History Main / AreWeGettingThis

* ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard'': Daryl managed to take down Doc using one of Doc's [[UpToEleven ''special'']] paint grenades. [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb2008.html Red asks if anybody got it on video.]] Bandit had 2 [=GoPros=] and an iPhone.

* In ''Film/TheRocketeer'' when the eponymous hero takes to the air with his JetPack to rescue a friend at an air show.
--> Are you getting it?
--> I'm getting it! I don't know what it is, but I'm getting it!

** In one sketch, the premise is the gang at a frat party and someone is recording the events. One character makes a double entendre, and Jimmy Fallon's character turns to the camera and says "Tommy, please tell me you got that!"

* In the very first tournament arc in ''Manga/DragonBall'', the announcer actually asks Kuririn and Jackie Chun to redo one part of their fight at a slower pace because they were going so fast nobody could see it. Chun consents, as it's for television, but asserts that this he won't do it again, so they'd better pay attention.
* Happens in ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' during Trunks' and Goten's match at the tournament. Unfortunately, the kids are moving so quickly that the cameras can't keep up.

Quick! Something particularly exciting has happened! And, for some reason, there's a reporter on the scene, complete with cameraman! At a particularly exciting moment, the reporter has ''got'' to turn to the camera and say something to the effect of "AreWeGettingThis" The answer is usually yes, but it's anyone's guess as to whether the camera will survive the episode.

* ''Webcomic/DraconiaChronicles'': In a Valentines Day extra (filler) page, the AnimatedActors switch gears and do something [[http://draconia.katbox.net/comic/2444/ "Valentines-ey"]].

* Webcomic/SchlockMercenary [[http://www.schlockmercenary.com/2009-02-01 has this show up]] ("Are you getting all this?" [[AskAStupidQuestion "Are you ''kidding'']]?"); When you have a crisis where a character '''earns''' the name "Longshoreman Of The Apocalypse", you had better ''hope'' someone is filming.

* Used during part one of the ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'' FiveEpisodePilot "Treasure of the Golden Suns", during Scrooge and his nephews' confrontation with the Beagle Boys at the candy factory.

* ''FriskyDingo'':

** In the very first tournament arc in ''DragonBall'', the announcer actually asks Kuririn and Jackie Chun to redo one part of their fight at a slower pace because they were going so fast nobody could see it. Chun consents, as it's for television, but asserts that this he won't do it again, so they'd better pay attention.

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* Possible variation: in ''Anime/NarutoTheMovieNinjaClashInTheLandOfSnow'', the movie director keeps yelling "Keep filming, keep filming!" every time someone attacks the princess/actress Naruto's group is protecting.

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* Done on ''Series/BabylonFive'', when an Earth reporter gets rare footage of Ambassador Kosh... leaving his quarters, seeing the reporters, and immediately going back inside.

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* ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard'': Daryl managed to take down Doc using one of Doc's [[UpToEleven ''special'']] paint grenades. [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb2008.html Red asks if anybody got it on video.]] Bandit had 2 [=GoPros=] and an iPhone.

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* ''{{Frisky Dingo}}'':

-->'''Rank:''' Crikey, I didn't tell you to film ''that''!
-->'''Cameraman:''' Hello, I'm blinding it! Snakes don't have eyelids!

** Inverted in ''Film/DieHard2'' when the cameraman, seeing Holly and John finally getting together and starting to kiss, remarks that he is getting it to the news reporter. She then covers the camera, deliberately ruining the shot.

* Used in a sketch on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'', where the premise is the gang at a frat party and someone is recording the events. One character makes a double entendre, and Jimmy Fallon's character turns to the camera and says "Tommy, please tell me you got that!"

* Done to perfection in an episode of ''Series/{{Sanctuary}}'', where the reporter witnesses a number of nasty things, is duly horrified and then, as soon as she ''can'' speak again, asks "did we get that?".

* ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard'': Daryl managed to take down Doc using one of Doc's [[UpToEleven ''special'']] paint grenades. [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb2008.html Red asks if anybody got it on video.]] Bandit had 2 Go Pros and an iPhone.

There is always the possibility that the "reporter" type person will see the entire event happen and conclude before they can ask this important question. In these cases the question becomes more like: "Did we/you get that?" "Did somebody record that?" The results are generally similar.

* ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard'': Daryl managed to take down Doc using one of Doc's [[UpToEleven ''special'']] paint grenades. Red asks if anybody got it on video. Bandit had 2 Go Pros and an iPhone.

* ''WebcomicTheWhiteboard'': Daryl managed to take down Doc using one of Doc's [[UpToEleven ''special'']] paint grenades. Red asks if anybody got it on video. Bandit had 2 Go Pros and an iPhone.

* Used in a sketch on ''SaturdayNightLive'', where the premise is the gang at a frat party and someone is recording the events. One character makes a double entendre, and Jimmy Fallon's character turns to the camera and says "Tommy, please tell me you got that!"

* Done to perfection in an episode of ''{{Sanctuary}}'', where the reporter witnesses a number of nasty things, is duly horrified and then, as soon as she ''can'' speak again, asks "did we get that?".

* Used to tragic effect during the {{Onslaught}} Saga, with longtime X-Men character Trish Tilby's video report appearing to show the X-Men betraying and murdering the Fantastic Four and Avengers.

* A variation (sans the stock phrase) appears in ''PenguinRevolution'' when Ryo and his rival Narazaki get into a fight on the set of the {{sentai}} show they're filming. Since the episode being filmed calls for their characters to fight, the director of the episode immediately demands that the cameras start rolling.

* Happens in ''DragonBallZ'' during Trunks' and Goten's match at the tournament. Unfortunately, the kids are moving so quickly that the cameras can't keep up.

* ''TheSuiteLifeOnDeck'': When Baily's possessed by a an ancient princess, she attacks Zack (as he's being interviewed by a local reporter for discovering an ancient artifact.) Her response?

* Played straight in the ''BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand'' movie. After Buzz finishes his PatrickStewartSpeech, Zurg makes sure it has been captured on camera so that he can laugh at it later.

* Asked repeatedly by D'Anna Biers, the reporter in the ''Series/BattlestarGalacticaReimagined'' episode "Final Cut".

* Possible variation: in ''Anime/{{Naruto}}'': Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow, the movie director keeps yelling "Keep filming, keep filming!" every time someone attacks the princess/actress Naruto's group is protecting.

* Done on ''Series/BabylonFive'', when an Earth reporter gets rare footage of Ambassador Kosh.

* In ''Film/PearlHarbor'', while the Japanese are attacking the titular location, one of the characters is filming the planes coming in with a camera yelling "This is great footage!"