Mr. Burns walks through heavy rain along a blue-walled street past the Springfield-X theater
The Simpsons, “Like Father, Like Clown” (season 3, episode 6), 11:30–11:35
What happens
Mr. Burns, the frail, stooped, very thin old man in a long dark green coat and red shoes, walks through heavy rain along a blue-walled street past the Springfield-X theater. He moves from the left toward the red double doors, pauses at the entrance beneath the marquee, then walks on to the right and out of view. The marquee reads "SPRINGFIELD-X NOW PLAYING: FOR YOUR THIGHS ONLY, CROCODILE DONE ME, DOCTOR STRANGEPANTS," with a vertical sign showing a woman in a purple bikini and a "24" sign beside the doors.
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