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* Done a few times in ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'', in "April Smurf's Day" and "Jokey's Joke Book."
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* Done a few times in ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'', ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs1981'', in "April Smurf's Day" and "Jokey's Joke Book."
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* ''[[ComicBook/DennisTheMenaceUK Dennis the Menace and Gnasher]]'': In "You and Whose Army," Curly hands Dennis a telescope. Dennis asks Curly if he has put boot polish round the eyepiece. Curly says no and raises the telescope to his own eye to demonstrate, only to find that Dennis has put boot polish on the eyepiece.
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* ''[[ComicBook/DennisTheMenaceUK ''[[ComicStrip/DennisTheMenaceUK Dennis the Menace and Gnasher]]'': In "You and Whose Army," Curly hands Dennis a telescope. Dennis asks Curly if he has put boot polish round the eyepiece. Curly says no and raises the telescope to his own eye to demonstrate, only to find that Dennis has put boot polish on the eyepiece.
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* ''Series/{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker Is Wild." During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around the Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
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* ''Series/{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker Is Wild." During a series of practical joke contest, jokes perpetrated by Captain Hunnicut, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around the Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'', if the player character looks through Sans's "premium telescope" in Waterfall, they only see a solid red color. When you exit the telescope, there is a purple ring around their eye.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'', if the player character looks through Sans's "premium telescope" in Waterfall, they only see a solid red color. When you exit the telescope, there is a purple ring around their eye. [[spoiler: Some fans speculate that this example is actually PlayedForDrama, being [[FourthWallObserver Sans']] [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou method of testing if there's a player]]. The logic goes thus: the player character has no way of knowing they were just pranked without a way of looking at themselves, such as in a mirror, of which there are none nearby, but the player's TopDownView allows them to see it immediately. Thus, if the character confronts Sans after looking through the telescope (which the game supports), it's evidence to him that ''something'' weird is going on.]]
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* ''Literature/{{Arthur}}'': Arthur does this to Binky in "Arthur's April Fools". He was afraid most of the book that Binky would pull a prank on him, and ended up turning the tables at the end. He told Binky to go home and look through the paper tube at the mirror to decode a written message--that said 'April fool's'.
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* ''Literature/{{Arthur}}'': Arthur does this to Binky in "Arthur's April Fools". Fools." He was afraid most of the book that Binky would pull a prank on him, and ended up turning the tables at the end. He told Binky to go home and look through the paper tube at the mirror to decode a written message--that said 'April fool's'.
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* ''Series/{{CSI NY}}'': Lindsay gets one of these from her husband, in a prank meant for Adam, the lab tech. She wears glasses the rest of the episode to hide it and spends most of it trying to determine the prankster. She tells Danny she'll find a way to get him back for it.
* ''Series/{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker Is Wild". During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around the Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
* ''Series/{{Roseanne}}'': Darlene did this to catch DJ spying on the neighbor, Molly. It doesn't go as planned though when DJ comes downstairs with no marks on his eye. Then David comes downstairs... [[note]]DUE TO ITS EXTREMELY GRAPHIC AND VIOLENT NATURE, THE REMAINDER OF THIS SCENE HAS BEEN CENSORED.[[/note]]
* ''Series/HankZipzer'': In "Operation: Prank Adolf", Rosa is attempting to teach Emily to enjoy April Fool's pranks, and basically forces Emily to look through the eyepiece of a telescope, despite the fact that Emily already knows it has boot polish on it.
* ''Series/{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker Is Wild". During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around the Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
* ''Series/{{Roseanne}}'': Darlene did this to catch DJ spying on the neighbor, Molly. It doesn't go as planned though when DJ comes downstairs with no marks on his eye. Then David comes downstairs... [[note]]DUE TO ITS EXTREMELY GRAPHIC AND VIOLENT NATURE, THE REMAINDER OF THIS SCENE HAS BEEN CENSORED.[[/note]]
* ''Series/HankZipzer'': In "Operation: Prank Adolf", Rosa is attempting to teach Emily to enjoy April Fool's pranks, and basically forces Emily to look through the eyepiece of a telescope, despite the fact that Emily already knows it has boot polish on it.
