Wasn't That Fun?

"Didn't we have some fun, though? Remember when the platform was sliding into the fire pit and I said 'goodbye' and you were like 'NO WAY!' and I then I was all 'we pretended we were going to murder you'? That was great..."

— GLaDOS, Portal

The characters have just gone through a harrowing experience. They've Outrun the Fireball, survived the Death Course, ridden the Rollercoaster Mine and, amazingly enough, gone through it with their extremities intact, making them bonafide Action Survivors.

While the other characters are catching their breath and trying to regain their bearings, one of them quips, "Well, wasn't that fun?", "Let's do it again!", or some other enthusiastic rejoinder. Depending on the speaker, this could be either a sincere statement or old-fashioned sarcasm.

A popular way to end a Chase Scene or an Indy Escape. The Deadpan Snarker, Lovable Rogue, or Nightmare Fetishist is the odds-on favorite for delivering the line.

Opposite of I'm Not Doing That Again. See also Does That Sound Like Fun to You? for when a character thinks something would be cool, but an older or more experienced character is sure that they know better.

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Examples:

Anime & Manga

• Hidamari Sketch: The girls visit a water park and go down a very high waterslide. Yuno screams the loudest of the four girls and seems genuinely terrified as she goes down, but when she comes up out of the water, she's all smiles. "It wasn't as scary as I thought!"
• The Nightmare Before Christmas: Zero's Journey: This is pretty much Lock and Shock's reaction after falling down a manhole. Barrel, on the other hand, painfully belly-flopped.
  Lock: That was fun!
  Shock: Do it again!
• Sonic X: In Episode 14, Helen goes on a wild ride with Sonic that takes them to and across an island in the middle of a lake where Helen says there is a beautiful patch of white flowers. The two are being chased by government troopers trying to catch them and bring them to the President's annual party honoring Sonic's heroics against Dr. Eggman, and with Sonic's speed and attitude and all that, damn, he and Helen have never had this much fun together in a long time.
• In Spy X Family, the Forger Family is having a day at the beach. Anya wants to surf, so Yor tries to help by pushing on the surfboard. Unfornately, Yor Does Not Know Her Own Strength due to having completed a job the day prior, and she sends Anya speeding across the water a bit too fast. Luckily, Loid is able to save Anya, and afterwards the daughter is eagerly asking to do it again.
• In Tokyo Mew Mew:
  Pudding: Let's do that again!
  Ichigo: One ride per customer!
• World's End Touring: In the Umihotaru arc, after struggling their way through a disastrous thunderstorm, Yohko remarks it was a fun experience.

Comic Books

• Bone: Because of the Bones, a horde of Rat Creatures get caught up in the Cow Race resulting in an out-of-control stampede. After winning the race, Gran'ma Ben whoops, "Hot diggity dog! That was the best darn Cow Race ever!"
• My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (IDW): In issue #3, the main characters have just fallen down a gorge while being chased by a giant Chupacabra, vampire bunnies, and carnivorous plants^note It Makes Sense in Context. Pinkie Pie, after bouncing down the cliff, cheerily yells "Let's do it again!"
• Sin City: This happens mid-chase in "A Dame to Kill For". Dwight McCarthy has just been betrayed, is bleeding to death, is being chased by cops, and has Marv behind the wheel of the getaway car. The entire situation is harrowing for him to say the least but Marv quips how fun the situation is.
• Superman: In Action Comics #1, the very first appearance of Superman, Supes wants to question a corrupt lobbyist and he obviously won't cooperate. To change his mind, Supes grabs his foot and gives him a terrifying run on power lines and super leaping around the city. Upon landing, Supes says "Wasn't that fun? Let's do it again!" At that, the crook begins to sing.

Comic Strips

• Baby Blues: More than once this trope was the final panel, after Hammie got himself into trouble, and back out of it with the help of Wanda or Darryl. One strip had him falling off of the backrest of a chair he was trying to reach the candy at the top of the fridge from, and after Wanda caught him he cheerfully cried, "Again!"

Fan Works

• In Calvin & Hobbes: The Series, after falling off a roller coaster and being saved by the MTM, Calvin remarks:
  Calvin: That... was... so... COOOOL!
• Duran And Kiyohime's Omake Theater, a My-HiME fanfic, has the HiMEs retain their Child as pets for comedic value. Shizuru's Child, Kiyohime, is a six-headed hydra with an octopus body. In one chapter, Kiyohime is trying out a slip-n-slide with a ramp and gets launched into the air, landing eventually in a tree. When the girls manage to retrieve her, Head No. 4, noted as being a bit of a daredevil, is suggesting that it wants to try again.
• In the Fairly Oddparents fanfiction, Never Had a Friend Like Me, Cosmo has this reaction after diving through a weird portal.
  Cosmo: Woo! Let's go again! Let's go again!
  Wanda: Not a chance.

