Bart stands behind jail bars, first glaring, then staring wide-eyed as the lawyer, Lionel Hutz leans toward him with his eyes closed, then grins…
The Simpsons, “Bart the Murderer” (season 3, episode 4), 17:26–17:38
What happens
Bart stands behind jail bars, first glaring, then staring wide-eyed as the lawyer, Lionel Hutz, a man with brown hair in a white suit and red tie, leans toward him with his eyes closed, then grins and holds up papers. Homer, on the left, and Marge, with her tall blue beehive, look on from behind the bars as the lawyer talks. The scene ends on a Springfield Shopper newspaper with the headline "PRINCIPAL MURDER TRIAL BEGINS TODAY" above a cartoon of Bart in handcuffs.
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