The Cartoon Quote Game...

Oh, didn't mean to let this one go this long; I got distracted by some artwork. This quote comes from Sinbad, Legend Of The Seven Seas. Sinbad and his pirate crew are whetting their appetites for bloodshed and conquest in preparation for boarding and raiding an armed merchant ship bound for Syracuse, Greece. Captain Sinbad has a map laid out where the pirates could find safe harbor to fritter away their spoils unbothered by lawmen. He's speaking to [blank], one of his trusted mates: a monkey-like fellow of small stature but enormous capacity to carry weapons. He functions a lot like Pockets of the Ant Hill Mob, but he's very tan, greasy and shirtless.

Yes, OUB, it's Kale and Sinbad doing the talking. Good job. . All yours.

Sweet. Well, since it's close to dinner time, here's a character belly-aching about his entree not being processed fast enough:

"What is taking so long? I want my Ranger pâté."

Hint: a non-human villain beset by diminutive adversaries demands his meal, pronto, despite having a waistline that's many meals ahead of schedule.

Aha! I think I found it. It's Fat Cat, from "Chip And Dale's Rescue Rangers."

Exactly, it's Fat Cat, the arch-nemesis of Disney Television's Rescue Rangers. The particular episode is "Adventures in Squirrelsitting." Fat Cat has captured the rangers and two squirrel hostages, and has dumped them into the mechanized processor that produces canned cat food. It seems the designers never conceived of live ingredients going into the hopper, which is how the Rangers survived the Conveyor Belt-O-Doom. Good sleuthing, Em.

Thanks, OUB. Now for a quote that ranks among the easiest of the easy:

"How dry I am. How dry I am. Nobody knows how dry I am. And I AM dry, too! I got cotton in my mouth!"

I'm back and ready to answer. It's Bugs from Bushy Hare. He sings/ says this while being carried away by balloons.

Spot on, Salty. Good job. . You may go again now.

Excellent.

"Remember the lovely princess who was bewitched into a deep slumber? Until her prince charming came to break the spell?”

“Come on, wake up, wake up! Ya lazy good for nothin’! Come on, wake up!”

This is from Foney Fables, a 1942 Merrie Melodies short. Here, the narrator introduces the story of Sleeping Beauty. Instead of a kiss, however, the prince shakes her awake and yells at her.

Yep, that is the one.

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Awesome.
This one's been on my mind lately.
"Mad scientist log, never reanimate a pants-less person. Especially if they're still alive."

Hint--spinoff of a show with a cow and a chicken

Incredibly enough, I found it. It's I.M. Weasel, from the episode, "I Am Franken-Weasel."

Correct, this occurs after accidentally "reanimating" the Red Guy who I.R. Baboon mistakes for a body. Weasel did say to bring back a fresh one.

Thanks, Glowworm. And speaking of fresh, I don't think there are quotes fresher than these:

"Just so you know, you're never going to be my dad."

"Hmm, I think I can live with that."

Hint: The male speaker is the "leading man" of a successful DreamWorks franchise other than Shrek.

Oh, yes. I forgot about this quote. I was going to answer yesterday.
It's Margo and Gru from Despicable Me.

Right, Saltyboot. You nailed it again. Good job. . Your turn now.