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Every action has consequences. Some actions or goals have particularly nasty consequences, or are so exhausting and stressful to achieve... so unpleasant that the character has to ask him or herself, Was It Really Worth It? For most fictional characters, the answer is yes. Especially if the end result is funny. This Stock Phrase is usually said after a character does something that they really, really shouldn't have, but the opportunity was too good to pass up. Laser-Guided Karma kicks in and the ogler/vandal/thief ends up incarcerated or suffering Amusing Injuries. But the character cheerfully pays this price: it was Worth It. This trope can also be Played for Drama if a character has gone through absolute hell but did it to achieve a goal they badly wanted. The stress and exhaustion of doing something for a loved one like a child or a close friend may also be worthwhile if that loved one is happy and grateful for the outcome. See also Spoof Aesop. If they probably won't be around to say this afterwards, an alternative is I Regret Nothing. Occasionally coincides with I'm Going to Hell for This. Compare All Men Are Perverts, which says that for a man, the possibility of getting sex is always Worth It, no matter how microscopic that possibility may be, or how difficult, costly, or agonizing "It" is. No Real Life Examples, Please! noreallife |
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In Ansem Retort, after it's shown that Aerith totally has Axel whipped, Axel turns to the group, and warns them that if a single one of them makes the whip noise, he will figure out a way to kill them with a flower necklace. Riku makes the noise. Axel hangs him. With the necklace. Apparently, Riku thinks that it was worth it. | |
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The Penguins of Madagascar: one episode ended with the world buried in ice after Skipper told Kowalski to make something less dangerous like a snow cone machine. We see Skipper yelling with despair about how Kowalski "finally did it", and Kowalski then shows up and says "but you've gotta admit, these are good snow cones" after scraping some ice off the ground. Skipper's response? "right, totally worth it". | |
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In Narbonic, Dave has this attitude towards dating Helen. | |
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In Genshin Impact, Klee has a habit of using her bombs to fish, which often results in the Knights of Favonius putting her in solitary confinement. In one of her idle lines, she says that it's worth it because the fish gathered through that method just taste that good. | |
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"Thrash Unreal" by Against Me! is about a middle aged ex-junkie who is stuck in a dead end minimum wage job, has a daughter who hates her and is likely going to be a repeat of her mistakes, and is desperately trying to get boys half her age to sleep with her. The closing lines of the song? | |
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The Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode "Spectacle" featured a criminal who deliberately invoked Missing White Woman Syndrome by having a girl kidnapped and raped so that the police would be forced to pay attention to him and his demands. Namely, he wanted to force them to investigate what happened to his little brother, who had been kidnapped years ago. After the police comply they learn the kidnapping and rape was all a ruse, and the girl playing the victim was in on it from the start. When confronted on this, he simply states that he doesn't care what the consequences are because he got what he wanted: his brother found and rescued. In the episode "Users," Huang treats a druggie with an illegal drug to make him lucid enough to testify against his dealer. When the dealer threatens to report Huang, he said he already reported himself, got a one-month suspension, and that it was worth it. |
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In '90s X-Men this was Gambit’s entire attitude to the danger of getting physical with Power Parasite Rogue. | |
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In I Was Kidnapped by Lesbian Pirates from Outer Space!!!, two of the Lesbian Pirates From Outer Space voice this opinion while running from a god's harem where their companions are all being killed for being naughty with the sun god's girlfriends. | |
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Awkward Zombie has a Kingdom Hearts strip in which Sora built the Gummi ship entirely out of guns, making it totally unsuitable as a ship. | |
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A Blade Bunny guest strip discusses other animal/ninja hybrids. The praying mantis ninja girl is rejected due to a headless man holding a sign saying Worth It. | |
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The Whiteboard: Was getting socked for sneaking a kiss from Sandy worth it? According to Swampy, "Oh God yes". For the sake of an April Fools' Plot, apparently sneaking in a look at Pirta in the shower wasn't worth it to Roger and Doc. |
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Cheers: Cliff tricks Carla into being nice to him by making her think he's a judge in a waitressing contest and humiliating her by having her give him foot massages. She naturally finds out and Norm states that Cliff is dead meat. Cliff invokes the trope. Implied when the freezer at Melville's broke and John Allen Hill offered the possibly spoiled seafood to the Cheers barflies at all-you-can-eat for $2. He openly admitted that if the food had gone bad they could experience symptoms ranging from nausea to death. |
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The Simpsons: A fairly sweet example occurred in a flashback episode where Marge and Homer were describing how they met. They had detention together, and Homer kept on introducing himself to Marge despite Principal Dondalinger giving him more detention with every word he spoke. Finally he got to the last word of his sentence, and then bellowed at Dondalinger "It was worth it!" In a later episode, Nelson had the same sentiment when laughing at Bart subsequently led to him crashing his bike into a tree. Another example involving Nelson was where he messed Bart's science project - a model of the human digestive system - causing the entire school bus to overflow with goo. Played straight and cynically lampshaded in "Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy", which features this exchange when Lisa sees only one girl has bought the new Lisa Lionheart doll. |
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In Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., episode "Providence," Garrett lies his way into an enemy base and then almost immediately blows his cover, by effectively bragging to the enemy's face about how he did it. When called out on it, he says, "It was too good a line." | |
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In Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Former Agent Simmons says this after being threatened with arrest after snogging his (politically very powerful) ex-girlfriend in the post-victory elation. | |
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The Outbursts of Everett True: One strip has Mr. True being fined $50 by the police (which was a lot of money in the early 20th century, hundreds of dollars at least in today's money) for assaulting an officer. As he leaves the station, he says to himself "It was worth the money! Any officer that gets abusive with newsboys and peddlers ain't fit for the force." | |
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"Float On" by Modest Mouse features this: | |
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In the Miraculous Ladybug fic Cherry Cream Pie, Ladybug finds out that Cat Noir has known about her true identity for a while and exploited the knowledge to flirt with her, so she kicks him with Super-Strength. As he sails through the sky, he yells that he has no regrets. | |
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Nurse Jackie has one in early season 2. In an operating room, Thor is blasted by Dr. Cooper for not paying attention. Later, Jackie confronts him, explaining that Thor is diabetic. Thor stands awkwardly while Dr. Cooper hugs him in apology. As the doctor walks off, Thor chimes happily in with "Totally worth it!" | |
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In a Castle chapter, Beckett and Castle find a witness breaking all the things that belong to her ex-husband, whom she has just divorced. When the ex arrives, he starts breaking her things. Beckett tells them that, if any of them breaks another thing, she will arrest them. Gilligan Cut to the couple arrested, and the woman proclaiming it was worth it. | |
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Another Looney Tunes example: in the Pepe Le Pew cartoon "Wild Over You", Pepe mistakes a painted wildcat for a female skunk. After being mauled repeatedly, Pepe invokes this trope: | |
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012): During the third season finale, the Foot Clan and the Turtles form an Enemy Mine to stop the Triceratons from destroying the Earth. At a crucial moment, however, Shredder literally stabs Splinter In the Back, killing him and dooming the world. While Tiger Claw is horrified, Shredder takes the time to gloat over finally beating Splinter: | |
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A Diplomatic Visit: In chapter 2 of the sequel Diplomat at Large, Twilight manages to get herself banned from ever setting hoof in Byzantion again after "invading" it and solving the griffons' debt issues. She considers it well worth it. | |
