The Cartoon Quote Game...

Here's one from something I watched last night.
"Man, like he had a bad trip."

Hint--these are the ONLY spoken words said in this short--and not by either of the main characters who talk in all of their other shorts. Here, they are completely silent except for the bad character constantly breaking into bouts of diabolical laughter every time he harms the good character.

One more clue: This is from perhaps one of the most obscure series of theatrical shorts from The Depatie-Freleng studio. A hippie takes on a hater.

I'd say it's someone from Roland and Rattfink.

Indeed. It's from "Hurts and Flowers." This is the second Roland and Rattfink short. Neither Roland nor Rattfink talk in this one--although Rattfink does laugh a lot. The quote belongs to a hippie who has been playing along with Roland some music who has just witnessed Rattfink's death.

Incidentally, I now finally own that DVD collection. So happy!

Thanks, Glowworm. Now for another good one:

"I know about your little darts dipped in a drug. You're a fake."

Hint: He's confronting a "witch doctor" about his "voodoo."

Second hint: At the end of this episode, two boys refuse to kiss a girl after she kisses them.

Oh, I think I almost remember this one. It's the original series Jonny Quest, the episode about a native folk healer / witch doctor who likes to play his drums at all hours. The nasty fellow probably couldn't cure a hangnail, but his drumming is done to mask the sound of machinery that foreign subversives are running. Nosy fools that come snooping get zombie-ized by blowgun darts that the witch doctor claims are the result of a curse about treading sacred ground. Seriously, this fellow could be the inspiration for Andy Serkis' version of Smeagol.

Right, OUB. And the quote was by Dr. Quest. Good job. .

Goodie, not everything in my head is rust and cobwebs. And speaking of diabolical laughter:

"Aw, sure, I know. But aren't they all witches inside?"

That's Bugs Bunny talking about Witch Hazel! From Bewitched Bunny.

Yes, Salty, that's precisely where the quote originates. It's the exact cartoon that caused such a kerfuffle (in Australia, I think?) because some triggered mother felt that the line was so demeaning to females that it devalued her daughter somehow. I'll have to peruse ED to get the details, but yeah, a whinge-fest. Dang, everyone should know by now Bugs Bunny is a confirmed bachelor, like Leo D or George Clooney.

Hm, never heard of that particular kerfuffle. Some people.
Ah well, here's mine.

"Make mine a double-pasteurized milkshake, bartender... with a swami-yogurt chaser."

Found it. It's Daffy Duck, from "Drip Along Daffy."

Yep, that's it. Trying to be tough at the bar.

Thanks, Salty. And now, since Lent begins on Valentine's Day, here are the newest quotes:

"At least she treats me like I'm somebody."

"Yeah, well would she love you if you were nobody?"

Hint: The male's a fresh fish voiced by a Fresh Prince.

Oh, then that would make these quotes from Dreamworks Animation's Shark Tale. Will Smith provided the voice for Oscar, the tongue-scrubber at the whale wash. That'd be the first line. The second line must come from his girlfriend (girl-fish?) at the time, Angie. Now that Oscar is regarded as the local savior, though erroneously, he has attracted the attention of the seductive Lola.

Exactly right, OUB. Good job. . You may now post to your heart's content.