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* ''Series/{{CSI NY}}'': ''Series/{{CSINY}}'':
** In one episode, Danny & Flack go to interview some guys at a frat house. The only one sober enough to talk has a severe case of FaceDoodling: glasses and a goatee drawn on and the word "TOOL" written on his forehead in black marker.
** In season 9, Lindsay gets one of these from her husband, in a prank meant for Adam, the lab tech. She wears glasses the rest of the episode to hide it and spends most of it trying to determine the prankster. She tells Danny she'll find a way to get him back for it.
* ''Series/{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker IsWild". Wild." During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around the Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
* ''Series/{{Roseanne}}'': Darlene did this to catch DJ spying on the neighbor, Molly. It doesn't go as planned though when DJ comes downstairs with no marks on his eye. Then David comes downstairs... [[note]]DUE TO ITS EXTREMELY GRAPHIC AND VIOLENT NATURE, THE REMAINDER OF THIS SCENE HAS BEEN CENSORED.[[/note]]
* ''Series/HankZipzer'': In "Operation: PrankAdolf", Adolf," Rosa is attempting to teach Emily to enjoy April Fool's pranks, and basically forces Emily to look through the eyepiece of a telescope, despite the fact that Emily already knows it has boot polish on it.
** In one episode, Danny & Flack go to interview some guys at a frat house. The only one sober enough to talk has a severe case of FaceDoodling: glasses and a goatee drawn on and the word "TOOL" written on his forehead in black marker.
** In season 9, Lindsay gets one of these from her husband, in a prank meant for Adam, the lab tech. She wears glasses the rest of the episode to hide it and spends most of it trying to determine the prankster. She tells Danny she'll find a way to get him back for it.
* ''Series/{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker Is
* ''Series/{{Roseanne}}'': Darlene did this to catch DJ spying on the neighbor, Molly. It doesn't go as planned though when DJ comes downstairs with no marks on his eye. Then David comes downstairs...
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* A deadly variation in ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'': Jud obtains a "Little Wonder", a telescope-like device with a picture inside. You get your victim to look through the eyepiece to see the picture, and while he's looking, you press a secret release and a blade pops out.
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* A deadly variation in ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'': Jud obtains a "Little Wonder", Wonder," a telescope-like device with a picture inside. You get your victim to look through the eyepiece to see the picture, and while he's looking, you press a secret release and a blade pops out.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "Griffon the Brush Off", Pinkie Pie does this to Rainbow Dash using a telescope that the latter was looking in to see the results of their squirting turtle prank.
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* This happens to Spock in the ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker". After the ''Enterprise'' passes through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer starts pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example is coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looks into it, it leaves rings around his eyes.
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* This happens to Spock in the ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker". Joker." After the ''Enterprise'' passes through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer starts pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example is coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looks into it, it leaves rings around his eyes.
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* Done a few times in ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'', in "April Smurf's Day" and "Jokey's Joke Book".
* ''[[ComicBook/DennisTheMenaceUK Dennis the Menace and Gnasher]]'': In "You and Whose Army", Curly hands Dennis a telescope. Dennis asks Curly if he has put boot polish round the eyepiece. Curly says no and raises the telescope to his own eye to demonstrate, only to find that Dennis has put boot polish on the eyepiece.
* ''[[ComicBook/DennisTheMenaceUK Dennis the Menace and Gnasher]]'': In "You and Whose Army", Curly hands Dennis a telescope. Dennis asks Curly if he has put boot polish round the eyepiece. Curly says no and raises the telescope to his own eye to demonstrate, only to find that Dennis has put boot polish on the eyepiece.
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* Done a few times in ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'', in "April Smurf's Day" and "Jokey's Joke Book".
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* Not an eyepiece, but basically the same prank is pulled by [[ItMakesSenseInContext a wheel of cheese]] in a Cheez-It commercial, using the rim of a mug instead of an eyepiece. See it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8uPefNv9S4 here]].