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A couple of non-comedic examples in The Night Unfurls. Chapter 3, original version: Celestine muses how she and Olga came into blows over the fate of humanity long ago, which resulted in a centuries-old war, plus the shattering of their friendship. At present, the war is finally over, and a new one would begin soon courtesy of the Black Dogs, but Olga is by her side now — it is ultimately worth it in the endnote Her narration remarks, "She would not had it any other way", but the context remains. Chapter 2, remastered version: Kyril recalls the time where he defeated Ludwig, a Knight In Shining Armour who went through a Face–Monster Turn, and is bequeathed by him the Holy Moonlight Sword. He believes that lying to him during his last moments was worth it. |
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In TOME, during the Gemini Tournament, Saturn-Diva gets continuously annoyed at Foreva making random references during the fights. When she had enough of it, she decides to take Foreva out of the fighting area along with her, yelling "totally worth it!" as they both fall out of the arena. | |
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Invoked in the Highlander TV series when the evil Kalas taunts Duncan with knowledge of a computer set up to email out the entire Watcher database to every news agency in the world unless Duncan lets himself be killed. Ultimately a Deus ex Machina preserves the status quo: Duncan and Kalas fight on the observatory platform of the Eiffel Tower, and the tower's radio antenna amplifies the lightning of the Quickening when Duncan kills Kalas. The lightning causes power outages all over Paris, and shorts out Kalas' computer. | |
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Varric considers it to have been worth the trouble in Dragon Age: Inquisition when, upon finishing the next book in his Old Shame Swords and Shields romance serial, he sees Cassandra's reaction to being given a sneak peek pre-editing copy. | |
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Apparently fifty years before the story, Harry Potter had sex with a triathlete which, due to the numerous dangerous chemicals in his body, gave her a heart attack and minor neurological damage. After waking up in the hospital, she insisted it was worth it. | |
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Evangelion 303: Shinji and Asuka got together in chapter 5. In chapter 6 Shinji reflects about the undefined and ambiguous status of their relationship and how sometimes he gets exasperated and fed up with Asuka's bossy, temperamental attitude... and he concludes it is more than worth and he would not trade it for anything in the world. | |
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This Bites!: Cross' opinion of the scary story prank he pulled on the rest of the crew and their guests, even if it got him mobbed and beaten up afterward. Just like he wanted. Cross and Soundbite say this as they hang out of Rocketman's window, in response to Nami's criticism that they'll die. |
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In Oblivion, Beech confidently states that he would gladly accept a one-way trip if it meant getting to see the look on Tet's face moments before it's destroyed, and he gets his wish. | |
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In Scrubs: Dr. Miller tells The Todd he can assist her in surgery if he promises not to make a Double Entendre during the entire operation. He promises. Then Dr. Miller says something like "Okay, in order to do this we need to go in from behind." Todd looks up. The scene cuts to him walking out the OR, taking off his surgical mask, and saying "Worth it!" Another episode featured Dr. Cox deliberately "passing out" and falling backwards after hearing half of the first sentence of a "boring" story: Cox also says this while he's dreaming about being married to Elliot, and being arrested after murdering her. He also has a big Slasher Smile in the Imagine Spot that emotes the same thing. Then there's the episode where the Janitor eats a piece of his laxative-laced pie in order to convince J.D. to do the same. As they sit in adjacent bathroom stalls, the Janitor says, "Totally worth it." J.D. has a fantasy sequence of faking his death in order to get a hug from Dr. Cox. Cox murders J.D. in anger; J.D. judges the risk worth it. To get revenge on Turk for throwing his gum on the floor, the Janitor once chewed up several dozen pieces of gum and stuck them on the window of Turk's car to spell out "GUM GOES IN THE TRASH!" As he works the ache out of his jaw he says "Worth it!" Cox agrees to apologize to JD and to let JD yell at him in front of his (JD's) interns in order to regain the respect JD lost when Cox screamed at him in front of them (in one of Cox's more Jerkass moments, he was taking his anger at someone else out on JD and even if not, ragging on him for something that wasn't his fault). When the moment comes, JD takes it much further than necessary, prompting Cox to warn him, "The next minute you find yourself alone, I'm gonna kill you." JD's response is, of course, "It was worth it". |
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Freefall Sam Starfall, a scavenger and petty thief, arrives at this conclusion following some headache-inducing logic here. | |
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A Calvin and Hobbes strip showed Calvin refusing to scratch an itch, only to be tortured by it until he finally gives in and scratches furiously. Euphoria! "Oh man, it was worth it!" Except... his skin now burns from all the scratching. Another strip had Calvin make a snowball and set his sights on hitting Suzie with it. She gives him fair warning not to and after contemplating his choices, throws it at her anyway, yelling that it was worth it right before Suzie chases Calvin down and throttles him. And a third time in an early strip where he and Hobbes go splashing through a puddle. Calvin's payment is soaked underwear to ride up his butt. Hobbes merely responds, "That's why I never wear the stuff." In a fourth strip Calvin sneaks up on a sleeping Hobbes, awakening him by blowing into his belly. In the last panel, Calvin stumbles away, scratched and roughed up, remarking "It's a high price to pay, but nuzzling tiger tummies is one of the great pleasures of life." And when Moe is threatening Calvin for his lunch money, Calvin states that he sees some simian countenance in Moe's face. Moe is confused, and Calvin happily gives up the quarter while saying "That was worth 25 cents". |
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Harry Dresden has a pretty damn good one in The Dresden Files novel Grave Peril. Red Court vampire Bianca has Harry's girlfriend hostage, and she's gloating that he can't do anything because it would spark a war between vampires and mages. Harry states, rather matter-of-factly, that he can't think of a better reason for war than saving the woman he loves. He proceeds to call up the spirits of the dead and light pretty much everything on fire, taking the villain and house with him. Although, unlike most of these examples, Harry eventually questions whether he made the right decisions, because the Red Court wasn't kidding about that war. Ultimately, Harry wins the war. By killing the Red Court. All of them. Mab gloats that her new Winter Knight is this after he attempts to commit suicide to prevent himself from becoming a monster, and then after she heals him for six months, uses it as a bargaining chip. He later holds a gun to her head and threatens her, at a time where he physically could kill her. |
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The Force Is Not A Quirk!: At the end of Chapter 36, Hitoshi has this response to Aizawa giving him detention for using his Brainwashing on Mineta from 1-B, ordering him to slam the toilet seat against his private parts. He provoked this due to Quirkist comments against Izuku and lecherous comments and actions against the girls; Aizawa is the only one who objects, and that likely because he's obligated to do so. | |
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The newspaper comic Baby Blues features a Sunday strip where little brother Hammie has a garden hose trained on unaware older sister Zoe. Their dad is standing right behind Hammie and warns him that if he does what he's thinking he's in for some major time-out. Hammie contemplates this then declares "Totally worth it." | |
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Nefarious stages a raid on the castle to save his niece from Child Protection Services and her abusive birth parents, only to lose his giant robot and gain an undesired arranged marriage with a psychotic princess. His brother then has a delayed Cuteness Proximity reuniting with his stepdaughter. | |
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In an early arc of Birds of Prey, which chronicled the first meeting of Black Canary and the Huntress, Oracle summed up the adventure thusly: | |
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This is the name of the Halo: Reach Noble Pack achievement for earning a Double Kill from the Grave (two quick kills after you've died). | |
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Transformers: MHA: After Blastwave gets thrashed by Starscream for making fun of him for easily getting beaten by All Might… | |
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Garfield In an early strip, Jon buys a rubber hamburger, and lets Garfield try to eat it, then laughs hysterically at the results... Until he realizes Garfield has caught on and is angry at him. In the last panel, Jon's clothes are torn and his face is bruised - Garfield clearly having beaten him up - and he says, "It was worth it." In a later strip, Garfield asked an alarm clock what time it was and it said it couldn't know because it wasn't wearing a watch. Garfield broke it and it said "It was worth it". |
