Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas Quotes
2009 animated films, 2000s American animated films, Traditionally animated films, Animated Christmas films, Animated satirical films, American children's animated comedy films, Christmas comedy films, Direct-to-video animated films, Looney Tunes films, Films based on A Christmas Carol
Top Quotes
“Dee Bradley Baker - Road Runner”
“Billy West - Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd”
“Don’t you just love the holidays?”
“Tara Strong - Priscilla Pig, House Wife”
“June Foray - Granny as the Ghost of Christmas Past”
“Jim Cummings - Taz as the Ghost of Christmas Future, Gossamer”
“Maurice LaMarche - Yosemite Sam as the Ghost of Christmas Present”
“Who needs a white Christmas when you can have a green one instead?”
“For shame. For shame! Has your holiday spirit flown south for the winter?”
“Bob Bergen - Porky Pig, Tweety as the Ghost of Christmas Past, Speedy Gonzales”
“What is it with you and your daughter? You act like you're her father or something!”
“You have a firm grasp of guilt Mr. Ghost but you just don't understand the first thing about greed.”
“Joe Alaskey - Daffy Duck, Sylvester as Sylvester the Investor, Marvin the Martian, Foghorn Leghorn, Pepé Le Pew”
“I'm not afraid of ghosts. In fact, I'm not afraid of anything. Except perhaps low quarterly profit projections and personal intimacy.”
“Wikipedia: Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas”
“What say we use this time-travel gimmick of yours to hit last night's ninth race at the track? We put a boatload of money on a long shot named Limpin' Larry and walk away rich, huh?”
“'Tis the season to get wealthy
Moo-la-la-la-la la, greenbacks, cash
Money in a shiny bucket
I will add it to my growing [gets crushed by the slide doors] STASH!”
“[first lines; singing as he pops out of his burrow and blows snow away with a leaf blower] 'Tis the season to be jolly! Fa-la-la-la-la la-la-la-la! Merry Christmas, everybody! I know rabbits are more associated with Easter, but, me, I'm all about the winter holidays. If you ask me, there's no better time to come out of your own little hole and celebrate the spirit of giving with everybody you see.”
“[floating on his hover board, notices Wile E. Coyote at the vending machine and speaks into his megaphone] No eating on the job, Coyote. [Wile E gets sucked into the machine. The scene now shifts to Elmer Fudd, who's sleeping on a ladder. Daffy notices this and shouts into his megaphone] WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE, FUDD! [Elmer yells and falls off his ladder] ”