Bart lies back on sacks at the start of the scene, first on a wooden surface with his hands behind his head and then on a raft, and the scene is…
The Simpsons, “The Boy Who Knew Too Much” (season 5, episode 20), 1:42–1:55
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Bart, the spiky-haired boy in an orange shirt and blue shorts, lies back on sacks at the start of the scene, first on a wooden surface with his hands behind his head and then on a raft, and the scene is framed by a credit reading Produced by. Beside him, a small yellow boy in a brown cap and white shirt reclines on the raft's sacks, and on the right a tall, thin man in a black suit and stovepipe hat stands on the raft's edge as the raft floats on water beside leafy trees in pink and purple. Bart's eyes shift sideways and his mouth opens as he speaks, then he closes his eyes and grins, and in the last frame the caption Written by John Swartzwelder appears over the raft.
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