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In the Discworld, the witch Nanny Ogg pulls this sort of thing frequently on her old friend Esmerelda Weatherwax. Mainly for the laughs, but also because she knows that without the grounding presented by frequent irritation and things to get annoyed with, Granny Weatherwax is such a potent witch that she is liable to lose all touch with reality and start cackling. "The Sea And Little Fishes'' is a short story about such a "that was totally worth it" that Nanny pulls on Granny. | |
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A Chance Meeting of Two Moons: Solaris reminds himself to make very irritating sunbeams for Steel Barricade's days off in retaliation for her taking pleasure in making sure he sticks to his diet and thinks that having to deal with her afterward will be this. | |
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During the Horde Hillsbrade Foothills quests in World of Warcraft, you fight alongside Kingslayer Orkus, who says, among other things: | |
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Once in Inuyasha Kagome and Sango screamed as they were bathing in a onsen. Inuyasha and Miroku rush to their aid... and see them naked. The girls smack them around for that and it ends with Miroku smiling and noting that "It was worth the pain." | |
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In The Extraordinary Education of Nicholas Benedict, a prequel book to the The Mysterious Benedict Society series, this is Nicholas Benedict's reason for humiliating the orphanage Gang of Bullies who try to subject him to an "initiation" likely involving a Swirlie at the beginning of the book. He knows it's likely just going to make him their enemy for however long they all might remain at the orphanage, but after being the butt of bullies for so long at his past orphanages, he decides that this one victory is worth it. | |
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The last words of The Devourlord in the demon path's bad ending in Soul Nomad & the World Eaters' after having unmade Haephnes and Drazil and thus the basis for its own existence. | |
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In the Donald Duck short "Bellboy Donald", Donald has to put up with a sadistic little kid while being threatened with termination if he lays so much as one finger on him. Once he has been pushed way beyond the brink of tolerance, Donald accepts his firing with manic glee and begins spanking the living hell out of the brat. | |
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The Twilight Zone (1959): "Uncle Simon:" This is the reason the Batman Gambit on which the will was based was a success. His niece still believes she can get the inheritance (specifically his money). If she'd decided it wasn't worth the perpetual misery of having to tend to his inventions, the state university would have ended up with much less than it's going to get. | |
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In Bram Stoker's original Dracula novel, two of the protagonists' group of True Companions rush at Dracula's coffin in the climax in a risky bid to finish him off before he has a chance to regroup. They succeed, but Dracula's hired goons fight back before scattering, mortally wounding one of them. His last words were declaring that it was worth dying to see that killing Dracula successfully removed a vampiric curse on one of his friends. | |
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When the Comic-Book Guy is faced with the prospect of certain death in The Simpsons Movie, and looks back upon his life of comic book collecting, tabletop gaming, and other solitary/geeky interests, he smiles and triumphantly concludes "life well spent!" Which is interesting, since in a Halloween episode of the series, moments before he gets blasted away by a nuclear weapon, he claims that he wasted his life. | |
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The Order of the Stick Nale said it in the last panel of this strip after trying to Mind Screw Celia and make her think she'd been frozen in time for a thousand years and getting electrocuted for his trouble. Elan reckons that a Luke, I Am Your Father reveal was totally worth growing up without a father until that point. And yet another villain thought that pranking an opponent in the midst of battle was totally worth it. |
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In The Irregular at Magic High School, Mayumi retaliates against a minor insult note Tatsuya giving her information on a target and then leaving, implicitly pushing all the legwork of catching that target onto her that wasn't even intentional by hand-crafting a block of chokingly bitter chocolate to give to Tatsuya, knowing that etiquette will force him to eat it. It requires litres of ingredients, hours of preparation, and Tatsuya consumes only a tiny piece of the end result. But this◊ is Mayumi's expression as her power move succeeds. | |
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Carla says this in the Death Valley episode "Assault on Precinct UTF" after shooting a smoke detector that's been driving her crazy. She does this right after being warned not to waste bullets, as the vampires attacking the precinct had stolen all the spare ammo. | |
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From Carmina Burana (translated from Old High German) note Which makes this one Older Than Print, because it was found in a hand-written manuscript in a Bavarian monastery. (The Queen, incidentally, is understood to be Eleanor of Aquitaine.): | |
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Two Best Friends Play has this in their Captain America video, | |
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In a Cathy comic, the titular character is at a boutique trying on a swimsuit. Disgusted with how unflattering it makes her look, Cathy quickly changes out of it, then slams it several times with her purse, and literally rips the swimsuit to shreds in a rage. She mutters "It was worth it" in the final panel, as she pays for a pile of torn fabric at a register. | |
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A major theme in Inglourious Basterds . The Bastards all know that they will almost certainly die in their pursuit of killing Nazis. However they deem their cause to be worth the sacrifice of their lives. This is lampshaded a few times in the film most notably at the end when 2 of the Bastards lock themselves in a burning building with explosives tied to their ankels just to ensure that before they die they can kill as many Nazis as they can. And can personally kill Hitler themselves. | |
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In Turnabout Storm, Phoenix Wright had a horrible time in Equestria, he didn't get paid with money he could use, and nobody believes him when he was returned to Earth. He decides the adventure was worth it when he finds Trixie gave him a magician's hat like he had wanted as a child, and he finds the group photo he took with the ponies, which Trixie autographed and wrote "Thank you" on. | |
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An absolutely hilarious one appears in Neverwhere. After Door gets kidnapped, and taken into the labyrinth, Hunter mentions that they would have to be mad to go in without the Angel's Token, as there would be nothing to protect them from the Beast of London. The Marquis pulls out an Angel's Token that he had taken from Door's father's study much earlier in the book, and coyly asks "You mean like this one?" | |
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In the 2005 film version of Casanova, Giacamo Casanova seduced a novice (essentially a nun in training). When other members of the church come in to try and find him, he's escaped, but they find a man's shoe under the novice's bed. They turn to her and say, "Eternal damnation for one night with Casanova." The novice turns around and mutters to herself, "Seems fair." | |
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One American Dad! episode has Stan (a CIA agent) meeting with his boss in Japan, where they both dress up as geishas. When Stan asks why they're meeting under such weird circumstances, his boss says, "Because I thought we could be secret Asians." | |
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In Codex Alera, at one point a pompous Jerkass attempts to bar an important ally of the protagonists from a meeting due to Fantastic Racism against him, Amara proceeds to punch the guy so hard and fast she breaks her arm in the process and later proclaims it totally Worth It. | |
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In Here In My Arms, Kurumu bets Kokoa twenty bucks that she'd pass out from one of Tsukune's bites after the latter insults the others for reacting so much to it. Just before blacking out, Kokoa decides it was the "best twenty dollars [she] ever spent". | |
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A classic Woody Woodpecker cartoon featured Woody as babysitter to a full-grown toddler gorilla. After enduring some humiliating punishment from the gorilla, Woody moans "Is this worth fifty bucks? (brightening suddenly) YEAH!!" | |
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In Retsupurae's Dark Seed II Wrongpurae, slowbeef (who knows the game) and Diabetus (who doesn't) are getting increasingly frustrated with the longplayer's needless backtracking and repetition and general boredom. Then this happens Mike's mother's head explodes for no reason. slowbeef's initial reaction: "I've been waiting six fucking hours! I've been waiting six fuckin' hours for that to happen!" He then said the entire point of the wrongpurae was to see Diabetus' reaction to that scene, and that it was all Worth It. | |
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A Moon and World Apart: After being told that her actions have likely permanently cost her any chance at joining the Wonderbolts, since she's lost one wing and a mechanical replacement would count as an unfair advantage, Rainbow Dash says it was worth it if it meant saving lives. | |
