Unnamed one-off characters in a sepia-toned, 1940s-style street: first a man in suspenders and a woman with long dark hair seen…
The Simpsons, “$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)” (season 5, episode 10), 1:40–1:51
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Unnamed one-off characters in a sepia-toned, 1940s-style street: first a man in suspenders and a woman with long dark hair seen from behind, then a man in a vest and tie and a bearded man in a white fedora beside a black car outside a theatre whose marquee reads "Featuring Ray Milland in ... ame the Mighty Hudson." The car drives past a storefront sign reading "Vinegar Par...", with a grinning driver and the bearded passenger peering out, while the captions "Co-Executive Producer JACE RICHDALE," "Supervising Producer HAROLD KIMMEL," and "Supervising Producer FRANK MULA" appear in turn. The sequence closes with a man in suspenders standing on a street beside a parked car, with a row of buildings behind him, as the caption "Supervising Producers BILL OAKLEY & JOSH WEINSTEIN" appears.
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