Milhouse walks onto a bare wooden stage before rows of empty red theater seats, then gestures outward with one arm and stands with his hand on his hip
The Simpsons, “Burns' Heir” (season 5, episode 18), 4:34–4:41
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Milhouse, with blue hair and glasses in a black tuxedo, walks onto a bare wooden stage before rows of empty red theater seats, then gestures outward with one arm and stands with his hand on his hip. Mr. Burns, a frail, stooped old man with a hooked nose, wearing a green jacket and blue scarf, sits in a red theater seat gesturing with both hands while Smithers, in glasses and a purple bow tie, sits behind him beside a clipboard and pencil.
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