Silhouetted audience members, including a few with curly hair, sit in rows of theater seats facing a blank screen in a dim auditorium
The Simpsons, “Like Father, Like Clown” (season 3, episode 6), 22:52–23:04
What happens
Silhouetted audience members, including a few with curly hair, sit in rows of theater seats facing a blank screen in a dim auditorium. A blue beam of light then projects the words "GRACIE FILMS" onto the screen, with the audience still in silhouette in the foreground. The scene shifts to a golden "20th Television" logo rising over a stone building with searchlight beams and a cloudy sky, and the moment ends in a fade to black.
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What's said
- 23:01
Thank you.
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