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In one Scrooge McDuck story, Scrooge and his rival Glomgold get into a race to find El Dorado (actually an old lake bed in Peru filled with gold artifacts), thanks to the paper records for an ancient bank. When the lake bed seems to be empty, Glomgold stumbles across the real former lake, which is some distance away, while the spot Scrooge had been digging at was a replacement. Glomgold seemingly tricks Scrooge into signing over ownership of the bank minutes before the truth is revealed, only for Scrooge to point out that while Glomgold now owns the bank itself, Scrooge removed all the assets of the account as soon as he got it, and Glomgold now owes him roughly 200 years worth of interest on his deposit, which, considering the amount of gold, would amount to roughly all the money in the world. Unfortunately, two representatives of Peru's government then show up, explaining that no one's paid any taxes on the property since the original owner died centuries ago, meaning that it was rescinded to the government decades before Scrooge was even born. While Scrooge is miserable at first, he decides that seeing Glomgolds reaction to thinking he was that impossibly in debt to Scrooge made the whole ordeal worth it. | |
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In the Supergirl story arc Red Daughter of Krypton, after Supergirl bashes him, alien Zilius Zox gets his spherical shape back (he looked like a punctured balloon due to an earlier battle). He says: "Worth It". | |
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How It Should Have Ended: In an episode for season 1 of Game of Thrones, rather than being stopped by the Hound, Sansa kicks Joffrey in the groin then knocks him off the bridge Mortal Kombat style. Of course, Surprisingly Realistic Outcome occurs and the end of the episode shows her head stuck on a spike next to her father's. The disembodied head manages to whisper "Totally worth it" as the episode comes to a close. Link. In the episode dealing with X-Men: Days of Future Past, the general Mystique would impersonate in the movie proper uttered "It was worth it" as his last line before slipping into unconsciousness after saying he still thought Mystique was hot in her true mode, and she entered Pervert Revenge Mode and kicked his ass. |
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Reyson from Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, normally a Non-Action Guy to the nth degree, once punched Duke Oliver of Begnion in the face. Oliver was only slightly bruised by the strike, while Reyson broke every bone in his hand. | |
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Fate/Long Night: When Robert Baratheon is summoned as Illya's Servant, he eventually says that he was in a loveless marriage to Cersei Lannister and had to put up with his evil little shit of a son Joffrey. After he died, he learned that all of his children were actually born from an affair Cersei had with her own brother Jaime. Robert says he does not regret his life and will not change it with a wish because he truly loved his other children Tommen and Myrcella. | |
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Rise of the Minisukas: Fuyutsuki lets Gendo know he has seen the video feed where he asks his son how his puberty is going, and he is not erasing it. He knows Gendo will make him pay for it, but he considers it a small price to pay. The opportunity was simply too good to pass up. | |
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In The Sexy Brutale's backstory, a casino guard caught Trinity cheating at cards. That was how she met Clay, the guy she would fall in love with and marry. | |
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In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, this is what Quark says while being patched up in sick bay after a date with a Klingon. Quark has an uncharacteristically selfless version when he does business with an arms dealer, but double-crosses him when he learns that their newest client is planning a genocide. He's warned that he'll likely be killed for what he's done but decides it was worth it. Then, when Sisko hands him the bill for the damages his scheme caused, he invokes the trope again obliquely by asking if Sisko would take it in installments (indicating he's actually willing to pay rather than try to weasel out of it). "Trials and Tribble-ations" uses a framing device where Sisko, having returned from traveling into the past to prevent Captain Kirk from being assassinated, is describing his actions to Starfleet agents who investigate time travel incidents. Sisko defends the actions of himself and his crew until the end, where he admits that he took the opportunity to talk to Kirk and get his autograph, and says that he understands if they file a reprimand for his unprofessional behavior but has no regrets. One of the agents shrugs and admits that, given the chance, he'd have done it too. A more serious example is the acclaimed "In The Pale Moonlight". Another serious example is "The Ship" in which Sisko and the others successfully capture a Jem'Hadar warship but at the loss of five Redshirts (one of whom suffers a particularly Cruel and Unusual Death). Afterwards, Jadzia Dax tells a grieving Sisko that as cruel as it sounds, it was worth it if it saves more lives down the road. Sisko even admits that he'd make that sacrifice again if he had to, but that doesn't make it any easier to live with. |
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Hello Kitty and Friends Supercute Adventures: Kuromi's response after breaking character at a Ren-Faire, as she was trying to deal with one of Badtz-Maru's pranks. | |
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In Mass Effect 2, Shepard can have a relationship with Tali'Zorah, the ship's engineer. Tali's species, the quarians, have almost no immune system whatsoever - exposure to a normal environment for mere seconds can be fatal. As a result, sexual intercourse is something they take very seriously, and in ideal circumstances, it takes place in special safe rooms (and both partners still end up with various minor ailments). In her case, she ends up taking several powerful supplements for her system. The morning after the "encounter" between Shepard and Tali, she says the following: Reprised in Mass Effect 3 if Shepard sticks with her. Admiral Shala'Raan, a friend of Tali's mother and honorary aunt to Tali, synced suits with Tali's mother when Tali was born to be with her in the same room. Raan says she "was sick for a week, but it was worth it." Another one that is repeatedly experienced by the quarians as a whole: due to the fact that they can only eat dextro-amino proteins, and space in the fleet being at a premium, the quarian fleet is a Veganopia by necessity. As a result, when quarians do manage to get their hands on dextro-meat, they will literally gorge themselves until they are sick, even before they start suffering the reactions from their lack of immune systems. The resultant fevers and stomachaches are racially regarded as "worth it" for the chance to finally get some meat in their diet. The game's Codex entry specifically compares the aftermath of quarian meat-binging to that of human hangovers: "painful, but part of the overall experience of excess." In the third game, Javik has this as a Pre-Asskicking One-Liner when facing off against Kai Leng. In Mass Effect: Andromeda, should the player chose Nakmor Morda to be the Initiative ambassador, the next time Ryder meets with Foster Addison she'll complain about the headaches that come from having a violent, temperamental person like that as an ambassador... before noting it's worth it to see the look on Director Tann's face every time Morda starts Flipping the Table at him. |
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Reprised in Mass Effect 3 if Shepard sticks with her. | |
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In Ghosts of Evangelion Asuka says her daughter that she is worth of the stress: | |
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In the episode dealing with X-Men: Days of Future Past, the general Mystique would impersonate in the movie proper uttered "It was worth it" as his last line before slipping into unconsciousness after saying he still thought Mystique was hot in her true mode, and she entered Pervert Revenge Mode and kicked his ass. | |
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Joker declares seeing Benezia in her "emergency dress" in Getting Too Old For This to be worth the broken foot when he dropped some drinks onto said foot. Apparently fifty years before the story, Harry Potter had sex with a triathlete which, due to the numerous dangerous chemicals in his body, gave her a heart attack and minor neurological damage. After waking up in the hospital, she insisted it was worth it. |
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In Bonus Stage, upon meeting Cassidy, Joel comments "No wonder you're so butch". He's promptly flung into a wall and flattened but claims "the inevitable t-shirt sales will have made that worth it". | |
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Phineas and Ferb: Dr. Doofenshmirtz claims the machine he made to make a game of golf go by faster has a chance of destroying the Universe. He says, "But a game of golf? Totally worth it". In the episode "Act Your Age", after basically spending her whole life wishing for it, Isabella comments that finally being kissed by Phineas was worth the wait. |
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Deconstructed in Gunnerkrigg Court. When Kat accidentally destroys some robot parts while trying to impress her girlfriend, it's initially presented as a wacky shenanigan that turns out for the best. It's later revealed that this mistake (and even Kat saying that it was all Worth It) has much darker consequences. | |
