Grampa stands in a room with a bearded man in a green jacket and a bald, white-bearded old man in a blue jacket, all in front of a dark…
The Simpsons, “$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)” (season 5, episode 10), 2:00–2:11
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Grampa, the wrinkled old man with white tufts of hair in a cream coat, stands in a room with a bearded man in a green jacket and a bald, white-bearded old man in a blue jacket, all in front of a dark chalkboard-style wall. The group talks while the bald old man and the bearded man look on, and the scene then pans right to a blue letter board reading "SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE" before cutting to an aerial view of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, with its two cooling towers, domed reactor buildings, and parking lots.
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