Films — Animated

• In An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, there's a bit where the Mouskowitz family ends up riding the fierce currents of a New York sewer. After the ride ends:
  Fievel: Let's go on that ride again!
  Mama: Where did I get such a son?
• At the climax of Beauty and the Beast, as Belle and Maurice are trapped in the cellar, Chip starts Maurice's wood chopping machine, and after it smashes through the cellar door and explodes, he says "Whoa! You guys gotta try this thing."
• The Brave Little Toaster:
  • Kirby throws out a sarcastic quip as the entire party is sinking helplessly into a mud puddle, with him being the first to go.
    Kirby: Oh, this is great fun! Let's make these outings a regular thing, OK?
  • Prior to that, when Kirby rescues Blanky who was stuck in a tree, Blanky panics causing both of them to fall to the ground. Once they land, Blanky casually states, "That was kinda fun."
• In DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp, Scrooge and company take a wild ride down a raging underground river under a wicker basket in order to get out of the treasure trove of Collie-Baba. Once it's all over, Louie says "I wouldn't mind doing that again, now that I know you can live through it."
• Finding Nemo: After undergoing a terrifying roller-coaster-like exit from the East Australian Current, Marlin surprises himself by gasping "That was... fun!. I enjoyed that."
• How to Train Your Dragon: During Astrid's first flight with Hiccup (after she apologizes to Toothless and he stops trying to throw her), she says, "I admit it, this is pretty cool."
• Ice Age:
  • In Ice Age, after the animals all go hurtling through an Ice Helter Skelter and slam into a wall, Diego punches the air and asks who wants to go do it again. Diego is normally the Deadpan Snarker of the group, but he's not being sarcastic.
  • In Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, when the herd is leaving the underground world, Buck states that they should have that adventure full of mortal peril again.
• The Incredibles: After dropping from a cruising altitude, landing on a crowded interstate, taking out half a dozen other cars, somersaulting down the road, and stopping in a vacant parking spot...
  Mr. Incredible: Everyone okay back there?
  Violet: [dizzy] Super-duper, dad!
  Dash: Let's do that again!
• Kung Fu Panda 4 opens with Po fighting a giant manta ray, and when defeated it spits the three children it was trying to eat. As their worried parents rushes to hug them, the laughing kids excitedly say that it was fun and want to do it again.
• My Little Pony: The Movie (2017):
  • After nearly falling to her death upon trying to catch a flying ship leaving Klugetown, and being saved by Twilight, Pinkie Pie earnestly declares "Best... escape... plan... ever!", to Twilight's exasperation.
  • And again, after the whole group is saved from a long drop by Twilight manufacturing a balloon mid-fall.
    Pinkie Pie: That was fun! Can we do it again?
• In Pocahontas, after John Smith dives into the storm-tossed sea to rescue Thomas, he jovially remarks, "Well, that was refreshing!"
• Shrek:
  • In Shrek, after Donkey and Shrek hear the Duloc greeting song for the first time and have their photo taken by the booth, they both gape in bewilderment. Then Donkey says "Wow... let's do that again!" but Shrek stops him.
  • This gets reversed in the TV Special Scared Shrekless, where Duloc has become abandoned after Lord Farquad's death and the song has been updated to reflect this. This time, Shrek is enthusiastic about the whole thing and asks to do it again, but Donkey isn't.
• TMNT: After fighting off an army of Foot Ninja and Karai, as the Turtles (sans Leo), Splinter, Casey and April rush towards Winters' tower, Mike can be heard saying "Dudes, that rocked! Let's go again!"
• Up: After the house goes plummeting off the blimp, Carl looks over the edge to see Russell swinging from the other end of the garden hose he's holding, barely escaping falling to an inevitable, painful death.
  Russell: That was COOL!

