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* As the page quote shows, all ''[[Terminator]]'' movies have one of the titular machines ({{spoiler|except Marcus, but he's a cyborg anyway}}) saying this while taking over a vehicle.

* ''[[The Amityville Horror]]''. Practically the [[Trope Codifier]].

* ''[[Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (film)|Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street]]'': Sweeney Todd uses this to Anthony, whose ''very'' untimely entrance into the shop to inform him of his plan to marry Johanna cost Sweeney his first attempt at revenge on Judge Turpin, immediately before the big "Epiphany" number.

** In the original Christopher Bond play, Anthony left the shop voluntarily, in a desperate attempt to dissuade Judge Turpin from throwing Johanna in Fogg's Asylum.

* [[The Room]] has:

** Also, "Don't touch me, [[What the Hell Is That Accent?|muthafaakka.]] Get out."

* ''[[Serenity]]'': When Jayne disagrees with Mal's plan and brings up the [[Berserk Button|Battle of Serenity Valley, in which Mal and Zoe were part of the losing side]], Zoe says [[Tranquil Fury|calmly]], "You wanna leave this room," to the same effect as a [[Get Out!]].

* In ''[[Beauty and the Beast]]'', "''Get out,''" is the Beast's command to Gaston when he spares his life.

** Earlier on, the Beast roars it at Belle when he finds her in the West Wing and she subsiquently discovers his [[Death's Hourglass|Enchanted Rose]].

* In ''[[Pete's Dragon]]'', after Doctor Terminus gave Hoagy some words of encouragement to lure Elliot into his trap, who worked only for a while...

'''Dr. Terminus:''' ''GEEEET OOOUUUTT!!!!'' }}

* ''[[Iron Man 2]]'': Rhodes to Tony's party guests, to clear the room so he can try and get Tony, drunk off his ass, out of the incredibly dangerous suit of [[Powered Armor]] he's wearing. The fact that Rhodey has just donned his own set of armor aids in the effectiveness of the line.

* In the movie ''[[I Love You, Man]]'', after a few too many intakes at a drinking game, Paul Rudd's character ends up puking on the ''[[Jerkass|host of the poker game]]'' (Jon Favreau) , who doesn't take it too lightly.

* In [[The Graduate]] after revealing that he's been sleeping with her mother, she orders him to leave her dorm room with this phrase sounding like she wants to grind him into hamburger meat.

* ''[[Speed Racer (film)|Racer X]]'' says this after rescuing Taesho Togokhan.

'''X:''' (in a low voice) Get out. }}

* In ''[[Day of the Dead]]'', this is Sarah's reaction after her boyfriend, Miguel (Who is on the verge of a nervous breakdown) admonishes her for not taking any sedatives, while forcing them on him.

* In the first season of ''[[The X-Files]]'', Walter Skinner in his FBI office, tells this to the Cigarette Smoking Man (one of the series many [[Big Bad|Big Bads]]) when Fox Mulder informs him that he has been put under surveillance (strongly implied to be the [[Evil Minions]] of the Cigarette Smoking Man). This act of defiance is one of the first indications Skinner may be on Mulder's side rather than being another [[Unwitting Pawn]] for the sinister [[Government Conspiracy]].

* ''[[Frasier]]''. Frasier is prone to outbursts of this when another character [[Deadpan Snarker|Deadpan Snarks]] after he suffers an [[Epic Fail]].

'''Frasier:''' '''GET OUT!''' }}

** There was another episode where Frasier opened the door to his apartment to see Eddie the dog dressed as one of Santa's elves, which would prove to his girlfriend's mother that he wasn't Jewish ([[It Makes Sense in Context]]). Frasier roars '''"GET OUT!"''', sending Eddie running, and then turns to the baffled mother and genially says, [[Last-Second Word Swap|"...of that coat already!"]]

* ''[[Spaced]]'' has an engineered example: Bilbo wants Tim to leave Derek's employ and come to work for him again, leading to this exchange:

'''Derek: GET OUT!''' }}

* Speaking of ''[[Babylon 5]]'', G'Kar delivers one of these to Garibaldi, who is searching his quarters when he finds a pair of pink panties:

'''Garibaldi''': Let me just say, pink is definitely your color. }}

** In the episode "By Any Means Necessary", Sinclair gets bombarded by press corps over an illegal strike while simultaneously being harassed by G'Kar and Londo calling each other a criminal. He finally gets fed up.