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* Not an eyepiece, but basically the same prank is pulled by [[ItMakesSenseInContext a wheel of cheese]] in a Cheez-It commercial, using the rim of a mug instead of an eyepiece. See it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8uPefNv9S4 here]].See it here.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/RaggedyAnnAndAndyAMusicalAdventure'': Sir Leonard Looney pulls this prank on Raggedy Ann; he offers her a peek through his "super-optiscope" to help find Babette, which just leaves her with an inky black eye.
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* ''Film/{{Class|1983}}'' has a variation on this. Jonathan is at a bar when a good-looking woman goes up to him and says she wants to test his "aura". She tells him to roll a quarter down his nose and around his face. Naturally, the rim of the quarter is covered in ink.
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* ''Film/{{Stakeout}}'': Part of the practical joke rivalry between Chris and Bill, two cops manning a stakeout at night, and the two day shift stakeout cops, involves the day shift cops doing the old ink-on-the-eyepiece prank. Bill falls victim.
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* A deadly variation in ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'': Jud obtains a "Little Wonder", a telescope-like device with a picture inside. You get your victim to look through the eyepiece to see the picture, and while he's looking, you press a secret release and a blade pops out.
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* A deadly variation in ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}'': Jud obtains a "Little Wonder", a telescope-like device with a picture inside. You get your victim to look through the eyepiece to see the picture, and while he's looking, you press a secret release and a blade pops out.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/WhatsWithAndy'', the titular [[PrinceOfPranksters Andy Larkin]] is challenged by his sister to prank everyone he speaks to, which leads him to avoid [[LoveInterest Lori Mackney]] at all costs. Eventually he's forced to prank her using this, though she likely didn't realize it until long after Andy left.
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** In Episode 12, Lulu attempts to do this to the [[DrillSergeantNasty mean butler]], but unfortunately for her, [[GenreSavvy he is wise to the trick]], so he sticks the binoculars on Lulu's face, causing this to happen to her a second time.
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** In Episode 12, Lulu attempts to do this to the [[DrillSergeantNasty mean butler]], but unfortunately for her, [[GenreSavvy he is wise to the trick]], trick, so he sticks the binoculars on Lulu's face, causing this to happen to her a second time.
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* ''Series/HankZipzer'': In "Operation: Prank Adolf", Rosa is attempting to teach Emily to enjoy April Fool's prank, and basically forces Emily to look through the eyepiece of a telescope, despite the fact that Emily already knows it has boot polish on it.
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* ''Series/HankZipzer'': In "Operation: Prank Adolf", Rosa is attempting to teach Emily to enjoy April Fool's prank, pranks, and basically forces Emily to look through the eyepiece of a telescope, despite the fact that Emily already knows it has boot polish on it.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'', if the player character looks through Sans's "premium telescope" in Waterfall, they only see a solid red color. When you exit the telescope, there is a purple ring around their eye.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'', if the player character looks through Sans's "premium telescope" in Waterfall, they only see a solid red color. When you exit the telescope, there is a purple ring around their eye.
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* One of the HilariousOuttakes from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory 2'' has this happen to Buzz after he looks through Lenny, the toy binoculars.
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* One of the HilariousOuttakes from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory 2'' has this happen to Buzz after he looks through Lenny, the toy binoculars.
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* ''Series/{{Roseanne}}'': Darlene did this to catch DJ spying on the neighbor, Molly. It doesn't go as planned though when DJ comes downstairs with no marks on his eye. Then David comes downstairs... [[note]]DUE TO ITS EXTREMELY GRAPHIC AND VIOLENT NATURE, THE REMAINDER OF THIS SCENE HAS BEEN CENSORED.[[/note]]
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* Mahoney pulls it on Captain Harris in ''Film/PoliceAcademy''. Not on a eyepiece, though, but on a megaphone, thus leaving a dark mark around the captain's mouth.