Films — Live-Action

• In 127 Hours, Aron scares the hell out of Kristen and Megan by dropping suddenly into a crevasse and plummeting out of sight. He lands far below in an underground pool and, after convincing them to jump too, they climb out and dive back in several times, even filming themselves.
• A great version in The African Queen, after negotiating rapids:
  Rose: I never dreamed that any mere physical experience could be so stimulating!
• Alvin and the Chipmunks: Theodore gets launched on a toy remote-controlled monster truck and wildly flails out of control (mostly due to Alvin and Simon fighting over the remote), barely hanging on while screaming in terror. Just as Alvin and Simon realize their mistake, Theodore soars through the air and crashes the truck into a pile of toys.
  Alvin: Why didn't the airbags deploy?
  Simon: Theodore, don't go into the light!
  Theodore: Phew... LET'S DO IT AGAIN!
• In Shirley Temple vehicle Bright Eyes, Shirley and her pilot godfather have to bail out of his plane together. They parachute down to a bluff and are nearly pulled off a cliff by the wind until the pilot cuts the parachute loose. Shirley asks if they can do it again.
• In Bumblebee, after narrowly avoiding not one, not two, but three car crashes (including a van flipping overhead), Otis' first response is to yell "That was RADICAL!" Then he throws up.
• Down Periscope: Stepanek, who's been an uncooperative Jerkass the whole movie, says this after single-handedly saving the engine room from a flood.
• The Fifth Element: Ruby Rhod proclaims the attack of Fhloston Paradise as the "best show I ever did."
• In Fury, after surviving battles the tank crew tell each other "Best job I ever had." The amount that they mean it varies over the course of the film.
• Galaxy Quest: The friendly aliens' method of transporting the protagonists to their ship can be described roughly as "fly them into orbit at insane speed with nothing but a huge blob of jello to shield them". Everyone looks thoroughly traumatized and nauseated by this experience, except for the engineer... who just remarks "That was a hell of a thing."
• Ghostbusters:
  • Ghostbusters (1984):
    • After demolishing an entire ballroom to catch their first ghost, Ray Stantz remarks, "That wasn't such a chore, now was it?"
    • After Gozer is defeated and the world is saved, Winston Zeddemore happily shouts "I love this town!".
  • In the sequel Ghostbusters II, Winston is recounting the events of the first movie and the massive legal troubles that followed. Ray's response is a wistful "Yeah. But what a ride.".
• From The Hangover: Alan says "That was awesome!" after he almost navigates them into a semi-truck on the freeway while they're driving to Vegas.
  Doug: That was NOT awesome, what is wrong with you?!
• In the The Little Rascals film, "Free Wheeling," Stymie, Dickie, Spanky and Darla have a wild ride downhill ride in a taxi cart which Stymie barely manages to bring to a safe stop. Afterward, most of the gang is going "Let's do it again!" However, Stymie, realizing the danger they were in, goes "Not me!"
• The Deadpan Snarker version appears in The Long Kiss Goodnight:
  Mitch: [in shock] We jumped out of a building!
  Waldman: Yes, and it was very exciting. Tomorrow we go to the zoo.
• Marvel Cinematic Universe:
  • In Thor: The Dark World, after Jane Foster goes through the Bifröst for the first time — without warning, and screaming in terror the whole time — she quips, "We have to do that again!"
  • Guardians of the Galaxy: As the gang's ship flies into the villain's enormous starship, struggling to make it through without crashing, Blood Knight Drax suddenly starts laughing maniacally. When their ship grinds to a stop he throws his arms in the air and says, "Yes! Again!"
• In Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, Captain Aubrey grins and says "now tell me that wasn't fun" after retrieving a sailor from the sea. Note that the sailor had just been assigned to rig up a decoy for a terrifying French frigate to shoot at, allowing the Surprise to escape.
• The Rocketeer: After his first error-filled flight with the jetpack, which ended with a crash-landing in a lake, Cliff simply says "I like it!" when Peevey finds him.
• It happens in Romancing the Stone when Jack faceplants between Joan's legs after a mudslide. Jack has been acting like a Jerkass up to that moment, but the excitement of the fall makes him lighten up.
  Jack: Woo hoo! What a ride!
• The climax of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, with General Chang's Bird-of-Prey blasting away at the helpless Enterprise has this gem after yet another Screen Shake:
  McCoy: Well, this is fun.
• In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III, the Turtles Time Travel to Feudal Japan results in them being stuck on horseback during a furious battle. While Michelangelo's horse takes off into woods, the other Turtles are unceremoniously dumped into a marsh. Raphael, with his trademark sarcasm, remarks, "That was fun."
• Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny: Two security guards shoot at the duo, who escape unscathed. They're so excited that they actually got to fire their guns at someone that they don't even mind that they failed.
• TRON: After evading a Recognizer that was searching for them, Yori quips to Tron, "Let's do it again!"
• The Truman Show: Truman, determined to break free of his (accurately) perceived imprisonment, drives his car straight through a wall of flame, convinced it's not really the forest fire the warning signs claim it to be. His "wife", brought along for the ride, screams in terror. Truman is correct, and other than a little smoke, the two are none the worse for wear. Truman is gleeful, his "wife" less so.
  Truman: You okay?
  "Meryl": Yes!
  Truman: Wanna do it again?
  "Meryl": NO!!
• In Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, right after the nightmarish Disney Acid Sequence on Wonka's tunnel ferry, Mike Teavee remarks, "Now, why don't they show stuff like that on TV?"

