The Cartoon Quote Game...

Told ya I wuz hopeless. Still, it's nice to hear fathers doting on their kids; good pick, Em. *thumbs up*

I have a quote ready to go.

"Artistic talent runs through my family. In fact, it practically stampedes."

Hint? Ok.

This character is from a movie with Pooh.

Another Google-able quote.


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Found it. It's Owl, from "Winnie The Pooh."

Yes, Owl said that in the 2011 movie.

Thanks, Salty. Now for what may be one of the simplest quotes of all time:

"Raspberry red, lemon yellow, orange orange!"

The original three colors of the corn-based breakfast cereal Trix, as swooned over by the Trix Rabbit. Of course, Madison Avenue children are perfect meanies that won't share. "Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids,"

Yes, OUB, that quote could only be spoken by the Trix Rabbit. Good job.
You go again. Incidentally, it was 40 years ago that he actually got to have a bowl of the coveted cereal due to an overwhelming vote.

I liked him, even voted myself when I was a li'l squibber.

"So, this is where all our profits go."
"Don't start that again."

Hint: one's a delivery specialist, the other's an adminstrator. Neither is human, though they sound and function like an old married couple.

Sorry, still having a hard time with this one.

Oh, then perhaps I should mention where this exchange occurs: Cape Suzette.

Obviously, these characters are from "Talespin," but I can't find the right ones.

Watch out, I'm gonna throw another brick.

Baloo, and Rebecca Cunningham.

That's no brick; that's dead on target. The quote is from Disney Television's Talespin series, specifically the episode "It Came From Beneath The Sea Duck." Baloo and Kit Cloudkicker come to Rebecca's penthouse apartment with the built-in waterfall on assignment. Baloo gets to be luggage boy while Rebecca goes shopping, while Kit is charged with watching the danger-prone Molly. Baloo takes in one good eyeful of Rebecca's domicile and remarks, "So, this is where all our profits go." Rebecca, not wanting to rehash an old argument, responds with, "Don't start that again." Apparently, it isn't enough for a single parent to sustain a nice home for the child; Cape Suzette's child welfare mavens insist on luxury accommodations. There's a whole different standard for orphans, however.

Excellent. This one I actually wanted to use a few days ago.

"Hey kid. You need help."

This was said when two characters met for the first time, and the kid was in a bad mood.

Ironically, this is related to OUB's character.

Been a while since I've watched the pilot series, but I'll lob a brick anyway, because that's my trademark. Baloo to Kit Cloudkicker from the arc episodes of "Plunder And Lightning." Kit has recently escaped from the Iron Vulture, and is desperate to get to Cape Suzette. He actually clings to the outside of the Sea Duck in flight, until Baloo notices the death-defying hitchhiker and lets him in through the window. "Need help" is a comical understatement for anyone clinging to the outside of an aircraft.