The Cartoon Quote Game...

Bugs Bunny from "Captain Hareblower." Sam throws a match into the powder room as revenge, but Bugs doesn't go after it, so Sam freaks out. Turns out, talcum powder DOES explode after all.

Glowworm, you win again. Good job. . Next quote's all yours.

One of my earlier childhood memories--although later on, I preferred "Buccaneer Bunny" to it. Similar concept--funnier plot.
"I've got it! Remember the story of the three bears? Well why can't we do the same thing? But when Goldilocks goes upstairs to sleep--WHAM!"

Yep, I've always been a bit concerned as to what they planned to do with Goldilocks after they beat the crap out of her. Were they going to eat her?
Also, Papa Bear's name is Henry.

Simple, my good man. It's Daffy Duck, from "Plane Daffy."

Thanks, Bill. Now for a real good one:

"That's the sack that broke the back of Gotron's gold ship."

Oh, I can almost see this one. It's Hanna-Barbera, I'm certain of that. Some villain has turned the locals into mining slaves, and has his oar-driven boat loaded with gold. As it rows out to sea, the fiend stands atop his hoard, gloating. Then, the flying hero comes along, and points out, "Hey, Gotron! You missed one." One last sack is flung at the villain, which knocks him down, and drives his body through his booty, and out the bottom of his boat. Naturally, the boat sinks, and all the gold with it.

Problem is, I can't remember which hero, so it's wild guessing time: Mighty Mightor. The quote would likely come from his precocious sidekick, or possibly that blonde chief's daughter whose sole purpose in life is to be captured by villains.

Sorry, OUB, but that's not even close to the right answer, aside from being an HB production.

Hint: She's a proactive wife and mom from another planet.

Final hint: This woman works closely with three extraterrestrial beasts, and a pair of blobs.

Well then, this has to be Tara, wife of Zandor, of the renowned The Herculoids. Therefore, it must've been Zandor riding upon the flying dragon Zok, that added the one-too-many sacks of gold to Gotron's ship in the episode "The Raider Apes."

Spot on with that answer, OUB, You get a golden opportunity to post a new quote. Good job.

Sweet. A little late with this one, but better late than never.

"What did I tell you? Moving Day."
"It can't be!"
"It most certainly can. I don't suppose you've packed."
"But what about Timmy? The chill in the air could kill him."
"Well, my child, that tractor surely will. For the last time, get your family out before it's too late."

Ah, this I know, but someone else should figure it out.

That's Auntie Shrew, and Mrs. Brisby.

Yes, it is, from Don Bluth's The Secret of NIMH. Since Monday 13 September 1937 is Don Bluth's birthday, I figured to cite his ground-breaking animated film.

Great! I have one question...

"Did you ever hear an elephant tap-dance on a tin roof late at night?"

Aha! It's the Awful DYNN, from "The Phantom Tollbooth."