Get some sleep, you need to be well rested for tomorrow.
SkippyWhy, what're we doing tomorrow, Aunt Slappy?
Napping all day if I have anything to say about it.
A character in Animaniacs
Played by Nathan Ruegger
Animaniacs · 261 quotes
6th most-quoted character in Animaniacs: in 27 of its 261 quotes
Most scenes with: Slappy (26), Dover Boys (4), Yakko (3)
Get some sleep, you need to be well rested for tomorrow.
SkippyWhy, what're we doing tomorrow, Aunt Slappy?
Napping all day if I have anything to say about it.
["The Who" is playing on Stage] Skippy, what's the name of the Band, playing on Stage?
SkippyWho.
The name of the Band.
SkippyWho.
The Band, playing on Stage.
SkippyWHO!
THE BAND!
SkippyNo Aunt Slappy, "The Band" performs later, "WHO" is on Stage!
You tell me.
SkippyWho.
The name of the Band.
SkippyWho.
The Band playing on Stage.
SkippyWho.
THAT's WHAT I WANNA KNOW!
Ooh, candy corn!
SkippySpew!
Hey, they're better than the corns on my feet!
SkippySpew and a half!
SkippySo you're skipping your plastic surgery, Aunt Slappy?
Eh, I'll keep my wrinkles. I earned every one of em.
SkippyBut what about your comeback?
Forget it. If I have to change my appearance, it's not worth doin'. Skippy, I've learned that looks aren't everything. It's the beauty in your heart that's really important.
SkippyGee, aunt slappy, you sound like an afterschool special.
You're right, I take it all back.
[After "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy Op. 71 a Andante ma non troppo" from "The Nutcracker Suite" leaves both Slappy and Skippy dazed...]
Hold it! Stop the music there! [the music stops] What's with the sappy music and the dancing? I don't do pathos and I can't dance, don't ask me. [to Charlton Woodchuck] Wait a minute. You look familiar. Unappealing, but familiar.
SkippyAunt Slappy, that's the director, Charlton Woodchuck.
BAYNARTS! [slaps him on the back] What're you doin' here, you ol' son of a hack?
It's "Charlton". It's written in my contract that when I was old enough, I would get to direct.
Yeah, Skippy has the same deal.
Skippy[dressed like Steven Spielberg] Love you, babe, but we're losing our light.
[taps the script] What's with six minutes of opening a walnut?
Don't you see? It's a parable about man against nature. The nut represents the struggle to achieve our goals.
[tears up the script] There! My goal is achieved!
[sighs] Let me put it this way, Sloppy.
It's "Slappy", Baynarts!
That's "Charlton". Either you do this script, or you don't get paid.
[Slappy goes nose to nose with Charlton, glaring...then grins winningly, complete with cash register sound]
Hit it, maestro!
[At the end of the cartoon, after finally getting the shell to open...]
Hey, von Stroheim! There's no nut inside this shell!
Yes, exactly, it's the emptiness of our existence! That's symbolism, that's metaphor!
Yeah, but that's not comedy! [stuffs Charlton into the nutshell] Now there's a nut inside!
SkippyNow that's comedy!
You're adorable, but that's my line!
[dazed while seeing three Skippys] Well, if it isn't Huey, Dewey and Louie. I haven't seen you guys since Daisy Duck's bat mitzvah. [thud]
Skippy[to the camera] Guess Aunt Slappy needs a little lie-down.
[wearing a coach's hat] I'd like to say how very happy I am to be here. I'd also like to be stuck on a deserted island with Morey Amsterdam. But I'm not. I didn't ask for this job, and in fact, i'm missin' a Ricki Lake episode, I'm talkin' sacrifice here! Actually, I'm doin' it for my nephew Skippy.
Skippy[hugs Slappy] You're the greatest, Aunt Slappy!
Coachin' does have it's small rewards.
SkippyYou're not gonna sing, are you?
