History Main / TakeOffYourClothes

* ''Film/JamesBond'': In ''Film/NoTimeToDie'', when Bond makes contact with CIA agent Paloma, she immediately hauls him into a room and starts unbuttoning his shirt. When Bond suggests they might want to get to know each other a bit first, she looks flustered and produces the [[BlackTieInfiltration tuxedo she wants him to change into]].

[[folder:Films — Animation]]

* ''Series/DoctorWho'': %% The "Let's Kill Hitler" incident isn't an example, or a variation, or even playing with the trope. Please don't add it back.

* [[http://gastrophobia.com/index.php?date=2009-08-31 In a strip]] of ''Webcomic/PepsiaPhobia'', Phobia doesn't take well to being asked "Take off your belt!" To be clear, if Filby wants the chronologium belt, it's only because he believe the material can help [[TimeTravel bring him back to his time]].

* ''WesternAnimation/{{DC Super Hero Girls 2019}}'': In "[[Recap/DCSuperHeroGirls2019S1E6HateTriangle #HateTriangle]]", while in the boys' locker room, Jessica Cruz (Green Lantern) unexpectedly tells Garth Bernstein (Aqualad) to take off his clothes, to his confusion. What she wants is to "borrow his style" to make Hal Jordan unattractive.

** First Mick tells Sue, "Take your bra off." She responds that it's "hardly the time" due to being on the run from a drug lord and his goons. He then uses the bra as bait for a [[JustForPun booby trap]] for the goons (although he does look disappointed that Sue removes it without taking her shirt off).

* Even sweet and innocent ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'' get in on the act, with Archie doing it to Betty (as shown in the page image). Find full details of that story on the [[https://web.archive.org/web/20201109032448/http://www.misterkitty.org/extras/stupidcovers/stupidcomics196.html Stupid Comics]] website.

* Even sweet and innocent ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'' get in on the act, with Archie doing it to Betty (as shown in the page image). Find full details of that story on the [[http://www.misterkitty.org/extras/stupidcovers/stupidcomics196.html Stupid Comics]] website.

* In ''Film/Evolution2001'', Ira is reading the periodic table printed on the back of Allison's T-shirt. He has a sudden idea, and when Allison asks him, he explains and adds "Take off your shirt, I'll show you." ThoseTwoGuys hanging around exclaim together, "YES!"

* In ''Film/{{Evolution}}'', Ira is reading the periodic table printed on the back of Allison's T-shirt. He has a sudden idea, and when Allison asks him he explains and adds "Take off your shirt, I'll show you." ThoseTwoGuys hanging around exclaim together, "YES!"

'''Ryuko:''' ''Huh?'' W-what the ''hell'' are you saying?! Oh I know, you're from the ''Pervert'' Club! You're from the Pervert Club, aren't you?!

* [[http://gastrophobia.com/index.php?date=2009-08-31 In a strip]] of ''Webcomic/GastroPhobia'', Phobia doesn't take well to being asked "Take off your belt!" To be clear, if Filby wants the chronologium belt, it's only because he believe the material can help [[TimeTravel bring him back to his time]].

-->'''Priest:''' Poor man. He definitely needs help.\\
'''Agent:''' ''[hauling the priest off]'' Right, cut the gab, Vicar. Get in the search room and strip!

* ''Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus'' has the sketch of a man trying to smuggle clocks into the country. When he confesses, the customs agent doesn't believe him. The man vehemently admits his crime and is carted off by officers. A priest sees this:

* ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'':

* Female to male example: In ''LightNovel/DragonCrisis'', Bianca tells Ryuuji to take off his clothes (since she's performing a physical examination on him). This being ''Dragon Crisis!'', HilarityEnsues.

* The ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'' story arc ''The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya'': Kyon, lost in an AlternateUniverse, tries to talk to Mikuru, but she doesn't remember him. Then he mentions that the Mikuru he knows has a star-shaped birthmark on her chest -- and he asks her dumbly to show hers. This earns him a punch in the face.

* In ''LightNovel/ThePetGirlOfSakurasou'' resident IdiotSavant artist Mashiro asks this of her CloudcuckoolandersMinder Sorata... before telling him she just wants him to model for her.

* ''Film/ImACyborgButThatsOk'' has Il-soon request this from Young-goon during [[spoiler:the Rice Megatron scene.]] It gets suberverted since Young-goon finds it perfectly reasonable, but Il-soon begins to realize how awkward the situation is once she actually undresses.

