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The Simpsons (1989) - S08E07 Comedy

2.2s

[Telescope Clicking]

Seinfeld (1993) - S05E21 The Hamptons

2.1s

I wish I had my telescope.

A Bug's Life (1998)

3.8s

Wrong! It is, in fact, a telescope.

The Simpsons (1989) - S06E14 Comedy

2s

Is that the telescope we'll look through?

Frasier (1993) - S01E05 Romance

2.5s

She can see you through the telescope.

The Simpsons (1989) - S08E04 Comedy

2s

he will observe him through a powerful telescope.

Friends (1994) - S01E20 The One With the Evil Orthodontist

3.4s

There's some creep out there with a telescope.

The Simpsons (1989) - S06E14 Comedy

2.4s

But you don't need a telescope to enjoy astronomy.

Frasier (1993) - S01E05 Romance

4.4s

Hey, a telescope! That's a beaut! What's the occasion?

Friends (1994) - S01E20 The One With the Evil Orthodontist

4.2s

- The telescope guy's doing it again. - Oh, my God.

Futurama (1999) - S02E03 Comedy

4s

Then what did we just blow up? The Hubble Telescope.

The Simpsons (1989) - S11E09 Comedy

3s

- Yeah. With lots of firepower. - Its eyes should be telescopes.

The Simpsons (1989) - S06E14 Comedy

4.1s

But you don't need a stupid telescope. It's right there.

Frasier (1993) - S01E05 Romance

3.9s

There's a lady with a telescope looking back at us!

The Simpsons (1989) - S06E14 Comedy

4.1s

Don't touch the telescope, Bart. Even a slight change in elevation...

Frasier (1993) - S01E05 Romance

4.8s

Oh! Are Dad and his lady friend still playing telescope footsie?

Futurama (1999) - S01E08 Comedy

4.4s

Now, we all know telescopes allow us to see distant objects...

Friends (1994) - S01E20 The One With the Evil Orthodontist

4s

I live across the street, and I know about your telescope.

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1993) - S01E13 Adventure

2.9s

Jimmy, how's the lab coming with the slide from that telescope?

A Bug's Life (1998)

2.6s

Not, of course, that you would need a telescope to see that.