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One episode of Drake & Josh has the duo talking about a bet between them. It ended with Josh vomiting a lot and Drake having to pay Josh his entire allowance. Both of them agreed it was worth it. | |
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Zebra Girl: Approached by a Giant Mook, Sandra fights back by throwing hot coffee at his crotch, he then throws her off a roof. Sandra says it was worth it. | |
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Quatre from Mobile Suit Gundam Wing has a tragically dramatic version of this in his backstory. In this setting, spaceborn humans tend to be test-tube babies due to the genetic engineering required to acclimate them to space life. Quatre's mother insisted upon giving birth to her only son naturally - and she ended up dying in childbirth. When Quatre's father asked her if it was worth it, this was her response: | |
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Thunder Cats 2011 has this in the episode "Between Brothers", where General Grune's personal philosophy (as explained by Panthro) is "To defeat the enemy, any sacrifice is worth it." Grune gets this thrown right in his face at the end of the episode when Panthro sacrifices his own arms in order to trap Grune in the Astral Plane; afterwards, Panthro mutters "Worth It" before passing out. | |
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In "Traditions" from Rugrats (2021), Angelica scares Chuckie with a tale of giant flying zombie deers, causing him to go hide in a closet. She then comments to her Cynthia doll that if Santa is watching, they may as well kiss the Glitterglamper Van goodbye. "But it was totally worth it." | |
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Girl Genius: This is Agatha's attitude in the Cinderella play to being grounded. Of course, she was grounded after tricking Mamma Gkika's character into putting her fist through a hive of specially-bred quilting bees. Klaus after having himself dragged from his near-death bed to watch Gil take down an army of battle-clanks, single-handed: More Played for Laughs, but Gil finds out that Tarvek helped arrange a meeting between one of Gil's heroes growing up and himself... timed such that Gil was naked at the time. Gil plans on giving Tarvek to Bang for the "naked" part. Tarvek responds with this trope. |
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Twisted Tropes: Jon makes Garfield a lasagna, only to discover ALF visibly eating him and calls services. Alf thinks the taste was worth the cost. | |
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The League of Gentlemen. To maintain discipline, Hyde says he will deduct 100 pounds for minor infractions and 500 for major ones from the offender's cut of the loot. The only person fined is Lexy, who slips out the night before The Caper to see his girlfriend, only to be busted trying to sneak back into the house by Hyde and Race. When Race asks how much of a fine she's worth, Lexy smirks. "Oh, I'd settle for the full five hundred, sir." | |
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In the original Law & Order, Chris Noth's character was written out by having him slug a City Council member on the courthouse steps. When next seen, years later, the character — a homicide detective — is working Traffic on Staten Island. | |
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The front image is from League of Super Redundant Heroes with the Buckaress working in a Hooters' style restaurant.◊ The funny part about it is that it happened earlier. | |
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Doing It Right This Time: Despite the fight against the Angel Sachiel playing out rather differently thanks to a multiple Peggy Sue event, Sakura Suzuhara still ended up getting hurt, albeit nowhere near as badly. But she got to see a Humongous Mecha pull a Suplex Finisher on a Kaiju; in her own words, "Totally worth it!" This later turned out to be Toji's verdict on the original fight against the 13th Angel, on the grounds that it was directly responsible for his and Hikari's Relationship Upgrade. Among other things. |
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Red vs. Blue: Happens in episode 59. The team approaches the alien, whom they assume kills and eats people. Sarge apparently says this at the end of anything that involves Grif almost dying, including spying on the Blues and cleaning up the base. |
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In Diff'rent Strokes, Arnold gets into a fight with the bullying son of the landlord's brother who is subbing for a short time. This leads to a loud confrontation where the brother confronts Mr. Drummond, threatens to evict the family, and provokes Drummond to punch the blowhard out. This gives the landlord the excuse to exploit a lease violation that the brother found to raise the rent on the Drummonds, with a veiled threat of eviction to convince them to give in. The punchline is this: after the Drummonds cave in to this threat, the father tells the kids that this is the result of his act of violence. However, when asked if it was worth it, Mr. Drummond immediately remarks it was, for having the pleasure of shutting a bully up. | |
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Mystery Science Theater 3000: While experiencing Reality Warping going through a wormhole during the Prince of Space experiment, Mike is at one point turned into a small robot puppet with antennae sticking out of his head. Despite Mike trying to save the day with Applied Phlebotinum, the robots can't help but laugh. | |
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An episode of Helluva Boss has Blitzo say this word for word after burning down a theme park linked to his Dark and Troubled Past. | |
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The Father Tucker short "Come Let Us Adore Him" ends with Father Tucker going straight to Hell for molesting Baby Jesus. He simply sniffs his thumb and states that it was all worth it. | |
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Mastermind: One of the Mastermind's minions dooms his last chance of not being blown up in Finland. Judging by the looks on his colleagues' faces, they seem to agree it was Worth It. | |
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"Bargain" by The Who is largely based on this trope: | |
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Ranma ½: The Abridged Chronicles: In canon Ranma ½, after Ranma gets his shirt torn open and transforms into a girl, Ry�ga gets a pretty clear view of her chest before getting kicked in the face. Here, he calls out "Totally worth it!" while taking the hit. | |
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In Fragments of Chaldea, Blackbeard gets caught peeping in the women's bath. When Francis Drake angrily confronts him, he calmly grabs her breasts, and right before she beats the crap out of him, he says to himself it was worth it. | |
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On Malcolm in the Middle Francis says this after a fireworks display that literally turns night into day for a few seconds, but robs him and his brothers of their sight for about two days. | |
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A Song of Ice and Fire has an in-universe example with the song "The Dornishman's Wife": | |
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In Land of the Lost, Will sacrifices himself by ordering Rick and Holly to jump through the portal to Earth while he pins down the Big Bad until the portal closes. At first, Will regrets that he will most likely never get back to Earth and never see his friends again, but then he finds that Cha-ka has a harem of incredibly beautiful, nearly nude women, who crowd around Will and rub up on him. Will then declares he made the right choice. | |
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Regular Show: In "Don", when Benson asks if someone knows an accountant. He then threatens to fire Muscle Man if he mentions his mom. He does anyway. Done in "One Pull Up" where Eileen helps Rigby, who overgrew his muscles with a machine (long story), reach the chin-up bar so he can perform one to keep his job. Afterward, he's being wheeled to the hospital and thanks her, offering to hug her though he doesn't wish to accidentally crush her spine. She lets him do it anyway, citing it was "worth it". |
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One Piece: One island's group of Marines is saluting Luffy, a pirate, as he leaves the island as thanks for defeating Captain "Axe Hand" Morgan. The acting leader says that they'll all have to go without food for three days afterwards as punishment. Given the enthusiastic "Yes, sir!" given in response, it's clear everyone present felt it was worth it. Nami causes Lulu, Tilestone, and Zambai to Nosebleed in episode 258 by changing clothes in front of them. All three of them indirectly invoke the trope when they give the thumbs up and go, "Shame is overrated!" before fainting. Blackbeard retorts this during his clash with Law when the latter retorted that if all of the former's captains have devil fruits that makes them all anchors. One of the reasons behind the God Valley Incident was that the World Nobles stole a certain treasure from Hachinosu, which apparently was valuable enough that the Rocks Pirates determined that retrieving it was worth waging war against them. |
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Futurama: All over the place in the episode "Amazon Women in the Mood". Fry, Kif, and Zapp Brannigan are sentenced to "death by snu-snu" with giant Amazon women. We see three skeletons of former victims with crushed pelvises and extremely satisfied expressions. Kif is the only one to object. Afterward, with his and Zapp Brannigan's lower halves in full casts, Fry declares that incident their Best Adventure Ever. |
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In Random Encounter, after Claw gets her throat slit - fatally but for her Resurrective Immortality - to protect Paige, her response to seeing the scar left for the first time is "totally worth it." | |
