Mr. Burns stands in a row of blue-walled booths inside a clean, lavishly decorated room while Smithers stands beside him in a brown jacket
The Simpsons, “$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)” (season 5, episode 10), 12:44–12:55
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Mr. Burns, the frail, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, stands in a row of blue-walled booths inside a clean, lavishly decorated room while Smithers, his thin assistant in glasses and a purple bow tie, stands beside him in a brown jacket. Burns, wearing a green and red-trimmed coat, first gestures with a pointing finger toward the booths, then leans forward, mouth open as he talks, and later closes his eyes and grimaces with his chin tucked down. In the last moment Smithers, looking anxious with wide eyes and his mouth open, grips Burns's arm and leans in toward him. Behind them, a blue curtain hangs beside a white sign on the wall, and a large red coat fills the right edge of the scene.
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