The Cartoon Quote Game...

Yes, that's exactly who it is.

You're up!

Thanks, Salty. Now for a quote that hasn't been done to death:

"Hey, man, you're ugly! And you're uglier than him! And you're Ugly, Part Three! Hey, you're Revenge Of The Ugly!"

That's the taunting of Ignacio Alonzo Julio Frederico de Tito the chihuahua from Oliver And Company, sniping at the dobermans Roscoe and Desoto during their pursuit of Fagan and company. The two dobermans cannot match the speed of Fagan's makeshift vehicle, and gradually lose ground. That is, until Sykes joins the chase in his ominous V-8 sedan, looking very much like the product of Satan Motors Corp.

Right on, OUB. Good job. . You may take the wheel now.

"Take the wheel?" Well, I know somebody that really wants to take the reins.

"A heavy tax shall be levied on all parasites and sponges, such as the elderly, the infirm, and especially little children."
[one Bronx cheer]

It's been four days, and even I can't figure this one out.

Oops, shame on me for going this long. Here's a dandy hint: the character's voice was provided by the late Vincent Price, being deliciously wicked as only he can.

Can't let this one go to Unguessed Land. It's Professor Ratigan, from "The Great Mouse Detective."

Yes, this is a quote from Professor Ratigan, arch-nemesis of The Great Mouse Detective, Basil of Baker Street. This villain has succeeded in replacing the Queen with a robot impostor, thereby elevating himself to ruling consort. The heavy tax edict is one of many "I'm in charge" proclamations that Ratigan foists on his subjects. Good on you, Em, for keeping this gleefully wicked character out of Unguessed Land.

Thanks, OUB. Now for these quotes:

"He talked me into it."

"I'm just a loud-mouthed schnook."

Hint: Rooster vs. dog plus little predator.

Oh, this'd be Barnyard Dog being dragged away to dinner by Henery Hawk. The li'l raptor isn't sure what a chicken looks like, so Foghorn Leghorn and Barnyard Dog point him in conflicting directions. Ultimately, Henery comes away with Dog, on the theory that anything edible counts as bagging a chicken.

Actually, those quotes were from Henery Hawk and Foghorn Leghorn himself, from "The Foghorn Leghorn."

Ouch, I almost want do-overs on that one. Too late now. And speaking of doing something again.

"Let's do it again!"
"Where did I get such a son?"

Hinting time: after a wild ride through city sewers that felt like the Flume of Doom, the main character wants another go. His mother, however, abhors near-death experiences, and asks the heavens how she could have spawned such a daredevil. They all fit in the sewers because they're much smaller than humans.

Still can't find it, even though I Googled it.

Oh, dear, I'm bad at picking these things. This is Fievel Mousekewitz and his mother from the sequel Fievel Goes West. They narrowly escape some marauding cats that drove them into the city's sewer system, including a terrifying spillway. For Fievel, this was an E-ticket ride; for Mama, it was a near-death experience. Somehow, most of the mice aggregate in a pool of sewage, where a marionette gives them a sales pitch to Green River out west.

Okay, this might be a better one, since the entire gag hinges on it.

"Hepl?"
"Oops, spelled it wrong."

Absolutely right, Bill. These quotes are from The Jetsons episode in which George Jetson gets assigned by his boss to keep an eye on Spacely's son while his Scout troop goes on an excursion on the moon. Fortunately, the boy came prepared: he has a flare gun that can spell out "help" in the moon's thin atmosphere one letter at a time. He came extra prepared when his first effort misspells the word as "hepl" by including a strike-through cartridge. The Crazy Prepared part is that last cartridge that appends the corrected "lp" in one shot. Must be a common misspelling to have a specialized cartridge like that.