Literature

• In Albert Is NOT Scared, a children's picture book about teaching math concepts of direction, the anthropomorphic mouse Albert goes to the "amousement park" with his sister Wanda but doesn't want to go on any of the rides. He says that he's not scared, he just doesn't like rides where you go up, or down, or around, or through stuff. They finally find a kiddie train ride called the "Chew Chew Train" that only goes forward, which Albert agrees might be good for him. Both, however, unwittingly end up in the line for the "Tail Twister," which happens to be right next to the line for the Chew Chew Train, and which is the biggest roller coaster in the park. After the ride, which takes them forward, up, down, left, right, around and through, Wanda says that she was too terrified to squeak, but as for Albert...
  Wanda: I know. You're never scared. You just don't like when a ride goes up and down and all around.
  Albert: I don't like it. I LOVE IT! Let's do it again!
• Played straight and subverted in one Animorphs story. Marco, Tobias, and Ax go sliding down several stories' worth of staircase bannister in cockroach form on their bellies at warp speed. When they get off, they exult in how awesome it was... just before agreeing to never, ever do that again. In general, Marco is fond of saying things like this.
• Bridge of Birds:
  • In Barry Hughart's The Story of the Stone (sequel to Bridge of Birds), four characters go over an improbably long series of rocks and other nearly lethal water hazards while escaping from enemies via a river. The narrator (known as "Number Ten Ox") and the story's sensible heroine are forced to sit on the Old Master ("Master Li Kao") and the ridiculously oversexed sound-master Moon Boy until they stop demanding to go back and shoot the rapids again.
  • In the third book, Eight Skilled Gentlemen, Master Li Kao has apparently learned his lesson; after shooting through yet another series of water-filling tunnels, Master Li simply looks at them wistfully and comments that the man who could re-create that experience would make a fortune.
• Icecarls in The Seventh Tower enjoy joking about going back and facing dangerous circumstances again. They're so deadpan about it that Tal freaks out until Milla doubles over laughing at his expression.
• Star Wars Legends: In Rebel Strike, the Wraiths and three Jedi have to infiltrate Coruscant by sort of parasailing down into the atmosphere, in things that aren't even big enough to be called drop capsules. On the way down, Luke controls nervousness, confers with his wife, and monitors the emotional state of the third, younger Jedi, Tahiri. He worries that he'll have to comfort her when they're down; it's bad enough for him, how much worse for her? Of course, when they do land she's absolutely thrilled, saying that she wants to do it again.

