You'll be sorry!

You'll be sorry! is a recurring gag in the Looney Tunes series.
== Origins ==
The phrase has its origins in the 1940s quiz radio show Take It or Leave It, which started in April 1940. The series switched from CBS to NBC in July 1947, and in 1950 was renamed to The $64 Question. In the show, whenever a contestant wanted to advance to a trickier question and risk their winnings, the studio audience would exclaim this very phrase. The reference, while lost on most people today, would have been fresh in 1940s audiences minds.
== Examples ==
* "Rookie Revue": As soldiers count off, a dimwitted private wonders what comes after 3. After the private figures out that it's 4, the general sarcastically asks if he would like to go for the $32 dollar question. The private thinks to himself as a voice in the audience exclaims "YOU'LL BE SORRY!" Ultimately, the private says that he "better take the $16, I better..."
* "Daffy's Southern Exposure": Daffy Duck tells the audience that he'd rather stick around and experience winter (showing the audience a pinup of a woman in winter gear.) The other ducks, who are all migrating for the season, fly to Daffy to exclaim the phrase, with Daffy adding that "I should be sorry...I've got the whole place to myself!"
* "A-Lad-In His Lamp": Bugs Bunny says this when Caliph Hassen Pheffer is about to rub the lamp to release an angry Smokey the Genie.
* "The Ducksters": Porky Pig is asked if he wants to continue the game by sadistic game show host Daffy Duck, and an audience member exclaims the phrase. Daffy then shoots the audience member. In addition, the entire short is a parody of quiz shows, like Take It or Leave It or Truth or Consequences. 
Category:Recurring Gags