The Cartoon Quote Game...

I got a feeling it's from the Tom And Jerry short "The Truce Hurts."

Oooh, such a good feeling it is, too. Yes, this is the Truce as read by Butch the bulldog from the MGM cartoon The Truce Hurts. Diplomatic they ain't, but it did keep them from demolishing each other for half a day.

Thanks, OUB. Now forgive me for having tributes on the brain, but here goes:

"Well, we both bear a certain resemblance to Burt Reynolds."

Hint: He's the creepy, kooky patriarch of the clan.

Second hint: From one of two animated adaptations of a live action show that aired concurrently with "The Munsters."

Hm, nobody else glomped on this one. Okay, Hanna-Barbera Studios rarely let a live-action series go un-animated, so this'd be Gomez Addams from H-B's Addams Family series.

Right, OUB. Good job for nailing it. . Next quote's all yours.

And despite their "ookiness," the Addams would still be better neighbors than some I've known.

"No, I'd better not. I just might be in there."

Foghorn Leghorn from "Little Boy Boo." He and Egghead play hide and seek. Somehow, Egghead digs him up, even though he was clearly hiding in the feed box!

That's precisely where quote originates, Glowworm. How'd ol' Foggy get dug up out of the earth when he hid in the feed box, you ask? Well, by Isaac Newton physics, this can't happen. However, by Cartoon Physics: sure, why not?

Yeah, I've learned a long time ago not to question cartoons, but that bit is totally one of those "How in the world is that even possible?" moments. Cartoon logic be damned.

Anyhow, let's do this one.
"Look, I'm Woody! Howdy Howdy Howdy!"

Found it just now. It's Mr. Shark, from "Toy Story."

Yep, this is the Squeaky Shark from the first Toy Story movie.
Woody's been downgraded to Andy's toy bin. When he finally comes out for air, he realizes that his hat is missing. Guess who has it?

Thanks, Glowworm. Now let's see if anyone's familiar with these quotes:

"TIMBER!"

"You're supposed to yell TIMBER! BEFORE the tree falls down!"

Hint: One's a penguin who refuses to fail.

That's exactly who it is, Bill. Good job. . Can't remember the episode title; I just remember it had beavers in it. Anyway, you're up.

This is the "helpful" advice given by Super Chicken to his right-hand lion, Fred. Of course, it does nothing to help poor Fred, and is one of Super Chicken's Bad Boss tendencies. From the Super Chicken series by Jay Ward Productions.