Daffy Duck: [after his parachute is turned into an anvil and he crashes to the ground, he is beating on the anvil with a hammer and babbling a passage from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's: The Village Smithy] "Under a spreading chestnut-tree, The village smithy stands; The smith, a mighta-ty man is he, With strong and sinewy..." [while he is doing this, the anvil is erased and is replaced with a WWII type bomb pointing straight up. After a few more hits, the bomb explodes] Daffy Duck: ...H-Hands... [Daffy finally shakes himself off] Daffy Duck: All right. Enough is enough. This is the final, the - the very, very last straw! Who's responsible for this? This... I demand that you show yourself! Who are you? Huh? [as he's venting, a doorway with an open door is drawn around him, then the door is pushed closed by the eraser] - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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Daffy Duck: [after the island paradise disappears] Buster, it may come as a complete surprise to you to find that this is an animated cartoon, and that in animated cartoons they have scenery, and in all the years I've... [as he's venting, he is slowly being erased from feet up and is silenced when his face is erased] Daffy Duck: All right wise guy, where am I? - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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Daffy Duck: [artist has re-drawn him as a weird flower-like creature] That's strange. All of a sudden I don't quite feel like myself. Oh, I feel all right, and yet I... I uh... [sees himself in a mirror] Daffy Duck: EEEEEK! YOU KNOW BETTER THAN THAT! - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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Daffy Duck: [in a rage] ... And I've never be so humiliated in all my life! - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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Daffy Duck: [is redrawn as a sailor] Hmm. Sea picture, eh? I always wanted to do a sea epic. Now, Mr. Rembrandt, if you'll kindly oblige with a little appropriate scenery. [the animator paints a seascape, but no boat for Daffy to stand on] Daffy Duck: [singing] Over the sea, let's go, men. We're shovin' right off, we're shovin' right off... again? [falls into the sea] - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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Daffy Duck: [looking at corny background] That's dandy! Ho-Ho that's rich, I'll say! [yells] Daffy Duck: Now how 'bout some color, stupid? [Artist draws Daffy in wild, polka-dot colors] Daffy Duck: [in a rage] Mmmmp... [rants wildly] Daffy Duck: Not me you slop artist! - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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Daffy Duck: [on an island in the distance] Hey, come here! Come here! Give me a close-up. A close-up! [film frame contracts around Daffy] Daffy Duck: This is a close-up? Daffy Duck: [screaming] A close-up, you jerk! A close-up! [camera zooms up to an extreme close-up of Daffy's blood shot eyes] Daffy Duck: Thanks for the sour persimmons, cousin. - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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Daffy Duck: [sings] Daffy Duck he had a farm, E... I... E... I... O. [scenery changes] Daffy Duck: And on this farm he had an *igloo*, ee... ayyy... ee... ayyy... dohhh? - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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Daffy Duck: [to second Daffy] Listen bud, If you wasn't me, I'd smack you right in the puss. Daffy Duck: Don't let that bother you, Jack. Daffy Duck: Okay, buddy, you asked for it. - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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Daffy Duck: All right, let's get this picture started. [Iris out to THE END title card] Daffy Duck: [screaming] NO! NO! - Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

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