Live-Action TV

• The Big Bang Theory:, "The Electric Can Opener Fluctuation": The guys return from a three-month Arctic expedition.
  Leonard: Thank God we're home!
  Howard: I can't believe we spent three months in that frozen hell.
  Raj: It was like a snowy nightmare from which there was no awakening.
  Sheldon: I don't know what Arctic expedition you guys were on, but I thought it was a hoot and a half.
• Bones: Brennan tends to throw herself fully into any assignments that involve her and Booth going undercover as "Roxy" and "Tony". Notably in "Double Trouble in the Panhandle", she thoroughly enjoys playing Booth's assistant in a knife-throwing act and even tries walking a tightrope at one point. She makes it halfway across before falling off the rope and landing on the net, which triggers an "Eureka!" Moment in which she realizes how the victims, a pair of conjoined twins, died.
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer:
  • At seeing the newly-resurrected Judge disintegrate another vampire (one of her own minions, no less) with a touch, Drusilla gleefully squeals, "do it again, do it again!"
  • The Mayor has just completed a dark ritual to become invulnerable, on his way to becoming a true immortal demon.
    Mayor: This officially commences the Hundred Days. Nothing can harm me until the Ascension. [Beat. Breaks into a fit of gleeful giggles] Gosh, I'm feeling chipper! Who's for a root beer?!
  • After teaming up with Buffy and Angel to fight a whole bunch of other vampires in "Lover's Walk"...
    Spike: Now that was fun. Don't tell me that wasn't fun. It's been so long since I had a decent spot of violence. Really puts things in perspective.
  • After Faith persuades Buffy to abandon all pretense of strategy and just rush blindly to attack half-a-dozen sword-wielding vampires...
    Faith: Tell me you don't get off on this.
    Buffy: Didn't suck.
  • In "Potential", after Buffy and Spike lock them in a crypt with a vampire, the Potentials are shown the day after talking about what a rush fighting the vampire was.
• Malcolm in the Middle: In the episode "Traffic Jam", after Hal feels guilty for somehow causing a crash between a big rig and a sports car, Reese battling a covetous ice-ream vendor and losing the captured ice-cream to vicious dog Lois unwittingly set loose, Lois getting chewed out by a cop for being a Control Freak, and Malcolm who just spent a memorable day with a girl he will never talk with or see ever again, all get back to the minivan defeated and get going once the traffic jam is cleared. Malcolm, who just remembered the girl's words about enjoying all the little moments in life, no matter how small they are, excitedly proclaims that it's the best family trip he's ever been on, and can't wait to do it again, while the others just scoff and roll their eyes.
• The Gumbys on Monty Python's Flying Circus:
  Gumbys: And now... for something... completely... different! [they all suddenly go in drag for a few seconds then revert back] Ooh! That was a bit o' fun!!
• In the Sherlock episode "The Great Game", a psychopathic criminal is strapping people to bombs and giving the title hero puzzles which he must solve in order to save them. Sherlock finds this genuinely interesting.
  Sherlock: I am on fire!
• Used in the ninth season of Stargate SG-1. After the team has posed as drug dealers, been captured by drug dealers, got beaten up, captured by the Lucian Alliance, etc., they finally get back to Earth.
  Mitchell: We have the best jobs in the world.
  [pause]
  Sam: I'm going to hit the showers.
  Daniel: I'm going to find the doctor.
  [both exit]
  Teal'c: We are indeed suitably employed, Colonel Mitchell. [exits]
  Mitchell: [to himself] Yeah, good day.
• Star Trek:
  • Star Trek: The Next Generation: In "Contagion", the Enterprise narrowly escapes destruction due to an ancient computer virus which was rewriting the ship's systems.
    Picard: Well, Number One, I can see why you want to keep the away missions to yourself. That's where the excitement is. So, what's been happening here? Same old routine, I suppose?
    [Riker looks at O'Brien]
  • Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: In "The Magnificent Ferengi", Quark's hostage exchange went sideways and became an improvised rescue mission.
    Leck: This was the sloppiest most amateurish operation I've ever been a part of. If you ever decide to do something like this again, count me in.
    Quark: You'll be the first person I call. (Turns to Rom) If I ever decide to do anything like this again, kill me.
  • Star Trek: Enterprise: In the penultimate episode, "Terra Prime", our heroes have to sneak up on the Big Bad at his base on Mars, so they fly their shuttlepod in the tail of a comet to mask their approach, leading to a very rough ride and a near-crash on the red planet itself. After they succeed in not getting killed, Malcolm Reed (who has spent the entire trip struggling with motion sickness) offers a very dry quip: "Well, that was fun. Can we do it again?"

Puppet Shows

• From Christmas Eve on Sesame Street, after Oscar the Grouch rolls down an entire flight of stairs:
  Big Bird: Oscar, are you all right?
  Oscar: All right? Let's go back and do it again!
• Turned into a Running Gag on Dinosaurs. Whenever Baby endures any kind of physical punishment, ranging from being hit to being thrown across the room, and one time, even falling out of a tree, one of the first words out of his mouth is an enthusiastic, "Again!"
• The Muppet Christmas Carol:
  • Something of a running gag for Gonzo/"Charles Dickens".
    Rizzo: I just fell down the chimney and landed on a flaming hot goose!
    Gonzo: [wistfully] You have all the fun.
  • Later, after falling off a window ledge into snow...
    Rizzo: I suppose you enjoyed that?!?!?
    Gonzo: [matter-of-fact] 'Course!
• Gonzo the Great from The Muppet Show regularly enjoys crazy/dangerous stunts. More often than not, these stunts usually backfire, but for him, that's half the fun. When someone mentions doing something risky, he'll usually respond with, "Wow! What a terrific idea for an act!"

Theatre

• In Once Upon a Mattress, at the end of the Spanish Panic, all the dancers but Winnifred have collapsed:
  Queen: Are you feeling a little weary, dear?
  Winnifred: No, let's do it again!

Theme Parks

• At the end of the Indiana Jones Adventure ride in Disneyland, riders are greeted by an animatronic figure of Indy who says several phrases, including "don't tell me that wasn't big fun."

