Troy McClure is at the edge of a night plaza as a red-haired boy in a sailor cap dances with a white-haired woman in a red dress, and Marge…
The Simpsons, “$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)” (season 5, episode 10), 5:54–6:02
What happens
Troy McClure, grinning with swept-back reddish hair in a grey suit and red tie, is at the edge of a night plaza as a red-haired boy in a sailor cap dances with a white-haired woman in a red dress, and Marge in a black outfit with a tall blue beehive dances with Herb in a tan suit. Behind them a large grey statue has a child perched on its shoulders, and Mr. Burns, frail and hooked-nosed with grey hair at the sides, raises a bottle near a stone pedestal, while a crowd moves across the plaza in front of a lit blue building with tall windows. Over the sequence the dancers keep moving, and in the final moments Mr. Burns stands by the pedestal with his bottle held up as the people behind him and the plaza crowd continue about the scene.
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