History Main / HesOkay

* A shakily-delivered "I'm OK" is a CatchPhrase of [[ButtMonkey Eugene]] in ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold''

** This makes [[FridgeBrilliance a lot of sense]] if you remember he has survived [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3 very]] [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga high]] [[VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine falls]], [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros being burned with fireballs and falling into lava]] even to the point [[spoiler: [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros he was just a walking pile of bones]]]], and [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy being thrown into a sun]]]]. He got better from all that.

'''Father:''' ''(mildly irritated)'' Since the near-fatal wounding of her father--\\

'''Father:''' (motions to a soldier) ...who, when it seemed as if he was about to recover, suddenly felt the icy hand of death upon him.\\
(sound of a sudden groan)\\

-->Lt. Weaver: You got a wounded man. You think you ought to get him to the medics?
-->Sergeant Guffy: Ah, he's not too bad. He can still fight.

-->'''Courtier:''' He's getting better!\\

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* A shakily-delivered "I'm OK" is a CatchPhrase of [[ButtMonkey Eugene]] in ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold''.

** Tha makes [[FridgeBrilliance a lot of sense]] if you remember he has survived [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3 very]] [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga high]] [[VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine falls]], [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros being burned with fireballs and falling into lava]] even to the point [[spoiler: [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros he was just a walking pile of bones]]]], and [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy being thrown into a sun]]]]. He got better from all that.

* In VideoGame/SuperPaperMario, after Bowser was supposedly crushed by a falling ceiling:

This can also happen when a character says that he himself is okay and turns out to be correct. (If the character is wrong about it, there are other tropes; see ICanStillFight and ZombieInfectee.)

* ''BattleOfTheBulge'' (1965). Sergeant Guffy's tank has been seriously damaged, but he still wants to fight the Germans to avenge his girlfriend's death.

* From ''TheSecretShow'':

* ''Film/DeathProof'' after [[spoiler: Zoe Bell finally gets knocked off the hood, there's an exceedingly tense few seconds as the characters in the car recover from the chase...until Zoe ''completely'' [[CrowningMomentOfFunny breaks the mood by hopping up like an excited puppy, chirping, "I'm okay!"]].]]

* Both Adam and Tory deliver this line on a regular basis on Series/MythBusters.

* Both Adam and Tory deliver this line on a regular basis on MythBusters.

* WhereInTheWorldIsCarmenSandiego? : Host Greg would say this whenever it looks as if some character took a fatal hit.

* "He's alright, folks!" is the standard tannoy announcement on ''TheSimpsons'' after Lance Murdoch's inevitable bloody wipeouts.
* A shakily-delivered "I'm OK" is a CatchPhrase of [[ButtMonkey Eugene]] in ''HeyArnold''.

* ''DeathProof'' after [[spoiler: Zoe Bell finally gets knocked off the hood, there's an exceedingly tense few seconds as the characters in the car recover from the chase...until Zoe ''completely'' [[CrowningMomentOfFunny breaks the mood by hopping up like an excited puppy, chirping, "I'm okay!"]].]]

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* Done many times in VisualNovel/{{Clannad}} by Tomoya, oftentimes after Sunohara has incited the wrath of one of the girls. A few examples include when Sunohara was kicked down a dust chute, when he attacked Tomoyo in his room, and when Mei worried about him during the baseball game.

* Done many times in {{Clannad}} by Tomoya, oftentimes after Sunohara has incited the wrath of one of the girls. A few examples include when Sunohara was kicked down a dust chute, when he attacked Tomoyo in his room, and when Mei worried about him during the baseball game.

* Happened in ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' often enough that the RPG has a special "I Think I'm Okay" routine.

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* Subverted in ''MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail'' during the "Bring Out Your Dead" scene: the man insists he's not sick and he's feeling better, but he still gets knocked out via a shovel to the face. Subverted again in Lancelot's tale, when the bride's father (whom Lancelot attacked) is "getting better" until the groom's father surreptitiously orders him killed.

A common situation that in some ways is the opposite of [[HesDeadJim He's Dead Jim]]. A character is knocked out in a fight, or otherwise injured. Another character says that the first character is okay. It always turns out that the second character is right about this, regardless of not having any medical training, and regardless of whether the injury really could be easily survived. (For the trope about the injury itself rather than about characters' seeming ability to diagnose it, see OnlyAFleshWound.)

* ''{{Battle of the Bulge}}'' (1965). Sergeant Guffy's tank has been seriously damaged, but he still wants to fight the Germans to avenge his girlfriend's death.
-->Lt. Weaver: You got a wounded man. You think you ought to get him to the medics?
-->Sergeant Guffy: Ah, he's not too bad. He can still fight.
* ''MeanGirls'' after Gretchen falls on Karen.

* ''Battle of the Bulge'' (1965). Sergeant Guffy's tank has been seriously damaged, but he still wants to fight the Germans to avenge his girlfriend's death.

* Done many times in Clannad by Tomoya, oftentimes after Sunohara has incited the wrath of one of the girls. A few examples include when Sunohara was kicked down a dust chute, when he attacked Tomoyo in his room, and when Mei worried about him during the baseball game.

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* The {{House}} Season 3 Disc Five DVD {{Blooper}} [[HilariousOuttakes Reel]]

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