Video Games

• The end-of-round match summaries of Battlefield 2042 has the MVP Specialists spout witty lines in their round achievement showcase. Specialist Casper will sometimes quip, "Well... that was fun".
• Code 7:
  • In "Episode 1: Threading", after Zoya forces the airlock door open and is hurled outside like baby bunnies after mating season, you can cheerfully suggest that she should do it again. Her response is... not very nice.
    Alex: Let's do that again!
    Zoya: Do you want me to erase you? Because that's how you make me erase you.
  • In "Episode 3: Backdoor", META finds just barely escaping a big flying station that decided it didn't want to fly anymore very exciting. Raven, of course, does not.
    Raven: Okay... not doing that again...
    META: Whaaaaat? But it was so much fun!
    Raven: Yeah, our defenitions of fun might differ a little...
• Kormac, your Templar companion from Diablo III, has several quotes along these lines when you bring down a champion pack or rare monster.
  "I could do that again!"
  "Could we find more like that?!"
• Kyle Katarn says this word for word in Jedi Academy, often after having escaped some incredibly hazardous situation.
• One of the possible dialogues in Left 4 Dead 2 after the characters drop down a cliff in Dark Carnival. Ellis says it was fun, but Nick disagrees.
  Nick: Falling and breaking my neck is not fun, Ellis.
• Ezlo from The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap says this when you ride the mine carts in the Cave of Flames for the first time. If Link clearly screaming in horror wasn't an indication...
• Mario Party: Landing on a Bowser Space and being chosen for the event in which he steals coins from all of the party members ends with him cheerfully asking, "Was that fun or what?"
• Subverted in Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne. After getting rid of dozens of mobsters trying to kill Vinnie Gognitti and finally escaping, Vinnie comments "Well, that was fun — in a fuckin' terrible, sick, not-at-all-fun way".
• In Overwatch, one of Reinhardt's lines upon being killed and respawning is an excited "HA! Again! AGAIN!"
• In the first Pajama Sam game, riding Otto the boat onto a geyser stream and causing him and Sam to be launched in the air causes this exchange:
  Sam: Woah, that was great! Let's do that again!
  Otto: How about not right away, okay?
• The main character of the Saints Row franchise muses that by Saints Row IV he has gone from a silent grunt literally picked off the street to the leader of an international crime syndicate/corporation to President of the United States to splitting his/her time either fighting aliens aboard a massive mothership and fighting aliens in a virtual reality simulator that includes superpowers. Every player would agree when he/she laughs (or giggles depending on the voice) and states "I have the best life ever."
• Max of Sam & Max loves this trope; the lagomorph thinks physical abuse is a form of affection. In Hit the Road, fresh from the "Cone of Tragedy" ride that has given Sam cardiac arrest:
  Max: Ooh, I feel tragically empty.
  Sam: Me too. It's as though an integral part of my essence has been ripped from my being.
  Max: Let's do it again!
  Sam: Maybe later, chum.
• Sonic Heroes:
  • Charmy in Bullet Station after being shot out of a cannon:
    Charmy: That was awesome! Can we do it again?
    Vector: Charmy, this isn't a roller-coaster ride!
  • Sonic himself is prone to this, being a speed junkie who loves to race others and other things.
• Tales from the Borderlands:
  • The final trophy/Achievement for 100% Completion is called "We Had Fun, Didn't We?"
  • During the first episode, after Vaughn's first near-death experience when he and Rhys were shot at by bandits, he's pretty shaken up and tells Rhys that they'll probably both need therapy. But immediately after the second episode's opening sequence, when the gang outruns a moonshot and both Rhys and Vaughn are blown out the back of the caravan in the process, leaving them stranded in the desert, Vaughn exasperatedly lists all the dangers they've been exposed to in the last 48 hours or so...and then excitedly screams to the sky that he's never felt more alive!
• In VVVVVV, at one point Viridian and a crewmate will be subjected to the Gravitron. Once you get out of that, the crewmate will remark about how unpleasant the experience was... unless the crewmate was Officer Vermilion, in which case they'll say they want to do that again.
• Jack's introduction in Wild ARMs has him fall into a pit, land on spikes, outrun boulders, falling floors, and spears that shoot out of walls before falling into another pit. His response at the end of it?
  Jack: Damn, that was cool!

Visual Novels

• Kaoru's reaction at the end of Spirit Hunter: NG; while she does admit that she was scared at times, and recognizes the tragedy of Maruhashi's death, encountering real-life spirits only makes her more eager to face them again.

Webcomics

• In Dumbing of Age, after a harrowing car chase in which Amazi-Girl, Joyce, and Sal rescue Becky from her father, which ends with Becky's dad's car overturned:
  Sal: Ah told you, escalation. Everyone here nearly died like thirty times in a row. Pro'ly traumatised.
  Becky: [jumping out of the car triumphantly] Again!!!
• Grrl Power: Anvil jumps from a height of several stories high with Halo in her arms, who's screaming all the way down. Despite this, the first thing Sydney does after they land unharmed is saying "Let's go again!" while jumping back in Anvil's arms. The latter is so nonplussed that she doesn't even catch her, and Sydney lands hard on her tush.
• Phineas, in Kidd Commander is the perfect embodiment of this trope: here, for instance, after a particularly harrowing fight, but it's also sort of her general attitude.
• Silent Sillies: In the "Mavericks and Mummies" story, Sidney, Sally, and Tom find themselves dropped down a Trap Door and slide down a watery slope into a huge pool of water. At the end, Sidney is seen pointing up the slope, holding a sign saying "Again".
• Stand Still, Stay Silent: This is Sigrun's adrenaline-induced reaction to narrowly escaping a building that turned out to be so troll-infested that Emil's own reaction to it was to blow it up.

