Cartoon Catchphrases--A Quiz

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[QUOTE=kaylasdad99]
No. Those were kd99-02.

About the Hercules character: Now that Face Intentionally Left Blank mentions it, Neusus might have used Newt as a nickname. And he was a centaur, not a faun or satyr.
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‘Neusus’ doesn’t ring a bell with me. I was referring to this old cartoon:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0271917/

“Newt”, the centaur, was one sidekick. Another centaur was “Tewt”, who IIRC couldn’t speak, but played panpipes to communicate. Even as a child, I thought it was odd that everyone understood what he was trying to say.

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Wow. I guess I must have conflated that Newt fella (“Hey, Herc! Hey Herc!” – every line of dialog was spoken twice) with Nessus (the mythological centaur who tricked Hercules’s wife into poisoning him with a cloak soaked in Nessus’s blood), and come up with Neuses.

The aging mind plays tricks on a man…

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[QUOTE=want2know]
17. “<name 1>!!” “<name 2>!!” “<name threeeeee>!!!”

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“Yippy!! Yappy!! Yahoooooooie!!!”

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Nope.

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[QUOTE=kaylasdad99]

kd99-03 “Now shut yer little bitty eyes, [Xxxxxx]. You shouldn’t oughta see what’s gonna happen to this [cat] [fox] [predator of the week].”
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Chopper (Yakky Doodle’s buddy)

JL #1 Crazy elephant!

JL #2 I’ll do the thin’in’ around here.

JL #3 As we say in Swahili. . . “Oops!”

JL #4 Here I come to save the day!

JL #5 Let’s you and him fight.

JL #6 Leonardo! . . .

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[QUOTE=Jeff Lichtman]
Chopper (Yakky Doodle’s buddy)

JL #1 Crazy elephant!

JL #2 I’ll do the thin’in’ around here.

JL #3 As we say in Swahili. . . “Oops!”

JL #4 Here I come to save the day!

JL #5 Let’s you and him fight.

JL #6 Leonardo! . . .
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Certainties:

JL #2 Quickdraw McGraw
JL #4 Mighty Mouse
JL #6 Clyde Crashcup

Shot in the Dark:

JL #3 Peter Potamus

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[QUOTE=kaylasdad99]

JL #3 Peter Potamus
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Everyone knows Peter Potamus’s catchphrase is:
“Did you get that thing I sent ya?”

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D2: “You wouldn’t hit a bat with glasses on, would you?”

Was the Vampire from a Bugs Bunny Cartoon… “abracapocus”

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[QUOTE=Dooku]
D1: “Thanks for the sour persimmons, cousin.”
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Daffy Duck.

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Both correct on the last two posts.

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What about “Zip, zam, zowie and swoosh!”?

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[QUOTE=kaylasdad99]
Certainties:

JL #2 Quickdraw McGraw
JL #4 Mighty Mouse
JL #6 Clyde Crashcup

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Yep, yep and yep.

[QUOTE=kaylasdad99]

Shot in the Dark:

JL #3 Peter Potamus
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Nope.

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Tengu is correct with “The Great Gazoo”

Ditto Hal Briston with Yippie, Yappee and Yahooieeee!

That leaves #15: “Turn it off, Fillmore!”

Hint: Line came after a bugle blowing.

Oh, and, IIRC, Hercules’ friend was Newton, a centaur. In any case, the answer is correct.

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[QUOTE=Jeff Lichtman]
JL #3 As we say in Swahili. . . “Oops!”
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Ape from “George of the Jungle”

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That leaves #15: “Turn it off, Fillmore!”

That would be Sarge to Filmore in Cars…

Fillmore’s response:

Respect the classics, man…

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[QUOTE=simster]
That leaves #15: “Turn it off, Fillmore!”

That would be Sarge to Filmore in Cars…

Fillmore’s response:

Respect the classics, man…
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Nope–lots older.

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[QUOTE=want2know]
That leaves #15: “Turn it off, Fillmore!”

Hint: Line came after a bugle blowing.
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Maybe “The Hunter” from “King Leonardo and His Short Subjects?”

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[QUOTE=Jeff Lichtman]
JL #3 As we say in Swahili, “Oops!”
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[QUOTE=want2know]
Ape from “George of the Jungle”
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I believe it was George himself, although you’ve planted a seed of doubt in my mind.

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I think D3 (“Now that there’s a well-built door”) is a wolf (unnamed?) from a Droopy Dog cartoon that was doing a take on The Three Little Pigs; only with Droopy & siblings instead of pigs.

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[QUOTE=Runestar]
I think D3 (“Now that there’s a well-built door”) is a wolf (unnamed?) from a Droopy Dog cartoon that was doing a take on The Three Little Pigs; only with Droopy & siblings instead of pigs.
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You are correct!