The Cartoon Quote Game...

Thanks!

"Codename: The Jigsaw, because when he's faced with a problem, he goes to pieces."

It's the narrator from "Danger Mouse," describing Penfold.

Yes, that is right. Take it away!

Thanks, Salty. Now for something completely different:

"Old Mother Hubbard must have built this ship. I can't even find a bone."

Hint: Boy trapped aboard abandoned ship with a deadly sea monster.

Second hint: This boy also discovers the cook hiding in the icebox.

Since there's obviously no love for this tasteless quote, I'll post the answer. It's Jonny Quest himself from the episode "The Sea Haunt."

Might as well post a no-brainer:

"That's my soft spot. Dames crying. So she thinks I'm her baby. I'll play along with the gag. All right, lady. Turn off the waterworks....mother."

Easy as pie. That's Bugs Bunny in, Gorilla My Dreams.

Good job, Saltyboot. . You win again, so you got yourself a brand new quote.

And a quote I shall go.

“I'm on an assignment. I have to find out who's stealing those mansions.”
“I think the Chief meant that someone's stealing things from the mansions.”

Helmets on, I'm lobbing bricks again. It's a weakness of mine.

Inspector Gadget and Penny from DiC Entertainment's Inspector Gadget series.

Yes, you hit the nail right on the head!

How 'bout that, a random lob scores a goal. I suppose every sport and game has one of those, somewhere down the line. In football, it's called the Hail Mary.

Maestro, gimme a bouncy C:

"Deep, deep, the trouble you're in.
"I've thrown you to the sharks, and you can't swim."

Oopsie, better give a goodly hint. This line is sung, on stage, by a chanteuse. She was promoted from chorus girl on the spot, because her amoral manager wanted to distract his star performer. He got distracted, all righty.

I found it. It's Goldie the pheasant, from "Rock A Doodle."

Yes, this is Goldie Pheasant, sent by the sneaky Pinkie to seduce Chanticleer so that the rooster's old farm associates have zero chance of making contact with him. At first, Goldie is a seething jealous bird, but somehow she warms up to Chanticleer, and the two hit it off.

Thanks, OUB. Now on Superbowl Eve, I present this unused, overlooked quote:

"My dear fellow, I did not go to college to play football."

Hint: A pooch who goes to dog college, and whose name sounds like the author of "Cyborg--" the book that inspired "The Six Million Dollar Man" and "The Bionic Woman."

Here I go with the bricks again. Kindly forgive the dented helmets.

Mister Peabody, canine genius, inventor, enterpreneur, and historian. Part of The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle by Jay Ward Productions. Built and runs the Way-Back Machine, which always operates flawlessly. Shares his name with the Peabody Award for excellence in broadcasting.