Two black-and-white cartoon men appear in a room with a black telephone on a table and a framed picture on the wall
The Simpsons, “Bart the Lover” (season 3, episode 16), 1:02–1:14
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Two black-and-white cartoon men appear in a room with a black telephone on a table and a framed picture on the wall. A man with swept-back hair and a dark jacket stands smoking a pipe while a thin man in a bow tie and white shirt waves his hands and looks upward in alarm, then folds his arms and turns his head away. The scene then cuts to a bedroom at night, where a man lies under the covers beside a nightstand holding a glass of water and an alarm clock, first with one arm raised and his mouth open, then with eyes closed as he yawns, and finally sitting up with wide eyes and a hand raised to his head.
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