The scene opens outside the Springfield Dog Pound and a sign reading SPRINGFIELD DOG POUND
The Simpsons, “Dog of Death” (season 3, episode 19), 17:42–17:51
What happens
The scene opens outside the Springfield Dog Pound, a low building with a flat roof, a stone staircase, and a sign reading SPRINGFIELD DOG POUND. Inside, Mr. Burns, a frail, stooped old man with a hooked nose, grey hair at the sides, and a dark blue suit, walks with his thin assistant Smithers, who wears glasses, a bow tie, and a green jacket and holds a clipboard, and a bald, heavy man in a white shirt and light blue tie, who appears to be Homer. Burns gestures with his hands and then grips Homer's arm with a grin as the three walk past rows of purple-walled cages. They stop beside a cage holding a wide-eyed brown greyhound-like dog, while a pale dog lies curled in the corner of the same cage and a blue-suited leg passes in the foreground.
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