Homer stands in a wood-paneled room in the first frames, his eyes wide and his mouth tight

What happens

Homer, the bald heavy man with stubble in a blue jacket, stands in a wood-paneled room in the first frames, his eyes wide and his mouth tight. Mr. Burns, the frail stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, and Smithers, his thin assistant with glasses and a purple bow tie, stand beside him as Burns extends a hand toward Homer. Homer then reacts with a fixed, nervous grin, after which he leaps backward with his arms spread wide and his feet kicked up, flying out through an open arched doorway while Burns and Smithers watch him go. The room has dark wooden panels, a fireplace-style sideboard, and a tall arched window above the open door.

Written by an AI model from frames of this moment, so small details can be off.