Did you get that thing?

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Peter Potamus asks if you got that thing he sent you in this Harvey Birdman clip. Made for memes about unread messages, awkward follow-ups and ignored texts.

This fourteen-second voice clip captures Peter Potamus, the Hanna-Barbera hippo turned office worker, delivering his famous nagging line from Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law: asking whether you got that thing he sent you. His voice is a gravelly, impatient drawl, equal parts bureaucratic and bewildered, stretching the question out like he genuinely cannot believe you have not answered yet. Dropped into a video, it instantly frames the on-screen moment as an awkward chase for a reply, and viewers recognise the needy, passive-aggressive energy of every unread email and unanswered text they have ever received.

Peter Potamus is a classic Hanna-Barbera hippo reimagined as a weary office employee in Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, the Adult Swim comedy that ran from 2000 to 2007 and turned old cartoon stars into law-firm coworkers. His running gag of asking whether anyone got that thing he sent you became a fan-favourite line, endlessly quoted by viewers who recognised their own office life in it. The clip now circulates alongside other vintage cartoon catchphrases as a reaction sound for ignored messages, surviving because almost everyone has lived through that unanswered email.

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Who says 'Did you get that thing I sent you'?

Peter Potamus, the Hanna-Barbera hippo, says it in his role as a weary office worker on Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, where the question became his signature running gag.

What show is the 'Did you get that thing' sound from?

Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, the Adult Swim animated comedy (2000-2007) that recast classic Hanna-Barbera characters as law-firm staff, where Peter Potamus works as a weary office employee alongside Harvey and the other cartoon stars.

How do creators use this sound in memes?

They play it over shots of unanswered texts, ignored emails or silent group chats, letting Peter's nagging delivery turn an awkward wait for a reply into the punchline.