* ''Film/Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines''. Being NakedOnArrival after [[CantTakeAnythingWithYou time-travelling]], we have the requisite scene where the Terminator has to acquire clothes. This time he enters a club during Ladies Night and tells the male stripper there to take off his clothes, which he's already doing. "Patience, [[CampGay honey!]]"

* ''Series/{{Lucifer|2016}}''. Lucifer Morningstar asks Chloe Decker to take her shirt off, because he wants to check to see [[AngelUnaware if she has angel wings]]. It says a lot about [[FireForgedFriends how their relationship has progressed]] that Chloe complies with the bizarre request, despite Lucifer having made blatant sexual advances to her in the past.

* ''Series/{{Pandora}}'': Jax asks Ralen to give her his shirt (because of the blood on it she needs for a blood sample) he misunderstands and starts taking off the shirt he was currently wearing until she clarifies this.

* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager''. Lampshaded in "Flashback" when a female officer is MuggedForDisguise by Tuvok, so Captain Janeway can borrow her uniform.

* In the second campaign of ''Webvideo/CriticalRole'' the Mighty Nein come to the exploration camp of the Xhorhasian forces in Eiselkross, and, as soon as they meet him, immediately ask their friend drow wizard Essek to take his clothes of - it's only to find out whether he was magically marked by their opponents, but they don't ''tell'' him that until he asks.

* ''Series/{{Pandora}}'': Jax asks Ralen to give her his shirt (because of the blood on it she needs for a blood sample). He misunderstands and starts taking off the shirt he is currently wearing, but he's stopped.

* ''Series/{{The Avengers|1960s}}'': In ''Series/TheNewAvengers'' episoe "To Catch a Rat", Purdey tells Cromwell to take of his trousers, to his obvious surprise. It turns out she had ripped his trousers during the struggle and intends to sew up the rip.
* ''Series/BabylonFive'': In one scene, Ivanova walks into a slum clinic run by Dr. Franklin, and Franklin, without turning around, tells her to start by removing all her clothes. Ivanova [[DeadpanSnarker replies]] “not without dinner and flowers first.”

* ''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''. Elektra does this trope when she wants Matt Murdock to change clothes for a BlackTieInfiltration. However it's [[BelligerentSexualTension likely deliberate just to troll him]].

* ''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''. Used for LesYay when Claire Temple has to sew up the title character after she gets a lower leg injury.

* A non-heterosexual version appears in ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'', when (heterosexual but very socially awkward) [[ComedicSociopathy Shirou]] does this to (AmbiguouslyGay) [[BromanticFoil Issei]] in order to check his body for a magical tattoo. Issei [[YouHaveGOTToBeKiddingMe responds appropriately]], [[HilarityEnsues leading Shirou to forcibly strip him]].

* ''Series/BabylonFive'': In one scene, Ivanova walks into a slum clinic run by Dr. Franklin, and Franklin, without turning around, tells her to start by removing all her clothes. Ivanova [[DeadpanSnarker replies]] by asking for flowers and a dinner first.

* In season 15 of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'', Washington asks Carolina to take off her combat armor, as he's realized that whomever is tracking down their fellow Freelancers is using their suit's homing beacons and wants to set up a trap. As this is just after a tender moment, Carolina gets the wrong idea until Wash explains himself.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'', season 2 episode 8: While imprisoned in an AntiMagic cell, the heroes have to throw some cloth over the device that neutralize their powers. However, all the first few attempts are failures, until the three males of the group are down to their underwear. Thus they turn toward their two female companions, Evangelyne and Amalia... who staunchly refuse to disrobe. Even when [[spoiler:[[OfficialCouple Sadlygrove points out that he'd already seen Eva nude...]] which she denies, seriously embarrassed]]. But then they realize they omitted one piece of clothing: Yugo's hat.

* Early on in ''Manga/ALoveLetterForTheMarchingPuppy'', Kagami orders some new cadets at the MilitaryAcademy they attend to take off their clothes(everyone in the room is female). After the cadets' initial shock, Kagami explains that this is so she can teach them how to put on their uniform. Indou, the main character, is a bit annoyed that Kagami didn't explain herself earlier.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'', season 2 episode 8: While imprisoned in an AntiMagic cell, the heroes have to throw some cloth over the device that neutralize their powers. However, all the first few attempts are failures, until the three males of the group are down to their underwear. Thus they turn toward their two female companions, Evangelyne and Amalia... who staunchly refuse to disrobe. Even when [[spoiler:[[OfficialCouple Sadlygrove points out that he'd already seen Eva nude...]] which she denies, seriously embarrassed]]. But then they realize they omitted one piece of clothing: Yugo's NiceHat.