Western Animation

• Animaniacs: Wakko in "Ups and Downs", after the maintenance men raise the elevator he and Dr. Scratchansniff are trapped in and drop it really quick:
  Wakko: Wasn't that neat?
• Quipped by Carl in an episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force after returning from another dimension with gigantic hands.
  Carl: Well, that was fun. I'm gonna take a nap now, and then I think I'm gonna call, uh, some hospitals.
• Happens in The Backyardigans, when Uniqua, Tyrone, and Austin narrowly escape a falling staircase. Uniqua is left hanging on to the top landing for dear life.
  Uniqua: Hey! That was fun! Let's do it again!
  Tyrone: Or let's not!
• In the Batman: The Animated Series episode "The Man Who Killed Batman", while Batman is presumed dead, the Joker holds a "funeral" for him, which ends with Joker tossing the man whom everyone believes killed Batman into the coffin and lowering the coffin into an acid pit while Harley Quinn plays "Amazing Grace" on a kazoo. After the coffin disappears into the acid, Joker waits a Beat and asks, "Well, that was fun! Who's for Chinese?"
• The Beatles: In "Hold Me Tight", George and Ringo are chasing a mysterious figure up the stairwell of the Statue of Liberty. Ringo slips and tumbles back to ground level where he faces a guard.
  Guard: [sarcastically] Having fun?
  Ringo: [to us] The Tower of London's faster.
• Captain Planet and the Planeteers: In "Two Futures", the Planeteers have to slide/tumble down an ice tunnel during the current mission. Afterwards, Ma-Ti says that once the mission is complete, he wants to repeat the experience.
• In one segment from the Care Bears Giving Festival movie, Oopsy and Wingnut help Trueheart get over her fear of rollercoasters. Part of their method involves riding the Ferris wheel first, but they accidentally set the wheel to super fast, sending the wheel spinning at a terrifying pace. Once they get it stopped, Trueheart seems to be in shock, until she says, "That. Was. AWESOME!"
• DC Super Hero Girls: In "#SweetJustice", guess what is Batgirl's reaction to being thrown off a building to force Supergirl to reveal her powers and save her...
  Batgirl: Again! Again, again, again!
• In one episode of Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, Dr Doom sends the Baxter Building into space. Reed has to fly it like a spaceship, using Doombots as thrusters, before crashing it into the Latverian Embassy. Most of the building's residents are terrified by all this, but one dotty old lady wants to do it again.
• Looney Tunes:
  • The chase scene in the Egghead cartoon "Johnny Smith and Poker Huntas" is interrupted when the Indians stop their cars and the chief says "Hey, guys...isn't this fun?" The others chime in "Yeah! Let's do it some more!" And the chase resumes.
  • In the short "The Unmentionables", after Bugs tricks Rocky and Mugsy into a conveyor belt in a cereal factory, this little exchange ensues:
    Mugsy: Gee, this is fun, Rocky, just like in the amusement park!
    Rocky: SHUT UP.
• In "Buster's Bath", a story from My Friends Tigger & Pooh, when the group can't convince Buster to take a bath, they decide to try hosing him down. This results in a madcap scenario in which the water builds up because Eeyore is sitting on the hose, then when it all gets released, Piglet goes up in the air with the hose and it sprays around wildly. At the end of the whole thing, Roo exclaims "Let's do that again!"
• My Little Pony:
  • "Let's do that again!" is Rarity's catchphrase in the My Little Pony DVD The Runaway Rainbow, which she spouts even after falling into a river and nearly going over a waterfall.
  • Pinkie Pie says about the same thing in the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episode "Dragonshy" about a rockslide that nearly killed everyone, pronking enthusiastically up and down.
• The New Scooby-Doo Movies:
  • Uttered by Phyllis Diller after going down a trap door chute in a haunted castle in her episode "Wasn't that F-U-U-N, fun?"
  • "The Frickert Fracas" has Shaggy hung up on a grist mill's paddlewheel and constantly getting dunked in the river as a result. Scooby tries to help by grabbing his legs, but he winds up in the same boat. When Vernon (Maude Frickert's farmhand) finally helps them out, Jonathan Winters comments:
    Jonathan Winters: Hey, that looked like fun! I'd try it myself except for this sprain in my pinky.
    Shaggy: [to Scooby] Fun?! Did you think that was fun???!
    Scooby: Nooooooooooo way!!!
