Mr. Burns sits in a wooden rocking chair beside a wall of red wall lights and a row of glowing glass tubes with electric arcs
The Simpsons, “Separate Vocations” (season 3, episode 18), 2:43–2:54
What happens
Mr. Burns, the frail, very thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, sits in a wooden rocking chair beside a wall of red wall lights and a row of glowing glass tubes with electric arcs. He grips a broom, first holding it upright, then raising its handle to his face as if peering through it, and later holding it upright again while the red lights pulse with waveform patterns. The scene then cuts to a sunny exterior of Springfield Elementary School, a yellow building with purple columns, an American flag on a pole, and a sign above its orange double doors.
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