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[[File:velma lost her glasses 9414.jpg|link=Scooby-Doo (animation)|frame|Oooohhhh, where could they be?]]

{{quote|''"My glasses! I can't see a thing without my glasses!"''

|'''Velma''', from the various ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' shows (whenever they need somebody to be incapacitated)}}

{{quote|''"My glasses! I can't ~~see~~ ~~a thing without my glasses!"~~''|''~~'Velma''',~~ ~~from the various ''~~[[~~Scooby-Doo~~ ~~(animation)~~|~~Scooby~~ ~~Doo~~]]'' ~~shows (whenever they need somebody to be incapacitated)}}~~

{{quote|''"My glasses! I can't be ''seen'' [[Cool Shades|without my glasses]]!"''

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|'''[[Johnny Bravo]]''', in a crossover with ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' (after tripping with the aforementioned and making both drop their glasses; then they pick up each other's)}}

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~~{{quote|''"My glasses! I can't be ''seen'' [[Cool Shades|without my glasses]]!"''~~|'''[[Johnny Bravo]]''', in a crossover with ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' (after tripping with the aforementioned and making both drop their glasses; then they pick up each other's)}}

Nobody who wears glasses in TV ever needs them for minor vision correction, except for reading glasses that are worn [[Purely Aesthetic Glasses|mainly to make the character look wise]]. Almost all TV characters with glasses have such bad vision that if they are deprived of their spectacles, they are practically blind—usually hammered home by showing (briefly) the character's uselessly blurry point of view or the character making a [[Blind Mistake]].

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 [[File:velma lost her glasses 9414.jpg|link=Scooby-Doo (animation)|frame|Oooohhhh, where could they be?]]
+{{quote|''"My glasses! I can't see a thing without my glasses!"''
+|'''Velma''', from the various ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' shows (whenever they need somebody to be incapacitated)}}
-{{quote|''"My glasses! I can't see a thing without my glasses!"''|'''Velma''', from the various ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' shows (whenever they need somebody to be incapacitated)}}
+{{quote|''"My glasses! I can't be ''seen'' [[Cool Shades|without my glasses]]!"''
+|'''[[Johnny Bravo]]''', in a crossover with ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' (after tripping with the aforementioned and making both drop their glasses; then they pick up each other's)}}
-{{quote|''"My glasses! I can't be ''seen'' [[Cool Shades|without my glasses]]!"''|'''[[Johnny Bravo]]''', in a crossover with ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' (after tripping with the aforementioned and making both drop their glasses; then they pick up each other's)}}
 Nobody who wears glasses in TV ever needs them for minor vision correction, except for reading glasses that are worn [[Purely Aesthetic Glasses|mainly to make the character look wise]]. Almost all TV characters with glasses have such bad vision that if they are deprived of their spectacles, they are practically blind—usually hammered home by showing (briefly) the character's uselessly blurry point of view or the character making a [[Blind Mistake]].
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 See also [[Nerd Glasses]].
-{{examples}}
+{{examples}}
 == Advertising ==
 * The woman in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZOeWFBy75A this] Sears Optical Ad, who mistakes a raccoon for her cat. "Come snuggles with momma..."
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 == Films -- Animation ==
 * Edgar the Mole from ''[[Once Upon a Forest]]''. He is a mole after all.
-* A deleted scene from ''[[Wreck-It Ralph|Ralph Wrecks the Internet]]'' claims this is true of [[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Disney film)|Snow White]]; she's ''legally'' blind, but refuses to wear glasses on the set, the reason she always looks surprised. [[Self-Deprecation| There are lots of gags in the movie like this.]]
+* A deleted scene from ''[[Ralph Wrecks the Internet]]'' claims this is true of [[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Disney film)|Snow White]]; she's ''legally'' blind, but refuses to wear glasses on the set, the reason she always looks surprised. [[Self-Deprecation| There are lots of gags in the movie like this.]]
 == Films -- Live-Action ==