Bart Simpson first stands outside looking nervous beside parked cars on a suburban street, then stands in a doorway where a thin man in a purple…
The Simpsons, “Dog of Death” (season 3, episode 19), 19:59–20:10
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Bart Simpson, the spiky-haired boy in an orange shirt, first stands outside looking nervous beside parked cars on a suburban street, then stands in a doorway where a thin man in a purple jacket and black bow tie and a heavyset, dark-skinned man with white hair, red-framed glasses on his head, and layers of gold necklaces look out at him. Bart later stands alone, head bowed, holding a rolled white bundle with a colorful spiral end, and at last faces a door beside a doorbell and a nameplate reading "BURNS" with green bushes behind him, clutching the bundle.
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