History Main / NaughtyBirdwatching

* In ''Lierature/ThenAgainMaybeIWont'', a 1971 young adult novel written by Creator/JudyBlume, a boy discovers the girl next door likes to undress in front of the window. So he asks for some binoculars for Christmas for "bird watching" from his parents.

* In ''LightNovel/SorcererStabberOrphen'' (at least the anime adaptation), Orphen is spying on Cleao when Rin catches him and asks what he's doing. Orphen claims to be birdwatching, with Rin assuming it's the naughty kind when he snatches the binoculars and looks for himself. Cleao also assumes this is what's going on. However, he's just trying to get an idea of her magical ability.

* In his biography ''Will'', G. Gordon Liddy was assigned to an anti-aircraft radar unit in New York, and noticed TheBigBoard marked with times and azimuths. Turns out there was a powerful telescope slaved to the radar, and the board marked when/where certain young ladies in the surrounding skyscrapers had their shower. However their superiors cracked down after facing irate complaints from locals that the army was 'sterilizing' their daughters. Turns out the operators had started using the telescope to check out women walking down the street, who were not pleased to see a [[SoMuchForStealth huge radar dish pointing at them]].

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* ''Manga/{{Evangelion 303}}'': In chapter 5 some of the military men spy on [[FieryRedhead Asuka]] and the other girls with binoculars while they're sunbathing. Jessika even lampshades that they may be being watched.

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* Derek claims to be bird watching (at night) when teenage Jane catches him spying on her with binoculars in ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan 2013}}''.

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* In ''Literature/ThenAgainMaybeIWont'', a 1971 young adult novel written by Creator/JudyBlume, a boy discovers the girl next door likes to undress in front of the window. So he asks for some binoculars for Christmas for "bird watching" from his parents.

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* One of the first things you can do in ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarry 3: [[AlliterativeTitle Passionate Patti in Pursuit of the Pulsating Pectorals]]''. How much Boobage you get to see depends on how well you've done in the Adult Content quiz at the start of the game.

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* One of the first things you can do in ''VideoGame/LeisureSuitLarry 3: [[AddedAlliterativeAppeal Passionate Patti in Pursuit of the Pulsating Pectorals]]''. How much Boobage you get to see depends on how well you've done in the Adult Content quiz at the start of the game.

* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' features a telescope, obtained in an [[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/Fernswarthy%27s_Basement optional dungeon]], which can be used to either look at the stars for a stat boost or look at the [[BigBad Naughty Sorceress's]] tower to see what monsters it has.

-->--''Literature/MisterRoberts''

* On ''WesternAnimation/RockosModernLife'', Bev does this quite enthusiastically when Heffer hosts a nudist's party in Rocko's backyard. Ed started it, "just to see what that weirdo next door was up to." Bev orders Ed to get the telescope. And who could forget that one moment when Heffer and Filburt filmed Rocko walking down a staircase [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment completely NAAAKEEED, with no clothes on]]!?

** In "Child's Play", Murdoch is demonstrating his new invention 'the circumscope' (a periscope) to Crabtree and commenting on how usual it will be for surveillance. Crabtree agrees as he uses it to ogle a woman in corset who is leaning out of a window to beat a rug.

* ''Film/RushHour 2'', the hotel scene in Los Angeles.

--> '''Oliver:''' August 10th. 2:35 a.m.. Temp. 72 degrees. With Jupiter in its final phase, Pluto's moon is visible and startlingly radiant. � As is Mary Lou Farnheimer's. No no - scratch that.

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--> '''Oliver:''' August 10th. 2:35 a.m.. Temp. 72 degrees. With Jupiter in its final phase, Pluto's moon is visible and startlingly radiant. … As is Mary Lou Farnheimer's. No no - scratch that.

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* Jon Lovitz's character in the opening of ''Film/LittleNicky'', who is spying on a woman from a window. [[KarmicDeath He falls out of the tree to his death and winds up in Hell]].

* ''Fanfic/TheManyWorldsInterpretation'': Raj K and the boys are giving Ponder Stibbons from the ''{{Discworld}}'' practical educaton in how astronomy works on a spherical world. They set a telescope up on the roof of 2311 North Los Robles. Policemen visiting for a different reason warn them to make sure it only points at the sky, guys. A friendly cop advises them about the woman in the apartment block opposite who undresses in front of an open window, and even tells them which window. ("You get what I'm sayin', guys?") Howard Wolowitz assures him the telescope will go ''nowhere near'' that window. Then he goes back to the apartment to find a pair of binoculars.

* In ''Then Again, Maybe I Won't'', a 1971 young adult novel written by Creator/JudyBlume, a boy discovers the girl next door likes to undress in front of the window. So he asks for some binoculars for Christmas for "bird watching" from his parents.

* In ''Then Again, Maybe I Won't'', a 1971 young adult novel written by JudyBlume, a boy discovers the girl next door likes to undress in front of the window. So he asks for some binoculars for Christmas for "bird watching" from his parents.

* Disney's ''Midnight Madness'': when the Yellow Team arrives at the telescope for the next clue, the telescope is currently being used by a little boy viewing "Venus", [[spoiler:a woman undressing.]]

* ''Fanfic/TheManyWorldsInterpretationn'': Raj K and the boys are giving Ponder Stibbons from the ''{{Discworld}}'' practical educaton in how astronomy works on a spherical world. They set a telescope up on the roof of 2311 North Los Robles. Policemen visiting for a different reason warn them to make sure it only points at the sky, guys. A friendly cop advises them about the woman in the apartment block opposite who undresses in front of an open window, and even tells them which window. ("You get what I'm sayin', guys?") Howard Wolowitz assures him the telescope will go ''nowhere near'' that window. Then he goes back to the apartment to find a pair of binoculars.