For the sake of the show, no!
SkippyPhew. What a relief.
Hey, hey! Like you're Pavarotti? I'm outta here there.
But Grandmama Maple, what about my problem?!
You figure it out. Nothin' I'd say in this picture makes any sense anywhay. [leaves with Skippy]
[arrives] Um, excuse me. [Dot turns around, does a wild take and bounce around the tree before landing flat on the stump] I'm sorry. Did I frighten you?
No, just overreacting.
[holds out his hand] I'm John Smith.
Oh, I bet you tell that to all the hotel clerks. [pointing at John Smith's hand] What's that all about?
A handshake is how we say, "Hello".
[smiling suggestively at him] Would you like to see how we do it?
Goodnight, everybody!
Why, yes.
Hellooooooooo, Mel! [kisses him]
[wiping his mouth] Yuck! [sees Dot literally painting the forest and flowers] What are you doing?
Painting the colors of the passing wind.
[pops out of the bushes] Did you say "passing wind"?
[shakes Wakko] PLEASE! PLEASE, I BEG YOU! LET US NOT GO THERE!
Okay.
[Dot laughs offscreen]
Hello, Nurse!
Uh...
I am NOT Trying to be annoying.
[in Spanish accents] AI!
I act like a nut, so they call me Macadamia.
I dance like a klutz on a show called Animania.
Am I a cutie? Absolutie!
And a beauty, you can bet your patooty!
But if you touch me, or even get near me,
I'll have you arrested...Do you hear me?
Dot is a nut, so they call her Macadamia.
She's cracked in the head and kooky in the brainia.
Each line in this song sounds pretty much the same-ia.
Oy, Macadamia!
Duh!
[in Spanish accents]
¿Donde que vas a Lerendo Macadamia?
Hoia que paste le grande Crack O' Crania.
Qui a coupé le lege we abstaenia.
Oy, Macadamia!
[Wakko belches]
Now, please, don't mention my brother, the one they call Wakkorino!
[Wakko belches again. Overdubbed harmony plays in the background]
He's always burping every hour, so I threw him out of the tower!
[Wakko yells; laughs]
Now, come on! What did you want me to do? He was grossing me out! And I'm just a cute little thing, so don't cross me!
She's cracked like a nut, so they call her Macadamia.
Whenever she gets mad, you'll experience pania.
Cuts and bruises you will sustainia,
Oy, Macadamia!
Narf!
[in Spanish accents]
Lava tus manos, por favor, Macadamia.
The world is the goal for Pinky and the Brainia.
[in her Spanish accent] Otra vez on y vas the repetitive refrainia...
Oy, Macadamia!
Yes!
[Break it down now!]
Don't hate me because I'm cute!
[Pesto beats up Squit]
Ow!
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Oy, Macadamia!
SkippySpew!
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Oy, Macadamia!
Bacawk!
[Dot laughs. Skippy laughs. Pinky laughs. Minerva Mink, Hello Nurse, Skippy, Pinky, and Dot laugh]
[spoken] I don't get it. What's the joke?
Uh...
Uh...
I'm a nut who's known as Macadamia.
But you can call me by my other nameia.
Louisa Francesa Banana Fana Bo Besca.
Or just plain "Dot", the name I flirt to.
But if you call me "Dottie", I'll have to hurt you!
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Oy, Macadamia!
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Mac M-Mac, Mac Mac, Macadamia,
Oy, Macadamia Nuts!
SkippyThis has been the worst day ever in the whole wide world.
You mean Mel Brooks made a sequel to Robin Hood: Men in Tights?
Skippy[still tired] Aunt Slappy, the lights are back on.
Skippy[now awake] This has turned into a comedy routine, without the comedy. [climbs through the window] For the love of Peter Potamous! It finally happened! Some no-good development demolished our forest and put buildings all over it!
SkippyThat's awful!
I'll put a stop to this.
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