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* ''{{Literature/Arthur}}'' :Arthur does this to Binky in "Arthur's April Fools". He was afraid most of the book that Binky would pull a prank on him, and ended up turning the tables at the end. He told Binky to go home and look through the paper tube at the mirror to decode a written message--that said 'April fool's'.
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* ''{{Literature/Arthur}}'' :Arthur ''Literature/{{Arthur}}'': Arthur does this to Binky in "Arthur's April Fools". He was afraid most of the book that Binky would pull a prank on him, and ended up turning the tables at the end. He told Binky to go home and look through the paper tube at the mirror to decode a written message--that said 'April fool's'.
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* ''{{CSI NY}}'': Lindsay gets one of these from her husband,in a prank meant for Adam,the lab tech. She wears glasses the rest of the episode to hide it and spends most of it trying to determine the prankster. She tells Danny she'll find a way to get him back for it.
* ''Series/{{Mash}}'' episode "The Joker is Wild". During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around the Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
* ''{{CSI NY}}'': Lindsay gets one of these from her husband,in a prank meant for Adam,the lab tech. She wears glasses the rest of the episode to hide it and spends most of it trying to determine the prankster. She tells Danny she'll find a way to get him back for it.
* ''Series/{{Mash}}'' episode "The Joker is Wild". During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around the Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
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* Used in ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'' with professional astronomers pulling this prank on each other at work.
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* This happened to Spock in the ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker". After the ''Enterprise'' passed through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer started pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example was coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looked into it, it left rings around his eyes.
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* This happened happens to Spock in the ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker". After the ''Enterprise'' passed passes through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer started starts pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example was is coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looked looks into it, it left leaves rings around his eyes.
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* ''[[DennisTheMenaceUK Dennis the Menace and Gnasher]]'': In "You and Whose Army", Curly hands Dennis a telescope. Dennis asks Curly if he has put boot polish round the eyepiece. Curly says no and raises the telescope to his own eye to demonstrate, only to find that Dennis has put boot polish on the eyepiece.
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* ''[[DennisTheMenaceUK ''[[ComicBook/DennisTheMenaceUK Dennis the Menace and Gnasher]]'': In "You and Whose Army", Curly hands Dennis a telescope. Dennis asks Curly if he has put boot polish round the eyepiece. Curly says no and raises the telescope to his own eye to demonstrate, only to find that Dennis has put boot polish on the eyepiece.
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* This happened to Spock in the ''StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker". After the ''Enterprise'' passed through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer started pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example was coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looked into it, it left rings around his eyes.
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* This happened to Spock in the ''StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker". After the ''Enterprise'' passed through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer started pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example was coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looked into it, it left rings around his eyes.
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* Done a few times in ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'', in "April Smurf's Day" and "Jokey's Joke Book".
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* ''{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker is Wild". During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around the Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
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This is a stock practical joke. The victim is asked to look into a kaleidoscope,binoculars or similar item. The eyepiece end has been coated with something that leaves rings around the eyes when the item is pressed to the face.
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** In Episode 6, Lulu is looking through a pair of binoculars while her and the others are looking for fires to fight (long story). When she removes them, she ends up with black rings around her eyes, as the others start yukking it up about it.
** In Episode 12, Lulu attempts to do this to the [[{{Drill Sergeant Nasty}} mean butler]], but unfortunately for her, [[{{Genre Savvy}} he is wise to the trick]], so he sticks the binoculars on Lulu's face, causing this to happen to her a second time.
** In Episode 12, Lulu attempts to do this to the [[{{Drill Sergeant Nasty}} mean butler]], but unfortunately for her, [[{{Genre Savvy}} he is wise to the trick]], so he sticks the binoculars on Lulu's face, causing this to happen to her a second time.
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** In Episode 12, Lulu attempts to do this to the[[{{Drill Sergeant Nasty}} [[DrillSergeantNasty mean butler]], but unfortunately for her, [[{{Genre Savvy}} [[GenreSavvy he is wise to the trick]], so he sticks the binoculars on Lulu's face, causing this to happen to her a second time.
