The Cartoon Quote Game...

Instantly recognizable as the canine genius Mister Peabody and his boy Sherman, from the Jay Ward Productions of Peabody's Improbable History. The two are going through the Way-Back Machine (no relation to the current internet archive site) to visit Sir Walter Raleigh.

Sweet. That gives me an idea for another quote.

"Trizzle trazzle trozzle trome / Time for this one to come home."

Aha! A true no-brainer. That's Mr. Wizard the Lizard, reciting the incantation that rescues Tooter Turtle from his perils.

That's exactly the source, the mighty Mister Wizard giving the eager Tooter Turtle a taste of his fond desires. Also demonstrating the old African proverb, "When the gods wish to punish someone, they answer their prayers." Because poor Tooter didn't think these things through, he has to be rescued from his plight, with Mister Wizard reciting that incantation that undoes the adventure. Great memory of an older series, Em.

Thanks, OUB. Now for one that isn't nearly as old as that one:

"If you are looking for trouble, you found it."

Hint: The late, great author of "A Brief History Of Time."

Stephen Hawking who voiced in The Simpsons.

Yes, Saltyboot, it was he, from the episode "They Saved Lisa's Brain." You may post once again. Good job. .

Thanks!

"I just want to see... a little sunshine."
"But you're nocturnal, [...]. Your eyes barely open on a good day."

I took the name out.

Found it. It's Mole and Mr. Fox, from "The Fantastic Mr. Fox."

Yes, the mole's name is Phil and he's talking with Mr. Fox.

Thanks, Salty. Since time's running out on this holiday, I post this quote:

"I'm looking over a three-leaf clover that I overlooked bethree!"

Exactly right, Bill. Good job. . You may post the next quote.

Well, I knew from the first hint that it was Superman, but I wanted to wait and see if someone else would get it.