History Main / ImGoingToHellForThis

* A non comedic example takes place in {{The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn}}, when Huck decides to [[spoiler: go rescue Jim,]] resulting in what some call the greatest phrase in American literature:
** "All right, then, I'll GO to hell."

* The ICP song "To Catch a Predator" has this as part of the chorus (though "burn" might also refer to the electric chair):

-->''Ain't nothing I'm-a earn for this''

-> '''Dean Winchester''': Sammy, if you can hear me, our mom was a '''babe'''. And I'm going to hell. [[{{Back From The Dead}} Again]].
-> -- '''Series/{{Supernatural}}''', ''In The Beginning''

-> '''Huckleberry Finn''': All right, then, I'll GO to hell.
-> -- TheAdventuresOfHuckleberryFinn

* ''{{Friends}}'': In response to a prank on Monica, Rachel told Ross, "I hope it's still funny when you're in Hell!"

--->'''Gabrielle''' "It's official. I'm going to hell.''

* A variation in ''TheWestWing'': at the Republican National Convention, the vice-presidential candidate Ray Sullivan is making a speech filled with "comedic" [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything dog-whistles]] about President Bartlet's multiple sclerosis ("the body politic is ''ailing''", "business is ''paralysed''", the US is "just a ''shadow of its former strength''"...) -- Josh and Donna watch on TV, outraged but calm. Then Ray Sullivan refers to something as "so clogged with complications, it's positively ''sclerotic''", at which point Josh loses it and shouts "You're going to hell!" at the TV -- very loudly, in front of a lot of people.

* In the ''{{Leverage}}'' episode ''The Miracle Job,'' after Nate suggests that they steal the church, Hardison replies "oh, we ''all'' going to hell!"

(Note that, canonically, almost no sin "locks in" your destination; true repentance (i.e. you not only apologize, but actually make an effort to stop doing the behavior(s) so defined[[hottip:*:assuming it's not shortly before your death, in which case, you almost certainly won't do it again]]) is said to be sufficient to change it.)

* In ''FlintlockesGuideToAzeroth'', the party's priest utters the phrase after attempting to resurrect the title character's mount and instead [[http://pc.gamespy.com/flintlockes-guide-to-azeroth/episode-12-mounting-difficulties-2/644576p1.html turning it into a hideous undead ram]].

* In ''[=~Flintlocke's Guide to Azeroth~=]'', the party's priest utters the phrase after attempting to resurrect the title character's mount and instead [[http://pc.gamespy.com/flintlockes-guide-to-azeroth/episode-12-mounting-difficulties-2/644576p1.html turning it into a hideous undead ram]].

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* WebOriginal/TheAngryVideoGameNerd regularly reviews video games based on TheBible for his Christmas specials. One of said games is the complete text of the King James Bible on a Game Boy, including a search function. The Nerd proceeds to look up the word "ass", only to find a bunch of passages referring to donkeys and laughs at [[HaveAGayOldTime how they sound today]], such as "seated upon an ass" or "dumb ass". His response is "Heh heh...I'm going to hell."

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* Tarol Hunt,creator of {{Goblins}} did an [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment experiment]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ub2YpGHzR0&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL where he listens to nothing but]] Music/JustinBieber. This trope was his response to drowning out PinkFloyd.

** In episode 43, [[WebOriginal/AskThatGuyWithTheGlasses Ask That Guy]] explains possible Christmas themed forms of suicide, culminating in him suggesting that one could be sodomized by a reindeer. At the very end of his response, he utters the magic phrase.

A [[StockPhrases Stock Phrase]] used to [[LampshadeHanging lampshade]] the inherent immorality or tastelessness of an action, a statement, or a joke. The action itself does not even need to be something that will ''certainly'' [[MoralEventHorizon send you straight to Hell]]. [[FaceDoodling Draw on the Pope's face in sharpie?]] "I'm going to hell for this". Pull extensive and hysterical pranks on a cripple (such as pushing them down the stairs, wheelchair and all)? "I'm going to hell for this." [[PokeThePoodle Ignore the "Keep off the grass" sign?]] You guessed it.

* From ''{{NCIS}}'', when the victim and suspect had apparently met on the same "dating" website:

** "All right. I'll GO to hell, then."

-> '''Huckleberry Finn''': All right. I'll GO to hell, then.

** In episode 43, [[AskThatGuyWithTheGlasses Ask That Guy]] explains possible Christmas themed forms of suicide, culminating in him suggesting that one could be sodomized by a reindeer. At the very end of his response, he utters the magic phrase.

* TheAngryVideoGameNerd regularly reviews video games based on TheBible for his Christmas specials. One of said games is the complete text of the King James Bible on a Game Boy, including a search function. The Nerd proceeds to look up the word "ass", only to find a bunch of passages referring to donkeys and laughs at [[HaveAGayOldTime how they sound today]], such as "seated upon an ass" or "dumb ass". His response is "Heh heh...I'm going to hell."

* [[{{DeadSpace2}} "Isaac...we're all gonna burn for what we did to you."]]

A [[StockPhrases Stock Phrase]] used to [[LampshadeHanging lampshade]] the inherent immorality or tastelessness of an action, a statement, or a joke. The action itself does not even need to be something that will ''certainly'' [[MoralEventHorizon send you straight to Hell]]. [[FaceDoodling Draw on the Pope's face in sharpie?]] "I'm going to hell for this". Pull extensive and hysterical pranks on a cripple (such as pushing them down the stairs, wheelchair and all)? "I'm going to hell for this." Ignore the "Keep off the grass" sign? You guessed it.

A [[StockPhrases Stock Phrase]] used to [[LampshadeHanging lampshade]] the inherent immorality or tastelessness of an action, a statement, or a joke. [[FaceDoodling Draw on the Pope's face in sharpie?]] "I'm going to hell for this". Pull extensive and hysterical pranks on a cripple (such as pushing them down the stairs, wheelchair and all)? "I'm going to hell for this." Make fun of Special Olympians? Laugh at any of these suggestions? You guessed it.

* The author's note for Issue 5, Page 5 of ''{{Asperchu}}'' is simply "I'm going to hell for this." Said page uses pictures of [[TooSoon Ground Zero]] to represent a collapsed building, while the next page ("Straight to the depths of Tartarus") explains that the comic's villain deliberately crashed his plane to destroy the structure.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ub2YpGHzR0&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL This guy,]] is doing an [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment experiment]] where he listens to nothing but Music/JustinBieber. This trope was his response to drowning out PinkFloyd.

* Bill Sykes has this to say in ''[[OliverTwist Oliver]]'':
-->''Once bad, whats the good of turning?/in Hell, I'll be there a burning/meanwhile, think of what I'm earning/all on account of my name.''

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-> -- '''{{Supernatural}}''', ''In The Beginning''

* Shortly after Dean of ''{{Supernatural}}'' has ''returned'' from Hell, he spends some time in the past and comments on how attractive his mother was as a teenager. Then he adds, "I'm going to Hell. Again."

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