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A rather heartwarming example in Hannah Montana. Miley finally gets her grandma and Aunt Dolly to reconcile and the three of them group hug. Miley tells them, "You're squishing the pop star" and they break the hug saying sorry. But Miley adds "I didn't say I didn't like it" and they hug again. | |
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The Dangers in My Heart: Ichikawa throws his bike past his crush Yamada to keep a senpai from pressuring her for her LINE. It successfully breaks them up and draws in a crowd, but his bike fell into a drainage. At first he's understandably shocked, then he impulsively makes up an excuse/joke about it ("I hit the gas, not the brakes") that makes Yamada laugh and call him funny. The anime version of his reaction is a Longing Look that shows wordlessly it touched him... while the manga has him both apologizing to and thanking his "loyal steed" for its sacrifice. | |
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Nerdy Prudes Must Die: Max's ghost is disposed of after the main characters make a Deal with the Devil, agreeing that one of them will give up "what they cherish most" in exchange for the Lords in Black taking care of Max. Grace accomplishes this via some Loophole Abuse; the Lords clearly want either Steph or Pete to kill each other, but what Grace values most isn't a loved one, but her purity. So she finally gives into her own lust and Max's advances, and sleeps with him (yes, even though he's a ghost—even Steph and Pete can't quite figure out how that works), and then, as promised, the Lords get rid of Max for them. Max's last words before he's Dragged Off to Hell is saying it was "fuckin' worth it", since he finally got to bang Grace. On the flipside, Grace decides giving up her virginity before marriage was worth stopping Max's reign of terror, especially since it gives her access to the Lords in Black and their dark magic. | |
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According to The Bible, Jesus will consider his torture and murder this, because it was necessary not only to save billions of repentant souls (including those of his friends and earthly family), but to convince them- in the most honest, serious way possible- that they were saved, by a God who understands their pain. | |
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In episode 55 of Break It to Make It, one of the objects the contestants have to break is a 5-pound gummy bear. After getting nowhere with his, Joe gives up and decides to just eat it. This causes him to get penalized with the mitts of shame, but he states he will gladly wear them to enjoy the gummy bear. | |
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Mega Man X4: Magma Dragoon, a Blood Knight Maverick Hunter turned traitor destroyed the Sky Lagoon (and thus started the mess of plot events) under Sigma's suggestion so that it would goad X into fighting him. If the player as X defeats him and damages him fatally, his last words are that it was worth doing that for a final battle. | |
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In Portal 2, it comes up much later - naturally, from GLaDOS. Though she's trying to help Chell out against Wheatley, and she admits that her actions probably are bringing them closer to destruction, it was still worth seeing him getting electrocuted. | |
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One VG Cats strip brings up some helpful hints for playing X-Men Legends II, and recommends silencing Gambit's annoying distress call by sacrificing yourself as Nightcrawler. | |
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Maken-ki!: Usui's got it so bad for Himegami that, during chapter 56, he willingly walked into a punch from the main antagonist (Yamato Takeru) just so he could cover her with his shirt! | |
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In the first episode of The Legend of Zelda (1989), Link asks himself why he gave up the exciting life of an adventurer to live in a boring castle. Then, he looks out the window and sees Princess Zelda in a revealing nightgown. "Well, there is one reason..." | |
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Outlaw Star ep. 23, "The Hot Spring Planet Tenrei": Gene get a tape of the female wizard to the old wizards, in return for caster shells. They watch the tape, where the woman strips (with a countdown on the screen). As the countdown runs out, the woman remarks "you must be the dumbest people alive", and the tape explodes. But Dirty Old Man Hadul happily said that it was worth it: "Now I can die content!" | |
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In The Wise Man's Fear (part of the The Kingkiller Chronicle series), main character Kvothe returns to the University after a half-year absence. During his readmission interview, his most hated teacher declares that he had heard Kvothe was dead (in tones that implied he wished it was true). Kvothe responds by saying he heard the teacher wears a racy red corset as proof that one shouldn't believe everything they hear. He's immediately charged with Improper Address of a Master and fined for his insolence. He declares it money well spent. | |
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In Peanuts, when Lucy's wondering out loud whether to have her ears pierced, Linus helpfully suggests "Instead, why don't you have your mouth boarded up?" Of course, she slugs him one, and the last panel has him on the floor grinning in his dazed state with: | |
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In an episode for season 1 of Game of Thrones, rather than being stopped by the Hound, Sansa kicks Joffrey in the groin then knocks him off the bridge Mortal Kombat style. Of course, Surprisingly Realistic Outcome occurs and the end of the episode shows her head stuck on a spike next to her father's. The disembodied head manages to whisper "Totally worth it" as the episode comes to a close. Link. | |
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The final scene for "Honey's Money". Apparently, unlike Daffy Duck, Yosemite Sam has no problem at all being a henpecked house-husband for five million. Which makes the ending of "Hare Trimmed," in which a "Local Widow Inherits $50 Million Dollars" all the funnier. Not knowing Bugs is portraying the "widow," he promptly runs off without looking back. Averted, in other words. Another Looney Tunes example: in the Pepe Le Pew cartoon "Wild Over You", Pepe mistakes a painted wildcat for a female skunk. After being mauled repeatedly, Pepe invokes this trope: |
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In One Eye, Full of Wisdom, Kakashi has no problem with being thrown through a window, chased around town, and billed for the damages at a bar because after 12 long years, he finally got to get someone to see what was under his second mask. note A third mask. | |
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In an episode of Crownies, Richard gets Steve Coburn, a prominent climate change professor, found guilty of assaulting James Watt, a skeptic who had been harassing him for months, showing up at all of his lectures and repeating the same fallacious arguments against global warming. Dr. Coburn gets a fine and declares that it was worth the satisfaction. | |
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True Potential: After Kanji asks why the word 'kunoichi' is a thing, Tenten makes a passionate speech about why that word is a thing and how proud she is to wear that title. However, Kanji asks why not using the other word, which is she-nobi, making Tenten be in disbelief that he asked that question just to make that pun. She then cracks her knuckles and asks in a soft voice if he thinks everything she just said was a joke. The next paragraph indicates that Kanji now has a comically-large bump on his head that causes him pain. Even with that bump, he still thinks it was worth it. In Chapter 69, even after getting a hangover, Anko thinks that the previous night she spent drinking was still worth it. When Ibiki Morino agreed to temporarily replace Naruto as the sensei for his genin team, he did it mostly so he could get the opportunity of scaring a genin team through both a speech about how brutal his training of them will be and a summoning of the Torture Chamber. When he does all that, the genin's horrified reactions make it all worth it to him. |
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SpongeBob SquarePants: Squidward in "Little Yellow Book" when he read SpongeBob's "personal" diary, even though he's being shackled and pelted with tomatoes for doing so. "Mermaid Man And Barnacle Boy III" had Man Ray being tortured with a tickle belt every time he misbehaved. While beating up Patrick he says, "It tickles, but it's worth it!". |
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House of the Dragon: Both Aemond Targaryen and Otto Hightower note that claiming the largest known dragon was worth getting one of Aemond's eyes blinded (in a fight with the Velaryon children). | |
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Played for drama in Final Fantasy X where Tidus learns that even when Sin is killed with the Final Summoning, it only stays dead for a few years before returning to continue its chaos and destruction all over Spira. Tidus is implied to wonder if beating Sin is even worth it ("If it keeps coming back..."), to which Yuna cuts him off and tells him to not say that it isn't worth it because it is worth it to give the world some semblance of peace, even if it's only for a short time. This hits Tidus a lot harder later on when he finds out that the Final Summoning has the Summoner perform a Heroic Sacrifice, a detail he had no idea about until Rikku spells it out for him when she justifies her people kidnapping summoners (to stop them from killing themselves while the Al-Bhed try to find a way to beat Sin for good). | |
