"(post-credits) Wow! It's amazing what you can find in the woods. A marble! And a boot! And oh, my, that's a scary-lookin' fella. Gosh! Maybe these are his things. You know, I better pick 'em up so they won't get broken. That's the last thing I would want. Whoa! [falls into the pit] Oh, my gosh! Is this a pit? I think I'm in a pit! Hello? Anybody up there? Oh, well. I sure hope that fella will be back soon."

"No worry! Take your time! Yum, yum!"

"And so, with just a little bit of help from a very good friend, Piglet was quite alright that Hallowasn't night. And he was quite alright for several nights thereafter. As we will be too. For as long as we remember that somewhere there's a forest, and bear named Winnie the Pooh."

"And so it was the most thankful day of Thanksgiving, for of all the things we've had or ever liked, the grandest thing we shall ever have is one another...or so it was said, by a bear named Winnie the Pooh."

"Well, thank you Christopher Robin! Thank you for taking the time to teach my friends and me how to rhyme! I know what rhymes with me; You!"

"Yeah, 'cause you're the number one counter in the whole Hundred Acre Wood!"

"So, I'm happy to report, and you'll be happy to hear, I'm taking life one game at a time. Of course, the job hasn't changed, but, news flash, the Nicelanders are being nice to me and that got me thinking about those poor guys left without a game. So here's what we did. We asked them to help us out on the bonus levels. I'm telling you, guys, we haven't been this popular in years, it's crazy. The gamers say we're "retro", which I think means "old but cool". Oh, and I decided that living in the dump wasn't making me feel very good, so I cleaned it up, built myself a little shack and a couple for the new guys, too. Well, with a little help from Felix. Oh, and guess who was the best man at his and Calhoun's wedding, that's right, my friends, old Ham Hands himself. Very elegant affair, you should've seen it, lot of grandeur, and not a single bug. Let's just say, some tears were shed. But I gotta say, the best part about my day is when I get thrown off the roof, because when the Nicelanders lift me up, I get a perfect view of Sugar Rush, and I can see Vanellope racing. The kid's a natural, the players love her, glitch and all, just like I knew they would. Turns out I don't need a medal to tell me I'm a good guy. Because if that little kid likes me, how bad can I be?"

"Come on Felix, let's get to work, buddy."

"(post-credits:) Oh no, why would I?! I like you! You guys still sticking around? Alright well, you're welcome to stay, there's not really anymore surprises but you know. Good luck getting that song out of your head it's a real ear wig. Anyway what else uh..."

"Buzz Lightyear, you are not worried, are you?"

"And they lived happily ever after...again."

"I'm so proud of you guys."

"The last number in our Fantasia program is a combination of two pieces of music so utterly different in construction and mood that they set each other off perfectly. The first is A Night On Bald Mountain, by one of Russia's greatest composers, Modest Mussorgsky. The second is Franz Schubert's world-famous Ave Maria. Musically and dramatically, we have here a picture of the struggle between the profane and the sacred. Bald Mountain, according to tradition, is the gathering place of Satan and his followers. Here on Walpurgisnacht, which is the equivalent of our own Halloween, the creatures of evil gather to worship their master. Under his spell, they dance furiously until the coming of dawn and the sounds of church bells send the infernal army slinking back into their abodes of darkness. And then we hear the Ave Maria, with its message of the triumph of hope and life over the powers of despair and death."

"Walt Disney described the art of animation as a voyage of discovery into the realms of color, sound and motion. The music from Igor Stravinsky's ballet, The Firebird, inspires such a voyage. And so we conclude this version of Fantasia with a mythical story of life, death and renewal."

"You're mine too Todd."

"And we'll always be friends forever, won't we?"

"That's it. Glide and pivot. Glide and pivot."

"Oh. We live! We live! Good story."

"I love Madellaine!"

"And I love Quasimodo!"

"Yeah, man!"

"No idea why I said that!"

"Are you sure they can handle this?"

"Lilo is a very persistent little girl!"

"(post-credits:) Hey. Maybe the Grand Councilwoman will let us go home with her this time. (the ship blasts off, leaving Earth) I'll get the wig."

"Mom would be so proud of you."

"Your majesty."

"Brother? I have a brother?! Hi there. I'm Kiara. I will take care of you...forever. Little one, let me tell you a story. A story of a great king."

"That's my girl. Samba? Ooh-wa, ooh-wa!"

"A gift from the heart is cherished and true. A present's the best when loves given too. So in the end, love is the reason that Christmas is more than a gift-giving season. It's a time with our loved ones to show that we care, When families and neighbors come together to share. So, this Christmas season, let us all do our parts To keep Christmas spirit alive in our hearts."

"Bravo, my friends! Our three heroes have finally made their dream come true. I think this calls for one more song!"

"So, at last, Mickey learned what he'd missed from the start. Bells and holly mean little without friends in your heart. The magic of Christmas has its rhyme and its reason. We hope you and yours have a most joyous season."

"[post-credits:] Didn't help me though, did it? Still upside down here. Just need a little push. Can we be real? If my name was Sebastian and I had a cool Jamacian accent, you'd totally help me. You would. You know you would."

"Hey, yo, where's my masseuse? Saving China gives me knots you wouldn't believe."

"George, dear!"

"Come on, Tink. Let's go home."

"Let's go home."

"I sure wish we'd have taken the train."

"Yes, we are."

"Hey, promise me one more thing?"

"Absolutely. [kisses Rapunzel good night] Good night, Rapunzel."

"Good night, Eugene."

"That, my friend, is a Tarzan."

"Wherever they go, and whatever happens to them on the way, in their enchanted place on top of the forest, a little bear will always be waiting."

"And so another adventure came to a happy ending in the Hundred Acre Wood."

"Now this isn't quite the end of adventure for us? So, don't go away. Our friend, Gopher will be along in the moment to show you how to draw our favorite bear Winnie the Pooh."

"Not bad! But it could've used a few more jingly bells."

"You still worried?"