• In the Popeye short "A Date to Skate", Popeye is trying to give Olive skating lessons. Things don't go over well as Olive ends up rolling out of the skating rink, into the street, and going downhill unable to stop. Popeye races to save her, and when he finally does, he asks her if she's hurt. She thinks about it for a split second and then replies, "Let's do it again!"
• Punky Brewster: In "Growing Pain", Punky takes Glomer to a gym to reduce him (his allergy to pepperoni pizza made him grow). Glomer uses his magic to create a tidal wave from the gym swimming pool which washes him, Punky, Allen, and Cherie out the door.
  Allen: That was fun, Glomer! Can we do it again?
  Punky, Cherie: [agitated] ALLEN!!!!
• In The Real Ghostbusters episode, "Knock Knock," the boys — stuck in a ghostly dimension — pull all the ghosts which came from it, and are themselves pulled through a portal back into our dimension. Peter says, "Anybody wanna do that again?" and the talking door which sealed the dimensions says, "DO NOT OPEN UNTIL DOOMSDAY!"
• Rocko's Modern Life: In "A Sucker for the Suck-o-Matic", the titular machine becomes uncontrollable and Rocko, Heffer and Spunky have to eject from their seats. When they land on the pavement of Rocko's house, Heffer says, "Let's do that again!"
• The Simpsons:
  • Happens when the family goes to "Itchy and Scratchy Land" in an early episode. After a rather deadly roller-coaster that ended in the family jumping out of the way of a buzz saw onto mattresses, Bart and Lisa title-drop the trope. When Homer and Marge aren't looking, the two go to ride it again.
  • In "Brother from Another Series", Bart, Lisa, and Sideshow Bob (undergoing a brief Heel–Face Turn) slide down one of the water channels in the newly built Springfield Dam, running face-first into the grate at the end. After they climb out, Bart starts enthusiastically cheering to do it again, but Lisa and Bob remind him that they've got more important things to do.
  • In the "Treehouse Of Horror IV" segment "Bart Simpson's 'Dracula'", Mr. Burns is a vampire and his mansion has a spiral staircase slide. Bart gets so much of a kick out of it that when they're trying to escape, after running up the stairs they had earlier slid down, upon seeing the leaver that turns them into the slide he says "I really shouldn't, but when will I get the chance again?" and proceeds to pull the leaver sliding himself and Lisa right back into Mr Burns' grasp.
• Steven Universe: Near the beginning of "Steven and the Stevens", Steven and the Gems narrowly escape a flooding temple. Steven's reaction is a cheery "Hot potato! We're doing that again, right?"
• In the 2009 The Strawberry Shortcake Movie: Sky's the Limit!, the girls survive a crazy ride down a hill on a leaf (an attempt to catch up with their friend), and Blueberry Muffin, who had been opposed to riding the leaf in the first place, is the first to admit how much fun it was.
• Teen Titans: One episode of Teen Titans has Raven forced to take three little kids who are potential superheroes to a safe place to stop them from being kidnapped by the Brotherhood of Evil. At one point, she and the kids are trying to escape from Monsieur Mallah by riding in a cable car, and the wire snaps. They go plummeting down the mountain in the car, which eventually crashes, but the kids land harmlessly in the snow. The two who can talk both promptly sit up and scream, "Again! Again!" Raven's reply? "NO AGAIN."
• Lampshaded in the original Transformers cartoon episode "Fire on the Mountain", as Brawn and Windcharger are under attack:
  Windcharger: Let's peel out of here, Brawn!
  Brawn: And miss all the fun?!
  Windcharger: Remind me to discuss your definition of 'fun' some time!
• The season 2 finale of The Venture Brothers After fighting off dangerous Guild helicopters, having the X-1 crash into The Cocoon, and the whole lot of them winding up crashed in the Grand Canyon, Brock plucks Hank out of the water. The first thing Hank says?
  Hank: Again! Again!
• Work It Out Wombats!: In "Brother Day," when Malik is zip lining, he crashes into Mr. E and ends up taking Mr. E along with him. When they land, Malik says "But wasn't that fun?" It clearly was not fun for Mr. E.
• In an episode of Zigby, Zigby and his friends McMeer and Bernie explore a cave. They end up sliding right out of it and hit the ground hard. Bernie says that she thinks she's broken her feathers. Zigby (a zebra), says that he thinks his stripes are jumbled up. "Let's do that again!" comments McMeer.

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