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* ''{{Literature/Arthur}} :Arthur does this to Binky in "Arthur's April Fools". He was afraid most of the book that Binky would pull a prank on him, and ended up turning the tables at the end. He told Binky to go home and look through the paper tube at the mirror to decode a written message-that said 'April fool's'.
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* ''{{Literature/Arthur}} ''{{Literature/Arthur}}'' :Arthur does this to Binky in "Arthur's April Fools". He was afraid most of the book that Binky would pull a prank on him, and ended up turning the tables at the end. He told Binky to go home and look through the paper tube at the mirror to decode a written message-that message--that said 'April fool's'.
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* ''{{CSI NY}}'' Lindsay gets one of these from her husband,in a prank meant for Adam,the lab tech. She wears glasses the rest of the episode to hide it and spends most of it trying to determine the prankster. She tells Danny she'll find a way to get him back for it.
* ''{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker is Wild". During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around The Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
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* ''{{CSI NY}}'' NY}}'': Lindsay gets one of these from her husband,in a prank meant for Adam,the lab tech. She wears glasses the rest of the episode to hide it and spends most of it trying to determine the prankster. She tells Danny she'll find a way to get him back for it.
* ''{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker is Wild". During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring AroundThe the Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
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* One of the HilariousOuttakes from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory 2'' has thus happen to Buzz after he looks through Lenny, the toy binoculars.
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* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': Ed is using a opened-up can as a binocular. When he puts it away, a ring where the can once was is on Ed's eye.
* This happened to Spock in the ''StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker".After the Enterprise passed through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer started pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example was coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looked into it, it left rings around his eyes.
* In an AprilFoolsDay[=/=]ClipShow episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' the employees of the Frying Dutchman Restaurant do this to their boss Captain [=MacAlister=] as he's looking through a telescope. "From this day, I be requiring hairnets."
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* This happened to Spock in the ''StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker".After the Enterprise passed through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer started pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example was coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looked into it, it left rings around his eyes.
* In an AprilFoolsDay[=/=]ClipShow episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' the employees of the Frying Dutchman Restaurant do this to their boss Captain [=MacAlister=] as he's looking through a telescope. "From this day, I be requiring hairnets."
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* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': Ed is using a an opened-up can as a binocular. When he puts it away, a ring where the can once was is on Ed's eye.
* This happened to Spock in the ''StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker". After theEnterprise ''Enterprise'' passed through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer started pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example was coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looked into it, it left rings around his eyes.
* In an AprilFoolsDay[=/=]ClipShow episode of''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', the employees of the Frying Dutchman Restaurant do this to their boss boss, Captain [=MacAlister=] [=MacAlister=], as he's looking through a telescope. "From this day, I be requiring hairnets."
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This is a stock practical joke. The victim is asked to look into a kaleidoscope,binoculars or similar item. The eyepiece end has been coated with something that leaves rings around the eyes when the item is pressed to the face.
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* Not an eyepiece, but basically the same prank is pulled by [[ItMakesSenseInContext a wheel of cheese]] in a Cheez-It commercial, using the rim of a mug instead of an eyepiece. See it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8uPefNv9S4 here]].
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* ''Anime/LittleLulu''
** In Episode 6, Lulu is looking through a pair of binoculars while her and the others are looking for fires to fight (long story). When she removes them, she ends up with black rings around her eyes, as the others start yukking it up about it.
** In Episode 12, Lulu attempts to do this to the [[{{Drill Sergeant Nasty}} mean butler]], but unfortunately for her, [[{{Genre Savvy}} he is wise to the trick]], so he sticks the binoculars on Lulu's face, causing this to happen to her a second time.
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* Mahoney pulls it on Captain Harris in ''Film/PoliceAcademy''.
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*''{{Literature/Arthur}} :Arthur does this to Binky in "Arthur's April Fools". He was afraid most of the book that Binky would pull a prank on him, and ended up turning the tables at the end. He told Binky to go home and look through the paper tube at the mirror to decode a written message-that said 'April fool's'.
