The Cartoon Quote Game...

Well, this must be Casper the Friendly Ghost, who'd normally want to make friends rather than scare people. However, ghosting is clearly a closed-shop deal: Casper must scare people, or lose his ghost powers.

Yes, OUB, that's it. The quote's from the short "Not Ghoulty," when he loses his ghostly powers as punishment for refusing to scare people. He gets them back by disguising himself as a ghost exterminator. Definitely one of his better moments.

So you go again. Good job.

All these lines are from the same character, rationalizing with himself.

"I can't believe it. My best friend." [brightens instantly] "But, ten thousand dollars! Justice must be served."

Unfortunately, I can't find this quote anywhere, not even on Google.

Hint: "best friend" really doesn't cover it. Even BFF falls short. This character and his shadow are inseparable, always being regarded as a pair. Peanut butter and jelly, doughnuts and holes, Abbott and Costello.

Oh, dear, no love for poor Dale from Disney's The Lone Chipmunks. This is in the early days before they became Rescue Rangers, and went around stark naked. Head-to-toe in chipmunk fur, of course, but still unclothed. When Chip's head pokes through a Wanted poster. Dale mistakenly believes his closest companion has turned Evil, and bemoans the news. For a New York minute. Then, he brightens at the thought of ten thousand dollars, and concludes that Chip is expendable after all.

Forgive me for never having seen that one.

That's okay. The only reason I saw it is that, at the time, I had a working Laserdisc player, and it came with an MCA Disc-O-Vision of three Chip and Dale cartoons. The Lone Chipmunks was one of these, plus one with "Apple core / Baltimore / Who's your friend?" mechanic, and one where the chipmunks borrow Donald Duck's model sailboat to attain an acorn laden oak tree on an island in the middle of a lake.

Is the next turn up for grabs? If so, I have one.

"Trick or treats come only once a year, and I missed it by sitting in a pumpkin patch with a blockhead! YOU OWE ME RESTITUTION!"

That crabbing comes from Sally Brown, kid sister to Charlie "I got a rock" Brown. Sally sat with her Sweet Babboo, namely Linus van Pelt, in a pumpkin patch on Hallowe'en, awaiting The Great Pumpkin. This alleged pumpkin would emulate Santa Claus, and bestow goodies on faithful followers every 31st of October. Which is pure delusional bunk, and poor Sally came away with nothing instead of a bagful of mooched swag. Girls tend to get irritable about that, Sweet Babboo-ness notwithstanding. From Charles Schulz' Peanuts television feature It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.

Correct, it's Sally griping at Linus after the no-show of The Great Pumpkin.

So, it's griping time, is it? Okay, I know somebody who specializes in that.

"Hate your hair. Not likely. Yikes. Yikes. Yikes. And let me guess: you have a great personality."

Didn't take long to find this guy. It's Emperor Kuzco, from "The Emperor's New Groove."

Yup, the royal matchmaker lined up seven cute muffins as potential brides for Emperor Kuzco. The royal brat, deliciously voiced by David Spade, zarches all seven in one cutting pass. Good tracking, Em.

Thanks, OUB. Now for one to send shivers down everyone's spine:

"I'm telling you brother, it's a frightful sight for what goes on Halloween night."

Brom Bones, from The Adventures of Ichabod. He's telling the story of the Headless Horseman to frighten Ichabod.

Yes, Salty, that's it. You go, girl. Good job.

Thanks, now here's another Halloween quote.

"Why bless my black-laced bloomers. A party!"

I found the answer, but again, will only post it if no one else gets it.

Just as I thought. It's the witch from "Witch's Night Out"