* In ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'', "[[Chewing the Scenery|GET OOOOOUUUUT!]]" is the [[Catch Phrase]] of Donatella Versace (as played by Maya Rudolph).

* On ''[[M*A*S*H|Mash]]'', Frank Burns often yells this or some variant thereof when he finds Radar talking with Hawkeye, Trapper, or B.J. in the Swamp.

* Chef Ramsay, regularly, on ''[[Hell's Kitchen]]''

** He also had said this to employees who proved to be particularly [[The Load|Useless]], and/or actively [[The Millstone|harmful]] to the restaurant's recovery on ''[[Kitchen Nightmares]]''.

* Peggy Mitchell in ''[[Eastenders]]'' to anyone who annoys her: "Get ahhta mah pub!"

* Dawn on ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' has this down to an artform. Originally used to cement her role as [[Annoying Younger Sibling]], later turned into a [[Crowning Moment of Awesome]] when she banishes a poltergeist through sheer determination.

** In "Innocence" after Jenny Calender is revealed to be [[The Mole]], Buffy and Giles are discussing how to take down the Judge. Jenny appears in the doorway.

'''Giles:''' ''(turning his back on Jenny too)'' She just said get out. }}

** When Buffy tells Spike in "Entropy" that his love for her isn't real and that he should move on, Spike interrupts with a "Get out" that even for him sounds exceptionally menacing.

** Dark!Willow has "Leave. Now." apparently matched with a [[Compelling Voice]].

** And the possibly [[What Do You Mean It's Not Heinous?|worst example]] comes when Xander sells Giles some, apparently, really disgusting power bars.

* ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' episode "Death Wish": Janeway tells Q to "Get out!" when [[Bedmate Reveal|he shows up in her bed unexpectedly]] (it is as creepy as it sounds, despite how it wasn't quite so creepy when he did it to [[Star Trek: The Next Generation|Picard]]). After he fails to cajole Janeway into making a decision in favor of the Q Continuum, she tells him, "Leave."

* An episode of ''[[Supernatural (TV series)|Supernatural]]'' has a sheriff say this when the Winchester brothers aren't able to agree on what newspaper they work for during an "interview."

* ''[[Battlestar Galactica]]''. A doctor examining Kara Thrace comments on some old injuries revealed by the X-Ray, as it's unusual for all the fingers to be broken in the same position (by having a door slammed on them, we later discover). Kara shrieks "GET OUT!" showing the doctor is correct in supposing Kara is a victim of child abuse.

** In an earlier episode, Adama does a much quieter variant, after he finds out that his youngest son died because Starbuck didn't want to wash him out of flight school.

* This is Leslie's reaction on ''[[Parks and Recreation]]'' when Ben doesn't see what's so exciting about Li'l Sebastian, Pawnee's beloved mini-horse.

* Ari Gold on ''[[Entourage]]'' writes on a board for his worker "Get the fuck out." He then tells him "You're fired. And in case your ears are fucked: GET THE FUCK OUT!"

== Music ==

* Hustler, "Get Outta Me 'Ouse"

Or a scruffy little bleeder like you! }}

* "Get Out of My Dreams (And into My Car)"

** From the title, that sounds like an inversion.

* Barbara Streisand and [[Donna Summer]]'s [[Disco]] duet "No More Tears (Enough is Enough)".

I want him out, I want him out that door now }}

* JoJo's "Leave (Get Out)".

For you to be gone }}

* [[The Lonely Island]]'s "Mama" has the trio screaming this at their mother like all good sons do whenever she interrupts their recording session incessantly.

== Radio ==

* A memorable scene from [[The Goon Show]], by Grytpype-Thynne, answering the door to Neddie Seagoon:

'''Grytpype:''' "Oh yes, we've been expecting you...you left your hat and coat. There you are...now GET OUT!" ''(slams the door)'' }}

 

== Theater ==

* At the end of ''[[The Producers]]'', the cast comes back onstage and kicks out the audience -- ''in song!''