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My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: In the fic Circle of Friends, Immortal!Twilight talks with her apprentice about the many ponies she's seen grow up and pass on, and concludes that the friendship she shared with them was worth the pain of mourning. Pops up as "Totally worth it" at the end of the Enemy Mine comic by Silver Quill. Long story short: on Hearts and Hooves Day, Discord visits Celestia, and starts talking about the connection they have. She mellows only when he reveals he's brought a cake for her, only to have it splat in her face the moment he leaves. Cut to Discord petrified in the castle gardens, grinning and holding a sign reading "Totally Worth It!". |
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Doctor Who, "Silver Nemesis": The Doctor double-crosses the villainess and when informed that that will cost him his life answers "Worth it." Ace saves him. | |
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Sealab 2021. "Stormy" Waters in the episode "The Policy": | |
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Men in Black: After Kay explains to James Edwards that in order to join the MIB, he has to sever all his ties with his former life ("Nobody will know you exist anywhere. Ever."), Edwards asks him "Is it worth it?", and Kay answers "Oh, yeah, it's worth it... if you're strong enough.". However, in the end, Kay reveals the real reason he recruited him was he wanted somebody to succeed him so that he could retire after decades with the agency. | |
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In Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series, when Melvin summons the Winged Dragon of Ra, Joey calls hax, saying that Melvin couldn't have captured a Moltres without going to the Kanto region. | |
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Child of the Storm: Clark teases Harry in the sequel about getting caught in a compromising position while making out with his girlfriend (Carol), having masterfully Rules Lawyered the rule about at least one layer of clothing (no one ever said that it had to be one layer each... the end result was "a shirt, a pair of shorts, and two-thirds of the expected underwear") - and not just that, but getting caught and lectured by Captain America. Harry just drawls, "so speaks the voice of inexperience." In the second book's spinoff, Unfinished Business, Deadpool states that the time in Jacksonville before he got his powers had him get a close look at Alison Carter (specifically, her ass) in a SHIELD Spy Catsuit. While this meant that he lingered a little too close to the explosives, putting him in a coma and a full body-cast, his response was the trope, word for word. |
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Subversion: Monty Python's Flying Circus' "Cheese Shop" sketch had Mr Mousebender rattling off varieties of cheese he hopes to buy at Mr Wensleydale's shop only to discover the shop hasn't got a scrap. Mr Mousebender asks if it's worth it to ask if there's any limburger, only to find it wasn't. | |
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In an episode of CSI, the investigation of a corpse stuffed in a chimney leads to the discovery of another corpse, belonging to a missing teenager whom the owner was suspected of murdering but was let go due to lack of evidence. Turns out that the corpse was stolen from the hospital by the teenager's father and planted in the chimney so that the house would be investigated. Catherine points out that the man committed a crime but he's willing to take the consequences since his daughter is finally getting a funeral and her killer is finally being brought to justice. | |
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Criminal Minds, from the episode "Elephant's Memory": | |
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Merlin gives Empress Sharleyan a bit of a shock early in the fourth Safehold book, A Mighty Fortress, when he flies his recon skimmer through a hidden hatch without first warning Sharleyan it was there. It looked to her like he was about to fly right into the mountain. Despite her ire, and full intention to make Merlin pay, he proclaims it was, indeed, Worth It. | |
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In Afroman's "Crazy Rap", he tells the story of how he got caught banging the local KKK leader's daughter, and got nearly beaten to death as a result. However, he claims it was worth it, because it was "the best damn pussy [he] ever had". | |
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Star Trek: Generations. Kirk dies, and referring to the adventure (and all of the adventures he had in general), he says, "It was... fun." | |
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Elemental (2023) has two instances of this: Ember nearly dies getting to see the flooded Vivisteria, but considers it completely worth it to see the thing she missed as a child. Wade has no regrets evaporating in a furnace because he got to meet Ember, and using his final moments to reaffirm just how much he loves her. He gets better. |
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In the end of the Arendelle arc, when Anna and Elsa recall how Anna bruised her knuckles punching out Hans after his latest attempt to usurp the throne (a Call-Back to a similar scene in Frozen (2013)), Anna admits that it was "Definitely worth it." | |
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The Longest Yard has this, both in the original and in the remake. | |
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Springaling: Springtrap discusses having approved of a script for a tie-in cartoon to Freddy's with absurd content, like the written-off Gold Bonnie having bear cub triplets since her disappearance. He then says that while kids asked him about Gold Bonnie's bear children whenever he wore the Fredbear costume for months afterward, he felt that getting to throw the writers of the cartoon a bone in exchange was worth it. | |
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QI: Quite often said by the panelists, in response to the forfeits. For those not in the know, QI is a panel/quiz/comedy-show, in which obvious jokes are frequently given forfeits, but sometimes the panelists consider the joke too good to pass up. An example: | |
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In a game of Worms 2: Armageddon between four of the Sidemen, Ethan, Simon and Josh decide to airstrike Vik's worm Dora at the top of the map away from a cluster of worms that were also at the top. When it was Josh's turn to deliver the final blow, he contemplated on attacking either the cluster or one of Simon's close-by worms Eric instead. Simon made a deal with Josh saying that if his worm fucks Dora with one last airstrike, then Simon will deliberately cause Eric to jump into the water below and drown on his next turn. Josh does so and Simon holds up his end of the deal, saying that it was so Worth It. | |
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In League of Legends Champion Spotlight videos, Riot Games staff member Phreak is rather notorious for using the phrase "worth it", specifically whenever he gets killed in exchange for landing a kill of his own. | |
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In the Tom and Jerry short "The Million-Dollar Cat" Tom inherits a million dollarsnote Adjusting for inflation, by 2023, it would be close to $17 million. — on the condition that he does not harm another creature, "not even a mouse", for as long as he lives. Cue Jerry taking advantage of this clause to make sure Tom can't enjoy his new fortune. At the end of the cartoon, Tom finally hits his Rage Breaking Point and attacks Jerry, Breaking the Fourth Wall to actually speak: | |
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A dark example from Marvel Zombies: Colonel America is fighting the Red Skull, who takes advantage of the Colonel's missing skull portion (both are zombies) and tears out his brain, killing him. Spider-Man blows the Red Skull's head off of his neck with the Power Cosmic, at which point the Skull chortles, "So worth it... all of it... just for this..." before being crushed underfoot by a zombie Henry Pym. | |
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Deadpool (2016): Deadpool ambushes a group of thugs, but only has 12 bullets to spare ("Some of you are going to have to share!"). He manages to headshot a good portion of the baddies while counting down the number of bullets left... until one lucky thug manages to shoot him in the ass. Deadpool kills him, then wastes two more bullets shooting his corpse. | |
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Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race: In "A Tisket A Gasket Im Gonna Blow A Gadget", Crimson says this when she and Innui get a time penalty for switching places during the coffin challenge. | |
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South Park In "Casa Bonita", where Cartman is told by the police he "caused a whole town to panic, alienated his friends, and is now going to juvenile hall for a week", all in the name of going to the eponymous establishment. When asked if it was all worth it, Cartman simply replies "...totally." Also, in "Super Fun Time", with the professional thieves. |
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Once Upon a Time: Late in the Neverland arc, Emma, Snow, and Regina are captured by a tree that feeds on regret. Regina reveals that it can't hold her because, despite making a curse that ruined the lives of thousands of people and murdering hundreds more, it led to her getting her son and she doesn't regret it at all. In the end of the Arendelle arc, when Anna and Elsa recall how Anna bruised her knuckles punching out Hans after his latest attempt to usurp the throne (a Call-Back to a similar scene in Frozen (2013)), Anna admits that it was "Definitely worth it." |
