The Cartoon Quote Game...

Yes, Glowworm, that's it. Good job. . Take it away! For the record, he also sang it in "Winnie The Pooh And Tigger, Too."

Thank you.
Here's one.
"No accidents in the home, eh? You should never use a match to look in the oven."
"Oh fff-fiddlesticks."
"You should use a flashlight like so."
BOOM!
"Must've been a short in my battery."

That's Daffy and Porky from Fool Coverage. Daffy is trying to sell home accident insurance.

^^^ And two more times for "Tigger's Tune" in The Tigger Movie. Once, when that haywire tigger bounces onto the scene (apparently, he likes providing his own intro); and later, a very sad reprise after Tigger has realized that, as the only one, he'll never have parents or siblings or cousins or anybody. "I'm ... the lonely ... one."

Yes, this is Daffy Duck and Porky Pig from "Fool Coverage." Daffy is reprimanding Porky for using a match to look inside the oven for a screwdriver. (!) I always laughed at this part because the flashlight exploding is so unexpected.

Which brings up a question. Why was there a screwdriver in the oven?
Anyway,

"Oh, no! *hiccup*
I'm going to be incarcer...*hic*
I'm going to be incarcer..*hic*
I'm going to jail!"

Good question indeed! Then again, I've learned not to question the logic's of cartoons.

Hint: This character never drives drunk. But she was found in her husbands car upside down.

Another hint: She is married to a lazy drunk.

I don't want this to go unguessed, so here's another hint.

The husband works in a nuclear power plant and the wife has blue hair.

Got it at last. It's Marge Simpson, from "The Simpsons."

Yes, whew. Homer drove drunk and flipped the car. He then moved Marge from the passenger seat to the driver seat. Letting her take the blame.

Thanks, Salty. Now how about this untapped one?:

"You know something? You're a bright little lamp."

Oh, lamp = Lampy from The Brave Little Toaster. Haven't seen this one in ages. Kind of going by feel here: Toaster pays a compliment to Lampy as the five appliances prepare to trek to the city to find the Master.

Close, but it was actually the Air Conditioner who said it. Still, good job. . You may go again.

Cool. And from a frustrated window appliance to a frustrated husband:

"They keep finding new ways to celebrate mediocrity."

I found it! It's Bob Parr, AKA, Mr. Incredible, from "The Incredibles."

Correct again, Em. This is Bob Parr of The Incredibles, grousing about being discrete and mundane instead of being heroic and glorious to his wife, Elasti-Girl. In this case, it's Dash Parr, his son, "graduating" to the sixth grade. This is cause for celebration, apparently, among us ordinaries. Foo, in my grade school days, moving to the next grade was like dodging a bullet, since nobody wanted to flunk and repeat a grade.

Thanks, OUB. Now to think summer with these quotes:

"Fiji?"

"Think of the beaches."

"Beautiful-if you like mosquitoes."

Hint: This seafaring adventure from DreamWorks sank at the box office.