The Mystery Cartoon Character Game, ongoing.

Yes, indeed, Fluidgirl. You got it. So it's your turn again. Good job.

Let's see if I can come up with some good clues

1. I've been around for over eight decades

2. In 2001, I became a regular Hedda Hopper

3. I've had two boyfriends over the years. One is a stud, the other a dippy dog

Again, I know, but it's really about time someone besides me provided the answer.

Sorry, I genuinely don't know this one.

I'm not sure, but Clarabelle Cow?

I bet you you're right, Saltyboot. I just remembered that Goofy was originally called Dippy Dog, and he was sometimes paired with Clarabelle.

Yeah, Dippy Dog is what made me think of Clarabelle.

You got it, saltyboot. Definitely Clarabelle Cow. I've been watching episodes of "House of Mouse." Blame mein sister.

Heh, I think I used to tell my mother this rather amusing play on words where I kept describing Clarabelle with the most disgust I could muster "She's a COW!" (cow is slang for a rather ugly woman.)

Ok, here's mine.

I've been around long before I was animated.
I'm known to be a certain object, but my poem never stated what I am.
I'm also known for falling.

Sorry, but I really don't have it. This may be the toughest one yet.

Hmm. I think I know the rhyme, but the animated incarnation escapes me!

Here are more clues.

My origins were from a time in history where a cannon was placed on a wall next to a church during wartime.
Now, I am known to be an edible object.
I have been in several shorts and in an animated movie.

These clues have me more stumped than ever.

Humpty Dumpty--definitely Humpty Dumpty.

I didn't even have the right nursery rhyme - the first clues had me thinking "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (how I wonder what you are)"!

I had a feeling once I was away from the computer during the first set of clues. The second set verified it.

Yep, it's Humpty Dumpty.

First is self explanatory.
Humpty is known to be an egg, but his rhyme never said what he was.
He had a great fall.
His origins were from a large cannon placed on a wall next to St. Mary's Church in the Siege of Colchester.
Humpty was in some shorts like, Mother Goose Goes Hollywood, and the movie Puss In Boots.

You're up Glowworm.

Alrighty then.

1. I too am from a popular nursery rhyme.
2. While in the poem I am genuinely dead, in this version, I turn out to be alive and well.
3. It's a good thing too, because a bunch of innocents were going to get hung!

Ah, a perfect no-brainer. Cock Robin.