Mr. Burns sits behind a purple desk in a red wingback chair and signs a paper with a pen
The Simpsons, “Dog of Death” (season 3, episode 19), 9:52–10:01
What happens
Mr. Burns, the frail, hook-nosed old man with grey hair at the sides, sits behind a purple desk in a red wingback chair and signs a paper with a pen. Homer, in his white shirt and blue pants, gestures at the desk while two men in pink suits and green ties stand beside him, one bald and heavy, the other black-haired. The pink-suited men then grab Homer's arms and pull him back as he struggles, while Burns keeps writing, and by the end Homer is gone and only one pink-suited man is visible at the right edge, moving away from the desk near a green armchair and a framed painting.
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