don't blame me, blame Canada. It's their fault.

And therein lies the problem. I'm not as keen on Canadian cartoons as I probably should be.

Yes, Bill, this is the "Blame Canada" song belted out by Sheila Broflovski from South Park Bigger, Longer and Uncut. Produced by Americans Trey Parker and Matt Stone, who have determined that Canada can be blamed for anything, since they're too genial to fight back.

Cary Grant from "Hollywood Steps Out."

That short is still pretty funny--even if you don't know who some of the celebrities are. To be honest, I think thanks to a lot of old cartoons, I recognize more old school stars than a lot of today's.
"Chitlins forever, y'all!"

Aha! Charlie The Dog, from Dog Gone South."

Correct! Charlie pretends to be a fallen soldier and shouts this while being carried back to Colonel Shuffle's place.

Thanks, Glowworm. Now for one pair of quotes that are perfectly timed:

"Now we just have to survive this blizzard."

"That's no blizzard. That's my sister."

Hint: Guy owns reindeer, and girl has sister who controls the weather.

Oh, now I get it. These lines come from Disney's Frozen, so the second line must come from Princess Anna. The first line comes from Whathisname, the muscular Gomer Pyle-like fellow that drives the sleigh pulled by one reindeer. I know the villain is Hans, also handsome and part of the palace court, but spoiled and an opportunist. Lars, maybe? Okay, wobbly head notwithstanding, Lars and Anna from Frozen, final answer.

Actually, OUB, the name of the reindeer owner is Kristoff. Still, I'll give you credit, and say good job. . Post away!

Nice. And since it's stupendously cold here in the Northeast, I figure to cheer myself up with this paeon to summertime:

"We're waiting for the clock to strike three. / When it's three o'clock, we'll be free.
"Then it's adios Looniversity. / Summertime is coming, finally."