An elderly sea captain with a white cap, white beard and blue coat over a green sweater stands in a wood-panelled study with bookshelves and a wall…
The Simpsons, “$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)” (season 5, episode 10), 7:25–7:36
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An elderly sea captain with a white cap, white beard and blue coat over a green sweater stands in a wood-panelled study with bookshelves and a wall clock, holding a pointer and a pipe while gesturing toward a framed painting of a sailing ship on an easel. He keeps gesturing and pointing at the painting with his hands and pointer as he talks. The scene then cuts to Mr. Burns, the frail, hook-nosed old man with grey hair at the sides, seated in a red high-backed chair at a desk by a window, where he jabs a finger forward and scowls. Smithers, in a purple bow tie and a green jacket with an ID badge, stands beside him looking on.
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