* In the ''Literature/HarryPotter'' series, Fred and George invent a joke telescope that gives someone a black eye when they attempt to use it, and the only way to clear it is with their antidote. Hermione grabs it absentmindedly once and it still punches her, even though she wasn't looking through it.
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*''{{CSI NY}}'' Lindsay gets one of these from her husband,in a prank meant for Adam,the lab tech. She wears glasses the rest of the episode to hide it and spends most of it trying to determine the prankster. She tells Danny she'll find a way to get him back for it.
* ''{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker is Wild". During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around The Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
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* Used in ''TheFarSide'' with professional astronomers pulling this prank on each other at work.
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* One of the HilariousOuttakes from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory 2'' has thus happen to Buzz after he looks through Lenny, the toy binoculars.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "Griffon the Brush Off", Pinkie Pie does this to Rainbow Dash using a telescope that the latter was looking in to see the results of their squirting turtle prank.
* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': Ed is using a opened-up can as a binocular. When he puts it away, a ring where the can once was is on Ed's eye.
* This happened to Spock in the ''StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker".After the Enterprise passed through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer started pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example was coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looked into it, it left rings around his eyes.
* In an AprilFoolsDay[=/=]ClipShow episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' the employees of the Frying Dutchman Restaurant do this to their boss Captain [=MacAlister=] as he's looking through a telescope. "From this day, I be requiring hairnets."
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* Not an eyepiece, but basically the same prank is pulled by [[ItMakesSenseInContext a wheel of cheese]] in a Cheez-It commercial, using the rim of a mug instead of an eyepiece. See it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8uPefNv9S4 here]].
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* ''Anime/LittleLulu''
** In Episode 6, Lulu is looking through a pair of binoculars while her and the others are looking for fires to fight (long story). When she removes them, she ends up with black rings around her eyes, as the others start yukking it up about it.
** In Episode 12, Lulu attempts to do this to the [[{{Drill Sergeant Nasty}} mean butler]], but unfortunately for her, [[{{Genre Savvy}} he is wise to the trick]], so he sticks the binoculars on Lulu's face, causing this to happen to her a second time.
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* Mahoney pulls it on Captain Harris in ''Film/PoliceAcademy''.
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*''{{Literature/Arthur}} :Arthur does this to Binky in "Arthur's April Fools". He was afraid most of the book that Binky would pull a prank on him, and ended up turning the tables at the end. He told Binky to go home and look through the paper tube at the mirror to decode a written message-that said 'April fool's'.
* In the ''Literature/HarryPotter'' series, Fred and George invent a joke telescope that gives someone a black eye when they attempt to use it, and the only way to clear it is with their antidote. Hermione grabs it absentmindedly once and it still punches her, even though she wasn't looking through it.
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*''{{CSI NY}}'' Lindsay gets one of these from her husband,in a prank meant for Adam,the lab tech. She wears glasses the rest of the episode to hide it and spends most of it trying to determine the prankster. She tells Danny she'll find a way to get him back for it.
* ''{{MASH}}'' episode "The Joker is Wild". During a practical joke contest, Colonel Potter gets "Ring Around The Eyes" when he looks through a pair of binoculars.
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* Used in ''TheFarSide'' with professional astronomers pulling this prank on each other at work.
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* One of the HilariousOuttakes from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory 2'' has thus happen to Buzz after he looks through Lenny, the toy binoculars.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "Griffon the Brush Off", Pinkie Pie does this to Rainbow Dash using a telescope that the latter was looking in to see the results of their squirting turtle prank.
* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': Ed is using a opened-up can as a binocular. When he puts it away, a ring where the can once was is on Ed's eye.
* This happened to Spock in the ''StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "The Practical Joker".After the Enterprise passed through a mysterious energy field, the ship's computer started pulling practical jokes on the crew. One example was coating the rim of a viewing device with a black pigment. When Spock looked into it, it left rings around his eyes.
* In an AprilFoolsDay[=/=]ClipShow episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' the employees of the Frying Dutchman Restaurant do this to their boss Captain [=MacAlister=] as he's looking through a telescope. "From this day, I be requiring hairnets."