On a stage under a large Statue of Liberty Centennial banner, four men in red vests and bow ties sing in a barbershop-style quartet, and the thin…
The Simpsons, “Homer's Barbershop Quartet” (season 5, episode 1), 14:44–14:55
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On a stage under a large Statue of Liberty Centennial banner, four men in red vests and bow ties sing in a barbershop-style quartet, and the thin, grey-haired Mr. Burns sings in the group alongside a Black man, Carl, while others in red vests join in. They sway, wave their straw boat hats, and move in tight formation with arms flung out, as the Statue of Liberty stands in the background. Below, a crowd of onlookers and uniformed sailors in white applaud, and in the close-up audience Milhouse, with blue hair, claps and sings.
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