The Cartoon Quote Game...

Thanks, OUB. Now how about this quote:

"Do you see this finger? I cut it opening a can of stupid dog food for your stupid supper. I hope you appreciate it. Besides that, it wasn't a finger. It was my THUMB!"

Sounds like Charlie Brown complaining to Snoopy.

Yes, and he did just that in "Snoopy Come Home," which turns 45 this year. Good job, Glowworm. .

Thanks. Never saw any of the Peanuts movies (aside from the Blue Sky one) but I've read enough comics to know that Charlie Brown has complained to Snoopy about fixing his supper on more than one occasion.
"Good dog, man!"

It's from a short based on the three little pigs--but dogs are substituted for the main characters.

Exactly. This results after the Southern wolf changes his pants and pets the still suspended bulldog on the pair he hangs up.

Aha! It must be Jerry, from "Anchors Aweigh."

Thanks, Bill. Now for a set of quotes from one that hasn't been tapped yet:

"Sir, I have seen you go through similar phases in 2016 and 2012 and 2008 and 2005 and 1997 and 1995 and 1992 and 1989 and that weird one from 1966."

"I have aged phenomenally."

This sounds suspiciously like all the iterations of Batman over the decades, so I'll say the first line is faithful butler Alfred speaking to Bruce Wayne / Batman. The Caped Crusader has gone through some changes across many adaptations, but implacable Alfred remains the immutable constant in all of them.

Right again, OUB. Good job. . These quotes are from the newest iteration of Batman from the block, "The Lego Batman Movie." Oddly, none of the Dark Knight's animated series or movies are mentioned. You get the next quote.

"I didn't order any Chinese laundry. Hmm, this writin's written rotten."

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

This is Popeye, from Popeye the Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves.

Yes, this is the mighty sailor man himself, Popeye. He's in Arabia (Bagdad, possibly?) and has been handed a menu printed in Arabic, normally read right-to-left. Popeye takes one look at it and mutters this line under his breath. You'd think someone who's traveled the globe so extensively would've picked up a few cultural clues, but nope. Not ol' Popeye. Good pinpointing, Salty.

"We interrupt this program to bring you a special news bulletin.
Flash! Country overrun by men from mars!
Millions of martians are landing in our fields!
Strange creatures are dropping from the stratosphere!
Crises in Washington! President asking people to be calm!
Everything's gone mad I tell ya!! Udderly mad!!
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Hint: This radio announcer is not really an announcer. He's playing a trick on his owner.