The only characters Myers could ever come up with were pathetic stick
figures with the words "Sarcastic Horse" and "Manic Mailman" printed on
them. And they stank.
-- Chester comments on Myers' talent,
"The Day the Violence Died"
figures with the words "Sarcastic Horse" and "Manic Mailman" printed on
them. And they stank.
-- Chester comments on Myers' talent,
"The Day the Violence Died"
Related:
- To Roger Myers, keep drawing, your moxie more than makes up for your
lack of talent.
Your pal, Chester J. Lampwick, September 3, 1919 ... - Bart: What a perfect plan. Now, Roger Myers will tell as just.
Myers: [announcing the studio's re-opening] And so... - Bart: You can't just go back to the gutter. You created Itchy,
you should be a millionaire. Chester: Ah, Roger Myers... - Dave: [in a wooden voice] Represented on this next float is Roger
Myers Sr.
who founded his company in 1921, and struck it big... - Hutz: Are you saying, _under oath_ Mr. Myers, that your father didn't
steal any of the characters associated with your studio?
Myers: Well, I don't think I _am_ under oath, but.... - Myers: So let's review. You two screwballs have just strolled in here
fresh from the sewer and given me a bunch of bulldink about
creating Itchy with no proof at all,
and you expect me to give you... how much? Chester... - Myers: Your honor, you take away our right to steal ideas,
where are they gonna come from? Her? [points... - Myers: I hope you're happy, kid; the studio's bankrupt.
You just killed Itchy & Scratchy. [closes the... - You will also notice Mr. Myers' name and copyright notice on the
original drawings of the other members of the Itchy & Scratchy family:
Brown-Nose Bear, Disgruntled Goat, Flatulent Fox, Rich...
