Mr. Burns is seen in a snowy mountain setting, first with a bowl-cut stranger in sunglasses and a grey collar seated on a red bench, then alone…

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Mr. Burns, the frail, stooped old man with grey hair at the sides and a hooked nose, is seen in a snowy mountain setting, first with a bowl-cut stranger in sunglasses and a grey collar seated on a red bench, then alone on a snowy road lined with pine trees and a distant blue vehicle. Burns, wearing a grey vest over a dark sweater and green trousers, raises a small teddy bear overhead, gestures outward, then walks away down the road and leaves the bear behind on the snow as the credits 'Produced by Richard Raynis,' 'David Silverman,' and 'Richard Sakai' appear over the scene.

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