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Casey and Andy Andy angers Mary by repeatedly making jokes about her having a big ass. The last panel is him upside down over a large fire. | |
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If you happen to be one of the Manly Guys Doing Manly Things, sometimes the severe injuries you get to achieve that awesome Unflinching Walk shot are totally worth it. | |
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When the Freelance Astronauts did their Let's Play of New Super Mario Bros. Wii, actions that resulted in another player dying at the cost of the perpetrator's own are met with this reaction. Usually by pipes!. | |
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In The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob!, when the strip returns after a decade-long hiatus, Jean punches Voluptua, something she'd been dying to do ever since the last panel of the previous version of the strip. Jean: "That was worth waiting a decade for!" | |
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In the Honest Trailer for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, they loudly proclaim that the DLC Dragonborn, which allows your character to ride dragons, is WORTH IT! | |
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A Chorus Line: In "What I Did For Love", the final 8 dancers are asked what they would do if they could no longer dance. Diana Morales leads her fellow dancers into deciding that their journeys, despite so much strife and struggle, was well worth it. | |
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In Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Spike knows if he hits Xander the chip in his head (that causes him pain when he's violent toward humans) will activate. However, in the episode "Weight of the World" when he keeps having to explain the same information to him again and again due to magical amnesia, he decides it's worth the pain to slap him in the back of the head. The look on his face afterwards suggests that it was indeed worth it to do it. | |
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In Leisure Suit Larry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out!, Larry can be part of an exercise program with Cavaricci Vuarnet. If Larry keeps grabbing at her shirt, she'll eventually give Larry "just a quick peek" underneath it, then proceed to uppercut him into the pipes above the room, killing him instantly. The Narrator lets you know Larry thought it was worth it. | |
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In The Henry Stickmin Collection, there is an option in the Special Brovert Ops route in which Henry is supposed to disable a SAM turret, but decides to eat a cupcake instead. His teammate Charles then gets blown to smithereens. | |
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In Suzumiya Haruhi No Index, while the SOS Brigade is working in a restaurant, Taniguchi orders cup after cup of coffee, trying to get Kanzaki or Asahina, who are waitresses, to come to his table. Haruhi foils his attempts by having Kyon take and deliver his orders. After his 97th cup, Kyon takes pity on him and asks Kanzaki to finally serve him. Taniguchi is ecstatic and says it was worth losing almost all his money. | |
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You can kill off an enemy in Verdun even when you're dead, normally by priming a grenade and the enemy walking over it unwittingly, or by artillery, or even by chemical warfare. The achievement, amusingly enough, is titled Worth It. And it absolutely is. | |
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In episode 10 of Heaven's Lost Property, the gang takes on a bunch of rich snobs in a music contest. The snobs perform an elegant, classical piece. When it is their turn, before they can perform the song they picked, Tomoki suddenly sings an incredibly perverted song that disgusts everybody and nearly gets them disqualified. Sohara angrily beats him up, but Tomoki declares it was worth it. They then perform the real song, "Falling Down", and win. | |
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Midsomer Murders: At the end of "The Scarecrow Murders" the two more hardened killers make it clear that killing the people who ruined their lives was absolutely worth it and they're only sorry they didn't manage to kill their last target. The third murderer, however, is horrified at herself for her personal murder and the overall deaths the three of them caused. | |
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During Family Guy, when Bertram travels through time to murder Leonardo Da Vinci, Stewie and Brian warn him that doing so would result in the destruction of the universe and Bertram would be destroyed as well. For a moment, Bertram thinks about it and decides it's worth it and kills Leonardo. | |
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In Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox: Zoom is perfectly happy to let the world get destroyed, as long as Flash suffers and dies. He doesn't even care that he would die as well. Thomas Wayne agrees to help restore the timeline, even though he and his wife are dead in the original timeline because their son Bruce will livenote and as ugly as things may seem in the comics, it's still less crapsack than the Flashpoint timeline. |
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Dr. Miller tells The Todd he can assist her in surgery if he promises not to make a Double Entendre during the entire operation. He promises. Then Dr. Miller says something like "Okay, in order to do this we need to go in from behind." Todd looks up. The scene cuts to him walking out the OR, taking off his surgical mask, and saying "Worth it!" | |
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In Mass Effect: Andromeda, should the player chose Nakmor Morda to be the Initiative ambassador, the next time Ryder meets with Foster Addison she'll complain about the headaches that come from having a violent, temperamental person like that as an ambassador... before noting it's worth it to see the look on Director Tann's face every time Morda starts Flipping the Table at him. | |
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In The Final Problem during an early meeting (the scene also appears in the movie Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows), Moriarty warns Holmes, "If you are clever enough to bring destruction upon me, rest assured that I shall do the same to you." Holmes' reply indicates that he feels his death would be Worth It to bring down the Napoleon of Crime: | |
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How I Met Your Mother: During Ted and Robin's Falling-in-Love Montage, Ted is seen taking care of Robin who is sick in bed. He leans in to kiss her, but Robin warns him that he'll get sick. Ted kisses her anyway and the scene cuts to Robin taking care of a sick Ted in bed, and Ted says that it's "totally worth it". Barney accidentally gets run over by a bus on the way to see Ted in the hospital. Barney survives, but every bone in his body is broken and he ends up in the hospital. Despite his injured state, he makes a joke and then asks Marshall for a high five. Marshall slaps Barney's hand causing Barney to scream in pain. |
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The Mighty Jingles often says this if he destroys an opponent at the cost of himself, especially if it's by ramming them. | |
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Friends: In "The One with All the Haste", Joey and Chandler give up the big apartment to Monica and Rachel in exchange for watching them make out. They stride into their old apartment, with Chandler shouting "Totally worth it!" They then quickly proceed to their respective bedrooms with a hasty "good night" to each other, so as not to let the imagery go to waste. In "The One with the Birth Mother", Joey's at dinner with a woman who specifically tells him not to touch her dessert while she's in the bathroom. When she comes out, he finishes the last bite with a smile and says "I'm not even sorry." Subverted in "The One with All the Rugby". Ross is very sore after playing Rugby and winces when Emily hugs him. She pulls back but he tells her "It's worth the pain." When she hugs him again he pushes her away and says, "You know what, it's not." |
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On Sgt. Frog this seems to be Kururu's attitude whenever one of his pranks leads him to get beat up by the victim of said prank. In the Funimation dub version of episode 22, he actually says "Totally worth it!" after a recently-promoted, power-addled Tamama drops him down a trapdoor into a dungeon for sticking Keroro and Angol Moa in the same cell. | |
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RWBY: Epic of Remnant: No matter how much the others beat him up over it, Angra Mainyu thinks it is worth it to piss people off because it is funny. | |
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The film Chicken Little has the titular character send the town into a panic because the sky fell. After everyone thought it was an acorn, the town treats him badly, despite him being young. The film ends with this trope since, while the sky didn't actually fall, a piece of alien spacecraft did, which looked like the sky, and in so doing he helped stop an invasion and restore his reputation. | |
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In the The Last Podcast on the Left series on Casey Anthony, the hosts tell the story of a man chosen to be a juror in Anthony's trial and, wanting no part of it, deliberately spoke to reporters as soon as he could, knowing full well he was forbidden from doing so. This got him thrown off the jury and slapped with Contempt of Court charges. He proclaimed he had no regrets about this action. | |
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