I'll Kill You!: Difference between revisions

* '''[[The Thrawn Trilogy|C'baoth]]''': "You will die for that, Mara Jade. Slowly, and in ''great pain''."

** In the radio drama of the [[Novelization]] of part of the [[Dark Forces Saga]], Captain Thrawn, a nonhuman having to work with a xenophobic commander says this.

'''Thrawn''': "Oh, and Commander, if I ever find out that your bigotry is affecting your performance, I'll have your carcass ejected with the next garbage load. Understood?" }}

* A ''[[National Lampoon]]'' ''O.C. and Stiggs'' story had Stiggs making the case for a trip to Mexico by describing the primal immediacy of life there: "'Give me that Kit-Kat, Ernesto, or I will kill you', they say."

* Done twice on [[Red Dwarf]]. When a dead crew member is brought back as a hologram, everyone is reminded that Holly can only sustain one hologram at a time. "So if you die, I'll kill you!" In the episode where Lister and co. are made to believe that their experiences on Red Dwarf had been a game, they watch others play the game. Kochanski scolds Lister for taking so many risks to rescue her and tells him if he does it again, she'll kill him. He responds with a [["Shut Up" Kiss]].

* ''[[The Prisoner]]'', with the twist that Number 6 knows that he's too valuable to kill.

Number 2: "You're dead." }}

* Done only once in ''[[Only Fools and Horses]]'': in the episode "And The Unlucky Winner Is ..." Rodney finally snaps, and after being dangerously calm and polite, unleashes this line:

* ''[[Cave Story]]''. Real conversation snippet {{spoiler|after Balrog force-feeds Toroko red flowers}}.

{{quote|'''King''': ''YOU!'' You're the Doctor!

'''King''':'' '''I'll kill you!!''' '' }}

* ''[[No More Heroes]]: [[No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle|Desperate Struggle]]'' has a suitably epic line spouted by Travis before the final boss fight.

{{quote|'''Tito:''' All right, Frankie, that's it! You've insulted my pride! That means ''death''!}}

* The ''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'' episode ''Legends Of The Dark Knight'' had a sequence taken from Dark Knight Returns that used this phrase.

'''Batman''': Alright, son. Show me. }}

* In ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'', Katara goes berserk after finding the soldier who killed her mother. How berserk? ''She stops the rain.''