Goodbye! Get lost! Get out!!! }}

* In [[Jesus Christ Superstar]], Jesus tells the merchants to get out of his temple. Through heavy metal scream. He later uses the same technique to get Judas out of The Last Supper.

* In ''[[Glengarry Glen Ross]]'', Williamson almost has to bodily throw Aaronow out of the office so as not to scare the customers:

 

 

* [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/comics/stolen-pixels/6711-Stolen-Pixels-138-On-the-Borderbus This] Stolen Pixels comic, where in the intro to [[Borderlands]] Marcus tells Mordecai to leave the bus for [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?|the power of having a hawk]] compared to [[Touched by Vorlons|Lilith]], [[Unstoppable Rage|Brick]] and [[The Engineer|Roland]].

* An [[Imagine Spot]] in [[Hiimdaisy]]'s Metal Gear Solid 3 comic is called when it's remarked that Snake would make a good father: Solid just mastered his seventh language! Good job! Liquid bursts in saying that he just mastered his ''eighth''. Snake's reaction?

* '''[[The Meek|LEAVE.]]'''

* ''[[Questionable Content]]'' [http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1749 #1749]:

'''Dora''': Good suggestion, though. }}

* In ''[[No Rest for The Wicked (webcomic)|No Rest for The Wicked]]'', when November intervened in the fight between Red and the witch, [http://www.forthewicked.net/archive/03-60.html Red orders her out with vigor.]

* Used to hilarious effect in hilmdaisy's [http://hiimdaisy.livejournal.com/25803.html?page=3 Metal Gear Portable Ops parody.].

* [[Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Abridged Series|Marik's Evil Council 3]] ends on one of these.

'''Marik''': Get out of my hotel room! }}

** In the Bonds Beyond Time Abridged Movie:

'''Yusei''': GET. OUT. }}

* [[Ben Drowned|You're not supposed to be here.]] [[Memetic Mutation|GET. OUT.]]

** Marge says this in a demonic voice when she drops the kids at school while were annoying her by their fighting.

** While Homer is driving, his father tells him his birth was an accident.

'''Abe''': I'm going to get out of the car, and I hope you'll find it in your heart not to drive away -- [Homer immediately drives away] Well, I'll be all right as long as I can remember my army training. [At night, in the same spot] Dang. }}

** A rude employee at an ice cream place: "Eat it and get out!"

* ''[[Animaniacs]]'': In the first episode, Dr. Sratchansniff was doing psychiatry work on Yakko by telling him to say any word that comes to his mind when the doctor says something. This causes Yakko to say the synonym of the last word that Scratchansniff says in a sentence.

Yakko: Leave! Leave! Leave! }}

* ''[[Codename: Kids Next Door]]'': In "Operation: G.R.O.W.-U.P." grown up Numbuh 1 (now an ice cream man) yells this at his former teammates when they try to ask him for ice cream.

* Mandy says this to Billy with a very demonic voice in one episode of ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy]]''.

* When Fry first meets Dr. Zoidberg for a physical in ''[[Futurama]]'', the doctor asks him to repeat after him. Except he does some weird alien noise, which Fry fails to replicate, causing Zoidberg to become indignant.

* [[Batman|Bruce Wayne]] says this to Terry McGinnis in the pilot episode of ''[[Batman Beyond]]'' after the latter stumbles upon the Batcave. The ultimatum is preceded by a blow to the head, and followed by being escorted off the grounds by the [[Angry Guard Dog]].

* In [[Teen Titans (animation)|Teen Titans]], Raven says this to Trigon when he contacts her right before the battle with Slade in the first part of the season finale. Being [[God of Evil|Trigon]], he doesn't listen.

* ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]]'': Rainbow Dash pulls one of these on the dragon in "Dragonshy", kicking (bucking?) it in the face.

* One time [[The Powerpuff Girls]] had to retrieve their ball from Mojo Jojo's observatory. Mojo tries to use this as an opportunity to destroy them, but the ensuing hilarity wrecks his home. Eventually, Mojo gets fed up and hands the ball over.

* Used various times by Garfield in [[Garfield and Friends]] to Binky the Clown or the Buddy Bears or whoever was annoying him, and sometimes by Jon to Garfield, that is if he doesn't throw him outside before he knows what happened.